Dearmer Sails for Europe to Take London Post
Rev. Percy Dearmer departs for England to assume an academic position in London after six months in midwestern theology. His Mary and lectures at Divinity School highlighted Spirit gifts and fruits, praising the “happy warrior” Christian. The faculty vacancy is filled by Rev. Frederick Cuarf Lauderburn, with urban philosophy work by Wilbur M Urban joining as visiting professor in apologetics until Harvard appointment.
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Percy Dearmer
Kca
Yy Divinity School
England
London
Mary Ge
Chapel of Divinity School
Dearmer
Bohlen
Ge Seminary
New York
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Smith and Mount Holyoke
Dr. Dearns
Gray
Frederick Cuarf Lauderburn
Lehigt Jty
Boston
Lauder
Cambridge Divinity School
Massachusetts Diocesan Training School
Lauderburn
Berkeley
Wilbur M. Urban
Trinity
Harvard University
Philosphy
Urban
Princeton
Jena
Leipsig
Philosophical and Psychological Reviews
Party at Christ Church Rectory Youth Event
A Junior Auxiliary hosted a pleasant evening at the Christ Church rectory with games domination by musical chairs. At 9 o clock guests enjoyed ice cream cake cookies and candy and more games followed with several youths listed as participants and Henry Lucas and others invited for subsequent days.
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Christ Church Rectory
Rowena Smith
Nelson
Irene Hubbard
Roseat Mayall
Margaret Ke
Hel Mitchel
Josephine Hull
Helen Pistel
Hazel Sauerman
Ordnung
Henry Lucas
Franklin Kensel
Raymond
William Achtmeyer
Jack Stum
Milo Heidenis
Francis Enis
Albert Hull
Edward Rhodes
Rau
Ward Stevens
Antionette Popp
Binningston
Baptist youths secure speaker for gospel song service
The young people of the Baptist church have secured Rev. John W. Mus, pastor of the Main Street Baptist of Meriden, to speak at 6:15 tomorrow. He will deliver an tonal message and invite all attendees to join in the gospel song service led by LeBarron Smith.
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the Baptist H
John W. Muspastor
Main Street Baptist of
Dr Miel to Speak at Hart Divinity Chapel
The Rev Dr E de Miel of Hart will speak in the chapel of the Divinity School on Tuesday at 5 o clock. He will share experiences from his recent service in the Red Cross in the thick of the fight. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Dr. Miel
E. de Miel
Hart
the Ley Divinity School
Red Cross
Red Men to Confer Degree on Monday
Red Men confer the adoption degree on a candidate Monday evening. The degree team drilled faithfully and good will result for all. Visitors from Hartford and Haven expected. All Red Men will be present.
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Hartford
Haven
Card Tournament Results Show Tight Half Finale
In last night’s card tournament, Hooks defeated team 1 by 18 to 9 while No 3 edged No 2 10 to 1. The standings after the half show No 3 at 71 points, team 1 at 69, and No 2 and No 1 tied at 62.
Incomplete Funeral Notice for Davis Tuttle
Body sent to Middletown New York for interment at Middlesex Hospital after death. Details incomplete. morning interment referenced.
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Middletwon N. Y
Davis Tuttle
Middlesex Hospital
Middletown
Red Cross to Employ Nurse
Middlesex chapter of the American Red Cross held its regular monthly meeting at chapter headquarters. It reported January shipments of 24 cases containing 5 826 articles to the Atlantic Division warehouse and noted a reduced war relief workload after France’s hostilities ceased. The committee voted to hire a nurse to work with the District Nurse association under Dr Thomas P Walsh.
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Middlesex Chapthe American Red Cross
William B. Douglas
Atlantic Division
E. C. Acheson
War Relief Committee
France
War Relief Department
County Orphans
Haddam
Cromwell
Motor Messenger Service
Middletown
District Nurse Association
Thomas P. Walsh
Civilian Relief Committee
Margaret Allin
Home Service Department
Teams Ready for Drive for Chamber Membership
Organization outlines A B and C teams to conduct the Chamber of Commerce membership drive next week under Chairman Louis S. Smith. Teams meet tomorrow at 3 pm in Chamber offices for instructions. Winning team to be dined by losers after campaign ends on February 17. Joseph Merriam named to settle any vexed questions.
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Commerce Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Louis S. Smith
Wm. H. Boutellier
Daniel J. McCarthy
Dayton A. Baldwin
James R. Edlin
Solon
Stiles
Edward P. Schaefer
Catain
John P. Bacon
Leo B. Santangelo
Richard C. Fagan
Charles T. Davis
Edgar C. Weston
Frank Davis
Louis A. Allin
Max Press
Arthur S. Losey
Chamber
Joseph Merriam
Red Cross Urges Drive on Refugee Garments
The Red Cross reports sewing is slow and urges Middletown volunteers to concentrate on making garments for war refugees. Beginning Monday morning February 10, sewing rooms will operate 10 to 5, with the goal of shipping all allotments this month to provide dresses petticoats warm underwear for women and children in war torn Europe. Eleanor G. Acheson.
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Red Cross
Europe
Middletown
Eleanor G. Acheson
Resolutions Adopted by Robin Hood Camp Camp No 10288
At a January 24 1919 meeting of Robin Hood Camp No 10288 Modern Woodmen of America the group unanimously adopted resolutions mourning Gunnar E Johnson a beloved neighbor and camp member The camp will publish the resolutions in The Evening Press and enter them in its records with the charter draped for thirty days The committee members were Edward F Deming Frederick J Lentz and Michael Wigmore Advog.
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Robin Hood Camp
Woodmen of America
Gunnar E. Johnson
Edward F. Deming
Frederick J. Lentz
Michael Wigmore
Y M C A Offers Six Months Free Membership to Veterans
All men discharged from regular military and naval service may apply for six months free membership at the local Y M C A. The benefit lasts until all city service members are discharged and return home, granting full association privileges at no charge from the application date.
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Iypead
Fee on Parcels Post to Britain
London office announces a new two pence fee on each parcel post package from abroad. The charge will be collected from the addressee, except for packages not liable for British customs duty.
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Britain
London
Morris Plan Co Offers Help Buy Auto Truck
The Morris Plan Company promotes a way to purchase an automobile truck by financing part of the cost from the buyer’s earnings. Potential buyers are urged to discuss terms and eligibility, outlining how small monthly contributions can cover part of the price.
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The
Morris Plan Co
Coroners Hear On Way Boy Death At Essex Bridge
An inquest into nine year old Frederick Murray Way of Old Saybrook found no witnesses besides Edwin S. Hunt the Essex undertaker and Fred E. Hall his driver. The boy at play with Italian children rolled toward the road bank and was struck by the Hunt auto traveling 8 to 10 mph on the road’s right side near the Saybrook bridge. The child died from skull fracture at Dr Grannis’s office.
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Frederick Murray Way
Old Saybrook
Stephen B. Davis
Edwin S. Hunt
Essex
Fred E. Hall
Way Boy
Saybrook
Hunt
City News Briefs and Local Notices
City briefs highlight a 5:41 pm lamps event and a big evening dance at St Aloysius hall. Notes cover Knights of Columbus anniversary observances, Sandy Shore cut, Parime Lee sausage, Colorite ads, and local farm finance pleas to CT lawmakers. Also mentions Y M C A basketball, Mrs Quinn’s recovery, hunts bills, and Red Cross drive.
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St. Aloysius Big Hall
Auv
The
Knights of Columbus
Hit By Auto Near Russell Co Factory In South Farms
John Baer of Evergreen avenue South Farms was struck by a car about 6 15 last evening while crossing from the Russell Co factory where he works. The driver Charles A Eick of Durham had just left the factory with passengers. Baer was shaken but walked home without aid. Cradle Notes A son was born by morning to Mr and Mrs William Gosgrove at their Grand street home. Mother
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John Baer
Evergreen Avenue
South Farms
Russell Co
Charles A. Eick
Durham
Mr. Baer
William Gosgrove
Grand Street
Middletown Chamber Seeks Larger Membership for Growth
Richard H. Bunce urges Middletown residents to join the Chamber of Commerce, stressing $5 annual dues and the drive to reach 500 members. He cites World War mobilization, Red Cross leadership, and Liberty Loan oversubscription as proof of local cooperation, urging continued support for city development.
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Bunce
Commerce Chamber
Evening Press
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Chamber
Daily News
Chamber of Commerce
America
Middlesex
The
Red Cross
Life Today in Siam lecture at Berkeley Divinity School
Hon. George Pratt Ingersoll, trustee of Berkeley, will speak on Life Today in Siam at 8 p m Monday in the Williams Library of the Berkeley Divinity School. He recently returned from Siam as American Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Public invitation extended.
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Berkeley
Siam
Williams
Berkeley Divinity School
George Pratt Ingersoll
Ingersoll
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James Quinn
Sumner Street
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Middletown College Club
Mt. Vernon School Hall
Connecticut College
New London
Kennealley
D. Evald
Chicago
Swedish Lutheran Church
Dale’d. Butler
Atlantic City
International Christian Endeavor
Buffalo
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist”s
the Red Cross
St. Aloysius
Cross Street
Mr. Banks
T. EB. Smith
Stripes
Official Journal
A.E.F
A Chamber of Commerce
Spear Bros
Step
Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee
Broatch
Modern Book
Corey
Sane Stueck
Main ST
Open Counsel
Middletown Chamber of Comerce
Richard H. Bunce
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Caulkins & Post CO
Main Street
G. G. Stichlef
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