When A Girl Marries Continued
In this serialized wartime romance, Donna Anna Harrison contemplates her marriage to Jim as he returns from service. She grapples with Tom Mason’s offer, a tense rooftop dinner with Captain Winston, and a confrontational encounter with Mrs. Varden, while awaiting Jim’s Washington letter and fearing Betty Bryce’s influence on his fate.
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Mr. Mason
Jim
Evelyn
Tex
Lttle
Wes
Tim
Tom Mason
Jimmy
Walgrave
Jin
Donna Anna
Co Upright
King Features ‘Syndicate, Inc
Winston
Army and Navy Club
Captain Winston
Jimmin
Matey
France
Valtrigsia
Jim Harrison
Weathers
Mrs. Warden
Mrs. Varden
Jinmy
Washington
New York
Betty
Princess Anne
Betty Bryce
Betts
Anne
Bryce
Japanese immigration reportedly settled in United States
Honolulu dispatch says negotiations between Secretary Colby and Ambassador Shindenhara in Washington reached a solution. The report credits Japan’s Kokumin Shinbun via Nippu Jiji that the United States will allow naturalization for all Japanese men in the U S and Japan will halt further emigration.
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Honolulu
A. P
Colby
Shindehara
Washington
United States
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Kokumin Shinbun
Tokyo
Japan
Federal Employees Meet in New Haven Outing Planned
The Federal Employees Union including IRS personnel will hold an outing in New Haven on September 4 and 5 with about 200 attendees from Hartford and New Haven offices and Providence. A business meeting on the first afternoon will elect a delegate to the national convention, followed by a shore dinner and games at Double Beach on Sunday with office vs field teams and women’s baseball squads.
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Federal Employees’ Union
Internal Revenue Men
New Haven
Hartford
Providence
Double Beach
From Merlin Village Teacher to Fifty Million Heir
Arthur T. Walker, born in Cedar Springs Ontario and raised in Charing Cross, taught at Merlin Village School for about three years earning roughly twelve dollars weekly. He later moved to New York, rose to a clerical job, and was chosen residuary legatee of Edward F. Searles, potentially inheriting fifty million dollars, with siblings William in Detroit and David a livestock dealer near Charing Cross.
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New York
Arthur T. Walker
Edward F. Searles
Methuen
Mass
Searles
Ontario
Merlin Village
Walker
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Cedar Springs
Erie
Arthur Walker
Charing Cross
Chatham
Merlin
Mr. Walker
William
Detroit
David
Strike Interrupts Banquet of Knights in Rome
In Rome a Knights of Columbus banquet paused when the lights went out during Supreme Knight Flaherty’s speech to Monsignor Cerretti who had just received the Order of Commander of St. Gregory the Great. Candles were lit and Flaherty continued as the act was praised for the Knights’ work. Ten minutes later the Grand Hotel powered the room with its private plant.
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Rome
Flsherty
Knights of Columbus
Monsignor
Cerretti
Grand Hotel
Woman Sews Ginghams and Corsets Ad
An advertisement lists gingham fabrics in multiple color combinations for school dresses aprons and rompers with widths 27 and 42 inches and prices 39 ets and 45 cts. Also notes pink satin corsets for misses and elastic topped low bust women’s corsets in white with edging.
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Wisehandle
Hoagland
Frank
Pederson
Julius
Rosner
Adolph
Gilbert
Alfred C
Foster
Uri Oand J. Litke
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Monroe
Hale
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Olson
Eugene A
East Hartford
Spencer
Ira H
West Hartford
Bock
Herman
Meriden
Hinckley
Percy P
Crouch
Thomas E
Stamford
Parker
George H. Game
Carlson
Frederick E
New Britain
Thacher John J
Wethersfield
Wild
Arnold
Danielson
Tension
Evice
Gruelle
John B
Norwalk
Doll
Cheney Brothers
South Manchester
Bonner Creek
Kansas
Strike
Wes Bose
Murine Eye Hemedy Co. Chicas
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
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Noble
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Uradant, Len Aire Precticinsctacese Werks
G. Hunt Wilber
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W. K. Mollan
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