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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1921

Page

2

Divorces granted in Superior Court and war memory notes

Harry Shannon of 195 Harrall Ave was granted a divorce in a brief Superior Court session before Judge Frank D. Haines amid desertion claims since January 1917. Joseph Szabo of Greens Farms testified that his wife went to Hungary in 1915 and has refused to return from South Bethlehem, Pa. An interpreter was used. Carrie Wilson of Stratford, also, was granted a decree. The details include a long history of mental illness in the Wilson family and a marriage dating to May 6, 1891. Separately, Malcolm Bald Sytane, Creighton football coach and former Yale lineman, received a telegraphic offer to join Yale as assistant coach for 1922. Other items note court-session dates and a query about the last American soldier killed in action with a dispute over the identity of the sergeant and a potential monument by the French government.

Harry Shannon Harrall Avermine Superior Court Frank D. Haines Efforta Joseph Szabo Greens Farms Hungary Bethlehem Clesert Robert DeForest James B. Wilson Stratford State Hospital Carrie Ff Wilson Wil Becom Christis J Omahca Malcolm Bald- Sytane Creighton University Yale Yale Athletic Board L. P Waldo Marvin Indianapolis Ind American Legion 79Th Legion Albert T. Rich Regular Army Verdun Rich William H. Oury W. J. Nicholson Col Oury 14Th Infantry Canal Zone Gen. Nicholson Washington Bich

500 Families To Receive Cheer

A community club plans a large Christmas effort, distributing food to 600 families clothing to 600 and toys to 1,200 children. Over 5000 dollars has been raised, including 1800 from members and proceeds of a Christmas dance. Supplies include ton and a half of flour, 2000 pounds of ham, 1000 pounds of coffee, 1000 pounds of rice buckwheat, candy, popcorn balls, toys, clothing, stockings, shoes, dresses, and suits. A cobbler will repair donated shoes for distribution. Officers include President Albert Leckie and Vice President Robert Davies.

Boston Albert Leckie Robert Davies L. J. Herrman

Man and Wife Share Rule in Modern Home Lecture

Mrs Lynn W Wilson, president of the local League of Women Voters, presided at a whist party and lecture with speaker Mrs Florence L C Kitchel, citizenship director of the State League. Kitchel spoke on the League’s work and the importance of intelligent voting, noting that both spouses now share influence in the home and nation. A prize was awarded at each table, and a board meeting followed to plan future lectures.

Lynn W. Wilson League of Women Vo'ers Business and Professional Women’s Club Florence L. C. Kitchel State Leaue of Women Voters

Mothers and Wives of Policemen Organize

The first organization of its kind in the state formed recently in a hall at 1119 Broad Street. Wives and mothers of policemen met to discuss plans for a social and relief society. Officers include Mrs John Ryan president and William Casey vice president. Meetings will be the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in Hyota hall.

Broad Street John Ryan William Casey Clarence Clark Secre T. Rodney Ludwig Edward Growley J. Grosshart Hyota Hall

Quiet Trumbull Wedding and Club News

Miss Ruth Milo of Nichols and Ba win Hvitts of this place married in Brikeeport on Wednesday. Evening club entertained with refreshments. next meeting at Mr and Mrs Howard Beach. Vital statistics list Nov births and deaths. League of Women forming with officers named. Parsonage meetings and study club planned for January. Town officials on grand jury duty in Bridgeport.

Ruth Milo Nichols Bawin Hvitts Brikeeport Frederick Reynolds Samuel Ward Burry F. Beach Howard Beach Wmn. F. White Parsona White Emil Z. Berger Edward Thornton Trasurer League of Women Albert H. Christie Study Club Harriet French Ernest Nelson

Gifts for P. O. Employe Now a Postmaster

Postal workers at the main branch honored Albert W Jevnes, newly named postmaster of Ansonia, with a briarwood pipe gold watch and chain and a Masonic watch fob. Jevnes, 28 years at the local post office, earned promotion from ranks for outstanding service. A separate report notes Mrs Mary Romanian, 28, attempted suicide at 724 Main Street. She is said to be recovering at St Vincents Hospital with despondency over marital troubles cited as motive.

P. O Albert W. Jevnes Ansonia Jexnes Mary Romanian Frank A. Hosiy Main Street St. Vincen’s Hospital A. Korubiut

Submarines can defend seas against aggression and war

The piece argues the submarine offers protection for weaker nations, preventing naval dominance by any one power. It cites submarine restraint as a path to limiting war, contends freedom of the seas requires rules, and urges readers to choose defense over offense while considering taxation and strength.

Germany Remington Admiral Sims

Court Roma Still Holds First Place

Court Roma tightened to hold first in the Foresters of America pinochle tourney by defeating Court Wheeler 16 to 9. Norden beat Marina. Pequonnock defeated Park City, moving Roma closer to the silver cup as the 1921 series ends next week with postponed games rescheduled and final standings showing Roma Norden Pequonnock Park City Marina Wheeler. A Maplewood recreation center plan adds weekly junior high dances.

Court Roma Foresters of America Court Wheeler Norden Marina Pequonnock Park City Roma Wheeler Foresters Hall Pequonnock Park City

Good Name Of Mrs. Church Must Be Cleared Says Atty

Court hears divorce case Church versus Church with Elsie J Church of Greenwich seeking to prove innocence. Homer S Cummings for Elsie asserts no out of court settlement and demands disclosure of assets before settlement. Judge Magnes adjourns hearing until next Friday as Alfred W Church from Ludington is expected to attend.

Homer S. Cummings New York Elsie J. ‘Church Greenwich Judee Frank D. Haines Cummines Church Alfred W. Church Eardington Mich Cummings Howrcholt Magnes Ludington

Health Board Warns Against Eating Pork

The Connecticut Health Board cautions the public about pork safety after diphtheria and scarlet fever cases rise in Bridgeport and Fairfield county. Officials urge thorough cooking to kill trichinosis risk, noting past holiday season outbreaks from undercooked pork.

Health Board Bridgeport Fairfield County State Department of Health

Disarmament Talk Sets Bimonthly Meeting Series

Miss Hames Avery of Springfield will give her bi monthly current events recap on December 20 at the sun parlor of the Stratford hotel under Bridgeport College direction. Admission may be obtained without season tickets. Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church hosts Sunday services with Dr. George C Fort preaching at 10 30 am The 7 36 pm sermon titled Charge It features a choir and music by Mendelssohn Schumann and Handel. Sunday school meets noon with the Young People group.

Hames Avery Springfield Sratficld Bridgeport College Miss Avery Washington Park Barnum and Noble Avenues George C. Fort D.D Fort Morming Hadyn Handel Christian

Fire department trims 1922 budget to core level

Fire commissioners have nearly finalised a lean 1922 budget for the Fire Department. They expect January expenditures not to exceed 669,000 and plan no new hires or salary increases. Additional apparatus purchases may wait until the new board takes office. if needed, a special appropriation could be requested.

Tide Sport Fire Department Board of Fire Ammissioners Board of Apportionment Samuel Dawe Fire Board Board of Apportance

Legion Treasurer Given Confidence Vote by Officers

At a special meeting of the Department Executive committee of the American Legion in Golden Hill street rooms, State Treasurer Frank Butterworth of New Haven received a confidence vote from the committee. Public speakers will tour the state to explain the Adjusted Compensation Bill before Congress, representing Legion posts statewide. The event also noted the Belgian ambassador Baron De Marchionne presenting a Cardinal Mercier bust to New York University with an unveiling planned for 3 pm at Gould Library. Separately, Ned Jaggers, 39, of 1995 Barnum Avenue, employed by the health department, strained while lifting a heavy ash can and was taken home by emergency medical staff.

Department Executive Committee The American Legson Legion Rooms Golden Fill Street Frank 8. Butterworth New Maven Conreas Legion Ned Jaggers Barnum Avenue Health Department A. Kornblut

Woman Seeks Admission to State Bar in Hartford

The Fairfield county group will sit for the Connecticut State Bar exam in Hartford starting Friday December 30 at 19 a m in the Supreme court room. Candidates include Frank A Barber Minnie B Dworken Thomas A Minn Edward L Kelly Henry J Klein Jerome Kolwicz and Amedeo C Vioni from Bridgeport Samford Bit H Miller Danbury East Norwalk Clinton EB Sherwood of Southport. If Minnie E Dworken passes she would be the second woman practicing law in the county following Dorothy Cohen of Schnee Schnee.

Supreme Court Room Hartford Fairfield County Bar of Connecticut State Bar Examining Committee Frank A. Barber Minnie B. Dworken Thomas A. Minn Edward L. Kelly Henry J. Klein Jerome Kolwicz Amedeo C. Vioni Bridgeport Edward C. Fisher Samford Bit H. Miller Danbury Charles T. McGovern East Norwalk Clinton EB. Sherwood Southport Minnie E. Dworken Secoona Dorothy Cohen Schnee & Schnee

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