Soldiers and townsfolk react to wartime curbs at home
The piece notes men shipped to camp, rail fare issues for soldiers, and a pending one cent military rate bill. It mentions Junior Food Army Garden officers, local civic groups, and residents visiting relatives or returning from service. Several names and places appear, including Brainerd, Maine, Camp Devens, and Highland Lake, with community activities and Red Cross efforts described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Bransfield
Carr Josephson
Daniel Keane
Clarence Anderson
Congress
Ivoryton Notes and Town Socials Highlight the Week
Ivoryton residents report a busy week with visits and gatherings. Anna Theis from Pond Meadow appears in town with friends, Frank Johnson and U S A Johnson of Boston are seen with family, and Miss Ethel Comstock discusses African missions at Laurel Hall. A theatre show “Lost In Transit” with Beban attracts patrons Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hall
Anna Theis
Pond-meadow
Johnson
Boston
Frank Johnson
Foreign Missionary Society
Ethel Comstock
Africa
Greed
Hartford
Ry Emmons
Wy, S. A
Pond
Mr. Johnson
Beban
Adv
Weekend guests and local sports recap from East Hampton
On June 10 Mr and Mrs Sherlock and two children spent Sunday with Mrs Charles F Brown. Lombard was home from Dover Sunday. Marks, in the navy, came from New London for the East Hampton game. O'Brien visited Nauga for a short stay then returned to Camp g after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock
Charles F. Brown
Lombard
E . Marks
Navy
New London
East Hampton
O'Brien
Naugaprning
Camp G
Fresh berries with New Quality cream tomorrow
Fragmentary note mentions fresh berries with New Quality cream and aaker A L James associated with a plan or event tomorrow. Reads as a local item about serving berries with cream and a possible schedule. The readable text is incomplete but centers on fresh fruit and a cream product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. James A. IL. James, Ph
Community notices and church events around Durham Center
Local groups schedule meetings for Cocinchaug Council O U A M and W C T U. County convention report due. Health drive asks families with under five to bring children to assigned schools for weigh and measure by a trained nurse. Methodist Church hosts Children Day program with recitations and songs and ends with the Cross and the Flag address. Strawberry festival set at church parlors Friday June 14 at 6 30 p m.
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Pel i
W. C. Wolfe
Wilvisit
John Ae Eae
Paul P. Wilcox
Philadelphia
G. Bailey i
Icteneentis
Navy
Franklin F. Bailey
Col. Rockwell
Paterson
N. J
Durham Center
Cocinchaug Council
Louis H. Ruge
Mary Asman
South End
Southwest School
West School
Methodist Church
Elsworth Clark
Mildred Atwell
Grace Powers
Bernice:Hubbard
Ralph Asman
The
Republic
M. E. Church
Annual meeting for Christian Endeavorers told in Cromwell
Cromwell June 10 The annual meeting of the Christian Endeavorers will be held next Thursday. George Bugbee and family of Willington were visitors in town yesterday. Mr and Mrs P R Spencer of Hartford were visiting relatives in town yesterday. The Home club meets Tuesday at 3 pm at the home of Mrs A N Pierson. Another carload of cats arrives last of heavy 40 and 42 old cats to be sold from the car at a low price. Send orders in at once Theodore Anderson. Thousands die every year from over eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
The
Christian Endeavorers
George Bugbee
Willington
Yestery
P. R. Spencer
Hartford
A. N. Pierson
East Hampton Social World Brims With Recital and Meetings
A lively Saturday afternoon concert in Chatham hall featured Miss Hi prano and Miss Genevieve O Connell among a large audience. Local families visited over the weekend as organizations like the AOH Ladies Auxiliary, Dorcas society, and East Hampton Grange planned meetings and degree work, with I O O F set for a large turnout despite rain.
Higganum Social News Highlights At Sunday Service
Neff and daughter from New Jersey stay at their summer residence. Mrs. Whitney Porter visits her mother Mrs. Davis in Middletown. Red Cross meeting planned with Mrs. Carlson. Guests include Marble’s granddaughter Hazel. Local clergy report a busy Congregational service with many children baptized and large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
New Jersey
Whitney Porter
Mrrs. Davis
Miller
Middletown
Ernest Grenman
Hartford
Congregational Church
Smith Spencer
William Burr
Burr
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Junior Food Army
Junior Food
Gildersleeve
Presseorge Johnson
Carl Anderson
Olgamon
Helena Kavanaugh
Tech
Carlson
Dorothy Cornwall
Wenneke
Josephin Franklin
Alva Anderson
Clelia Basso
Brainerd
Maine
E Lodge
Vasa
Luther
Red Cross
Wiliam L. Cramer
Leonora Cramer
Wayne
Freda Christensen
Weehawk
and Christensen
Main Street
Am Griffin
U. S. Navy
Mothy Griffin
Camp Devens
Marlborough Street
Portland 'Co
E. P. Hedin
Marlborough
Selma Johnson
One Avenue
New York
Clara Hedin
Ey Iy
Bickerner Co
Cony
Less Typewriter Co
T Larson
Springfield
Mass
Merce Street
Ivoryton
Colchester
Saybrook
Joseph Flood
New Haven
William Kemp
Raymond Bartman
John Clark
O’connell
Margery ‘Abel
George Tracy
Bridgeport
Albert Sexton
Sexton
Mildred Perkins
J. W. Perkins
Dorcas Society
Pauline
Jane Quigg
Company L
Home Guard
D’eldéck
St. Patrick’s Church
Thomas
K. O’connell
Central Pomona
Farmington
Florence Thatcher
Standard Oil Company OF
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