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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1918

Page

6

Portland Lutheran Brotherhood Plan Builds Local Membership

Aug 16 in Portland, a Swedish Lutheran church meeting urged boosting local Lutheran Brotherhood membership. The group funds wartime work for soldiers and sailors, plans canvassing from leaders William Nelson and others, and notes contingents to Georgia for a camp Aug 27. Local social updates and church notices follow, including picnic plans and defense council trips.

Lutheran Brotherhood Willian Nelson Jiph Berndston Gust Josephson Magnuson Axel Anderson Cart Reson John W. Johnson George Tgon Arvid Anderson Albin Geephson Fred. Wennerstrom

Miss Elen Shipman Entertains In South Glastonbury

South Glastonbury notes list Miss Elen Shipman entertaining Mrs Griswold of Meriden for a week and mention visits by Mrs Robert P Grant, Mr and Mrs Louis Howe, and other local residents. Readers are given a collage of social tidbits and a Demoralizing Apple column excerpt from the Philadelphia Record.

South Glastonbury George Horton Elwood Hor Om Georgia Richard Stocum London Arthur Taylor

Married a Native in a Kangaroo Zoo Parlor Gaffe

A Boston Transcript item recounts a comic exchange where an Irishman asks about a peculiar animal display, mistaking it for a form of a real island. The Irishman then jokes that Pat married one of them, leading to a lighthearted moment about an Australian creature and a homely misunderstanding.

Prom Boston Transcript

Written on Faces Rheumatism Story

A fragmented medical note describes rheumatism expressed on faces and nerves, suggesting widespread discomfort and visible suffering. The text hints at how rheumatism can intensify feelings of illness beyond appearance, though details are incomplete.

Rock Hill Preparations for Liberty Loan Drive

Aug. 16 report notes Rev M F Alling urging four minute speakers and CT-wide effort for Liberty loan. Among 55 district recruits to Camp Greenleaf on Aug 27 are Steve Laskofsky Sidney Templeman and William Hick from Rocky Hill. Local social, visitors, and town storm repair also recorded.

M. EF. Alling Connecticut Mary Rogers Camp Greenleaf Fourth District Rocky Hill Steve Laskofsky Sidney E. Templeman William E. Hick U. S. Club Methodist Episcopal Church W. A. Collins Claire Woodmont Beach Jason Robbins Hartford Bertha Ruggles North Street Riverview Samuel Ashwell Elm Street Isabelle Ashwell Ludlow Mass Frank W. Churchill Frank Robbins Saybrook Point

Cromwell Social News and Local Exchanges Ad

Cromwell notices list residents returning from visits to Northfield Asbury Park and Rochester along with visitors to local homes. The week highlights include Mrs Briggs Mrs Stow and Miss Baldwin and social events at Court Cecilia and Mrs Franko's. Also ads for oats potatoes cabbage and garden produce plus animal feed.

Cromwell Briggs Miss Stow Northfield C. A. Sopner Orothy Rightmire Asbury Park William Olson

Colchester Band Rehearses as Pros and Local News

Colchester reports a full band rehearsal with praise for its progress as players perform like professionals. Bradford Cragin of New York joins the group for an evening session, and Rev. B. D. Remington is ill and misses the prayer meeting. R. K. Brown and Mrs John V Reynolds are in town for a few days. The funeral of William Cronin was held at St Andrew's Church with burial in the church cemetery. A ball game is scheduled Saturday at 3 30 p m between the home team and Lebanon. David Carver of Hebron visits town today.

Colchester Bradford Cragin New York B. D. Remington R. K. Brown Broadway John V. Reynolds Norwich W. E. Strong Hayward Avenue William Cronin St. Andrew’s Church St. Andrew’s Cemetery Lebanon Gams David Carver Hebron Paul Christensen Newport R. L Charles Christensen Patrick Fox New Hampshire Sarah O'Connell Katherine William Wall Hartford Andrew Carlson Summerville Mass Charles Christenson D. D. Ryan Portland Middletown Anna McCarthy New London John McCarthy BE. W. Markham W. W. B. Markham LeRoy Darling Edith Schenectady N. Y A. M. Darling Flynn Leesville Joan D. Milburn H. G. Crocker LeRoy Warren

Saybrook Point Social Notes Aug 16

Mrs Mary D Clark returns home with her brother William Doane from the Berkshires while Miss Carrie Bill visits sister Mrs Annie Lord. Mrs L J Arnold recently visited Essex. Ivoryton crowds picnic at Cornfield Point. Frank Churchill and son Frank Robbins and son and William Collins and son from Rocky Hill spent Tuesday in town. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Frederick Faulk for sympathy shown after their son's death.

Saybrook Point Mary D. Clark Berkshires William Doane New York Carrie’ Bill Annie Lord L. J. Arnold Essex Ivoryton Cornfield Point Frank Churchill Frank Robbins William Collins Rocky Hill Frederick Faulk Adv

Westbrook Yields Death of German-born Resident Schultz

Charles W. Schultz, born in Germany November 25, 1861, who bought the Calvin Hayden estate in Westbrook years ago, was found dead in bed at his home. He is survived by a widow. The town notes include military training enlistment by Joseph Boehm and a series of visitors and hotel registrations at Westbrook hotel from local residents and travelers.

Westbrook Charles “.W. Schultz Germany Calvin Hayden New Haven Joseph Boehm James Harden Dorothy Harden E N. Fowler Vermilyea Hartsdale N. Y Westbrook Hotel C.H. Davis P. M. Bredel Theodore Human N. E. Bushnell

Bitter enmity against Germany in Russia report

A Berlin Tageblatt correspondent to the Hartford Courant describes widespread hostility to Germany across Russia after a weary journey. He notes Russians blame Germany for abuses and expresses that the Germans would be surprised by the negative sentiment.

Hartford Courant Russia Berlin Tageblatt Germany

East Hampton Linen Shower for Miss Hale

Miss Lorretta Hale received a linen shower at her Main Street home last evening from friends, with many gifts and a luncheon. She is to wed Serena Markett soon. Also noted are brief social visits and travel updates for local residents and a Theatre notice for Grand Theatre in Middletown.

East Hampton Lorretta Hale Main Street Ss Hale Miss Hale Serena Markett

Local Social Notes From Chatham-Middle Haddam

Miss Maud F. West of Higganum visits aunt Mrs I N Tibball for a few days. Herbert Clark of East Hampton guests of Mrs Harrison Brainard. Dr and Mrs Henry C Stiles of Washington DC guests of Mr and Mrs Fisk Brainard. Mrs Smith and daughters Evelyn and Dorothy of New York stay in town a few days. Dr and Mrs G N Lawson at their Union camp for a few days.

Chattam-Middle Haddam Maud F. West Higganum I. N. Tibball Herbert Clark East Hampton Harrison Brainard Henry C. Stiles Washington, D. C Fisk Brainard

Deep River Social News and Local Visits Aug 16

Mrs Simon R La Place entertains Ruth Atkins of Meriden while Eddie Bowie of the 102nd Regiment is reported seriously wounded in France. Hartford aviator H Rankin was in town. W H Emmons of Brooklyn and Mrs Cone hosted visitors. Pratt Read workers Misses Olive and Alice Moat arrive. new housing near West Mill. Town Hall Saturday features Carmel Myers in The City of Tears and Pathe News.

Deep River Simon R. la Place Ruth Atkins Meriden Jack Bowie Eddie Bowie 102Nd Regiment France H. Rankin Hartford W. H. Emmons Brooklyn N. Y Robert Cone A. T. Gifford Fitchburg Mass W. B. Tourville Springfield Bertram G. Tourville Olive Alice Moat Saginaw Mich Pratt Read & Company West Mill West Factory Charles Little Margaret Robinson New Haven Harrold W. Rankin Maud Fox Westbrook F. R. Gilbert Essex Street Lillian Pratt H. O. Clough

Berlin Fair shift and local visit notices

In East Berlin August 16 visitors include Mrs George Sallons of New York and Mrs J Ryan of Springfield. William Delaney underwent leg surgery at Hartford Hospital. Mrs F Coby and family visit Hubbard Park Meriden. Berlin Fair moved to the latter part of September and will be open only during the day with a cake and ice cream social at Mrs John Franko’s on Tuesday evening August 20.

Grand Theatre Middletown Alice Baldwin Willimantic T. Noble Jennie St. John Rochester N. Y C. A. Supner Cecilia Will John Franko Sydney S. O. Au Atlantic City C. D. Stovall Ruth Gerber Bridgeport C. H. Stovall New Lane Vera Stovall East Hampton Theodore Anderson Berlin George Sallons New York J. Ryan Springfield William Delaney Hartford Hospital F. Coby Sugenhime C. Bailey Hubbard Park Meriden Ladies of Court Cecilia

Epworth League Truck to Savin Rock Leaves Rockfall at 7:45

The Epworth League planned a Saturday morning trip for Savin Rock with departure from Rockfall at 7:45 and from Middlefield at an unspecified time. The notice invites everyone to join this excursion.

Middlefield Daughter of the Gods Grand Theatre Middletown Epworth League Savin Rock Rockfall

Lift Off: Corns Callus Pain Free Zone Magic

Advertisement promotes a product named Freezone for corns and calluses with claims of instant relief and no pain. It emphasizes easy application and immediate comfort for rough skin and irritated feet. Local readers are urged to try the solution for quick, mess-free results.

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