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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1919
Page
8
Church Notices and Community Events Ad in Local Pages
The parish announcements list services, sermons, and Holy Communion at various churches including Thomson minister and church-R. Be Bisbee, with schedules for Sunday school and evening services. Local notices mention property purchases, high school sports, and town developments plus a description of the Aurora Borealis sighting and community entertainment events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eCemerogeticust Church
Thomson
Beachor
Edward Lucas
Walter Bengston
R. BE. Bisbee
Meetsworth Leacu
William North
Wesleyan
Mish Lutheran Church
John Larson
East Hampton
E. Hale
Ry Kilby
Gildesslee
Governor Co
Board of Trade
Ford High
Freestones
Connecticut
Gale T. Lloyd
Deep River
Portland
Marie Osborn
Hannah Callahan
High
Owen Ehan
Fairview
Joe F. Cramer
Emerald
of Meriden
Moodus Dodus Evening Meeting Schedule and Obituaries
Moodus Dodus May 3 reports schedule changes for the Epworth League meeting at 6:30 and preaching at 7:30. Burial details for Mrs Ann Sherman noted. Rev Herbert Gurnee of the Methodist church listed among attendees. Various local names and services referenced including undertaker Bride and la rgests, with frugal state notes on residents and a lodge communication upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cook
Cer Viet
Hartford
Russell
France
Lodge
A. F
A. M
Local notices and society meetings in York May 3
Mr and Mrs Leo return to the Bey home after two days in York city. Priscilla club to meet with Jer C Hull Monday after 5. Ab Jones back from service with the 26th division in Europe. W T U at headquarters Tuesday 2 80. Fordyce Alien moving to their country home. Cow School House association annual meeting in the school Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordyce
School House Association
Beach Park Seaside Colony Welcomes Arrivals for Season
Seaside guests move into Blake and other cottages as Beach Park opens for 1919. Notables include A Gross of Mount Vernon planning to rent Sea Rock with Selma and Eanate Gross. Hinman of Willimantic to the Superior Court bench. Louis E. Stoner of Hartford purchasing Beach Cottage. Postmaster Blake to take charge June 1. many cottages renovated or rented. local deaths and renovations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Feeceres
Tal Elie En A. Gross
Mount Vernon
Sea Rock
Selma
Eanate Grogs
Hinmah
Willimantic
Superior Court
Blake
Fred Isabell
New Medford
Henry
Henry Beach
Springfield
Louis E. Stoner
Hartford
William F. Shepherd
Esther Lechtman
Henry §. Blake
John A. Alpin
Florence Alpin
Beach Park
Edward F. Mathison
Rockville
F. E. Colburn
Ansonia
Grange rehear sal and community meetings in Rocky Hill
In Rocky Hill on May 3 the Grange held a full dress rehearsal at Grange hall with a repeat performance planned and dancing to follow. The Motherhood club met at Library hall with reports from the Mothers' Congress in Hartford. A series of church services and meetings for community groups including a girls service club and mission study were held or announced, with officers and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
The
Grange
Grange Hall
Motherhood Club
Library Hall
Mothers’ Congress
Hartford
Andrew Twaddle
le Mar Ayers
Samuel Ashwell
Joseph Zeiser
Charles Boardman
Ella Churchill
L. J. Haile
Churchill
W. R. Griswold
Methodist Church
W. A. Hammond
Bertha Brockway
E. C. Kinsman
Elm Street
Elwood Belden
Helen Holligan
Miss Brockway
Kinsman
Ve Congregational Church
New England train exhibits show up to aid war loan
A traveling exhibit trains through towns from April to May 10 showcasing World War I battles and the need for a government loan. Each train carries guns, mortars, flamethrowers, rifles and 250 aerial bombs with guards and speakers promoting bond sales. Highlighted is the Hindenburg Pill display with a rotating turret view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newart
Hindenburg
Charles Hyde
New Haven
Mary Doyle
Portland
Lillian
Ivers
L. E. Baldwin
Middletown
Virginia Burns
Colchester
Julia Burns
People’s Club
Library Hall
Middle Haddam
Mary Horan
St. Francis’ Hospital
Seibert
Heck
Ralph Thatcher
Poughkeepsie
Florence Thatcher
Samuel Thatcher
Seibert’s Hall
Arthur Daires
Camp Devens
Congregational Church
Lucy Stock Chapin
Hartford
A. J.meyers
Stanley
C. F. Savage
Deep River
Adv
Edith Collins
Willimantic
George Ivers
James Ivers
Frank G. Ford
J. P. O’connell
May Day Restlessness In East Berlin Churches
East Berlin on May 3 reports services as usual at several churches. Rev W B Gould of Wesleyan to speak at the M E church. Mrs William Schaefer of New Britain visiting friends Friday. Rain delayed May basket hanging Thursday. Fruit trees in bloom. frost caused little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
M.E
W. B Gould
Wesleyan
William Schaefer
New Britain
Middletown
Athletic Hall
Local notes and weekend activities in town
A busy weekend scene with residents visiting relatives in Hartford and Putnam. Local fishing, a ball game at 3:30 p m between Colchester and Lebanon, and Wooster Lodge F and A M held a meeting. Victory Loan address Tuesday afternoon, subscription now $25 750. Local stores advertise groceries and staples. Church services at the Baptist church Sunday. Hebron folks attended Tip Top hall movies. fishing remains popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. M. Day
Hartford
H.A. Carrier
C. Brown
Middletown
Edward Payne
Putnam
Neice’s
Ella M. Staples
Colchester
Lebanon
H. Kellogg
New Britain
P. Cutler’s
Colchester Fire Company
Baptist Church
Hebron
Tip Top Hall
Brothers Reunite After 30 Years In Pana
Rev. W. S. Morgan from Mooreland Oklahoma and Judge George F. Morgan of Pana Illinois, brothers, met unexpectedly in the judge's office after 30 years. They had separated as boys in Georgia and learned of their kinship during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Ill
W. S. Morgan
Mooreland
Okla
George F. Morgan
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Notes
Moodus
Frederick L. Grant
Italy
St. Patrick’s Church
Patrick Fox
Swedish Lutheran Church
the Hartman Drug. Co
Schences
Stead
Middlesex Hospital
Russell Library
Old Ladies””” Home
District Nurse Association
Social Service League
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Y. M
Knights of Columbus
Your Church
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown, Conn
Victory Liberty
ALL Banes
Beech Stoddard Co.,"Inc
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