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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

5

On The Tip Of The Tongue And Family News From Bridgeport

A local column lists residents visiting relatives and returning from trips. Highlights include Mrs J Carlton Sterling of New Rochelle welcoming a newborn son, Mr and Mrs David Day hosting Fourth of July guests in Hingham and several local families visiting St Patrick’s area for weddings and summer plans. The piece also notes community events such as picnics at Beardsley park and a bridge party with prizes, plus updates on schooling and employment changes for local youths.

David Day Ten Avenue Ohn Ramsey Hingham, Mass J. Carleton Sterling New Rochelle N. Y Sterling Katherine Calhoun Park Place

Clothes Shipped to Foreign Students in Vienna

Eastern colleges sent twelve barrels and as many wooden boxes full of clothes and shoes from New York City to the University of Vienna. The National YWCA Student Department called for summer and winter garments and materials, with stockings and gloves in particular need. The goods go to a Vienna committee for distribution among about one hundred girl students in want.

East New York City University of Vienna National Y. W. C. A Vienna

Ideal Camp 10 Open Saturday at Bantam Lake YWCA

A repeat of the Bridgeport YWCA Vacation House opening at Bantam Lake marks the fifth season. The program runs July 1 to September 7 with girls first, then all women. daily activities include swimming, sports, and fireside events. Names of visiting girls listed. the camp offers weeklong sessions and outdoor recreation in a country setting.

Litchfield Bantam Lake Bantam Edith Benson Marjorie Watts Edith Kusterer Mildred Bauman Grace Sirene Theresa Hartman Minnie Silverstone Bessie Fried Eleanor Quinn Dorothy Porakowick Fannie Friedman Lillian Kiely Sylvia Shine Ruth Winter Flora Juliano Helen Urdin Marion Berland Margaert Munsie Margaret Drake Dorothy Barrow Alice D Barrow Minnie Saunder Anna

Health and Work Truths From the Home Health Club

A speaker argues health equals wealth and active labor. He cites Ford and The Dearborn Independent on selfishness, urges daily ten minute health routines, discusses long orchard care, and stresses balancing work with physical fitness to avoid decline.

Home Health Club Henry Ford Dearborn Independent Mankind

Wooden party jolly affair marks wooden wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Emmons longtime residents hosted a delightful surprise party at Mrs. Emmons sister Mrs. Charles Allen Sr home in Myrtle Beach to celebrate their wooden wedding anniversary. Guests included Celia Stas Priscilla Hedrick Nellie Collins Minnie Langley Rose Servilla and many others as gifts and congratulations flowed.

Charles Allen, JR Charles Allen Myrtle Beach Master Allen Lillian Langley James Hedick John Hedick Catherine Hedick James J. Copsland Lynn la Croix Allen Minnie Langley Lewis Emmons Lewis H. Emmons Main Street Emmons Myrt Beach Celia Stas Priscilla Hedrick Nellie Collins Rose Servilla Kather Ine Hedrick Anna Gladish George Allen Thomas Conley Howard Reed Joseph Blush James O'Rourke Arthur Pronovost Theodore Hesse Harry Hesse Richard Hesse George Smith Paul Hedrick Victor Stas Charles Allen, Sr Edward Hopkins

Thrift Lessons Lectures by Miss Florence Rohr Today

Miss Florence Rohr of the federal committee department of justice will lecture on thrift in Bridgeport today. She plans noon talks in leading factories and evening speeches in motion picture houses. Rohr has taught at Columbia College for three years, assisted by Mrs J J Mozart of New Haven and Mrs Frank H Wiley, city women’s activities chair.

Florence Rohr Federal Committee Department of Justice

Where Purple Shadows Play pageant thrills Park audience

An appreciative audience greeted student players in the Park theatre performance of Where Purple Shadows Play. Writer director Mrs Mary L Hancourt praised the children for natural acting and presented blue and gold candlesticks to her scholars. Senior performers Elizabeth Spinning and Rosmand Donegan led the smooth production. ticket returns requested for financial results.

Park Theatre Mary L. Hancourt Elizabeth Spinning Rosemand Donegan

Berglund-Hummell wedding announced for Harriet Hummel and Joseph Berglund

Mrs Anna Coughlan of Miie Street announces the marriage of her daughter Harriet Hummel to Joseph Berglund. The ceremony was held Saturday at 7:30 PM at United Congregational church. The bride wore a dark blue affeta gown with lace crepe hat and ostrich feathers. The couple, honeymooning in Boston and New Hampshire, plan to reside in the city after their return. Their wedding surprised their associates.

Berglund - Hummell Anna Coughlan So Miie Street Harriet Hummel Joseph Berglund United Congregational Church Miss Hummell

Back Hurts All the Time In Knoxville Woman Recovers

A Knoxville woman describes long lasting back pain and fatigue due to female trouble. After doctors offered no relief she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, then recovered well and could eat and work. Her letter endorses the remedy and urges others to try it.

Knoxville Tenn Lydia E. Pinkham Peake Hiren Jacksboro Sty Knoxeill Tenneesee Lydia B. Pink

Pretty wedding solemnized at Episcopal church in Redding

Miss Emma Shaw Reid daughter of Dr Annie M Reid and Parmly Scofield Clapp Jr of New York were married at the Episcopal church in a ceremony conduct by Rev Cunningham. The interior was a floral bower of white and blush peonies and ferns. About 300 guests attended including bridesmaids from several cities. reception at the Reid home followed. The couple planned a Boston trip before settling in New York where Mr Clapp works in the U S Steel export department.

Redding Episcopal Church Emma Shaw Reid Annie M. Reid Redding Ridge Parmly Scofield Clapp, Jr New York R. R Watridge H. S Barnes F. A. Mailorey Henry Sanford Haymond Cunningham Rosalie Briscoe Washington, D. C Annie Hanks Bridgeport Francis Hanlin John Lazaer Bradford Wickes Earl Brett Kenneth Hobbs John Mulholland Henry Sanford, Jr Frederick Shaw Reid S. C. Shaw E P. Sanford

Unique wedding for Ruth Mildrea Blendorf and Thomas George Calswell

Miss Ruth Mildrea Blendorf and Thomas George Calswell were married last night at their new home 491 Fairview avenue. The ceremony, under an arch of roses, featured brides' roses, orange blossoms, and attendants Mrs James Gibney and best man James Gibney. Flower girls Vivian and Dorothy Blendorf spread rose petals as guests toasted the couple before a honeymoon trip. Calswell, owner of Central Lunch, hosted the reception.

Ruth Mildrea Blendorf William C. Blendorf Thomas George Calswell Fairview Avenue James Gibney Little Vivian Dorothy Blendorf Calswell

Y W C A Starts New Branch in Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro July 1 The Young Women's Christian Association opened a branch here and began its initial membership campaign. A committee of ten women mostly North Americans plans to enroll 500 Brazilian girls and women.

Rio de Janeiro Young Women's Christian Associaa Thisuly 23

Secret of Good Health Tonic Promises Strength and Vitality

An advertisement touts Vinoi cod liver oil tonic without oil as a rapid blood builder. It claims to correct pale complexions by producing red corpuscles, improving circulation, appetite, and digestion, and restoring energy and enthusiasm through beef peptones and hypophosphites.

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