Marriage Intentions List Shows Numerous Boston Couples
A long compilation of marriage intentions lists multiple couples from Boston and surrounding towns. Names include John A. Whalen and Mary Dunlop, Michael H. Wakely and Helen Brady, Alvin R. Schmidt and Christina MacLeod, Clive Foster and Anna I. Allen, and others with ages and addresses noted.
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John A. Whalen
Parkman St
Mary Dunlop
Weaver
Michael H. Wakely
Boilermaker’s Helper
Morris St
Boston
Helen Brady
Brett
Antonio Pappas
Cook
Eo Carver Sr
Mary T. Driscoll
Porter St
Max Masher
Hartford
Conn
Bessis Pelatnick
Stanwood St
Roxbury
Alvin R. Schmidt
Jeweller
Commonwealth Ave
Brighton
Christina Macleod
Clive Foster
Huntington AD
Anna I. Allen
Harry Rubinstein
Albion St
Atherton St
Stella Holthe
Bancroft St
K. Baylor
New York City
Edna M. F. Bates
Marlboro St
Thomas A. Delaney
Auditor
Ridge St
Roslindale
Rose M. Rice
Brown Ave
Daniel McCarthy
Teamster
Jess St
Jamaica Plain
Anna Hamilton
Amory St
Clifton B. Knight
M G. A. Hyde
Perham St
West Roxbury
Emilio M. Fogg
Melrose
Osarrell
Danforth
Ida J. Steele
John Pearson
Chen Work
Routh
Social Worker Takes Post With Boston Charities
Stockton Raymond became general secretary of the Associated Charities of Boston after moving from Columbus Ohio. He says prohibition will not end social ills and urges expanding charitable work to 3417 families aided last year. He views social work as business not a hobby and stresses helping all classes to prevent unhappiness and moral pessimism.
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Stockton Raymond
Associated Charities of
Boston
Mr. Raymond
Columbus
Ohio
Raymond
Associated Charities
Psoctar
The
Associated Charities of Boston
New Boston Charity Program Chooses New Secretary
The article outlines a Boston based charity network using district branches to assist individuals. A new general secretary, trained at Ohio State University and Columbia University, previously directed the Bronx district committee of the New York Charity Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hawkins Street
Ohio State University
Columbia University
Columbus
Bronx
New York Charity Society
Lunch Costs Drop for Prisoners After Prohibition
City reports show lunches for arrestees at police Station K Fields Corner cost only 8 cents in the first month of prohibition, down from 5 to 6 dollars monthly. Fewer drunks are being taken, reducing nightly meals.
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Fields Corner
Children of South End Enjoy Outing
Children of the South End took a Randidge Fund trip down the harbor yesterday. Rain did not dampen the day as the group, of diverse races and nationalities, gathered at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross before boarding special cars to the boat wharf. They returned home exhausted but happy, a brief respite from daily life.
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South End
Randidge Fund
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
J. W. Ford
Henry White Vacation in Canada with Family
Henry White of the Howard Athe neum spends his vacation with his wife and daughter Blanche in Canada as guests of Louis Philippe Thiu it at Levis Quebec.
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Henry White
Canada
Howard Atheneum
Blanche
Cana
Louis Philippe Thiuit
Levis
P. Q
German Assembly Adopts Weimar Constitution by Wide Vote
The German National Assembly at Weimar approves the new constitution by 262 to 75. President Konsta Wehrenbach proclaims its adoption as opposition blocs from the National People's party the German People's party and the Independent Socialist party vote against.
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Berlin
Weimar
Konsta Wehrenbach
Assaly
German National People's
German People’s
Indepent Socialist
Shortage of Crew Delays Commissioning of New Destroyer
Only three men could be mustered for the destroyer Lawseyould not be placed in commission at Charlestown navy yard yesterday. The Navy Department faces a grave lack of qualified sailors for destroyers despite incentives.
Blind Take Service Exam Opened to Blind Applicants
For the first time in Massachusetts the Civil Service Commission held an examination yesterday open to blind persons with four women and a man entering. The test, requested by the State commission for dictaphone operator applicants, required education equivalent to that at the Perkins Institution for the Blind. Names of examinees were kept sealed until marking. Six were notified to appear. the participants were Ellen F. Welch Roxbury Arvid N Holmberg Springfield David O Robertson West Lynn Grace E B Snow Cambridge Anna M Walsh Beeton Eleanor Kimball Melrose.
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Massachusetts Civil Service Commission
State Commission
Perkins Institution
Ellen F. Welch
Marcella Street
Roxbury
Arvid N. Holmberg
White Street
Springfield
David O. Robertson
South Common Street
West Lynn
Grace EB. Snow
Austin Street
Cambridge
Anna M. Walsh
Park Street
Beeton
Eleanor Kimball
Beverly Street
Melrose
Rendering Plant Odor Protested in Charlestown
Health Commissioner Woodward is urged by Representative Thomas H. Green to remove the rendering plant at Rutherford avenue and Mishawum street Charlestown due to obnoxious odors and a claimed public menace. The request seeks relocation to a less congested district.
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Woodward
Rutherford Avenue
Oust Carranza as Lowest Damage Path in Mexican Crisis
Witness William Gates tells House rules committee that removing Carranza with minimal harm is the only solution, citing ambassador Fletcher and the need for a strong U S stance. Gates argues U S influence could push Mexico toward intervention and overturn German influence if a Morgenthau or Hoover led policy. Most Mexicans would welcome American aid to end Carranza rule.
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Washington
Carranza
House Rules Committee
William Gates
Baltimore
Mexico
United States
Gates
Henry P. Fletcher
Wilson
Morgenthau
Whitlock
Hoover
von Eckhardt
Americ
Hazzard Demurrer Overruled in Wil Guardianship Suit
In Superior Court yesterday Judge Wait overruled a demurrer in the case of George L. Wil guardian of Mabel E. Puffer and Arthur G. Hazzard and family. The bill seeks to compel the respondents to restore to the plaintiff $5869 in cash and property misused when Miss Puffer handed over to Hazzard.
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George L. Wil
Mabel E. Puffer
Arthur G. Hazzard
M Bers
Equity
Superior Court
Wait
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