Hartford Odd Fellows centennial parade honors Hartford founders
The Hartford centennial celebration of Odd Fellowship drew thousands from local lodges including Central Middlesex and Deep River. Rebekah lodges joined the parade along Main Street with banners and penels as the event showcased 8,000 to 10,000 Connecticut members, ending with a Parsons theatre program.
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Odd Felmy
Hartford
Portland
Central
East Hampton
Middlesex
Deep River
B. G
Rebekah
Connecticut
Odd Fellowship In
Parsons
Charter Oak Day
Main Street
Man Struck by Car in Cromwell Sunday Night
Patrick Ts of Deep River aided by authorities after being struck by a trolley and car on Cromwell Street Sunday night. Landers, walking in the road, was struck, sustained forehead injuries and a leg wound, treated by Dr. D. L. Wait, then returned to Deep River by jitney. Landers had come from Deep River to call his daughter. husband employed by A. N. Inc., Cromwell, at the time.
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Cromwell
McNamara
Truman
London
Patrick Ts
Deep River
Landers
Iom
Sophomore Class Members Named For Junior Societies
Society elections list Sophomore class members selected to join junior fraternities. Names include C. P. Bateman Mont N J J B Berrien Skowhegan Me H R Giere Mt. Vernon Mass J A John Mass J R Ott Phil J K Peck Scranton W H Ryans Glens Falls N Y Holt Oneonta R T Hartford R R Watson Tren ie E P Woodruff Jr S H Beeman Albany R Camp Middletown Conn Trevorton Pa R P N J R N Gordon m N Y J W Hosdowich C T Hubbell Jr Albany S Johnson Meriden F M Meriden W F Kimber EB B Raines Falls G P Rapp Middle s J G Raymer Beaver Pa
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N. Y
Holt
Oneonta
R. T
Hartford
R. R. Watson
Trenie
E. P._ Woodruff, Jr
S. H. Beeman
Albany
R. Camp
Middletown
C. T. Hubbell, Jr
S. Johnson
Meriden
F. M. Meriden
W. F. Kimber
EB. B. Raines
Failass
G. P. Rapp
Middles
J. G. Raymer
Beaver, Pa
Revenue stamps in use for internal taxes approved
Postmaster D. J. McCarthy reports provisions of the act of February 24 1918 to be kept on sale by the Washington post office. Internal revenue stamps for medicinal and other taxes will be issued May 1st in denominations of one four five eight ten and forty cents.
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D. J. McCarthy
A Post Office
Washington, D. C
Fraternal Lodges and Societies Listed by Addresses
Sheridan branch No 155 Ladies Catholic association meets at 499 Main Street Freestone lodge No 93 Sons of St at 183 Court Street company No 7 U R K of at 860 Main Street Arawana tribe No 17 LOR M at 181 Main Street
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Sheridan Branch
Ladies’ Catholic ——. Association
Main Street
Freestone Lodge
Sons of St. Oert
Court Street Company
U. R
K of
Arawana Tribe
Great Council of Red Men to Convene in Hartford
Members of the Arawanea tribe of Red Men plan to attend the Great Council in Hartford on Wednesday May 7. Delegates include Past Sachems J Bielefield Schaefer and George with alternates Lehman Maxwell Dowling. Knights of Columbus prepared a second degree with 66 candidates and next Sunday third degree will be shown for 70 candidates at the local lodge. The Arawana tribe I OR M will rehearse tonight with adoption and hunters degrees to be shown at Nemunsuckett lodge Essex and neighboring tribes in New Haven and New London.
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Great Council of Red Men
Arawanea
Redeer
Great Council
Hartford
Free J. Bielefield
Henry P. Schaefer
Andrew 3. George
Frank H. Lehman
Norman J. Maxwell
William P. Dowling
D. J. McCarthy
Garde
Knights of Columbus
Thomas C. Flood
John C. Barry
Portland
Arawana Tribe
O. R.M
Nemunsuckett Lodge
Essex
New Haven
New London
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Hosts Centennial Odd Fellows Event
Priscilla Rebekah lodge will entertain Central Lodge and Schiller Lodge at Odd Fellows hall tonight in honor of the centennial celebration of Odd Fellowship. An entertainment will be provided and refreshments served after the meeting.
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Priscilla Rebekah
Central Lodge
Schiller Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellowship
Women’s Relief Corps Honor Mrs Hale With Birthday Picture
Twenty members of the Woman's Relief Corps visited Mrs. C. K. Hale in Portland Saturday afternoon and presented her with a beautiful picture in honor of her birthday.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
C. K. Hale
Portland
Freestone Lodge Members Attend Holy Trinity Service
A delegation from Freestone Lodge No. 93, Sons of St. George, attended last evening’s divine services at Holy Trinity church. Rev. Dr. Frank F. German preached an excellent sermon.
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Freestone Lodge
Sons of St. George
Holy Trinity Church
Frank F. German
L. C. B. A Meeting and Masonic Lodge Activities
The L. C. B. A. will meet this evening at St. Aloysius hall. A stated communication of St. John's lodge No. 2 F. and A. M. will be held Friday evening and the entered apprentice degree will be exemplified. Mattabessett Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of eight candidates Saturday evening with 185 members present and visitors from surrounding towns.
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St. John’s Lodge
Mattabessett Grange
George W Smith Celebrates 87th Birthday in Platte City
George W. Smith, former resident of this city and Portland, marked his 87th birthday at his Platte City Missouri home. In a letter to the Press he reports strong health and satisfaction with surroundings, noting early spring and hopes for a large crop. The letter, dated April 24, references a past move from Middletown to Leonard's Bridge where he worked as a contracting mason.
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George W. Smith
Portland
Platte City
Missouri
Parish Group Events Weekly Schedule
Monday Troop 4 Boy Scouts meet at 7:30. Tuesday Girl Scouts at 3:30. Wednesday Girls Friendly Society at 7:30 with annual parish meeting at 8. Evening prayer at St Andrews chapel at 7:45. Thursday St Philip and St James Day Holy Communion at parish house 10:30. Friday Dorcas Society at 2:30. Sixth year upper school teachers conference at parish house 7:30.
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Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Andrew's Chapel
North Church Notes Meeting Schedule Summary
Monday at 7 30 the Girls club meets in the Parish house. Tuesday 7 30 the Philathea class meets at the parsonage. April 29 at 7 30 the First Ecclesiastical society annual meeting in the chapel. Wednesday 7 30 preparatory see Thandag. Friday 7 15 Camp Fire Girls meet in the Parish house.
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First Ecclesiastical Society
Separate Society
Church Ee
Middletown Honor Roll Headed by Victory Liberty Drive
Middletown earns a conspicuous place on the Hartford honor roll for success in the Victory Liberty loan campaign. The town announced various social events and upgrades, with community notices spanning dances, meetings, births, and local visitations amid a day of bright sunshine.
Japan Panic Sparks Political Intrigue Over California Plot
A fiery U S State Department note links rumors of a Japanese land coup in Southern California to broader political aims. The California episode appears driven by American landowners seeking to lease land to Japanese farmers, raising questions about who seeks to smear the Mexican government and widen tensions with Japan while the country faces delicate international strains.
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State Department
California
Mexico
Japan
Obituary Gustav Henoch Dies After Lingering Illness At 64
Gustav Henoch died at his home 4 Huber avenue Saturday evening after a lingering illness aged 64 years 10 months and four days. He is survived by three daughters Mary Pauline Lillian and two sons Gustav and Herman all at home. The funeral will be strictly private. Omit flowers. School reopened today after spring vacation. The boys debating team will be the Boys Club of New Haven in M H 8 hall May 9. May 23 there will be a debate between Middletown and Meriden High School. This evening at 7 o'clock in the assembly hall there will be a rehearsal for the Black and White Revue. The name of Gladys Smith was omitted from the list of those taking part.
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Miss Barton
Middletown
Liberty Cottage
Hartford
Tony Chica
Burbridge Avenue
South Farms
Meriden Hospital
Briggs’ Hall
Cromwell
Ford
Eastman
Social Service League
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Hilliard
Mt. Vernon
Boston
Marguerite Smith
Wilbert Smith
Euginio Coratini
Melilli
Italy
Vincenzo Milardo
Center Street
Richard Talbot
Huber Avenue
Wallingford
Helen
Rose Kidney
James Curran
J. P. Howley
Main Street
New York
Plavian Ireton
William T. Lynch
Staddle Hill
Gam
E. M. Pigeod
Fletcher
Sachem
Comet
Texas Oil Co
Odd Fellows Hall
Earle Barry
Farm Hill
Durham
Edward Facius
Joseph F. Drennan
Springfield
Mass
Hotchkiss Hose Co
Frank A. Miller
Davenport
Iowa
Odd Fellows
M. Tryon
George Zeeb
77Th Division
Zeeb
Camp Mills
Barton
Barton Clothing Co
Middletown Fife and Drum
Gustav Henoch
Mary
Pauline
Lillian
Gustav
Herman
Boys’ Club of
New Haven
M. H
Meriden High School
Assembly Hall
Gladys Smith
South Church Notes Weekly Program Schedule
Monday 7 15 pastor class of boys in the office Wednesday 7 30 social Service preparatory to the Supper with lecture by the tor Thursday all day Union society meeting 7 15 Boy Scouts North church Friday 7 15 Camp fire Girls in social rooms
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Tor
The
Union Society
North Church
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