Memorial Day Plans and Local Notices From Hampton
Memorial Day plans highlight a small town focus with hopes for early returns of local service members to attend a large parade, though many are still abroad. The issue lists thanks for condolences, moves, hosting ads, and routine community notices as residents prepare for holidays and civic events.
Our Winnings Covenant Powers U S To Protect In Crisis
The Washington Star notes that the covenant obliges the United States to defend the nation if Andorra destabilizes, prompting questions about what the U S gains from such commitments. The piece weighs strategic guarantees and alliance expectations in a terse opinion tone.
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Washington Star
United States
Liam
Andorra
Hebron Church Invitation and Local Social Notes
Hebron and Gilead churches invite parishioners to Westchester church next Sunday to hear Rev Meeland of New England preach at 10 45 AM. Local residents visited shore and towns. several trips and calls noted. Hebron Baseball club’s game in East Hampton postponed due to rain. Kews house reportedly burned. Mrs Broome ill and sought medical advice in Willimantic.
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Hebron
Gilead
Westchester
Meeland
Lord’s League
New Engage
Wm. C. Robinson
Lucius Robinson
Eleanor P. Lord
Fannie Dixon Welch
Columbia
Katchell
New York
James Dingwell
Wilmer Dingwell
East Hampton
Charles G. Allyn
Traftford
Hebron Baseball Club
Kews
Paul Broome
Willimantic
Community band stand work day in Colchester
Colchester residents invite volunteers with a hammer and saw to finish the new band stand on Wednesday at 4 p m. local residents Henry Damm and D B Murray host visitors while guests from Middletown Hebron Norwich and New London join in on local social and civic activity during a week of gatherings and rehearsals.
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Colchester
S. H. Kelloge
New Britain
Henry Damm
Middletown
John Damm
David Carver
Hebron
Draper
France
D. B. Murray
F. E. Baker
Norwich
Itarry Jennings
Stephen Crocker
New London
Samuel
Harry Freidman
Meeting of the Moth ers Club in South Glastonbury
South Glastonbury May 20 The Mothers Club meets this Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Annie Mackey's home. Delegates' reports from the state congress will be read, and a large attendance is expected. A Salvation Army drive is under way with a house to house canvass promising good response. Mrs Robert Boyce returns from New Haven. Mrs Ralph Tryon and children will spend the season at Madison Beach. Eva Ryan of Hartford visited Mrs Howard Bidwell.
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South Glastonbury
Mother’s Club
Annie Mackey
Salvation Army
Robert Boyce
New Haven
Ralph G. Tryon
Madison Beach
Eva Ryan
Hartford
Howard Bidwell
Local Notices and Gossip From Berlin
May 20. Widward has accepted a position with the Stanley Works. Regular meeting of the K of Y Y. Rumors circulate about the sale of Peck. NY GC. Smith, prime resident, was visiting friends in town on Monday.
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Berlin
Widward
Stanley Works
K. of
GC. Smith
Durham Bull Durham Tobacco Icon Recalled
He has been an American institution for over fifty years, embodying the authentic Bull Durham tobacco image and enduring presence in the culture of tobacco branding and identity.
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Bull” Durham
Durham Tobacco
Bull
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