Mumley-Say and Peppray Discuss a Cranke Hunker
Dumley and Mapyray converse about a term hunker and Cranke, with references to Philadelphia and Henee. The fragment hints at a local slang or code used in a live ink context.
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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
12
Dumley and Mapyray converse about a term hunker and Cranke, with references to Philadelphia and Henee. The fragment hints at a local slang or code used in a live ink context.
The Poll Stock Oat Pole Theater offers the late Hiepard Munefield's great play Old Moldelbere. Karl Heinrich, heir to Sachen Karlsburg, faces maturity under strict court rituals and isolation. He studies at Helter Weng with Dr. Jutther guiding his year abroad.
Lake Compounce attracts crowds from New Haven and nearby towns with trolley access from the Green and Cheshire. Visitors enjoy aboard rides to the lake, dining at Mears, Pierce & Norton, an open air theater with twice daily shows and Sunday concerts, a weekly Wednesday fireworks display, and boating on the lake during the season.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a romance involving Kathie and Nor, with a royal setting in Old Heldelbore, plus a Savin Rock Sunday band concert program featuring marches and excerpts. Names include Kathie, Nor, King, Kathie, Karl Ampectis, and Howard Francis E. Foley, with references to Taxi, Kil Heldelbore, and Worcester.
Readable fragments describe Lake Compounce near Southington with a bowling alley iron fountain and a distant romantic scene. It lists numerous clubs and associations visiting for cheap barbeena and social events, including Crowodie, Neale, Martford, Hphinx Temple, Knights Templar, and several business and professional groups across Hartford New Haven and Meriden.
A brief notice lists substitute carriers appointed for today at 4 15 pm. The New Haven commandery Knights Templar will hold its annual outing at Scott's Waverly Inn in Cheshire on Friday June 26. Members meet at 9 am at headquarters in the Clark building corner Church and Center streets. The Sdbond Regiment band will provide a short street parade.
Strong School held graduation exercises in its hall with 140 graduates, the largest class to date. Frederick E. DeMatty gave the welcome, and Principal Sherman J. Graves awarded the scholarships founded by Col. George W. Grannies. Juntius Knowlton delivered the diplomas, and musical selections accompanied the ceremony. Community events followed including a church circle gathering at the Shepard home and plans for upcoming services and picnics.
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