Winning Limerick Line Wins 100 Prize at Post
Miss Gertrude T. O Halloran wins first prize for Limerick No 84 with a nautical themed line. She receives a $100 check from the Post and is a nurse in training at Boston City Hospital, born and educated in Newton, Massachusetts.
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Gertrude T. O’halloran
Post
O’halloran
Boston City Hospital
Newton
Mass
Consolation prizes awarded for Last Lines to Limerick No 84
Judges selected ten runners up for the Last Lines to Limerick No 84 contest. Recipients include Mary L Burbank in Waverley Massachusetts and Walter Abbott in Cambridge Massachusetts among others.
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Mary L. Burbank
Trapelo Road
Waverley
Mass
Nelson W. White
Hartford
Chester Starrett
Hope St
Providence
R. I
Frances G. McClure
Shapley Ave
Medford
Percy A. Sanborn
Belfast
E. B. Robey
Glenville Ave
Allston
George Lang
Highland Ave
Onset
Alfred Scott
Beech St
West Roxbury
Dorothy B. Wentworth
Lexington
Walter Abbott
Pleasant St
Cambridge
Prize Winning Last Line of Limerick Preview
The Post will publish the prize winning last line of the limerick tomorrow with the author acknowledged. The contest draws public interest as readers await the final verse and the writer’s name is expected to appear.
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Post
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Navy Eagles Set For Long Alaska Cruise From Portsmouth
Eagle Boat 57, a Ford war product, will leave Portsmouth for Alaska Bay performing seal duty. It will be joined by the destroyer Thornton at the Panama Canal, head to Puget Sound for supplies, then patrol the north for two years. The crew of 65 includes Lt. C. L. Greene in command and Lt. F. Shea as executive. The ship departs Tuesday with Bill as the sole food equipment carried.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Eagle Boat 57
Ford
Great Lakes
Navy Yard
Alaska Bay
Panama Canal
Thornton
Puget Sound
C. L. Greene
F. Shea
R. FE. Bermut
W. B. St. George
F. W. Smith
Alaska
Ford Automobile Plant
Cambridge Boy Plans Hide Across Continent
Miss Anna Mullen of Cambridge received a telegram from her brother William Mullen an ex marine saying he was in Santa Barbara California and started for home She postponed his home coming reception until September as word reached that he was walking home A blanket and a small quantity of items are mentioned in transit
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Anna Mullen
Putnam Avenue
Cambridge
William Mullen
Santa Barbara
Cal
Church Singer Mary Espinola Debuts at Jordan Hall
Miss Mary Philomena Espinola, among Immaculate Conception Church's youngest singers, makes her formal Jordan Hall debut Thursday evening assisted by Marion Woodsum on violin and W Emmet O'Brien on piano. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Espinola of Hyde Park, she holds a New England Conservatory scholarship and aims for light opera, singing Irish Japanese and old English songs.
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Mary Philomena Espinola
Immaculate Conception Church
Jordan Hall
Marion Woodsum
W. Emmet O'Brien
Espinola
Victor Espinola
Hyde Park
New England Conservatory
Colbys Note Published On Chilean Incident Tangles
The American Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby publishes a note to Pepper of the Chile-American Association in response to a query from Dr. L S Rowe on Peru Bolivia tensions. He defends US stance, cites Valparaiso Chamber telegram, and criticizes American residents for misreading US intentions during a critical moment.
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American Chamber of Commerce
Valparaiso
Santiago
Chili
Bainbridge Colby
Pepper
Chili-American Association
L. S. Rowe
State Department
Washington
Peru
Bolivia
United States
Colby
Vacationists to Form Fund Drive for Cambridge Church
Cambridge vacationists who spent summer at Silver Lake Tewksbury plan a dancing and whist party at St Marys Hall Cambridge to raise funds for a new church chapel. Over 35 whist prizes donated and organizers include F W McGrath Charles W Marshall and Miss Gertrude Knight with build set to be ready by next June.
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Silver Lake
Tewksbury
Cambridge
St. Mary’s Hall
Prospect Street
Greater Boston
F. W. McGrath
Charles W. Marshall
Gertrude Knight
Lithuania Seeks Independence Recognition in Peace Note
Vilna dispatch says Lithuania asks Moscow to recognize its independence and retain Kovno Grodno and Suwalki with Vilna as capital. If accepted a conference time and place will be set by mutual agreement.
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Warsaw
Lithuania
Moscow
Kovno
Grodno
Suwalki
Vilna
Described Baby Billy Foss Showered With Favors in Vermont
In St Johnsbury Vermont on April 11 1925 a baby deserted at the St Johnsbury House received an automobile ride and gifts. Landlord and Mrs H E Moore provide attention while officers pursue the couple suspected to have fled toward Maine from Mor ginal.
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ST. Johnsbury
Billy Foss
St. Johnsbury House
H. E. Moore
Maine
Mor
Ten arrested in South End raid on Truro Street
A raid led by Sergeant Flaherty and three East Dedham officers at 16 Truro Street South End netted ten men aged 21 to 45. Cards and money were seized, according to police.
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Flaherty
Dedham Street
Truro Street
South End
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