New Assistant Adjutant G Creviston Appointed to Key Position
G Creviston, Hoosier by birth, has been appointed assistant national director of organization for the American Legion by WW Galbraith Jr. He served in the Fourth Indiana infantry and held multiple staff roles in training and demobilization before joining Community Service Inc. of New York allied with the Legion.
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G. Creviston
American Legion
Galbraith, Jr
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Idiana
Penistration Co
Eighty-Fourth
Giy
Middle West
Tlewis
Community Service, Inc. of
New York
Undertaker McNiff Vacationing. Organ Dedication Planned
Hudson notes Michael Sh. McNiff on a Palm Beach trip while a new Estey organ is installed in the Federated church and set to be dedicated early January. Henry McDermott returns from Florida with his wife. Albert J. Chandler and Mildred Chandler plan a winter stay in St Petersburg.
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Michael Sh. McNiff
Palm Beach
Pht
Estey
Federated Church
Henry McDermott
Hudson
Florida
Albert J. Chandler
Mildred Chandler
St Petersburg
Mla
Vesper Service Draws Large Attendance at Hudson Church
The Episcopal Church in Hudson hosted a well attended vesper service featuring the Unity quartet of Marlboro. Singers Mrs Arthur Pickering Mrs William B Jensen Winfield Temple Eugene Closson and Mrs Vickering delivered harmonious solos and new selections while Mrs William J Persons played the organ. The pastor’s sermon urged cooperative effort between capital and labor for prosperity.
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Episcopal Church
Hudson
Reaper
Methodist Episcopal
William J. Persons
Purner
Arthur D. Stroud
Scott
Jensen
Romit
Schnecker
Vickering
Dougal
Jesus
Vie Sermonas Vy
America
Miss Mildred Murray and Reuben Chandler Visit Acton
Miss Mildred Murray of Virginia is a guest at the home of Miss Katherine Fletcher on Maple Street. Reuben Chandler of Portland is visiting his sister Mrs Mary Pratt also on Maple Street.
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Mildred Murray
Virginia
Katherine Fletcher
Maple St
Reuben Chandler
Portland
Mary Pratt
Farewell Reception for Rev Perdelwitz at Universalist Church
About 60 people gathered in the vestry Wednesday for a farewell reception to Rev and Mrs Hugo A. Perdelwitz before their departure to a new field of labor. The evening featured Dimond's Orchestra, violinist Lyde Fletcher, pianist Margie E. Kimball, and peers who spoke of his two years of service. A substantial gift from Howard L. Jones and friends was presented, followed by games and social time.
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Universilist Church
Hugo A. Perdelwitz
Dimond
Lander Dimond
Velma
Lyde Fletcher
Genie Fletcher
Natick Hands Maynard a 29 14 Defeat at Pas Time Hall
Natick defeated Maynard 29 to 14 Saturday night. Natick led 6 4 after the first period and pulled away in the second and third, with Hughes high scorer and Waddell delivering a standout back game. Tobin led Natick in baskets while Maynard struggled after an early start. coach hopes this early setback will sharpen future play.
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Natick
Magda
Natick K
Maynard
Pastime Hall
Arlington K
C. W. Hughes
Waddell
Tobin
Vincent Maley
Large Attendance Sunday at Holy Name District Services
More than 500 men from the Concord Concord Junction and Maynard parishes attended district services of the Holy Name Societies at St Bridget's church. Rev Edward McLaughlin opened with the rosary and Rev Myles D. Kiley preached the sermon. Solemn benediction was given with a large multi-priest procession and 24 altar boys. The Menna choir led hymns under A A Hilferty.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Maynard
Holy Name Societies
St Bridget’s Church
Edward McLaughlin
Help of Christians
Myles D. Kiley
Hélp ‘Or, Christians Church
Michael Mahon
St Bernard's
Edwin Walsh
St Bridget's
Edward A Crowley
John J. Sweeney
Mena Choir
A. A. Hilferty
Government aids disabled veterans with training funds
Dr Frank Crane explains that the Federal Board for Vocational Education has 90 million dollars set aside to train disabled ex servicemen discharged since April 7 1917 who cannot continue in their former work. The program seeks to fit veterans for new jobs and promote independence after war service.
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Frank Crane
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Ne’ody
Uncle Sam
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Vocational Training Board appeals to veterans
An article urges ex soldiers to apply for vocational education through the Federal Board. It notes branches nationwide and the possibility of home training while in placement programs. Veterans are told to write to the New York office for full information and eligibility.
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Federal Board
Boa
Ribk ‘ Insurance Bureau
Federal, Board
Federal Board For Vocational Education
West Fortys Third St
New York City
New York
Sign Suspends P Window Projection Ten Eyes of Hearn
Fragmentary OCR mentions a sign suspended near a window projecting ten eyes of Hearn at a moment. No clear event, date, or location provided.
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Hearn
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Waynard
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Olan
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Thomas BR. Finarty
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