Swedish Lutheran funeral and town meeting items
The article recounts a Swedish Lutheran church funeral with a series of clergy and pallbearers and includes a town meeting notice planning sessions on election tickets, fire escape funding, and auto traffic controls. It notes a pneumonia death in Brooklyn, a linen drive for hospitals, and local civic notices including a Masonic communication and a Western Union manager’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Haines
Middletown
Warren
A. F
A. M
Rose Maher
Western Union
Hebron Sehood Agricultural Fair Opens With Colorful Exhibits
The first agricultural fair of Hebron s schools was held Friday in the town hall drawing a large crowd from the town and nearby areas. State board of education backing with Lund of Glastonbury in charge. Booths showed vegetables canned fruit sewing and handicraft with blue red and white ribbons. Prizes awarded for poultry rabbits and other displays. the Center grammar school won the agricultural school banner. Evening program featured songs recitations and a gymnastic drill before closing with the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehood
E. T. Smith
R. Weiner
Edmund Horton
Lund
Agricultural School
Center Grammar School
H. K. Viner
Homeland” Center Grammar School
Hilda Anshel
Riley
Clarissa Lord
Ole Jack Frost
Geo. Long
Everett Porter
America
Funeral of Frank Anderson at East Hampton
Funeral services for Frank Anderson were held at his Main Street home in East Hampton with Rev. Samuel Thatcher officiating. The event drew many relatives and friends, and the family plot at Lakeview cemetery received the remains. A later listing notes community notices, local deliveries, and upcoming events in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
Frank Anderson
Main Street
Samuel Thatcher
Methodist Episcopal Arch
Anderson
Lloyd Cone
Milton Nichols
Lester Hammond
Arthur Johnson
Hans Hansen
Emil Nelson
Lakeview Cemetery
Old Lyme influenza suspends all public gatherings
In Old Lyme on October 1, Lennott Way will be the R F D route as Montie Pierson heads to camp. Harold Pierson and wife move to Layville Mixter house from Silltown Hughes place. Ted Tucker returns from New London with the grip and is gravely ill. Pneumonia has developed and he is in a serious condition. C C Davison travels to New Haven for Miss Jennie Davison’s illness. D M Davison stays home with a severe cold.
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Oscar W. Johnson
Pve Graham
Oscar On
Brooklyn
N. Y
Middlesex Hospital
Brookne
Holy Tery
Flatbush
Nson
Od University
New York
Gus Anderson
Laura
Sophie
Deep River
Frank Anderson
Howard Barton
Clifford Fuller
Brittie
Rachel Macl
Clinton
L. Sixth Infantry
Marion Scranton
Joses Cahill
Stonington
Red Cross Society
Chatham Hall
Helen Gates
New Britain
F. J. Gates
William Quigg
New Canaan
Iliam Quigg
Storr’s Agricultural College
Raith Collins
Willimantic
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Healy
Bri
M. E. Church
Old Lyme
Lennott Way
Montie Pierson
Harold Pierson
Hughes
Silltown
Mixter
Layville
Ted Tucker
Charles Tucker
New London i
Cc. C. Davison
New Haven
Jennie Davison
D. M. Davison
Death and travel items from Clinton and area
News from Clinton and nearby towns covers Grace Hotchow hospital visit in New Haven, Frank Bliss moving to Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and the death of Henry Kozlisk at 22 in Newton Massachusetts with expected military funeral hopes. Also notes residents’ visits, offices closing early, and local social meetings and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Grace Hotchkiss
Commerce Street
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Frank Bliss
John Bliss
Waterside
Morgan High School
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pratt Institute
Henry Kozlisk
Henry
Government Mechanical School
Newton
Mass
Grange
State Guard
Pond’s
Dwight Bridges
Binghampton
W. H. Stafford
Arthur Cucuel
Bristopentunday
Universal Sunshine Society
Sammel Redfield
Stranger Father Reveals Hidden Golf Club Tie
In a tense scene a child questions a stranger as the woman insists the man is the father. The child claims his father died last spring, while the woman explains the man joined a golfing club that has since closed, leaving him with nowhere to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arty
Rumors From Life Newspaper About Notable Figures
A Life section rumor column speculates the Kaiser may apologize to Dr. Muhlon of Krupp, abdicate immediately, and that Hearst will end all publications after January. Additional unnamed figures like George Creel, Burleson, and Champ Clark are mentioned in the unconfirmed chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
the Kaiser
Muhfon
Krupp’s
Saat Sar Wi Dent
George Creel
Mr. Burleson
Champ Clark
Missouri and Wisconsin Senators To Head For Western Front
Senator Reed of Missouri and Senator La Follette of Wisconsin are slated to join the western front effort in a Capro ne. The note hints at a press item seeking lost articles and a 5-cent price point for classified wants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Missouri
LaFolette
Wisconsin
Llet Press
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Ahlouis
Naugatuck
Solo
Fritzofyn
Avery
Axel
Abel
Philip Ahlquist
Salm
Church Council
Swedish Lutheran Church
C.eon
M. Staple
S. G. Haggland
New England
F. R. Goodrich
Reau
Hartford
State Coun
Dunham
Great Hill
Hebron
C. P. Douglas
Herbert Wilcox
Roger Porter
Waterbury
Ellen L. Buell
Meriden
Eliza Holmes
George A. Little
St. Peter’s Church
Mr. Roosevelt
Chatham Pharmacy
Co L
Sixth Infantry
C.S.G
Ella Tucker
Maybel Tucker
Edward Tucker
Adv
Becker
New York Sun
the Stranger
Sloan
Crawford
Crawford Coal
Caukins & Post Co
Herald Gas Coal Ranges
Tra Space
Herald
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