Miss Marcar tt Wilson Adopts Serbian War Orphans
Miss Margaret Wilson, eldest daughter of the President, has adopted two Serbian war orphans, a boy and a girl whose father was killed in 1914. The children will live with their mother in Negotin, Serbia, near the Romanian border. Mme Slavko Grouitch seeks additional mothers and aid during a tour of Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcar_tt Wilson
Mme
Slavko Grouitch
Washington
Negotin
Serbia
Mme. Grouich
Texas
Oklahoma
Obituary notices and funeral services listed
A long obituary page records multiple deaths including Frank Deitz and Edith Perry, with funeral details, burials at St Michael's and Woodland cemeteries, and local church rites. Other notices name Amanda Curtis, Frederick Datichy, Orville Van Vechten, Edward Ellison, Santina Montesello, and Mary Dunn with service times, clergy, and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Deitz
Scofield Avenue
Max Ams Co
Fairfield
Charles A. Leddy
St. Peter's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Dunn
Brooks Street
St. Charles’ Church
Thomas P. Gloster
Dennis Moran
Patrick J. McGigney
Peter, John
George Farrell
George Zinger
Leo Dunn
George Schilling
St Michael's Cemetery
Father Moran
Amanda J. Curtis
Stratford Avenue
Stratford
Chauncey C. Kennedy
Christ Episcopal Church, Stratford
Union Cemetery
Frederick Datichy
Sedgwick Street
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Park Cemetery
Edith P. Perry
Edith Pauline Perry
George G. Perry
Long Hill
Hawley & Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Charles W. Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Mission
Woodland Cemetery
Stamford
Orville R. van Vechten
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Edward J. Ellison
Read Street
William H. Jepson
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Mountain Grove
Santina Me
Santina Montesllo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
Michael J. Keating
Glampaolo & Gorman
Hallet Street
T. P. Gloster
Denis Moran
P. J. McGivney
Murray
Lerretta Padden
Peter
John
George Eginger
George Shilling
Town Notes and Appointments Across Stepney
Stepney residents host guests and note illness and school schedules this week. Arthur Joyce remains ill at home with scarlet fever while Olive Cornins visits Monroe. Loretta Keenan resigns from Bridgeport job to join Hawley & Co. workers board at Osborne’s as telephone line progress continues. Holyoke College students spend Easter at home and local clergy plan regional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joyce
Mae Carleton Joyce
Olive Cornins
Monroe
Dugene M. Peck
Greenfield Hill
Peck Wiove
Zoar
M. EL
A.A. Clark
Brooklyn
Loretta Keenan
Bridgeport
B. Hawley & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main ST
Conn
Hartford
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Dillon
Mantler’s Baby Shop
Post Office
Barnum
Hayes Fish Company
Fairfield Avenue
Telephone Barnum
Idren
Pape
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main ST. Arcade
Wrigleys
Wai
Stepney
Wiliam Fusan
Mark Curtiss
Sys
Wness
George Hartley
ML FB. Hawley
Hattertown
Mr. Horowite
C. E. Osborne
Blanche Gilbert
Irma Nichols
Holyoke College
Wiliam Slater
Fred
Bvelyn Slater
Stanley Northrop
the Times
Sue
Smith=Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeports
ABC
Tnfant
Ancy
Igns
Smith-Murray
Main Street
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