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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1919

Page

10

Citywide cleanup drive urged to curb flies and disease

A wartime style plea urges citizens and schools to cooperate in a city cleanup week. Handbills promise cleaner alleys, shops, and stables to beat fever and infantile diarrhoea. Residents urged to start now, collect garbage to curbs, and ensure sanitary conditions. Committeeled effort lists Dr Arthur W McDowell and local officials guiding the drive through Warwick streets northward.

Chamber of, Commerce Enab Warwick Tan Street College Street West Street College P Grand Ito City Line East Street Court Street Grand Street Main Street Center Street Arthur W. McDowell Men Council John 2 Sheldon Campbell Richard E. Mylh Thomas P. W Jessie W. Or George S. Pitt Edward B. Sellew Royden Michael H. Kearney Soltysek M. C. A. Campbell Ic Works J. Vincent Dempsey Chamber of Commerce George A. Tierney

Superior Court Adjourns Amid Parade and Celebration

Yesterday afternoon the Superior Court adjourned until Thursday morning. Joel H. Reed ordered a brief pause as a parade and celebration were planned today. The case paused with four witnesses remaining and testimony aimed to prove predecessors in title to the property. The plaintiff sought to show the beach had been opened as a public way to the fish place.

Joel H. Reed

O Get Vacations From Post Office Department

A fragment notes actions related to vacations or job statuses within the Post Office Department, mentioning procedures for retirement or leave. The legible part indicates administrative steps toward service changes or time off, without clear names, dates, orplace references.

Highland Golf Club season forecast and events

The Highland Golf Club announces its season through July 4 with a full schedule of medals and sweepstakes events. Highlights include May 1 medal play handicap for 18 holes, May 17 sweepstakes, May 30 qualifying rounds, and a June 7 booster match with a golfers dinner.

Beckett E. Tredennick Wimby Ener U. S C. K. Deckerd Mth Shuttle Meadow Club Highland T B. C. Rogers New Haven Country Club Hartford Tournament Golf Association Shuttle Eace

Alumni Reunion at Hotel Adelphia Hosts Wesleyan Alumni

About 75 Philadelphia Wesleyan alumni gathered on the Adelphia roof garden for a Saturday night reunion joined by 35 city high school seniors as guests. Dr. Charles M. Ioswell of the Methodist missionary board spoke. Doc Boswell, ex-19, now a navy lieutenant, was also in attendance. Short addresses were given by President Shanklin and Secretary Roy Bena, with Wesleyan Glee Club providing musical numbers.

Philadelphia Wesleyan Adelphia Charles M. Ioswell Methodist Missionary Board Wesleyan Shanklin Roy Bena Wesleyan Glee Club

Summer Swimming Classes At The Y M C A Schedule

Beginning Monday May 5 the Y M C A will run summer swimming classes for ladies and girls with girls at 3 30 pm and ladies at 8 pm On Mondays and Thursdays through September 5 The junior boys meet Wednesdays at 4 pm and Saturdays at 9 30 am with the former schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 45 pm

North Church Annual Meet

The annual meeting of the First Society was held last night in North Church Chapel. Charles Brainerd was elected a member to committee and related duties were discussed.

First Charles Brainerd Merchants of Middletown Merchants’ Committee Chamber of Commerce Randolph S. Lyon Edward W. Johnson Ralph J. Atwell Robert W. Camp Frank EB. Pesse Charles Fountain Albert Oderholz Theodore Herrmann Philip Herrmann John F. O’connell William P. Spear Charles H. Leonard Clifford Leonard Herbert L. Barton Edward P. Schaefer Mr. Lyon

Coles Company to Close Saturdays at Noon Starting May 3 1919

Following a plan adopted two years ago to offer a half holiday on Saturday afternoons the Coles Company will close its office store and mill at noon from May 3 1919 until further notice. Co operation requested and orders to be delivered as usual if possible at The Coles Company 138 Street Middletown adv 295.

Tns Goth RR RS Coles Company Street Middletown

Community notices schedule and lodge events

Several fraternal and religious groups announce upcoming meetings and a forthcoming play. United Mechanics and L 0 F lodges meet at 232 Main Street and at Congregational hall Union Street. Zionists Organization of America and Ladies Auxiliary of AOH hold 8 o'clock events, W R C gathering, Priscilla Rebekah lodge presents A Poor Married Man at Odd Fellows hall with Thomas Mathison directing. St Johns Sewing Class meets this afternoon in Knights of Columbus rooms.

Nheed Rebekahs Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall Thomas Mathison St. John’s Knights of Columbus Rooms Main Street

Trolley Wire Explodes as Main Street Damaged

Busy local scene with crowds at Hartford trolley lines and frequent notices of events. Advertisements mention ball games at Andrus Field Wesleyan vs New York University with 65 cent admission, May timetable changes, river traffic and coal cargo notes, a marriage license, and a variety of community notices including dances, engravings, and planned improvements. The piece captures municipal activity and upcoming entertainment across Middletown with dated references to May 5 and multiple local addresses.

Cay Miss Barton Arrigonia Hartford BE. M. Bitgood Fletcher Main Street Court F. L. Caulkins New York Boston Andrus Field Wesleyan Amherst Fond du Lac New York University Andrus Union Station Air Line Middletown Sachem Saybrook Connecticut River K. V. Dixon Uptown Manhattan Daly Martin J. Welch Cc. G 307Th Infantry Overseas Service Welch Richard P. Welch Liberty ‘Street Seibert’s Hall East Hampton Public Improvement Committee The Middletown Homes, Inc Alden City Dock Robert Risk Douglas Hose Co Hose House I.O Arthur M. Stewart Front Street Grace Gabrielle South Main Street Vernnantreet Rand Jin

Wesleyan Notes Musical Concert in Meriden on Friday

Wesleyan notes announce a Meriden High School auditorium concert by the combined Glee and Mandolin Clubs under the high school literary society. Final tennis qualifiers today will form the team to meet Trinity Friday, with the college tennis champion decided. Eligible players listed include Berrier, Steele, Woodward, Swift, Greidenreich, Leland, Ott. Alumni Secretary Chamberlin tours Northeastern Pennsylvania addressing students at Wilkes-Barre, Kingston, and Williamsport. Trinity Parish Meeting Holy Trinity Church holds its annual meeting this evening at 8 to elect officers and consider vestry appointments per diocese canons.

Meriden Meriden High School Literary Society Hartford Trinity J. B. Berrier Montclair N. J R. T. Steele Conn J. H. Woodward Sag Harbor N. Y R. P. Swift New Britain F.C. Greidenreich Albany A. F. Leland Mt. Vernon J. R. Ott Philadelphia Roy B. Chamberlin Pennsyl Wilkes-Barre Seminary Kingston Ee Sem Williamsport Trinity Church Society

Wadeworth Chapter D A R Meeting Held at North Church

Wadeworth Chapter of the D A R will conduct a special business meeting at the North church parish house on Saturday. Members are urged to attend and discuss chapter affairs and upcoming events.

Wadeworth North Church

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