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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1918

Page

10

Lyman Hoops Navy officer dies after pneumonia

Tribute details the life of Lyman Hoops of Middletown who died at 26 while serving in the U S Navy. Born in Maine and educated at private school and the Naval Academy, he served on the destroyer Barry and other ships, earning recognition for courage and leadership. His death is reported as a painful shock to his family and community.

Front Cemetery Maine Navy Middletown ‘School Washington, D. C Naval Academy Polts Texas Mexico Cuba Atlantic United Ies Barry Gibraltar Middletown Lyman Hoops U. S. Navy Lyman

Smith College graduates to receive A B degrees

Sarietta Allyn Stoddard of Se will receive the A B degree at Smith College on June 14 while a sophomore she sang in the college choir and played lute on the 1918 hockey team. M M Coe of Middlefield and S D Wright of Centerbrook also earn A B degrees as sophomores and juniors, with biology society and Glee Club affiliations noted.

Smith Sarietta Allyn Stoddard A. B. Dei Smith College Ne M. Coe Middlefield Man Sahe Biolospeciet Glee Club Sure E. Wright Centerbrook

Four Minute Men to Speak on Dangers to Deference

A. Coles will be the four speaker at the Grand and Mid theatres Friday evening to present his subject Dangers to De. On Saturday afternoon W. H. Bouteiller and the Four Minute Men attended in Hartford with Joseph A. Mer and George A. Inglis and Francis A. Beach.

A. Coles W. H. Bouteiller Hartford Joseph A. Mer B. A. Inglis George A Francis A. Beach

Eclipse Viewing Draws Crowd Despite Smoking Hazards

A crowd of about a hundred gathered to witness a solar eclipse, many anxious to view the event. Observers prepared smoked pieces as part of a makeshift viewing method, describing mixed reactions as the eclipse commenced and the crowd waited for the moment of totality.

Wedding of Prof. Brightman at Wesleyan a Navy of 1918 era

The home wedding of Prof. Brightman of Wesleyan University and Miss Mildred Saunders featured a Lohengrin strain by Mrs. Hyde and a Mendelssohn march. Rev. Maplesden officiated. bride given away by her father in white satin. A large guest list from Maine to Westerly attended, with good wishes from Lieut. Ward Irving Pierce in London. The couple will reside at 170 High Street after a shore vacation.

B. R. Hyde Mendelssohn Edgar Rhuel Hyde Raymond Maplesden Suffield Conn W. D. Beach Marion Paterson Middletown Dorothy Hewitt Keser Stueck Brightman Brown University Boston University Berlin Germany Wesleyan University Middletown High School Hartford School of Maine Boston Somerville North Wilbraham Westerly R. I Ward Irving Pierce Pittsburgh Penn London The Shore Mrs. Brightman 170 High Street

Motor Messenger Service Organizing Women Car Volunteers

A meeting at Mrs. C. B. Wadsworth's home discussed forming a motor messenger service modeled after New Haven, where 95 cars support Red Cross and state agencies. Women pledged cars for hours weekly or emergencies, with a planning committee led by Miss Pauline Wilcox and advisors Mrs. F P Hubbard and Mrs. Harry Tibball.

Wadsworth S. Fred Strong New Haven Connecticut War Bureau Red Cross State Police Secret Service Home Service Child Welfare Committees Pauline Wilcox Harold Meech Margaret Acheson F. P. Hubbard Harry Tibball M. Acheson

Special Council Meeting Reviews Wesleyan University Changes

A Common Council session at 7 30 tonight will examine proposed Wesleyan University changes and plans to lay out Mt Vernon Cross and Church streets and College Place. The debate reflects public restlessness over wartime public works rules while officials prepare explanations and later drive attendees to inspect the proposed sites.

Wesleyan University Mt. Vernon Cross Church Streets College Place

Middletown College Club Holds Annual Meeting in Meriden

The Middletown College club gathered at Hubbard Park Meriden for its annual meeting and outing last week with strong attendance and enjoyment. Committee chairs Mrs Merriam and Mrs Albert Mann led the event while officers for the coming year were elected including Julia A oe Tico as president Dr S Mary Ives as corresponding secretary Helen Willis as recording secretary and Frances Nejako Eugenia Henry Mrs Leroy Howland and Mrs Albert Mann Jr as executive committee members.

Middletown College Club Hubbard Park Meriden Merriam Albert Mann Julia A. Oe Frances T. Nejako Eugenia Henry Leroy Howland Albert Mann, Jr

Car Turned Turtle After Moodus Dance Outing

Ansel Packard and Donald McCarthy attended a Moodus dance Saturday night. On returning in a Ford at Haddam the lights failed, the car struck a ditch, rolled over, and the occupants were thrown out but not injured. The car was righted and brought home.

Ansel Packard Donald McCarthy Moodus Haddam

Few men boast of good acts done by mistake

A compact observation notes that few individuals refrain from bragging about well meant deeds misinterpreted as mistakes. The remark highlights human vanity and the tendency to claim credit for unintended help.

Parish Notes from Holy Trinity and Troop Meetings

Parish notes list Scout and Girl Scout meetings at Holy Trinity. Monday Troop No 4 meets 7 30 p m in the Parish house. Tuesday St Barnabas day services and upper school teachers meetings at the rectory and parish house. Wednesday evening service scheduled.

Holy Trinity

Amherst College Bestows LL D On General Willcocks

At the ninety seventh commencement Amherst College conferred the degree of LL D on General Sir James Willcocks Governor of Bermuda since 1917. His services to the British Government in Egypt Sudan Burmah South Africa and India have been noted. He served in the European war in 1914 and 1915 and was twice mentioned in dispatches.

Amherst College General Willcocks Sir James Willcocks Bermuda Egypt Soudan Burmah South Africa India

St John Church Notes Highlight Mass and Feast Day

Regular offertory mass at 8 o clock on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A morning requiem for Miss J Sullivan was said today. An anniversary requiem for John Schultz is set for Wednesday at 8 30 and another for Thomas Comerford on Saturday at 8 30. Thursday marks the Feast of St Anthony of Padua with special eight o clock mass led by Rev James F Donovan D D amid expected large attendance. Rev Joseph W Barry preached Sunday on the gospel from Luke chapter 15.

Old New England Westfield H. H. Warner Haverhill Mass Helen’ B. Warner Bradford Academy Mansfield Post Middletown of Elks Town Hall Marjorie Dunn South Manchester Jennie Clark Berlin Street Priscilla Rebakah Charles Karpe Silver Street Naval Reserve New London William Karpe John J. Karpe Camp Devens J. B. Coughlin Highes Springfield B. Deventhal John T. Walsh Ncv Grand City Guard Club House Windsor C. A. Kelsey Louis Schuler Waterbury H. B. Manley Howard Sherman Crescent Beach Middletown Ernest W. Peck Meech & Stoddard, Inc Gustav E. Carlson John Paszek Staddle Hill Thomas Paces Kelly Busy Corner Co Veteran Firemen’s Association Fort Slocum Quartermaster’s Corps Fort Florida Cranston, Fleere Middletown Sci Association Ttvan Ee Laboratoryomorrow Ponsett District St. John’s Church James F. Donovan D. D Joseph W. Barry

Swedish Lutheran Church Notes Evening Meetings and Visits

The church holds a chair and the Sick Benefit society Saron meeting this evening. Sunday school teachers gather Tuesday at 8. Luther League plans a Thursday 7:01 p.m. trip to New Britain for a visit and program. Welker's on Main Street hosts the Junia society at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. Fred Nordgren's Clinton Street home hosts the Junia gathering. Communion service is set for Sunday at 10 a.m. Services yesterday were beautiful and impressive. junior singers and children’s choir performances were full.

Swedish Lutheran Church Clinton Streets Ren Chi

Thrift Stamp With Tea Offer At Kelly's Special Blend

Tomorrow between 2 and 4 o'clock a Thrift Stamp is given with every pound of Kelly's Special Blend Tea. This fine tea blends Oolong Orange Pekoe and Gunpowder teas. Price is 60 cents per pound and considered well worth it.

Kelly

Ready Foods Offerings Highlight Bargain Canned Goods

The notice promotes Ready Foods with prices for Columbia River Steak Salmon at 25 and 40 cents, R. and R. chicken at 55 cents, lunch tongue 35 cents, prime beef roasts 25 and 20 cents per can, Normanna herring and tomato sauce 35 cents, California split kippered sardines 38 cents, and Norwegian fancy kippered herring 30 cents. Olive oil sardines include Norwegian and other varieties, with California 25 cents and Maine 18 cents.

California Maine

Milk and Cream Sold Fresh at 6:30 A.M.

Local seller advertises high quality fresh milk and cream available starting at 6 30 in the morning. The notice promotes cold storage and reliability for early morning customers seeking dairy products.

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