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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1918

Page

3

Lost and Found notices from Middletown area

Multiple lost notices list items and contact names: a 34x4 1/2 inch item between Middletown and Meriden, Gaetano Fiducia of 3 Elm Street Middletown, a gold pin with a wishbone, a gold signet ring, a white heifer found by Coleman of East Town, and a reward for return. Contacts include Collins store, Jensen's Chester, and church on Spring Street. Finder asks to notify and seek rewards.

Middletown Meriden Gaetano Fiducia Elmse Middletown Spring St Collins U. S Jensen Chester Findby Coleman East Town

National League and American League Scores Hodged by Rain

Baseball scores from multiple leagues show St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3 in 12 innings, Pittsburgh 4 New York 2, Boston 3 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 4 in 11, Chicago 7 Washington 0, and other results with rain causing several postponements. Tabs defeat Hospital 10 8 as Demers and Magnano shine. Yanks slump while Reds and Phillies also feature late dramatics.

St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington Detroit Rochester Binghamton Jersey City Toronto Cleveland International League Newark Buffalo Baltimore Syracuse Tabs Hospital Dooley Millerick Mink Demers Magnano Millefick Lf Dowling German Mooress Grace Griffin c Buck McCabe McGraw Corbin Fosse O’neil Shackelford If Magnano Cf Rogerson Rf van Dorr J. J. Barry Yanks Tigers Davis Taggard Phil Douglas Braves Ray Schalk White Sox Betzel Cards Reds Phillies Moronmen Milton Stock Pal Perritt Pirates McGrawmen Cubs Demmitt Allan Sotheron Red Sox Eeeeveseser Gleveland P.C Eeesee Toronto A Eeete Eneeesee Ook Ee Jersey City Ee

East Haddam Local News Briefs and Drought Notes

East Haddam items report Dan Arnold leaving Fish Net & Twine Co after five years, local youths Frank Hart and William Loucke headed to training camps, and Oscar Guston visiting Clinton friends. A dedication for an honor roll board is planned for August 4 near the bridge approach. The river runs low and many war gardens failed. residents discuss farm purchases, inland travels, and local fishing. Rhubarb is praised as both food and medicine, per Kansas City Journal.

East Haddam Dan Arnold Fish Net & Twine Co Arnold Frank Hart William Loucke O ' Oscar Guston Clinton Charles Wolf New York City Thomas Carroll Town Street New York Riverside Inn Franklyn Arthur Bailey Montauk B. A. Lawton

95 Casualties in Two Reports

Washington reports 145 American expeditionary forces casualties including 17 killed in action and 95 wounded severely, with 10 Marines also listed. Officers killed include Major James S. McCloud and Lt. George W. Berriman, while the New England list details names of wounded and dead from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Rhode Island in a broad release from war department and marine corps headquarters.

Washington War Department Marine Corps Army James S. McCloud London England George W. Berriman Tampa Fla Frank Booma Portsmouth N. H Norman D. Dubois Montclair N. J Goodwin Compton Memphis Tenn Fort Wayne Detroit Mich Theodore Roosevelt, Jr

Man Power For Farms In War Era

Department of Agriculture notes farms boosted production despite manpower shifts for war. Farmers worked longer hours and families labored, including women in fields. With city labor scarce for essential tasks, the text urges chambers of commerce and city leaders to consult state agriculture colleges or the U S Department of Agriculture, and asks what each city is doing.

Department of Agriculture Chambers of Commerce Men of Affairs State Agricultural College United States Department of Agriculure

Haddam notes and visits mix with family news

Haddam July notes travelers visitors and local happenings include Mrs Clara J Tyler and Mr and Mrs Herbert Myers of Hartford visiting the village. Edward McCloud and Mrs McCloud returning from a week here. Parmelee and Dickinson families hosting relatives. rural carrier Arthur Clarke buys a Ford. The Temporary Home children enjoyed lawn party ice cream and stereopticon views. Mrs Catherine Lang died and Rev. Lewis assisted. Roaring River blurb adds poetic reverie.

Haddam James H. Wright Hill Clara J. Tyler Herbert Myers Hartford E. E. Clark, Jr Plainville Philip Dickinson Middletown Theron Parmelee New Haven Edward McCloud Owen Parmelee Clarence Parmelee Daniel Parmelee Amanda Parmelee John S. Dickinson Warner Elima N. Y Louis Mosher Young New York Arthur M. Clarke Gilbert Newton Deep River Catherine Lang Frank Lang

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