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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1918

Page

6

Death of Dr Lyndon Crawford Acknowledged

Dr Lyndon Crawford former pastor of a local church died in Trebizond Turkey where he had served as a missionary. He was 65, son of the late Crawford a noted Western Massachusetts pastor. He studied at Adams and Hartford theological seminary and married Jeanie Greenough in 1886 before moving to Turkey. Survived by his widow Olive M Twitchell of Hartford.

L. & Crawford Lyndon Onai Crawford Portland Med Trebizzond Turkey Amerpard Southwick Hopkin North Deerfield Western Massais North Adams First Can Adams Hs College Hartford Theological Art Can Brouse Jeanie Grace Greenough J. C. Greenough West Mass Turk Olive M. Twitchell Hatford

Church Notes for First Sunday of Ad And Local Meetings

Trinity church begins the new church year with Communion and address at 10:30. Sunday school at 9 o clock. Evening service at 7. Wardens and vestrymen meet at rectory 7:30 Monday. Daughters of the King meet at rectory Tuesday at 7:30. St John the Baptist Rev Dr O H Raftery to administer Holy Communion at 9. First Congregational Church worship 10:45, sermon by Rev M K Thomson on Demobilizing Our Forces, Sunday school 12:15. 1st Episcopal church services as usual. junior choir sings. Swedish Lutheran 10:30 service, 7:05 Sunday school, 7:30 evening service. choir provides special music.

Trinity Church Daughters of the King St. John the Baptist O H. Raftery First Congregational Church M. K. Thomson 1St Episcopal Church R. E Swedish Lutheran Church

Home from Camp and War Savings Drive Update

Titus S Hale and Frank C Hale have returned home honorably discharged from U S Army, first local veterans to come home from officers camps Humphrey and Camp Lee. War Savings Drive in Portland trails by 20 000. pledges should be fulfilled before December to meet the quota. Wedding invitations issued for Julia Bloomquist and John Northam Ahlberg. Agnes Anderson and Robert Johnson will marry at the Swedish Lutheran church this evening. Swed ish church event and local society meetings noted with plans for Christmas color items and fund drives.

Titus S. Hale K. Hale Gildersleeve Humphrey Frank C Camp Lee Hale U. S. Army Portland John Cry Julia Elizabeth Bloomquist John Bloomquist John Northam Ahlberg Agnes ‘Anderson Robert Johnson Rochester N. Y Swedish Lutheran Church Young Emeralds T. A. B. Society Tug Booth Congregational Church Yes Portland Burying ‘Ground Association Gildersleeve Hose House Ernest Forsas War Department C. K. Hale Raymond V. Cramer Daughtmces New York Leonora Cramer Waverly

A Good Soldier Refuses to Desert in Jorenburg Tale

A fragment from the Montreal Star notes a Good Soldier in Jorenburg who stays at his post when the moment arrives, underscoring loyalty under pressure and hints at broader wartime duty without full context.

Montreal Star Jorenburg

Westbrook Notes And Local Christmas Signals From Town

Local items from Westbrook recount Thanksgiving visits by families and friends including Miss Pauline Merwin and Mrs. A A Wilcox. War Bureau hours, soldier information, and notices about a sneak thief at C A Grosvenor’s coop are mentioned alongside several residents visiting relatives and recovery reports from an auto accident at Old Saybrook. The town notes conclude with the death of Elouisa H Stannard, longtime resident, and her Monday funeral plans.

C. A. Grosvenor E. P. Colson R. L. Public School Fren Pauline Merwin New Bri Lynde H. Stannard Main Street Frank Knittle Old Saybrook Henry Knittle John Swanson Clinton Gustave Sandstone Henry Bohling Hopper Branford Edward Bull New London Emily Wright Charles N. Spencer Irving Bailey Eloise H. Stannard Elouisa H. Stannard Westbrook

Colchester Band Meeting and Local News Tidbits

Colchester notes show a Monday band meeting at 7:30 PM. Edward Irwin returns to Lynn Massachusetts after visiting J J Sullivan. George F Brown to Munson Massachusetts after time with Charles F Brown. Baptist services Sunday at 10 45 AM with Rev B D Remington preaching and 7 PM service. Local guests include Mr and Mrs Daniel W Williams with Clarence ee in North Westchester and Mrs Nutters parents A F Roper. Miss Mary White home from Milford for a school visit. Boys play football on the Park each afternoon. Francis Brown of Norwich spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Annie Clark. Frank Gillotte has started butchering. Tip Top hall Colchester matinee 4 PM and 8 30 PM.

Colchester Edward Irwin Lynn Mass J. J. Sullivan George F. Brown Munson Charles F. Brown The Baptist Church B. D. Remington Timothy Nutter Whittingsville East Hampton P. D T. M. Cavanaugh Washington Patrick J Patrick A Josephine Cavanaugh Julia Burns Virginia Burns Frank Burr Chester Leonard Siebert James Ledurch P. Ledurch Ruth Beckwith Cromwell Robert Beckwith B. A. Galpin Hartford Adelaide Pierce St. Paul Minn George Buckland Leo Eugene Trotter Richmond Hill L. L Adrian Ethel Trotter Elmhurst John MacCormic Edward Graham Richard Walsh William Leahy Meriden Henry Johnson Camp Upton Carlo Johnson Barton Drug Co Hebron L. A. Waldo Mary Kelly Middletown E. T. Smith

Thanksgiving visiting and a wood injury in Westchester

West Street on Thanksgiving reports visits by Brainard and Vera Huntington in Mansfield. Dorothea Williams stays with her parents returning to Hartford. Mrs. George Kaufman Jr. visits Middletown. Lucien Beebe's family guests of Mrs. Herindeen in New London. Edgar Williams sustains two fingers cut by a saw but avoids broken bones. Mrs. Emmons from Moodus visits Mrs. Brainard this week.

West Street Will Brainard Vera Huntington Mansfield Dorothea Williams F. A. Williams Hartford George Kaufman, Jr Middletown Kaufman Lucien Beebe New London S. E. Herindeen Parmenta

Shailerville Social Roundup Tonight

Shailerville notes list visitors and homecomings for Thanksgiving week. Mrs. Frank Cook of Jamaica L. L. visits her father George W. Snyder. Mrs. Nora Duncan of Middletown returns home. R H Shailer and family of New Britain and Mr and Mrs H N Ventres of Hartford were home for Thanksgiving. William Ventres of Deep River also visited Mrs Amos oun R Shailer in Colgate’s Hamilton New York this week.

N. Y Jesse Butler Walkley Hill George W. Snyder Middletown

Higganum Society Notes and Local Visit Highlights

Higganum residents report Mrs. Peterson and her children from Brooklyn visiting Mr and Mrs Danielson on November 30. Mrs Cody traveled to New Haven to visit her son Edward. Mrs Caldwell welcomes her brother visiting over the past days. The M C A met last night as town notes register family visits and community events.

Family suspicions rise over mixed up wartime telegrams

East Hampton notices a Washington telegram error claiming Patrick J. Cavanaugh died from wounds on October 28. The families, with two sons named Patrick J and Patrick A, seek clarification amid ongoing war-time anxiety. Local society notices, church services, and ads follow including theater official war pictures and sales promotions.

Blacklisted for Life Kaiser joke in Springfield Union

A brief item from the Springfield Union rejects a Kaiser and jokes about his career prospects aboard the Berlin to Bagdad railway, noting the old label and the implied ban on employment.

Springfield Union Kaiser Berlin Bagdad

Clinton and Area Briefs of Thanksgiving Week

Notices from Clinton and nearby towns report deaths, travels, and church changes. Harry Swan of East Orange died of influenza. William H Stafford couple planning months in Binghamton. Mrs. Reuben Kelsey visiting relatives in Columbia and Florence. Rev J J Nex called out of town due to clergy shortage for Dec 1 services. Holy Advent church will have no services. Mrs. William Horan returns to Guilford after visit with Thomas E Lynch family. Priscilla Club meeting planned with Miss Catherine Gillette. Miss Rebecca Eliot of Wheaton College and Miss Elsie Bliss from White Plains and Fr Bliss from Pratt Institute visiting. Mrs Effie S Cramer moved from Coe Hill to New Haven for winter.

Clinton William H. Stafford Binghampton Harry Swan East Orange N. J Swan Pauline Clark William Ayer John Street Reuben Kelsey Leo Miller Columbia S. C Joseph Kelsey Florence Ala J. J. Nex Holy Advent Church William Horan Billy Guilford Thomas E. Lynch Priscilla Club Catherine Gillette Rebecca Eliot Wheaton College John L. Ot Elsie Bliss White Plains N. Y Fr Bliss Pratt Institute Brooklyn John Bliss Effie S. Cramer Coe Hill New Haven

Hebron War Savings drive urged to reach per capita goal

Hebron's War Savings committee praises donors but urges more stamps to meet the $20 per person target. Town residents urged to buy pledged stamps. local social notes report visits from relatives and Thanksgiving gatherings, with several church services and funerals noted.

Mohawk visit and local family news in Ponsett

Norman Spencer remains with his son in Mohawk as of November 30. Emily ehene, visiting Mrs. Florence Camp, returned home after her brother Orrison Thomas died suddenly. Adolph Thode moved into Mrs Camp's upstairs. Thanksgiving at W T C Burrs included John Spencer of Higganum Herbert Perkins and Sid Chapman families of Deep River and George Frick of Killingworth. Odber family from Haddam visited relatives earlier in the week.

Ponsett Norman Spencer Mohawk Emily Ehene Florence Camp Orrison Thomas Adolph Thode Mrs. Camp W. T. C. Burr John Spencer Higganum Herbert Perkins Sidney Chapman Deep

Hadlyme News Briefs Include Visitor and Holiday Guests

Miss Elizabeth Selden of Brooklyn N Y visits her old Hadlyme home. Mr and Mrs James R Warner go to Hartford for the winter. Mrs George Brockway and daughter Helen of Hartford spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Lewellyn Comstock. E W Brockway of New London spends Thanksgiving at his home in Hadlyme. 3 F R Beebh and daughter spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Warren Martin of Hamburg.

Hadlyme Elizabeth Selden Brooklyn N. Y F. R. Beebh Warren Martin Hamburg James R. Warner Hartford George Brockway Helen Lewellyn Comstock E. W. Brockway New London

Local News From Durham and Nearby Areas

Durham residents host visitors from Dallas Penn and Winsted and Wallingford relatives over Thanksgiving. Community notes mention L T L and Kings Daughters meetings, a trolley accident with injuries to Mr and Mrs Prout, juror summons for J F Bailey and Walter Seifert, fox hunting party after turkey dinner, and a church service with sermon on The Great War and the Kingdom of God.

Durham Frederick Houck Dallas Penn J.R. Smith Martha Atwell Winsted Fred L. Atwell George Irwin Webster R. Walkley S. W. Fowler J. F. Bailey Franklin F. Bailey Wallingford Floyd I. Gavette Ruth Goodale King’s Daughters Fannie Stone Benjamin Prout Middletown South Main Street Atwell Sam Mike Reynard Bear Rock Hogpound Gutter Mt. Pisgah West Mountain Paugh Mountain Lotoket Mountain

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