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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

6

War Savings Drive and local notices across Portland

June 28 report from Portland details War Savings pledges with Captain John s noting district progress near 100 percent, and caution that the quota remains high. News covers Emeralds Society officers, Junior Food Army meeting, Hoover Helpers cooking club, and local civic updates including church services and a Swedish Lutheran picnic.

Cen- School Hoover Rose Mild House Up City

Colchester items note state convention and memorial day events

Colchester reports Leslie Leffin and Bennie Mintz attending a state convention in Hart. The town shows a shore sand drill in the park. Etta Lombard visits Mrs. F J Brown. Kelly heads to Camp Lee for officers training. Woodhouse Lodge members plan a memorial day march to Lin cemetery. Mrs A T Van Lyman of Columbia visits. Baptist church services are announced with Rev B D Remington preaching. Edna Owens marriage notice from Albany is received. Cutler calls to protect workers.

Leicester Leslie Leffin Bennie Mintz Hart Etta Lombard F. J. Brown Kelly Camp Lee Virginia Iday Memoi Clark Z. Otis New York A. T. van Lyman Columbia The Baptist Church B. D. Remington Edna Owens Albany N. S Owen Cutler

Vinol Aids Run-Down Woman On Farm

A Tennessee woman living on a farm describes six family ailments and her use of Vinol. She reports improvement after trying the tonic, noting better health and energy following its use. The account reflects a personal testimonial in a local newspaper context.

Nature Beecham

Pine Grove notes from Niantic summer season

Niantic residents report arrivals and departures at Pine Grove cottages. Mrs Mary Blake and Mrs Mary Holmes visit. Lawrence Spencer finishes at New London vocational school and returns home. Community updates cover coal delivery, Liberty Loan drive results, mail service, yacht trips, street lighting plans, and dock repairs at Pine Grove Beach.

Niantic Arthur J. McIntyre Janet McIntyre Robert B. McIntyre Putnam Pine Grove Mary Blake New London James Metcalf Mary Holmes Lawrence Spencer Salem Lloyd Hobron Arnold- Rudd Max Frank New York City Bronson George S. Gris Metcalf City W. E. Beebe Rocky Hill Hartford Selectman F. A. Beckwith Hackett Bridgeport Grove Plantfield New Haven Annie H. Brown Pennsylvania Avenue Boston Porter St. John’s Episcopal Chapel T. J. Hill Main Street Sinclair Daisy Albert Brown Frederick K. Partrie Crescent Long Island City Pine Grove Dock Pleasure Beach Ocean Beach Frank Matthews Captain Partrie Broadway Merton R. Darrow Almus Dorman J. B. Burnham Messrs. Burnham Dorman

Rocky Hill church meeting and town notices

Following morning service a Congregational church business meeting will elect two deacons to replace the late Dr. Frank L. Burr and George B. Stillman. A Sunday evening talk by J C Wang of Hartford Theological Seminary is planned. Also reports on graduates and local events with Grange and Liberty chorus activities and various social visits.

Chapel of St Baptist Raftery John K. Sandstrom and Son North Tock N. H Henry W. Olson Camp War Bureau Frank N. Ackley Jerezak Camp Upton Camp 1S Mass G. H East Orland Rocky Hill Congregational Church Frank L. Burr George B. Stillman J. C. Wang Hartford Theological Seminary Y. M. C. A. Work Margaret Batchelder J. W. Batchelder Elm Street Clarence B. Pratt M. E. Woodward Everett W. Sherwood Rebecca Smith Edward J. Stevens Ella Churchill Charles W. Boardman Leverett F. Spencer C. E. Holmes Mary Potter Frank Morton Earl Howe George Howe Brook Street United States Navy Esther Batchelder Helen Gough Saybrook Frank Griswold Methodist Church Library Hall Thomas Hollister Rocky Hill Club Everett Sherwood New York State Pennsylvania Samuel J. Dimmock Liberty Chorus The Grange

Red Cross Meets to Make Surgical Dressings at Evergreen Hall

Chatham-Middle Haddam notices report a Red Cross gathering at Evergreen hall this evening to prepare surgical dressings. Mrs. Babcock was away on Wednesday. The Middle Haddam scenery attracts city visitors. Breezy Corners opens for the season with the first group of girls arriving last Saturday for a two week outing. Dwight Hooker visited East Hampton last evening.

Chatham Middle Haddam The Red Cross Evergreen Hall

These later Days Life Quote

A humorous life quotation contrasts old and new dining metaphors. The exchange features Mamma explaining the term wined and dined as obsolete, while Harold notes contemporary slang, pairing grape juice and corn bread as a modern substitute.

Mamma Harold

East Hampton Thrift Stamp Drive Pledges Rise Over Top

Today is registration day at Center school for those who have not yet pledged to buy and save thrift stamps for six months. East Hampton pledges show strong support as captains report success and a push to exceed prior drives. Several local residents return from trips, and Red Cross members plan a Liberty Chorus march in Governor's Day parade wearing white and red cross accoutrements. A cake sale at the old Catholic church and dancing with music are slated for tomorrow.

East Hampton Center School John G. Johnson O. P. Johnson New York Everard Day Cronin Middletown Nanno Nan Linda Rust Brooklyn N. Y Lakeside Cottage Red Cross Society Walter Brown William Christopherson Stanley Bevin Crescent Beach Old Catholic Church

History At Hand Through Faster Than Light Travel

Popular Science Monthly muses that if a telescope could outpace light and view events from Earth, history would unfold before you. You would witness Napoleon at Waterloo, Franklin and signers vowing to be hanged, Yorktown, New Orleans, Santiago, Caesar’s death, and Antony with Cleopatra, then revisit scenes repeatedly for study.

Popular Science Monthly Earth Napoleon Waterloo Benjamin Franklin Yorktown New Orleans Santiago Julius Ceasar Marc Antony Cleopatra Nile

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Portland War Savings Johns John Howell Cheney Director Savings Connecticut Barry Emeralds Emery A. B. Society John C. Barry Dent William Walsh Treassemas C. Flood Glasheen Marshal James Puthall Colchester Labor Party Vinol Chatham—Middle Haddam Johnny Beechams Pills Voile Gingham Anda Bray Jersey Annette Kellermann Hamburg Gillette
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