Mrs Sally Currier Stickney Weds Lansing Pevis in California
Boston society notes Sally Currier, daughter of Mrs Guy Currier, married Lansing Kelley Pevis of California in New York after divorcing Arthur Stickney of St Louis. Once a Back Bay debutante, she lived with her mother on Commonwealth Avenue with her young son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamsing Kellog Pevis
New York
Sally Currier Stickney
Guy Currier
Boston
Sally Currier
Guy W. Currier
Lansing Kelley Pevis
California
Arthur Stickney
St. Louis
Back Bay
Mr. Stickney
Commonwealth Avenue
Kato Theft Penalty Bill Advances to Third Reading
The Senate voted yesterday to move the bill to a third reading despite opposition from Senator Cassanesa of Revere. The measure reduces the maximum auto theft penalty from ten to five years.
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Cassanesa of
Revere
Senate
Funeral services for William Crane of Rand & Crane
The funeral for William Crane of the Rand & Crane jewelry firm will be held at his home 281 Court Road Winthrop this afternoon at 2 o clock. He died on Wednesday after a 40 year career in jewelry and was a 52d degree Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crane
Rand & Crane
Park Street
Court Road
Winthrop
Crane
Boston Considers City Council of Fifteen by Districts
The metropolitan affairs committee approved a charter change to elect a 15 member Boston City Council by district for two year terms with a $1200 salary. Districts cover wards across East Boston Charlestown North South End Back Bay Roxbury Dorchester Jamaica Plain and Hyde Park with a referendum at the next state election. Republicans claim seven districts favor their party while Democrats dispute the split in districts 11 and 12 and foresee gains in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
East Boston
Charlestown
South Ends
South End
Back Bay
South Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Hyde Park
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
Allston
Brighton
George A. Flynn
Boston Finance Commission
Boston Charter Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Fruit A Tives Claim Quick Health Revival
Advertisement proclaims a near fatal indigestion case saved by Fruit-A-Tives. The text asserts the product restored vigor and health after severe discomfort. No clinical data or independent verification provided.
Fruit-a-tives praised by Vermont man for indigestion relief
CHAS F HARTWELL of South Royalton Vermont reports severe indigestion with souring stomach heartburn and chest pains improved after using Fruit-a-tives Fruit Liver Tablets. He credits a dozen boxes for a life change and notes pricing 50c per box 6 for 2.50 trial size 25c and availability from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Hartwell
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Chemists Witness Paper Making At Cambridge Convention
More than two hundred electrochemists, delegates to the national convention opening here, witnessed a demonstration of experimental paper making at A. D. Little Inc. in Cambridge. Officers elected for the year include President Walter S. Landis of New York and vice presidents Dr. John A. Mathews of Syracuse and Lewis E. Sanders of Worcester. Managers chosen were Dr. Colin G. Finck and Acheson Smith of Niagara Falls and L B Coho of New York with Pedro G. Salmon of Philadelphia named treasurer and Dr. Joseph Richards of Bethlehem secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Little, Inc
Charles River Road
Cambridge
Walters. Landis
New York
John A. Mathews
Syracuse
N. Y
Lewis E. Sanders
Worcester
Arthur T. Hinckley
Niagara Falls
Colin G. Finck
Acheson Smith
LB. B. Coho
Pedro G. Salmon
Philadelphia
Joseph Richards
Bethlehem
Penn
Gordon-White Recital At Steinert Hall Delights Audience
Eugene Ferdinand Gordon and Francis Cameron White performed a joint recital in Steinert Hall. White played works by Coleridge-Taylor, Dvorak, Thome and Mylnarski plus his own Bandana Sketches, with encores drawing strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ferdinand Gordon
Francis Cameron White
Steinert Hall
White
Coleridge Taylor
Dvorak
Thome
Mylnarski
Negro artists excel in music and poetry interpretation
Negro spirituals drew special favor as two colored artists excelled in interpreting music and poetry of their own race. Mr. Gordon displayed earnestness and his performance stood out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Paul Laurence Dunbar Recites Classic Poems in Benefit Event
Sympathy for Dunbar’s humorous poetry shines as he recites The Cabin Tale Philosophy and De Way Tings Come at a benefit gathering. The program features poetic readings that showcase Dunbar’s vivid verse and performance.
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Paul Laurence Dunbar
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St. Ee . St
Sally C. Stickney
McElwain
Hamilton-Brown
Jos. M. Herman
A. J. Bates
South Royalton
Vermont
Gordon-White
R.h.white Co
Secret Service
Tanjean
Boys' Own Store
Buchanan
Giacomo
Yachi
Boyle Bros
Winter St
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