California Woman Leaves Children For Tennis Championship
Santa Monica is the scene as Cana do, a notable figure in American tennis, returns to the court to defend the U S title with her four children in the care of her husband Tom Bundy. Mary Browne, another California star, also trains for national duty at Forest Hills. Bundy, home with eighte n month old Billy and four year old Dorothy, says distance between pleasure play and championship is vast but her wife is determined to reclaim glory for America.
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Galifornia
Pop
America
Santa Monica
Cal
United States
Forest Hills
France
Dempsey
Carpentier
Mile
Tennifer
Sam
California
Hur
Abanker
Lenzlen
Mary K. Browne
Amer ‘Ican
National Amateur Tennis Association
Tommy
Knights of Columbus offer first showing of scholarships
The Knights of Columbus announce post graduate scholarships to 23 war veterans at the Catholic University of America Washington D C. The privately funded awards cover tuition and board with MA or MS tracks. Winners include O Herron Fitzgibbons Kelley F etc. The first showing of the photoplay The Call of the Hour starring Mrs Ann Orr McNeil and Frederick Harrison will be at Brooklawn Car Club next Saturday night.
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Knights of Columbus
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
K. of C
Manneelient Fund
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic Hierarchy
United States
Monsignor
Edward A. Pace
Hof C
John F O'Herron
Mark H. _ Fitzgibbons
R. Kelley
John A. Temmerman
New York
Joseph P. Fox
Daniel T. McCarthy
Edmond A. Lapointe
Bernard M. Fitzgerald
John H. Griffin
Massachusetts
Wamond D
Ann Orr McNeil
Frederick Harrison
Brooklawn
Bridgeport Hospital
McNeil
Ann Orr
Helen Kalth
Funeral for James T. Guinn Held at St Augustine's
Funeral services for James T. Guinn were held at 9:00 a.m. from St Augustine's Church after a wake at his sister Mrs. Mary A Hayes's residence at 449 Washington Avenue. Rev. J B Nihill officiated with deacon Rev. George Donahue and subdeacon Rev. J A Ganley. Choir, soloists, and pallbearers Francis Dann, Leonard Dunn, William Monahan, William Murray, Philip Burns, and John Ginty attended. Burial followed in St Michael's Cemetery with committal by Rev. James B Nihill.
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James T. Quinn
James T. Guinn
Mary A. Hayes
Washington Avenue
St. Augustine's
J. B. Nihil
George Donathue
J. A. Ganley
John Hanley
Mae Flaherty
Francis Dann
Leonard Dunn
William Monahan
Wiliam Murray
Philip Burns
John Ginty
St Michael's Cemetery
James B. Nihill
George Donahue
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Federal Reserve Note Found
A new counterfeit twenty dollar bill has circulated. Treasury circular outlines differences in the portrait of Cleveland, back shading, misprinted letters, and subtle line errors. The note, printed on two paper pieces with silk threads, risks deceiving casual handlers.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
D. F. Houston
the Treasury
John Burk
United States
Cleveland
Treas
United
Births and Weddings in Bridgeport Area Names and Addresses
Vital statistics list births for Mihaj Manzula Annie Manzula at 48 Seimon street twins Koval Kowalski 108 Mirriam street son Gustus 707 Barnum avenue son Nytsak 149 Hallam street son Kozma 195 Holy street daughter, and marriages Henry Wechnn 35 124 Lindsey street and Mary Kovacs 36 same address. A bridgeport quartet at First Methodist Epist church Fairfield avenue and Broad street will perform Sundays in August with accompanist W Eldridge French. Rev Lewis Louns bury will preach this Sunday, Dr Lounsbury a Bridgeport native and noted Methodist preacher. The First church invites all to attend.
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Mihaj
Annie Manzula
Seimon Street
Koval
Mary Kowalski
Mirriam Street
George and
Magsie Gustus
Barnum Avenue
Michael
Sophie Nytsak
Hallam Street
John
Mary Kozma
Holy Street
Henry Wechnn
Lindsey Street
Mary Kovacs
Bridgeport
George S. Moore
Charles J. Hardwich
George S Hawley
W. Eldridge French
First Methodist Epist
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Atrest
Jn A. Vernon
Bridgepot
Lewis Lounsbbury
D. D
Syracus
Wil
Lounsbury
Ships menagerie runs amuck on trip to Liverpool
Report details a passenger ship voyage last week to Liverpool carrying a live menagerie from the governor of Gambia to the London Zoo. Hyenas escaped twice on deck, prompting crew action with pitchforks to deter the beasts. Passengers collected scratches as souvenirs during the voyage. Captain A F Johnson of the City of St Louis resembles President Harding in citizen dress and leans Republican.
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Liverpool
Gambia
West Africa
London “Zoo
Mersey
Savannnah, Ga
United States
A F Tohnson
St. Louis
Savannah
Boston
Captain Johnson
Harding
Ehipper
Johnson
Washington Ivory Miniature Sells After Murder Trial
A George Washington miniature painted on ivory, linked to the 1919 murder of Paul Volland and Vera Trepagnier’s insanity, is ordered sold at court. Expected to fetch $5,000, the tale traces the piece from Trumbull’s era to Trepagnier’s asylum, with art interests poised to acquire it.
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Washington
International News Service
Chino
Aug
George Washington
Vera Trepaenier
Joliet
Paul F.volland
Trepagnier
Southland
George Washngton
Dunning
Michael F. Looby
Chicago
Vera Trepasnier
John Trumbull
Trumbull
Virginia
Vera Trepagniet
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John Beck &Son
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Vancouver
Europe
U.S. A
N. Buckingham & Co
State St
Bridgeport, Conn
Tally-Ho
Curwood
Northland
James Oliver Curswood
River’s End
Cease Harlan
Charles Alden
Wallingford
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Chesters
Whirlwind
Leroy Scott
Flockmaster
Poison Creek
G. W. Ogden
Golden Shoe
Justin Himtly McCarthy
Howland Dry Goods
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