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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
6
Master’s Night at Warren Lodge A F M Past Masters listed
Past Anton Whittles and officers named for Master’s Night at Warren Lodge A F M with J L y Walter H Penfield Imae D MacAlpine and others. Also mention of Sphinx murder mystery and spring goods at Barb Varner & Sons 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge
A. F
M. M
Anton Whittles
W. M
S. W
Roy S. Sharp
B. Covell
Treas
Walter H. Penfield
Imae
D. MacAlpine
J. D
Pas
S. S
Charles John S
W. G. Shettleworth
W. G. Shettleworth N. E. Potter
Weir
Tyler
Frank LE
Ve & Sons
Special Meeting Notice for Hose No 2
A special meeting of Hose No 2 firefighters is scheduled at 8 p.m. The notice calls for attendance, likely to discuss department matters or upcoming actions. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose S No. 2
Bunce
Paris Night Scene Prompts Art Purchase At Crald Hall
A fragment from a local page notes a Paris scene featuring a young artist with a sphinx pin, inviting readers to see the rest at Crald Hall on Wednesday evening. Also listed are notices of moving residences, local ads for King’s Pure Malt, a Rocky Hill ferry update, church observances for Fast Day, and several local personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Paris
Crald Hall
John Ahleiberg
Commerce Street
Butler Block
Main Street
King’s
Blodgett’s
Rocky Hill
N. J
James Hurlburt
Waverly Avenue
Carl R. Johnson
John A. Johnson
Ap Britain Machine Works
Siebert’s
East Hampton
Heck’s Orchestra
Portland
Gustafson’s Bakery
East Berlin Social Notes and Library Plans
East Berlin on April 15 reports Mrs. H. Medd visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Westcott and meeting K of P society with Esquire rank to be exemplified. A new library association is urged to preserve books and furniture from the Athletic building. Howard Burnett of New Britain was in town Monday. A district school addition is to gain space with one new teacher to be hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
East Hampton Community Notices and Local Ads
East Hampton events include Home Economic club sale profits of 10.37 dollars for a charity fund and prize essays awarded to Gladys Alden Beatrice Carpenter Kathryn Moriarty Ingeborg Hansen Eleanor Carpenter Eva Lagerstrom. Local ads promote rubber gloves Johnson's buns and wallpaper services with notices of visits and church confessions. Community updates include Misses Luntz and Kaplovitz guests, drill meeting, and bakery deliveries from Gustafson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economic Club
Ellis Hughes
Norman Purple
Gladys Alden
Beatrice Carpenter
Kathryn Moriarty
Ingeborg Hansen
Eleanor Carpenter
Eva Lagerstrom
Chatham Pharmacy
Esther Luntz
Yetta Kaplovitz
Washington, D. C
A. S. Luntz
Siebert
Mae Riley
Moodus
Loretta Cashion
Johnson
O. EK
Wast Hampton Bakery
St. Patrick’s Church
New York
Red Cross Society
Helen Gates
New Britain
Frederick Gates
Frederick H. Dunham
Portland
Charles Torkelson
Colchester Avenue
Edger N. Rich
B. Luntz
East Hampton
Gustafson
Westbrook Shore Visitors and Town Notes Keep Busy
Westbrook residents visit at the shore towns including Martha Stade and family at Weet Beach and Middle Beach. Hugh Foster and Hartford party at Chapman Beach. local residents travel to New York and New Jersey, Haddam and Meriden. The Red Cross plans an all day Thursday session to complete refugee garments, with knitting to follow. The honor roll panel at the library lawn bears a tribute to locals and service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stade
Samuel E. Doane
McKone, Jr
Jack
Hartford
Theodore M Bixby
Internal Revenue
Meriden
Weet Beach
A. Andretta
Felix Manila
Middle Beach
H. O. Foster
Chapman Beach
Henry Bohling
New York
New Jersey
J. H. Russell
Deep River
Albert Muench
U.S
White Plans
N.Y
Charles M. Ingersoll
Bessie
Haddam
Lakeland
Fla
Charles R. Kelsey
Fenwick
Julia Veeser
Hatford
John Veeser
James E. Kelsey
Thames Towboat Company
New London
Nere
J. H. Stevens
Red Cross
Thomas Wind Ard
Its Only Lack analysis in a Kansas City tavern scene
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes a guest remark about a young ladies corner band at Pruntytown tavern. The landlord replies that the act is “Real good, all but the music,” illustrating local reception and informal humor within a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pruntytown
If Kidneys Agh Bad Take Salts And Cut Tris Out
An old newspaper advertisement extols a home remedy for kidney issues. It urges readers to mail five cents to Foley Co for a trial package including Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It explains kidney overload from meat, lists symptoms, and promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to cleanse kidneys and improve bladder strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Shefficla Ave
Chicago
Foley
East Haddam Social Notes Mixed With Local Moves
In East Haddam area events include Miss Peat Smith of Hartford visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs H A Smith and family, and Hartford residents Mrs E H Rose and daughter Madeline in town. A Moodus-based shoemaker seeks a new shop in Moodus while Everett Clark and Middletown shopping trip visitors also appear. Fishermen prepare for season. seining noted as a poor run. W O Peck Mrs J Comstock and Miss Nellie Boerdman visit Cromwell and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Hitcham
Aril
Peat Smith
Hartford
H. A. Smith
E. H. Rose
Madeline
Moodus
Mae
Ebenezer Clark
Middletown
Charles Wolf
H. M. Wind
H. Z. Clarke
Ne'lie Boerdmian
Cromwell
Good Grounds. A Houston Post style quip from an exchange
A brief witty line from the Houston Post quotes a character asking about grounds for parental objection. The reply counters with a humorous constraint that objections must lie within a mile of their house, reflecting local sentiment and period humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Post
Mabel
Also Mentioned on This Page
D Hall
Sphinx
Gerous
Ci Haig
Westbrook
Young Emeralds
T.A. B. Society
Emerald Hall
Svery
Welsbach
Johnson & Johnson
Capes
Ty Easter
Mse
Bunce’s
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