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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1918

Page

10

Red Cross Roll Call Campaign gains Italian support drive

An enthusiastic meeting of ladies organized a Red Cross membership drive in Middletown with a Sunday December 15 target. Volunteers aim to canvass house to house, seeking $1 memberships per adult family member, with changes noted to soliciting teams and a caution against displaying last year’s 1917 window cards.

Carolina Marino M.marino Rose Lucy Roccapriore Anna Ore Anna Merlo Nelie Mary Alessi Phcegina Augerzi Pse Violas Asas Middletown Walsh Barbara Smith Reby Margaret O'brien Frances Miller Emily Biney Rowland S. Congdon William Niléson Albert Mann, Jr R. H. Lyons Red Cross United States

Modern Woodmen Election at Robin Hood Camp No 10288

At the Robin Hood Camp No 10288 Modern Woodmen of America meeting, officers for the year were elected: Consul Clarence E Harriman advisor Edward F Deming clerk Michael Wigmore banker George More escort Frederick J Lentz watchman Stanley Zybura sentry Charles W Dean trustees James J Hartigan and Frederick J Lentz. The new board will be installed in January. The bank report noted strong finances and the clerk reported substantial member gains. Eight members entered service, two died in action or fever, five overseas, and one at Fortress Monroe training camp.

Woodmen Robin Hood Camp Modern Woodmen of America Clarence E. Harriman Edward F. Deming Michael Wigmore George ©. More Frederick J. Lentz Stanley Zybura Charles W. Dean James J. Hartigan Fortress Monroe

Injured by Pipe Cutter at Russell Co

Frank Karpie a Brown Bros plumber of 71 Silver Street South Farms had his right arm broken while cutting pipe yesterday afternoon. A rotating pipe machine caused the cutter handle to catch in his sleeve tearing free and twisting his arm above the wrist. He was taken to the hospital where Dr Maitland reduced the fracture.

Frank Karpie Brown Bros Silver Street South Farms Russell Co D. L. Maitland

Special Notice on Ireland Fight Ahead in Sundays American

Irish organizations are urged to notify dealers to stock extra copies of next Sundays American. The issue will feature special cable news on Ireland self determination and Cardinal O Connells Madison Square address. Demand is expected to be large.

New York

Knights of Pythias Insurance Officers Elected

At the annual election of the S L Knights of Pythias insurance department the following brothers were chosen for the ensuing year George P Clark president Alexander McArthur vice president Dr D L Maitland medical examiner and F D Brewster secretary

GOLD MEDAL Oil Capsules Promise Kidney Relief

An old health ad touts GOLD MEDAL Oil Capsules and Haarlem Oil Capsules as quick relief for kidney trouble and blood purification. It warns of backache, fatigue, and nervousness as signs of failing kidneys and urges immediate action by seeking the product from a druggist.

Haarlem Haar

Clemenceau May Head Peace Delegates for France

A Paris report says Premier Clemenceau may lead the French delegation to the Peace Conference. The move would place the “tiger” of France as head while President Wilson leads the American delegation, shaping the conference dynamics.

Clemenceau France Paris Wilson

Obituary of Mrs. Julia Darcy Griffin in Connecticut

Mrs James J Griffin wife of James J Griffin died at Middlesex hospital after long illness Funeral from 612 Main St to St Johns Church for requiem Burial in St Johns cemetery Surviving husband son and daughter and sister from Bridgeport also listed are obituaries for Mrs Cynthia A Avery and John M MacCormac with funeral details and interment plans.

James J. Griffin Julia Darcy Middlesex Hospital James Philip Margaret Griffin Elizabeth Darcy Bridgeport Portland Edward Mary Darcy Main Street St. John’s Church St. John’s Cemetery

Funeral for Mrs Hilda C Wilkinson Held at Holy Trinity

The funeral for Mrs. Hilda C Wilkinson wife of William J Wilkinson will be conducted Sunday at 2 o'clock from the Church of the Holy Trinity with Rev. Dr F F German officiating. Interment follows in Indian Hill cemetery.

Cynthia Ann Avery Cynthia A. Avery John P. Bacon Main Street F. W. Greene North Stonington Cemetery Theresa V. Lofgren Theresa Violet Lofgren Swedish Congregational Church North High Street A. E.elmquist Indian Hill Cemetery Frances Crowell Cassa A. L. Southmard W. D. Beach Pineove Cemetery Hilda C. Wilkinson Hilda C William J. Wilkinson Church of the Holy Trinity F. F. German

Body Taken to Worcester for Davis Funeral

The body of Warren G. Davis who died at his College Street home Friday morning was transported to Worcester Massachusetts by the 8 19 train. The funeral will be held there Sunday afternoon.

Worcester Warren G. Davis College Street Mass

Letter From France From Local Family Soldier in 76th Division

Mr and Mrs William Dean of Meriden road receive a letter from son Frederick Dean serving in France with the 76th division He describes motorcycle dispatch work and says he was the first American to ride through a certain area of France The French welcome remains memorable He mentions bringing a French officer to their home The officer visited after four years Another son of the Deans also serves with the 76th division in the Heavy Artillery attached unit

William Dean Meriden Road Frederick Dean France 76Th Division Louis D. Dear

Notice of Central Labor Union Meeting December 16

Central Labor Union calls an important meeting for Monday evening at 8 o clock to elect officers and conduct vital business. All affiliated unions urged to send full delegation. Gilson M Hall, President. Liberty Bond loans grow in popularity offering holders a way to borrow without selling bonds. Middletown Plan Co. 269 Main St.

Central Labor Union Gilson M. Hall Pres Liberty Middletown — Plan Co Main Street

Depredations at Indian Hill Cemetery

Caretaker of Indian Hill cemetery reports boys cutting fir trees on the property for Christmas use. Trespass is a serious offense. parents urged to warn children against entering cemetery grounds for such purposes.

Indian Hill Indian Hill Cemetery

Clearing-house Statement Debit and Balances Summary

New York figures show Sub-treasury debit of 5 016 082 with exchanges totaling 629 835 706 and overall balances at 58 099 386.

New York Treasury

Local notes and ads from Middletown scene this week

Light vehicle lamps at 4 49 this evening. The Toggery Shop advertises clothing including a three in one gift glove hose and cravat. Visitors at 287 Washington Street include Dr Cook and wife and Mrs Thad deus Spencer from Moodus. Railroad telegraphers in Washington seek wage relief. theatre ads boast vaudeville and feature picture.

Red Cross Ellsworth Meech Grippe Railroad Telegraphers’ Committee Washington Wage Commission Grand Theatre Ainsworth Green F. W. Greene Amherst Crescent Street Main Street John D. Carey Alabama Alfred F. Wells Norfolk Danci Siebert’s Hall East Hampton New Haven New York Alexander Mitchell Holy Trinity Church Wallingford St. Bernard’s Church Sharon Father Mitcher St. John’s Church Dennison Hazen Stors Russell Mfg. Co Holick Comet Saybrook Middletown Raymond A. M. Smith Allied War Review Justices of the Peace Parmelee Kenneally’s Center Street Max Frank Morris Tolk Victor Hall’s Frank P. Smith Ashley Falls Mass Michael A. Brown Washington Street Clark & True Richard Bunce Lawn Avenue E. J. Wilcox & Co Oscar S. Davis Chafee James F. Carter Silver Street South Farms

Local Five Defeats Hartford Team In Season Opener

Middletown Independents, a five formed from three ex Middletown High stars and two ex Portland Emeralds, beat the American School for the Deaf and Dumb 39 to 31 in Hartford. Yap McCabe led with 14 points, followed by Spear 13 and Murphy 8 as Middletown opened the season strongly on the A S D floor amid low rafters and unfamiliar surroundings.

Middletown Independents Middletown Portland Emeralds Hartford American School For the Deaf and Dumb Bob Spear Yap McCabe Springy Murphy Dooley Rockwell A. S D. Murphy Dantosky Gangham

Engagement Announced for Reynolds and Eastman Couple

Mrs. William N. Phillips of Rockville Centre announces the engagement of her sister Miss Ethel Gertrude Reynolds of Hartford County to Albert H. Eastman of Cleveland Ohio.

William N. Phillips Rockville Center Long Island Ethel Gertrude Reynolds Hartford, Co Albert H. Eastman Cleveton Ohio

Sunday notes on city churches Advent services

Readable schedule of morning and evening services across city churches. Holy Trinity, St Andrews, All Saints, First Church of Christ Scientist, South Church, Baptist church, Swedish Bethel, First Congregational, South M E, Associated Bible Students, Christchurch, First Methodist, and Swedish Lutheran list times, sermons, and special events led by Rev. Hall, Rev. Edwards, Rev. Greene, and others. Includes Sunday schools, choir talks, and community services.

Church of the Holy Trinity Methodist Church Wm. Hall St. Andrew’s Warwick Street Mr. Edwards William Hall Holy Land All Saints’ Chapel Staddle Hill Church School John G. Spencer First Church of Christ Scientist— College Broad Streets South Church North Church Greene Intermediate Society of the C. E Mabel Smith The Wm. H. Hall Baptist Church E. R. Hyde France Raymond Maplesden Suffield Epworth League Bertha Holt Associated Bible Students Wat Pickering Pittsburgh Hall Exiday Alsop Avenucuty Christchurch U. Uda Japan First Methodist Episcopal Church W. D. Beach D. D Ettore di Stefano Swedish Lutheran Church High Liberty Streets

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