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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

12

Veterans Post social honors at banquet with speakers

The post and Veterans and W. R. C. held a 7:30 p.m. gathering with a half hour social. Rev. Edgar R. Hyde spoke on his World War France experiences at the Y. M. C. A. work. Local officials and comrades offered remarks. The event featured a banner, national colors, and a quilt memorial listing members and portraits. John C. Fisher served nine years as commander.

Hyde C. v J. Atwell John C. Fisher Quien Moore-White Edgar R. Hyde LeBaron Smith W. F. Smith P Assembly Benner Gett McDowell Sm. German F. W. Greene W. D. Beach

Temperance Education Event at Moodus Church

The Wc. T. U. Institute holds an April 11 session at Moodus church with Temperance Education activities. The program features exercises led by Mrs. Frank entific and Annie C. Beach, songs, prayers, and a 1:15 pm session. A medal contest is planned in the evening under Mordus union auspices with speakers including Mrs. Augusta Starr and Mrs. Nancy Schoon.

Oodus Reeser County Moodus Frankentific Annie C. Beach C. K Caroline N Indies Augusta Starr Marys Helen Brown Connecticut Nancy Y Mordus: Union

Lynch's Market Special Prices On Meats And Groceries

Lynch's Market at 132 Main St advertises Saturday specials with low prices on veal chickens pork chops lard butter raisins milk canned goods beans and more. The ad emphasizes cash only and lists numerous items with prices including 28c per lb veal 25c frankfurts 35c pork chops and 70c for 1 lb butter.

Lynch Main St

Queen Operated Upon in Victoria April

A report states a successful operation was performed on the queen today in Victoria. The phrasing notes the procedure occurred on April 4 and marks it as a successful medical effort with no further details.

Victoria

Lemon Juice Skin Beautifier Discussion

Extract discusses lemon juice as a skin beautifier and whitener, noting acidity and the need to mix with another substance. It mentions lemon juice as an acid and references whitening the skin, but ends without a clear, safe application instructions.

Community notices and theater ads fill local pages

A jumble of public notices, marriages, society events, sales, and theater ads fills the page. Items include marriage licenses for William J. R. Schaefer and Elsie Henristta Heinrich, the Girls' Friendly Society anniversary, deanery and choir events, Danbury and Meriden travel notes, and Schaefer's bakery promotions. Multiple advs for Bennet shows and Tryon pie ads accompany local notices and schedules.

Arrests In March Reported By City Police

The police made 53 arrests in March with 12 for assault 12 for drunkenness 13 for theft and smaller counts for breach of the peace violations road rules incorrigibility and other offenses. Also noted is the postponement of Mrs Edward MacDowell's piano recital from Monday to Tuesday April eighth at the college chapel an invitation event by the Woman's College Club.

MacDowell Edward MacDowell College Chapel Woman's College Club

Public Health Lecture by New Haven Nurse Leader

Miss Margaret Barret supervisor of school nursing in New Haven will give a public health lecture at the Hendley house. Attendance invited by local health officials to discuss child welfare and community health measures.

Margaret Barret New Haven Hendley House

Defendants in Stueck bonds face summons in city court

An order to summon twenty defaulting defendants from Stueck's Modern Tavern on June 30 last was issued to appear April 25 to show cause why forfeiture of their $50 bonds should not be absolute and why execution should not proceed. Bondsman Philip J. Stueck faces joint liability. police will serve.

Stueck Philip J. Stueck William J. Coughlin A. W. Inglis Hartford New Haven Bristol Meriden State Police Department

Obituary notices for Brainerd Davis and Hollister families

Funeral services were held for Owen Brainerd in Higganum this afternoon at 4 with interment at Higganum cemetery. Harriet S. Davis funeral conducted by Rev W D Beach at A L Southmayd's mortuary chapel, interment Indian Hill. Mrs Mary J Clark Hollister died at 7:30 at Westfield home of Mrs Lucy M Church. born Nov 16 1836 Westfield. married 1852 to Erastus C. Hollister of Glastonbury who died 1900. Survived by nephew Forest Swift Clark of Springfield and Holliston Mass. last member of one of Westfield’s oldest families.

Owen Brainerd Higganum Higganum Cemetery Harriet S. Davis A. L. Southmayd W. D. Beach Indian Hill Mary J. Hollister Mary J. (Clark) Hollister Lucy M. Church Westfield Joel M Elizabeth (Coe) Clark Erastus C. Hollister Glastonbury

Baseball Season Opens At New Haven Tomorrow

Wesleyan opens the 1919 baseball season in a game at Yale in New Haven. Poor weather limited outdoor practice for both schools. Wesleyan will be without star pitcher W f, leaving Green, 20, and two 1922 players Connelly and Mickelson on the mound option. Coach Liston released the probable batting order and rotation for the opener.

Wesleyan Yale New Haven Connelly Mickelson Green Liston Watson Bateman Raines Jones Camp Jacobs Deppen Boote Thornton

Donald Smith Heard From Grandfather in Wartime Letter

Friends learn that Donald T. Smith, serving with the Hospital Corps of the 28th Pennsylvania Division in France, has written from Sailencourt dated May 16, noting the division’s move toward the coast and an anticipated return sail to the United States in May. The message reaches Rev. G. H. Smith in South Farms, a former High School pupil.

Donald Smith Donald T. Smith G. H. Smith South Farms Donald France Pennsylvania Sailencourt

Mortgage Wiped Out at Swedish Bethel Church Drive

The mortgage drive at the Swedish Bethel church concluded with $1200 raised, surpassing the $840 debt by $360. Blue Guard collected $626 and Red Guard $560, with Emanuel Ostergren of Portland filling the shortfall. Axel Highberg invited both guards to supper at Cromwell’s Swedish Mission, where Prof J A Hultman from Worcester will sing. The two guards will be dissolved after the event.

Swedish Bethel Church Blue Guard Red Guard Reds Emanuel Ostergren Portland Axel Highberg Cromwell Red Blue Guards J. A. Hultman Worcester

New Arrival Pleads Guilty in City Court

A recent town arrival created a scene in Sheridan's lunch room and was arrested by Officer Wiernasz. He pleaded guilty to intoxication in city court and was fined $3 with $6.50 costs.

Sheridan Wiernasz

Poslam Eczema Relief Promises Quick Comfort

An adpromises Poslam brings relief to eczema sufferers with fast soothing effects. It warns the paste may burn on raw skin but promises a burden lifted as the skin is soothed. The copy touts concentrated formula and short treatment for minor cases.

Moose Initiation Tonight At Red Men’s Hall

The Loyal Order of Moose will initiate three candidates at Red Men’s hall tonight with a Hartford Lodge degree team conducting the ceremonies. A social event will follow the completion of the rites and a large social hour will be held. The report also notes a new oil treasury credit balance of 791505 and 687765 in related figures.

Moose Loyal Order of Moose Red Men’s Hall Hartford Evert A. Net

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Wc. T. U. Institute Noreward T. J. Anderson Venus Being South Degret Ek Schaefer Bros International Feldspar Co Middlesex Theatre Enid Bennett Sennett Arrens Ladv Girls’ Friendly Society Episcopal High School Hall Herbert Binge Beatrice Binge John Mary Misler Johnson Lane Durham Town Hall Hahn New York Veteran Firemen’s Association Frank H. Frissell Silver Street Pacific Coast Arawanna Tribe Montonese Miss Barton Arrigoni Hotel Heinz East Hampton Alsop Ave Tel Christchurch S. H. Rees Charlotte Russe Schaefer's Ladies‘ Auxiliary Bennett Main Street Tryon & Tryon Alfred Greenough Boston William J. Kieft Burr Avenue Greenough Nan Foster New York City Schaefer’s Woodmen of America Loveland Street South Main Schaefer Wilson Schaeffer’s Sons and Daughters of Liberty Pythian Hall Georgette Crepe City Court Broatch Corey Hove Fts New Oil Treasury Malloy Flats J. F. O’connell Caulkins & Post Co Hoosier Berlin
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