Needlework Guild Holds Big Meeting in Bridgeport
The Needlework Guild Bridgeport branch held an enthue silastic business meeting at the secretary Mrs A F Beers Jr's home. Plans include collecting garments and hosting a local hospital drive for Norwalk County orphans, with a national reach to produce one million garments. Mrs B C Ray spoke on Work Extension and recruitment to join the guild.
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Bridgeport
A. F. Beers, Jr
Fairfeld
Cis
Wrish House
Shelton Suum
County Orphan Asylum
Norwalk
EB. C. Ray
B.C. Ray
Greenwich State
A. T. Beer
Fashion's Forecast Pattern for Ladies Two-Piece Skirt
Pattern details for a two piece skirt in sizes 28 to 82 inches waist with front cutouts and attached side pockets, described in a Bridgeport Telegram fashion note. Price 16 cents. pattern sent postpaid by first class mail. orders to Pattern Department. If not received in five days, call Barnum 61900.
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Pattern Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
Ironized Yeast Promises Health for Run Down People
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as superior to ordinary baking yeast, claiming it delivers iron and vitamins to revive run down, anemic, and weak individuals. It emphasizes faster symptom relief, stronger vitality, and a ten day treatment pack priced at ten cents per dose, with special directions for children.
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Cenally Lk
Yeast
Atlanta
Program Monthly Meetings by Sisterhood at Congregation
Congregation and J announce a series of monthly meetings. November 16 at 2 o clock features Mrs. assisted Ly s ly, Willian, and music by Walter Loewith. December 20 at 4:30 includes Mrs. A. A. Taevy and Mrs. WW. J. et Tae. January program covers business, a panel on "Tech men Women," and music by Madame FLOB. Hawes with speaker to be announced. February 2 presents Richar d and Saperstein with address on Educational Conditions in Moore.
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Erhood
Lysly
Teredy
Gtal Willian
J. J. Lustig
Walter Loewith
Bishop
Ofslark
A. A. Taevy
Cashman
WW. J. Et
Tae
Man
J. H. Schwartz
M Fant
Dill
Egular
Jewish Women Club Hosts and Officers Listed
A fragmented notice lists hostesses Mrs Hf W Walder and others for a program with luncheons, honors, and speakers including Mrs A Anspacher. The second meeting includes a jewelry and music program, invocation, and a talk on Jewish Women in Music. Officers named: Salahes president, Guldstein first VP, Toe second VP, Stein secretary, Oppel treasurer, with a board of directors and philanthropic chairmen.
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Hf. W. Walder
Susman
Immerman
Tinkerstone
R. J. Meberthal
B. Rubensstein
Aostesses
Trabbi Anispacher
Sts. H. Tu. Bishop
A. Anspacher
Bris
N. Nikal
Be Shilet
Valkenstein
Greensinin Gnars
Offen Otheer
Argas
Louis FR. Salahes
Harry A. Guldstein
Fir
Sigmund Toe. With
Naximilijin Stein
Willa R. Lovery
Richad Oppel
Mira
Charyss
Mint Philanthropic
Rabatm
B. Grownstein
Mayflower Shelburne Race Proposed By Neron Nations
Oct 19 Halttpan N and. reports a proposed race between the Mayflower and Shelburne schooners Canada. Captain Joseph Conrad of the Canadia accepted a proposal from Mayflower owners. A Bay race course was suggested.
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Haltpan
Neron Nations
Canada
Joseph Conrad
Canadia
Jlassa
Chuscns Bay
Local Secretary Speaks at Red Cross Convention
At the Red Cross convention in New Haven on Tuesday a Bridgeport delegation was present. Speakers included Mrs. Saleer of the Atlantic Division Production committee and Ms. Pellaton who outlined Roll Call efforts. Professor Winslow provided an engaging talk as part of an inspiring day meeting with many attendees.
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the Red Cross
Delag
Bridzeroft
Sarid B
Milligan
Rehuny
Miles
Signn
Othese Chuims
Rani Eoeconta
Bridgeport
Sis. Baker
Saleer
Atantic Division
Vement Production Committee
Mx Pellaton
Winspow
Bales
Personal notices from St Charles Parish social calendar
Local society items note a whist and dance next Tuesday evening to raise funds for a linen shower for a new convent. Events include a Friday afternoon invitation for a grandchild gathering, life saving class at the bank pool, chicken pie supper at Baptist church parlor, and a social club meeting. A wedding in New York City and a police report on jewelry theft are also mentioned amid church and recreation center activities.
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St. Charles Parish
Rs. D.plumb
Rucharie Inagne
Charlotte Waters
Mary Age
Bink
Golden’ S
Baptist Church
Community notices and travel writings highlight local events
Mrs W Hinges oversees a birth at the hospital on Monday. A naval superintendent discusses a ship line. Vagabonding Around the World explored. A church meeting at Nine WV Pek Ure WN features a director speaking and refreshments after. Shipping stories describe food storage for shipwrecked crews between South Africa and Australia.
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South Africa
Australia
Not keeping house leads to backache relief claim
Newburgh New York tale cites weak back causing fatigue. Woman reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores energy and enables chores and walking. Letter backs product, urges others to try, notes no narcotics.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Epwarp Pitts
High St
N.Y
Mrs. Biets
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Needlework Guild
DY Annabed Worthington
Arog
Che Matet Manshiy
Uy the Har
Che
Lud
Ats
Aly
Max Held, Inc
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Lewis Salabes
The
Stewhiaent
Mayflower
Shelburne
Tierra del Fuego
Angre
Red Gross
Hes
Willam J. Tipon
Ama Street
Hether
John Molden
Carrel
Social Star Waist Club
Ryan W. Wilson
Barnum Recreation
Subco
Mr. Wilson
War Districts
Barnum Orchestra
Will Firnish mi
Gilbert Street
Annie Featherstone
Biles
Chaviotte Wisen
Dawe
Charles B. Wilson
Venne
Joan Cbnneli
New Yorks City
St Augustine's Eluicel
New York City
Mie
John W.W
Jesae Lee
Fairfield Avenue
Aspital
Bridgeport Afayleable Tron Company
Faun
Fritz Hawkey Opticians
Bidgedort
WEY Maven
Nestle's
Nestlé’s Food Company
Nestle
Nestlé
1St Friendly Society of
Calvary Episcopal Church
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Pitts
Annex
Charmeuse
Ugeille Provens
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