Local Social Notes Run From Misses to Weddings
Several young women from Maiden Lane Poplar Street and Boston join a summer trip to Camp Wopewog East Hampton for two weeks. A Republican Women’s club meeting is set for St George’s hall Stratford avenue. A quiet wedding at St Charles parsonage unites Elizabeth Foster and Peter Mikkelson Jr with attendants Lillian Barnsley and John Mikkelson. Families and friends head to Adirondacks Albany Saratoga Springs Montreal Niagara Falls and other travel. Charity and club events at Catholic Charitable bureau and West End Congregational church are noted alongside motor trips to Niagara and Quebec and community meetings.
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Evan Taylor
Maiden Lane
Ethel Riteman
Poplar Street
Irene
Elsio Schrader
Rusting Place
Margaret Thelin
Main Street
Marion Cornwell
Boston
Myrtle Beach
Camp Wopewog
East Hampton
St. Charles’ Parsonage
Elizabeth Foster
Christopher LaCroix
Silverbeach
Peter Mikkelson, Jr
Peter Mikkelson
Stamford
Dennis Moran
Lillian Barnsley
John Mikkelson
Brooklyn
L. Griffin
West Avenue
E. Horch
Danbury
Albany
Saratoga Springs
Thomas Kelly
Brooks Street
Connecticut
John Reich
Lorraine Street
Saratoga
P. A. Gendron
Park Avenue
George Hamel
Worcester
Mass
Montreal
Canada
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Grace Troup
New Haven
Troup
Th Catholic Charitable Bureau
OM ‘Troup
School of Sociology
Hartford
Catholic Community House
Barnum Avenue
Flood waters recede from Arizona capitol after two foot rise
Flood waters in Phoenix slowly receded after reaching two feet in the state capitol offices. Custodian H. M. Alexander estimated $300,000 in capitol damage, plus loss of irreplaceable records stored in flooded basements. State troops were deployed to guard the area as residents moved to higher ground and the canal irrigation arteries were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
State Capitol
H. M. Alexander
Acra
Ninth District Civic group forms in Stratford politics
About 60 voters from the Ninth District organized a nonpartisan civic group in Putney chapel with temporary chair Org BR Chase and Miss Harriett Beard as secretary. They plan a permanent club to back council-manager reform, with potential cross party support for a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District
Stratford
Putney Chapel
Org BR. Chase
Miss Harriett Beard
Refrigerators Enamel Ware Stoves and Pottery In Stock
Local goods dealer advertises a selection of refrigerators enameled ware gas and oil stoves porcelain and pottery for home use. Large inventory and varying prices. Visit or call for details.
Junior Section Display of Bob Evans Toys and Dresses
The Junior Section unveils a finest display featuring Bob Evans toys and navy blue storm serge one pieces or separate skirts with gray sateen waists. Middies offered in white with varied blue and red collars, plus detachable wool flannel collars labeled Miss Saratoga. Sizes range from 6 to 18 years with items on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Evans
Read to Raccoon Coats at August Bargain Prices
Rich dark Bay Seal Coats with three-stripe borders and large shawl collars, silk lining, 36 inch length. Priced unusually low for August at the Main floor, sizes 6 to 8 through 21 to 2, with listed price pairs and comparisons to Hudson Seal.
Obituary notes for Kate M Hammond and others
Kate May Hammond aged 19 daughter of Kate and the late John Hammond died at her mother’s home in Stratford after a long illness. Survived by mother three sisters and two brothers. Funeral 2:30 pm tomorrow at Union cemetery Stratford. Also notices for Thomas Byres Grace Hooper Lillian Bernard and August Carlson with funeral details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate M. Hammond
Kate May
Kate
John Franklin Hammond
Blm Street
Stratford
Mra C. Holdsworth
R. J. Aifield
Adeline Hammond
Homer
Walter
Daughters of Liberty
Union Cemetery
Thomas Byrnes
Thomas Byres
Shelton
Inlaw
Bella Kennedy
Stratford Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Church
St. Michaels Cemetery
Grace Hooper
Elmer A. Hooper
Alpine Street
Irving
Lakeview Cemetery
Jilian MS Bernard
Lillian May Bernard
William A. Bernard
St Vincent's Hospital
William Bernard, Jr
Charles ‘Duplease
Charles
Edward
James Duplease
August Carlson
Howard Avenue
Swedish Congregational Church
Laurel Avenue
Grove Street
Mt Grove Cemetery
China internationalization urged amid disarmament talks
The Yi Shih-Pao editorial argues China may be internationalized as major powers discuss a Washington conference on disarmament and Far East questions. It notes the American note to China spares scope limits, while to Japan it hints at broader discussion and possible pooling of influence. The piece raises whether the move anticipates a Versailles-like power had. Also reports the R-38 airship final test flight and a sea murder involving Captain M C Carron and a Japanese cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Aus
China
Yi Shih-Pao
Japan
Washington
America
England
Council of Four
Assembly
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Zane
Eoursery
11Th District
Republican Women's Club
St George's Hall
Pembroke Street
Ida Hoffman
Arctic St
Adirondack Mountains
George P. Farley, Jr
New York
George P. Farley
Lewis Street
William Dermosey
Old Orchard
Maine
Larkin
Lieut. Bevan
S A
Newfield Park
Ladies’ Ald Society
West End Congregational Church
Fairfield Beach
R. H. White
Wood Ave
Nue
Lake Sunapee
New Hampshire
Marguerite Tuckile Ryan
Mas
Clarence E. Atkins
Long Hill
Quebec
D. H. Beardsley
Wells, Street
Mario Hungan
New Preston
William Callander
Clifford Street
Loring Baker
Louis Tower
New Dorchester
Irish White Cross
Clarence Sherwood
Moorehouse Street
Black Rock
Springfield
Helene Hulton
Wood Avenue
Josephine Lewis
Head Street
Twin Lakes
Elizabeth Daley
Briarcliffe
N.Y
First National Bank
the Times
The
American Legion
Longbrook Avenue
Longbrook
Seymour Wells
Ralph Sherwood
Civic Club
Menioned
Harry Wilcoxson
Charter
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Howland Dry Gooda Company
Hudson Cloak Store
Pietro Radoglio
William H. Wright
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Ver
Lufbery
Monroe
Sheffield
Che
Read
United States
Howden
Pal
M. C. Carron
Sophie Christensen
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