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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
2
The College of Secretarial Science at Boston University plans a formal dance tomorrow night in the Copley Plaza ballroom. It marks the first such event for the new college.
Danville Illinois April 7 Guy Kitchen a member of Battery A 149th Field Artillery who fought in 11 world war battles resigned as city clerk today to be succeeded by the widow of Colonel Curtis G Redden who led the unit and died in France of pneumonia Kitchen nominated by Republican comrades to win the election and present the vacancy to Redden’s widow a former University of Michigan football star
The Melrose Lodge of Elks hosts its annual fair and bazaar at Memorial Hall Melrose today tomorrow and Saturday. Exalted Ruler Charles H Rockwood chairs the committee with booths run by a long listing of women volunteers for city events including free children entertainment Saturday afternoon.
Mexican transports Guerrero and Chapac arrived at Guaymas on the west coast last night unloading 3000 troops from Manzanillo and Mazatlan. General Calles aims to back the railroadmen strike by force if Southern Pacific de Mexico trains are not operating in Sonora within 72 hours.
Edward F Sullivan New England manager of Standard Sales and Service marries Ruth MacKinnon nurse at St Cecilia Church. Rev Fletcher presides. Bridesmaid Blanche MacKinnon and best man Dr Warren N Tilton attend. They held a wedding breakfast at Copley Plaza. Both engaged in war work with Sullivan serving in US infantry and Ruth in the Canadian army nursing.
A new element in the divorce suit of Mrs. Ida Gagnon against Henry J. Gagnon arose when Gagnon was arrested after the afternoon session by United States naval authorities for desertion. His presence in court to contest the petition hinges on naval officers' disposition.
Mrs. Gagnon charges non-support and cruel treatment by her husband. She describes shoveling coal, labor on account of his indifference, and a dispute with a navy paymaster after finding postcards and a diamond ring linked to another woman. The case, including alleged letters begging for affection, resumes this morning.
Mrs Paul Gram of 916 Fourth Street Milwaukee Wisconsin says she suffered epileptic fits for over 14 years with no relief from doctors or medicine. She claims a certain preparation cured her completely over 10 years ago and urges others to write R P N Lepso 22 Island Avenue Milwaukee Wis to receive a free bottle.
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