Anniversary Mass Marks Miracle of Vistula Observance
Our Lady of Ostrabama parish on Chambers Street held a high Mass and a mass meeting to observe the second anniversary of the Miracle of Vistula in Warsaw. Speakers included Rev W A Sikora, Rev B A Iciek, and Dr John Federkiewicz. The evening marked the parish sixth anniversary with a Patronal Feast and sermon by Rev John Zielinski.
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West End
Warsaw
Church of Our Lady of Astrahama
Rose Kierys
Julia Malek
Stella Boraszeska
Louise Guskiwicz
Stephanie Solmik
W. A. Sikora
Stephen Andrzejewski
S. A. Iciek
Anthony Nenartowicz
Walter Wojciechowski
John Sikora
Edward Babkey
Vistula
Our Lady of Ostrabama
Chambers Street
8. A. Iciek
New Britain
America
John Zielinski
Spraagnheld
Family of 6 in Lockup at Woburn Station
A Melrose man Mayton Bohannon 55 driving a party truck was jailed for drunkenness after police stopped him near Woburn station amid complaints of reckless operation. His wife and six children, aged from 2 months to older, were placed in a cell due to no housing and later released home.
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Woburn
Wes
Mayton Bohannon
Sylvan Street
Melrose
Silver Lake
John J. Werwin
Kerwin
Bohannon
McCarthy
Boy 9 Struck Down While Crossing With Watermelon
Ninth year old Daniel Stern son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Stern of 255 Normandy Roxbury was killed instantly yesterday afternoon when struck by an automobile as he hurried to share a large slice of watermelon with his brother waiting in an equiombile at the opposite curb.
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Daniel Stern
Joseph W. Stern
Normandy Street
Roxbury
Youth Struck and Killed by Roadster in Roxbury
In Roxbury at 260 Seaver Street a 19 year old driver William H. Whiles of 56 Bragdon Street was arrested for manslaughter after his roadster struck a boy who stepped from a grandmother’s home to show a reward. The child died shortly after at Beth Israel Hospital.
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Seaver Street
Roxbury
William H. Whiles
Bragdon Street
Whiles
Beth Israel Hospital
Found Dead in Harbor Charlestown Watchman Sullivan
William P. Sullivan Morse Coal Company watchman at 19 Medford Street Charlestown was found drowned near the wharf by harbor police after failing to ring in his boxes. Three men arrested for drunkenness. Death believed accidental.
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William P. Sullivan
Morse Coal Company
Medford Street
Charlestown
Sullivan
Registering deeds protects home owners title in Suffolk county
The speaker urged timely recording of deeds and mortgage discharges at the Registry of Deeds. He warned that the registry record is the protection against claims to title. A blue serge frock with red and white lace sleeves and black chiffon cuffs is described in passing.
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Suffolk County
Clothing Found Near Somerville Beach
A man's clothing was found yesterday afternoon in bushes near Somerville beach. The outfit includes a shirt, khaki trousers, low cut brown shoes, and a leather belt with an N on the buckle. Patrolmen MacDonald and Fulton transferred the items to the Somerville station awaiting an owner. no missing person report was filed.
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Buckle
Somerville
MacDonald
Fulton
Off on Campaign with George P. Drury in Three Counties
George P. Drury of Waltham, a Republican nominee candidate for attorney general, will speak today and tomorrow in Norfolk Plymouth and Bristol counties. He left last night for New Bedford where he will speak today.
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George P. Drury
Waltham
Norfolk
Plymouth
Bristol
New Bedford
Ely Proposes Debate With Fitzgerald in Governor Race
In an open letter Joseph B. Ely asks John S. Fitzgerald to name a conference date for a gubernatorial debate. Ely argues Democrats can win this fall as Republicans fail to improve industry and raise living costs.
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Joseph B. Ely
John S. Fitzgerald
Jeltter
Commonwealth
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Lockup
Coal Company
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Tordan
Crepe de Chine
Voile and
Batiste
Ely
Fitzgerald
Copenhagen
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