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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1921

Page

7

Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Request and Local Notices

A fragmented Bridgeport Telegram page shows a pattern request by mail with 15 cents, plus multiple personals and social notes. The items reference pattern department, local society events, YW rally, lectures, card parties, and a partial victory for the National Woman's Party seeking a suffrage statue in Capitol Hill.

Bridgeport Baroum Washington Otle National Woman's Party Capitol

World Engineers Meet to Promote International Concord

In New York, engineers from England Franco America plan a next month meeting to foster concord among English speaking nations, advance engineering science, and build international channels. The event honors leaders who helped wartime goals and celebrates the return of the John Frits Medal mission.

New York Sep Franco America Nes Nelr Carnegie International Pesci Lidgrave Institution John Frits Sir Robert Meadfield Condon Gene Schneider Paris

First Woman to Earn Degree from Jena University

Dr Rowena Morse Mann of the Third Unite Chicago becomes the first woman to receive a degree from the University of Jena Germany. She preached at Appleton Chapel Harvard University to summer school students, marking the institution's two century history with a woman leading chapel services.

Cambridge Rowena Morse Mann Chicago University of Jena Germany Appleton Chapel Flarvard University

Pretty Home Wedding Takes Place Saturday

Miss Zulian Charlotte Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Hdoward Perry 186 Park street became the bride of Edward Henry Bauerle son of Jacob Bauerle of Pittsburgh Pa The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at the bride s home Rev George Port of Washington Park M E church officiated Helen Perry sister of the bride was maid of honor Eugene Bauerle was best man After the reception the couple left for a wedding trip to Canada and Niagara Falls

Zulian Charlotte Perry Hdoward Perry Park Street Dward Henry Bauerie Jacob Bauerle Pittsburgh Pa George Port Washington Park, M Tiss Helen

Sheep Roast Enjoyed by Congdon Post

Congdon Post of the oat Legion hosted a sheep roast at auter’s farm yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Lauter as hostesses. About 50 Legionnaires attended despite inclement weather. Bessie Leonard of New Haven, “The Doughboy,” performed popular songs along with Bridgeport singers Gould and Me Mann. The 46 Hommes et Chevaux society aided the event.

Ww. Congdon Post Oat Legion Hommes and Chevaux Congdon Post Ockagion

Obituary records for Martin Traser and others

The obituary notes the funeral for Martin Haley at Lieberum and Heaphy funeral parlors then Heart church with Rev. Thomas 4 as celebrant and pallbearers Sullivan Hickvus Shea Stein and Mader. Interment was in St Michael's cemetery. Patrick J. MacCarthy, an elder city citizen and former chief engineer of United Illuminating, died at his Austin Street home. Survived by wife, three daughters, one son and siblings, with services at Sacred Heart Church. David Crossley died September 22 1924. funeral and burial at Park Cemetery. John Noden dies, survived by two daughters Minnie Fitton and Mire and three sons. Lorenzo B Nickerson of 518 Norman injured when struck by automobile, died in Bridgeport hospital. survived by husband, daughter Ruth, sisters Mrs Ernest Williams and Mrs Daniel Maren, and brothers Thomas Kerr, Samuel Kerr, Alfred Kerr, and George Kerr.

Martin Traser Martin Haley Lieberum and Heaphy Tromored Heart Church Thomas I Sullivan James Hick Vhus Florence Shea Connie Stein John Mader Wagsin St. Michael's Remtory Patrick J. McCarthy Patrick J. MacCarthy Austin Street Unitedlluminating Company Foresters of America Royal Order of Moose Brotherhood of American Woodmen of the World Stationa Engineers Secrets of Sacred Heart Church Margaret Patricia Mary John Parker Moran Margaret Johnson Irrepmian Tonmally Sacred Heart St. Nels John Noden Minnie Fitton Mire Frank Quinlan Wreramn Wilts George Node Tierenza Nickerson Lorenzo B. Nickerson Norman Fairfield Avenue Martin Terrace Bridgeport Authors’ Club Washington Park Daniel Maren Thomas Kerr Sarriel Kerr Alfred Kerr New York City George Kerr Chicago

American Women Give Largely to Foreign Missions

Chicago reports the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church supports 25 missions in India, Burma, the Malay Tel, and other regions. The organization funds day schools, college departments, English schools, and literature in multiple languages, aiding 209,569 hospital patients and maintaining property valued at about 2 million dollars. Last year’s contributions exceeded 2 million dollars.

Chicago Methodist Tpisenpal India Burma Matlantis Indies South America Nccording TE Ot ‘Ieve

Rally Sunday Sermon Emphasizes Beginning Right

The sermon titled Beginning Right delivered on Rally Day urged accepting God’s ideal, life made in His image, and the need to develop personality for service. It stressed friendship, companionship, and loyalty to God as essential, warning against a divided personality.

Berlin court rules Bolshevik propaganda printing contracts void

A Berlin Provincial Court decision holds contracts to print Bolshevist propaganda are void and unenforceable, as they conflict with the state and aim to destroy it. The ruling states neither party can claim contractual rights from such agreements and warns against efforts to use state machinery to enforce propaganda printing.

Beruin Thei’ Provincial Court of Berlin Omar Éoontes Ferest

Next Year’s Garden Te tine 10 Re is really sear s go

The piece muses on garden planning across seasons, noting how spring tasks, perennial trim, and winter sun shifts reshape beds. It contrasts winter indoors with firelight sketches, and reflects gardeners weighing timing for sowing, pruning, and bulb reshaping as seasons rotate.

Calvary Church Harvest Festival Draws Large Crowd

Calvary Church hosts a harvest festival at Zalman avenue with lanterns, corn decorations, tables on porches and grounds serving a jarvert supper. Booths offer cakes, candies, aprons, and kitchen wines as a five piece orchestra plays and Miriam and Duncan McManus perform. Organized by the Men's club, Ladies guild, Rector's Aid, and the Auxiliary.

Zalman Calvary Episcopal John Taylor Miriam Duncan McManus Ladies’ Guild Rector’s Aid Auxiliary

Local Women Attend Boston Convention Dinner Dance

Local Catholic Daughters of America group formerly Daughters of Isabella will be represented at a large dinner and dance at the Hotel Astor New York in October honoring supreme regent Mrs Geneveve Walsh. Mrs John Lavey and Miss Margaret Dorsey serve as official representatives and all council members are invited. a council meeting at Knights of Columbus rooms on Washington Avenue will arrange reservations.

Catholic Daughters of Aerica Daughters of Isabella Hotel Astor New York Cit Geneveve H. Walsh John Lavey Focal Court Margaret Dorsey Knights’ of Columbus Washington Avenue

Local couple marks second wedding anniversary at Fort Trumbull Beach

Asp and Mrs Newton Harrison hosted friends at their Crown street home on Saturday to celebrate their second anniversary. A highlighted steak dinner was prepared openly under the guidance of Mr and Mrs Isaac Moss of Bridgeport. Music and song by Leonora Davis of Milford complemented the gathering with attendees from New York and Milford, including Moss, Somers, Hewitt, the Magen family, and A Davis among others.

Newton Harrison Crown Street Fort Trumbull Beach Isaac Moss Bridgeport Leonora Davis A. Davis Milford Isaac’ Moss Robert Somers New York Miford Hewitt Nathan Magen Percy Magen Jacob Magen Mew Yack Charities Henry He . Offaust

Fairfield to Host China Lecture and Photo Exhibit

Fairfield Memorial Library presents a free evening program by a long time Pekin resident who will deliver four talks on China and its people, followed by a slide show of 140 pictures. The event, under library auspices, begins at 8 PM and features an organ piece used at a Northwestern gathering, reflecting local cultural offerings.

Princeton Nina Pekin Fairfiel Memorial Fairfield Memorial Library

Well Known Citizen Praises Tanlac After Recovery

Jonas Williams of Bridgeport a proprietor at an electrical repair shop says Tanlac cured his two year indigestion pains and weakness. He claims meals now restore his appetite and energy, calling himself a new man after six months of treatment. Local sale noted at Linden Drug Stores.

Jno E. Willams Tanlac Mapiac Jonas Williams Meadows Hind Head Bridgeport Tanlas Jindie Drug Stores

Alkali in Soap Harms Hair, Use Caution

An old health note warns that high alkali soaps damage hair by drying scalp and making strands brittle. It recommends diluted molsified coconut oil shampoo as a safer alternative, producing rich lather and thorough cleansing while leaving hair bright and manageable.

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