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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1918

Page

6

Swedish Church Funeral and Community Notes

The Swedish church held a funeral service for Carl O. Larson with Rev. C G Erickson delivering a sermon based on Larson’s life. The choir performed and floral tributes filled the church as relatives and council members attended. Interment was at the Swedish cemetery. A separate gathering celebrated Pastor Erickson and Mrs Erickson’s homecoming with singing, a solo, and remarks from Rev. B E Middletown. The note also lists local residents visiting, attending funerals, and traveling, plus upcoming club and society meetings and various residents’ activities.

C.G. Erickson Larson F. Nelson Millie Hanson Charles Carlson Jon Anderson Pall Bears John Wallin Ferdinand L Erson Emanuel Olson Hjal Bostrom Larson Sn Hartford Springfield Britain Branford Meriden Burn C. G. Erickson Revickson Rev. C. BE Middletown Erickson Mildred Bostrom

Chester Man Injured After fall While Riding

Reverend S. W. Deizell sustained head injuries after a fall from his horse while riding toward town on Friday. The extent of his injuries is not yet known. James B. Watrous of Bridge is visiting friends here. State Guards officers depart this afternoon for camp. Sid Spencer has returned from a week with relatives. Hensen has been called home by his mother’s death.

S. W. Deizell James 8. Watrous Bridge State Guards Camp Mtic Sid Spencer Hensen

Giaconia Co. Return Engagement in Hamburg and Ham Tuesday

Giaconia Co. presents a return engagement with excellent music and up to date vaudeville in Hamburg and Ham Tuesday evening. The program promises dancing and Springfield style entertainment as part of an ongoing touring act.

Giaconia & Co Ham Giaconia Co Hamburg

Local Social Notes Touch Verona Area Visits and Departures

Deep River reports a string of visits and travels among residents. Philip Kane of Vermont and Mrs. Ernest A Jennings of Hartford spent Sunday in town, Albert Frank of New Haven visited his parents, and Eswe C. R. Marvin received a letter from son Harry. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Thomas returned from ten days in Middle Haddam. Several townsfolk plan trips to Maine coast and northern New England, while others visit relatives in Chester. Ice delivery staffing shortages hinder J R Wood’s service amid a summer of scarce help. Albert Fox and two daughters visited Daniel Fox in Essex Street.

Harry M. Hinckley Grace Hal Hartford Town Hall Wedy William L. Speight Boston W. B. Keser Arlington N. J Charles Olson Stamford Carl O. Larson Olson Josephine Olson Bebanon Hospital New York Commerce Street Winifred Powers Est Swanson Main Street Middlesex Hospital Edwin Nyman New Haven William Walsh John Harold Barry Annie Anderson Main Danielson Annie Hick Coe Ave Republican Party Gustaf B. Carl Middletown Deep River Philip Kane Vermont Ther Agen Ernest A. Jennings Hart‘ford Adams & Company Colchester C. R. Post Eugene Lord Maine Allan J. Smith George G. Starkey New England Jesse Birdsey Eleanor Johnson Frank Norton Meriden John B. Norton W. C. Standish Rexford Bertha Cone J. R. Wood Chester Albert Fox Daniel Fox Essex Street

Rocky Hill Local Notes and Community Events

State Guard drill planned for this evening. Miss Agnes Millerick, yeowoman in the U S Navy, spent Sunday at home in New London. Grange announces next meeting Wednesday with piano, vocal, papers, poems and readings. George E Belden remodeling Bulkeley house for H A Stillman. Sprague family leaves for Boston then Philips, Maine fishing trip. Bertha Ruggles hosts seventeenth birthday gathering. Equal Franchise League met at Mrs Wesley Nobie’s Cromwell home. Miss Gleason contributed articles. Mrs Sidney Lassen of Bridgeport visiting her mother.

Rocks Hill Aug State Guard Agnes Millerick United States Navy New London The Grange Charles Atkins Millicent Summers Shepard O. A. Moser BE. P. Backe Mildred Gustafson Thelma Gilbert George E. Belden Bulkeley Riverview Hill H. A. Stillman Frank L. Sprague Albert Raymond Sprague Boston Philips Mains Bertha Ruggles Equal Franchise League Wesley Nobie Cromwell Gleason Griswoldville Chapel Sidney Lassen Bridgeport Joseph Kelly

Higganum Social Notes and Local Moves of 1918

Mrs. Cody travels to New Haven to visit her daughter. Mr. Dodd of New Jersey visits family. John Pizzini buys a car and Irving Dickinson buys a new Chevrolet. Frank Rich recovers from a motorcycle injury and can work again. Many locals visit Middletown and Grove Beach. several go to Hartford with soda cargo. Youths attend games in Killingworth, winning 21 to 4, and shore trips are common by auto and boat.

Higganum Cody New Haven Mr. Dodd New Jersey John Pizzini Frank Rich A. Rich Myrtle D. Baroni Regina Beda Sophie Carlson Middletown Baroni Hartford Granite Rock Ernest Grenman

Clark Son Safe Abroad and Local Picnic News

Mrs. Mary Clark reports the safe arrival overseas of her son Charles Clark of California. Locals enjoyed a Batesgrove picnic Friday noon. Mrs. Clark entertained Hartford visitors Mr. and Mrs. Honer. Frances and Vivian Taylor visited Hartford with aunt Mrs. Lillian Gillette. The local Y M C A played baseball with a Durham team Friday afternoon.

Chatham Middle Haddam Mary Clark Charles Clark California Batesgrove Honer Hartford Frances Vivian Taylor Lillian Gillette Durham

Ladies Benevolent Society Meeting and Nursing Reserve Drive

The Ladies Benevolent Society will meet with Mrs LaVern Dudley on Thursday at 2 30. Miss Sarah and the guest of Miss Helen Chatfield from Pine Orchard visit. Mrs Anna Stivers of New York guests of Miss Agnes Grey. Rev and Mrs L O Schriver guests in Bristol. Wm Greenbacker home open all week as local recruiting station for enrolling members in the U S student nurse reserve.

Middlefield Ladies’ Benevolent Society LaVern Dudley Sarah Helen Chatfield Pine Orchard Anna Stivers New York Agnes Grey L. O. Schriver Bristol Wm. Greenbacker U. S

Giacopia Co to Perform Return Engagement in Hamburg

Giacopia and Company schedule a return engagement at Hamburg Hall on Tuesday evening featuring a complete program change. The show includes excellent dancing music and up to date vaudeville with a Springfield orchestra.

Giacopia & Co Hamburg Hall Giacopia Co Hamburg Springfield

East Hampton Social News Shrinks Nurse Enrollment

In East Hampton on August 5, activity waned for student nurse enrollment with only Miss Marilla Prouty of Meriden joining. Locals include Miss Edith Bissell's weekend guest and visitors William Anderson of New Haven and Milton Whitby of Portland. Dr F T Fitch’s office closes after Aug 5 for an extended Groton trip as Red Cross meets at Chatham hall. A passing thunder shower brings welcome rain for farmers, following a big victory with storms observed.

East Hampton Marilla Prouty Meriden Edith Bissell William Anderson New Haven Victor Anderson F._ T. Fitch Kenneth Wall Middletown Michael Wall F. T. Fitch Groton Long Point Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Pauline Pheil Yonkers N. Y Gertrude Otky Pauline Jane Quigg Hartford William Quigg Milton Whitby Portland

Local Social and Civic Notices from Durham August

Miss Mildred Hall from Middletown visits her parents at Albert Hall home. Hartford trio visits Hubbard home. Mrs. Hubbard ill. Meriden and Springfield visitors at Mrs. Severance and C. I. Harvey homes. Black Point guest Hilda L Alling. New York visitors stay with Sheldon Harvey. Stereoptical lecture at Methodist church Tuesday 8 pm Birds About the Home and Birds in the Orchard. Coginchaug O U A M meets tonight at 8. Defense council Women’s Activities to meet Tuesday 3 pm at High School. State Foreman Bailey oversees trunk line repairs to South Main Middletown.

Durham Mildred Hall Middletown Albert Hall E. N. Robinson Hartford W. C. Hubbard O. D. Hubbard George Taylor Meriden Taylor Eliza Severance Fred Severance Springfield Mass C. I. Harvey Edward Suters H. M. Booth Hilda L. Alling Paul P. Wilcox Black Point Calvin New York Sheldon Harvey W. S.rebee T. K. Smallman New Haven Leroy Cooper J. F. Bailey Methodist State Board of Education Coginchaug Council O. U

East Berlin Visitors Word of Town This Weekend

East Berlin on Sunday hosted Stewart Nelson of New York and a group of visitors including Hulda Carlson of Middletown Adolph Benson of Haven Emery Matsen of Pelham Bay and Edward Krauth of Sandy Hook. E W Mildrum and family returned from Maine while William Holligan of Southington visited his parents. Rev Kilbert of Middletown spoke at the M E church and Clarence Coles of Southington spent Sunday in town. Miss N A Dowd of Saratoga is visiting H W Dowd.

East Berlin Stewart Nelson New York Hulda Carlson Middletown Adolph Benson Haven Emery Matsen Pelham Bay Edward Krauth Sandy Hook E. W. Mildrum Maine William Holligan Southington Mr. Kilbert M. E Clarence Coles N. A. Dowd Saratoga N. Y H. W. Dowd

Centerbrook Society and Local Happenings

Centerbrook reports interior work on H N Prann’s Deep River street residence. Miss Ida Wilcox visits friends in Massachusetts. Mrs Wilson Spencer and Mrs James Spencer with son Daniel traveled to Middletown on Thursday. Mrs Emily Hafflon hosts her brother Cruth De Belle at Parkers Corner. Co L Jones was in Hartford on business. G H Blake and Co. deliver coal daily to town customers. L S Hayden at Phoenix Terra Naval Officers (to newly wed) note congratulates on your choice.

Centerbrook H. N. Prann Deep River Street Ida Wilcox Massachusetts Wilson Spencer James Spencer Daniel Middletown Emily Hafflon Cruth de Belle Parkers Corner Co. L. Jones Hartford G. H. Blake and

Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief

A historical ad touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a blood purifying internal remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It claims to cure chronic rheumatism, gout, and kidney issues, selling bottles for 50 cents and one dollar. The copy promises freedom from pain after a few weeks of treatment and emphasizes internal healing over liniments.

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