Multiple Funeral Notices From Dorchester and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of death notices and funeral details from Dorchester and nearby towns lists names such as George Beaton William Bridgeo Lawrence Cromie Catherine Fhernemeyer Mary Gilbert George Hannon and many others. Dates April 2 4 7 are given along with addresses and church services or mass times. Relatives and friends are invited, with auto cortege or high mass offerings noted.
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Burton
Dorchester
George
Beaton
Gibson St
Bridgeo
Marblehead
William G. Bridgeo
Prospect St
Boston
Devereux Station
Cromie
Milton
Lawrence J
Johanna HB. Cromie
Eliot St
St. Gregory's Church
Gilbert
Mary E
David
J. Gilbert
Fhernemeyer
Catherine M
Henry and
Mary (Murphy) Wernemeyer
Grant St
St. Margaret's Church
Leighton
Everett
Mary H
J. F. Henderson & Co
Broadway
Mptcalf
Winthrop
Elen
Providence
Cora Cornell Metcalf
Joseph M. Metcalf
Swan Point
Moning
Jamaica Plain
Annie M. Donnelly Moning
F Casper H. Moning
P. J. Heffernan
Selemn
St. Thomas’ Church
O'Brien
Helen Louise
Thomas J
Mary O’brien
Sullivan
Haverford St
Quinn
Cambridge
Timothy T. Vine
Hisaughter
James J. Kelliher
Greenough Ave
St. Mary's Church
St. John Court
Post
National Association of Letter Carriers
Ratigan
Whitman
Mary A
Nee Bell
Martin Ratigan
Kiroad St
Church of the Holy Ghost
Frederick Stubbs
J. A. Crowley
Princeton St
Bwarnam
Rockwell
Sarah FF. Swarnam
Tarpley
Roxbury
Joseph H
Nellie Tarpley
Winthrop St
Truesdale
Roslindale
Margaret Truesdale
Edward F. Nicolia
Newburg St
Webber
Blanche K
David C. Webber
St. Mark's Church
Columbia
Wood
Brookton City Hospital
Viola Maud
Frederick W
Easter Masses Crowded Across Boston Dies Diocese Feeds Faith
Catholic churches in Boston observed Easter with extra masses and abundant flowers as Bishop Anderson presided at St. Peter's Church Dorchester assisted by clergy from St. John's Seminary and the Immaculate Conception. Nine masses were held including a children's service with total attendance exceeding 15,000 across venues.
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Boston
Anderson
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Charles B. Lane
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Church of the Im
Father John's Medicine advertised as a vast nourishing tonic
An advertisement extols Father John's Medicine as a potent food tonic with claims of sixty years of success. It emphasizes high nourishment, easy absorption, and strength building without alcohol or habit forming drugs, urging readers to start taking it today.
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Father John
Devotion Fetes Across Boston Churches Amid Easter Observances
Large crowds attended Easter services as Jesuit clergy led Masses at multiple parishes including the Mission Church Roxbury St. Joseph Roxbury St. Augustine South Boston and St. Stephen Hanover Street. Speakers praised General Allenby and called for restoration of Solomon’s Temple and St Sophia in a ceremonial sermon before 600 Knights Templars at Tremont Temple.
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Knights Templar
Tremont Temple
Greater Boston
Masonic Temple
Henry J. Rache
S. J
George A. Keelan
William V. Corliss
Joseph Healy
William Ennis
John J. Geoghan
Boston College High School
John C., Hart
Keeland
George Butcher
Joseph G. Kirchmyer
William B. Kenna
C.ss.r
Joseph Turner
George Schneider
Timothy McDonnell
Father Turner
Father Kenna
J. J. Phalen
Mgr. Splaine
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Joseph F. Conpinger
Richard A. Burke
William F. McGrail
Thomas F. Garrity
Father Coppinger
St. Stephen's Church
Hanover Street
North End
Sikora
Church of St. Thomas ‘Aquinas
Jamaica Plain
Edward J. Moriarty
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
George Z. Patterson
St. Francis de Sales Church
Roxbury
Denis J. O'Warrell
St.Philip's Church
South End
Edward F. Hurley
St. Hugh's
P. J. Supple
D. D
Church of the Sacred Heart
Roalindale
John F. Cummins
St. Gregory's Church
Dorchester Lower Mills
Francis X. Dolan
Old St
Thomas 4. McCormack
St. Francis de Sales
John W., McMahon
St. Mary's Church
William J. Barry
Church of Our Lady of the Assumption
Boston
James F. Stanton
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Hyde Park
Omar
Jerusalem
St. Sophia
Constantinople
Cortland Myers
Knights Templars
Everett City
DeMolay
Gethsemane
Newton
Cypress
Quincy
Quincey
Olivet
Lynn
William Parkman
East Loston
Order
Myers
Allenby
Europe
Girls Take Up Boxing in Chicopee Scout Movement
Springfield dispatch reports Chicopee Girl Scout leaders organize boxing classes and shooting practice for girls. Troop 1 captain Mrs. W. B. Culver says training helps girls defend themselves and deter harassment, with range use at Bircham Bend likely for shooting practice.
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Springfield
Chicopee
Bircham Bend
W. B. Culver
Lynn Man Bluffing Masked Highwaymen
John Landregan, son of Thomas A. Landregan who in 1911 was shot and killed by Russian bandits in Lynn and robbed of $6000 payroll, was confronted by masked highwaymen as he entered his Henry avenue home in Lynn early yesterday. Landregan warned them with a threat to shoot if they advanced, causing the robbers to flee in a panic.
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John Landregan
Thomas A. Landregan
Lynn
Welch & Landregan
Henry Avenue
Laydregan
Legioners to Stage Frankin Park Theatre Comedy
The Charles I Hammond Post of the American Legion presents Madelon a musical comedy by Frank P. Sibley and George Lowell Tracy at Franklin Park Theatre tonight and tomorrow. The cast includes Bessie Doogue and others in a lively amateur production noted for its French maid and matrons themes and humorous plot.
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Madelon
Frank P. Sibley
The
Globe
George Lowell Tracy
Charles I" Hammond Post
American Legion
Franklin Park Theatre
Sib
Bessie Doogue
Margaret Brennan
Helen Burke
Rose Keene
Anna Dolan
George M. Leary
Hy Fresian
Willam L. Abbott
Waiter Nabb
Vase Like Aquarium Doubles As Electric Lamp
A vase shaped aquarium also serves as a standard for an electric tube lamp. The fish appear pretty under the lamp light, highlighting the decorative use of the device.
Strike of Switchmen Rocks Chicago Rail yards
Police guarded Chicago switching district yards at the request of railroads after a strike called by the Chicago Yardmen's Association. Most lines entering Chicago were said to be affected, with unions aiming to broaden the walkout. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen called the strike illegal and urged volunteers to report. The union warned of interstate commerce disruption and 150,000 jobs at risk and potential food supply curtailment.
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Chicago
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York Central
Brotherhood of Railway
W. J. O'Brien
Junction Railway
Keeping Young With Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad
Advert says olive tablets by Dr Edwards aid youth by aiding liver and bowels to prevent sallow complexion dark circles pimples and bilious look. One can buy the olive colored tablets for 10 or 25 cents as a gentle substitute for calomel.
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Edwards
Ohio
Protest against Cork murder and British rule at Faneuil Hall
Hundreds of men and women crowded Faneuil Hall to denounce the murder of Cork Lord Mayor McCurtain and the British rule in Ireland. The Loyal Coalition was attacked, British propaganda assailed, and advocates of a League of Nations branded as Tories.
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McCurtain
Cork
Ireland
Faneuil Hall
League of Nations
Mass meeting voices Irish freedom at Boston gathering
The event under Knights of St Finbar and Corkmen's Association drew county club reps from Greater Boston. Speakers including James M. Curley Francis J. Ford Edward W. Quinn and others urged Irish freedom condemning Sinn Fein propaganda and praising Cork leadership.
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Knights of St. Finbar
Corkmen’s Association
Greater
Boston
Ireland
Cork
J. N. Wall
Bound Brook
N. J
James M. Curley
Francis J. W. Ford
Edward W. Quinn
James T. Barrett
Cambridge
John J. Foley
Central Council
John F. Clancy
Curley Attacks Tories and Wilson in Irish Liberty Speech
Former Mayor Curley blasts American tories and Lloyd George over Ireland independence. He criticizes Wilson and the 14 Points, cites Keynes on self-determination and war’s cost to liberty, and mocks diplomacy in Europe while recalling Irish sacrifice in World War I. Barrett introduces with songs and poetry as a crowd cheers.
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Lloyd George
Ireland
England
Wilson
United States
Curley
James T. Barrett, Jr
Station 2 Officers Plan Musical Production With Stars
Officers of Station 2 boast musical talent and plan a small staged show. The Station 2 quartet includes Ted Nelson of Hippodrome fame, Ted Nelson’s trio, Max Singer, former Al Field’s minstrel, Big Bill Desmond and Harry Nee with Cecil Craig or Jess Bradbury at piano.
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Station 2
Commissioner Curtis
Ted Nelson
Hippodrome Fame
Ted" Nelson
Max Singer
al Field
Bill’ Desmond
Harry Nee
Cecil Craig
Jess Bradbury
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Gaston St
Elm Hill
St. Hugh's Church
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Canada
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BAY State Granite ’& Marble CO
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LRA Aline CO
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Mass
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Summer St
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Hinds Hand Laundry Co
Boston Monument
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