Fitzgeralds Share Joy at Momentous Occasion
Continued from Page 1, Mr Fitzgeralds face glowed with happiness and reflected the pleasure he felt, a sentiment echoed with enthusiasm by his wife.
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Mr. Fitzgerald
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1922
Page
6
Fitzgerald family member praises head of household after win
Melbin Fitzgerald, 15, expresses joy as his father wins the Post car in a second attempt. The Wellworth Public Markets bakery manager, known in Boston, plans a short trip in the Ford once details arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Ford
Allston
John J. Fitzgerald
Aldie Street
Melbin
Fitzgerald
Melbin Fitzgerald
Melhin
Mr. Fitzgerald
Ford A Day
Wellworth
Boston
Ford a Day contest invites all readers to write
The Post promotes the Ford a Day contest inviting anyone to send in items for prizes. Winners receive Ford cars or cash payments for printed items or pictures, with no entry limits and no geographic restrictions. Merit matters and readers are urged to participate via pen and paper submissions with a two cent stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Witzgeralds
New England
Ford
Dorchester Fire Destroys Safe In Kitchen Oven
A maid hid a $1000 in bills, gold beads, a cameo pin and bank books in a kitchen oven. A fire burned for hours, melting the valuables into a lump of metal. Mrs. MacNamara hopes authorities can identify the bills and recover the gold value. The FitzGeralds of Allston were visited by the Ford car from Burnett & Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MacNamara
Wells Avenue
Dorchester
Allston
Ford
Burnett & Sherman
A Harmonious Incident on Crystal Avenue
A reader from Derry New Hampshire notes an unusual street scene on Crystal avenue. Ten houses on the block alternate white and yellow, beginning at Moody street with Saint Thomas Aquinas Church and its parsonage followed by eight houses in color order. The Baptist parsonage and Baptist Church sit at Crystal avenue and Broadway. Oscar W. Cedergren, 16 Norton street, Derry, NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Avenue
Moody Street
Saint Thomas Aquinas Church
Baptist Parsonage
Baptist Church
Broadway
Oscar W. Cedergren
Norton Street
Derry
N. H
Hen coop living amid Nantasket housing shortage
A Nantasket couple rented a large hen coop at Paragon Park and lived there all summer to cope with housing shortages. They cleaned the coop, furnished it with two cots a chair and a stove, and moved in at Nantasket Point road. The hens are missing from the coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon Park
Nantasket
Frederick E. Cox
Nantasket Point Road
Dr Hennebery Wins Ford Car Award Today
Dr Hennebery is awarded a Ford car in a today event, with the presentation recognizing their achievement and receiving the keys.
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Dr. Hennebery
Wedding Gift Brings Preserves From 1898 Birth Neighbor
Ruby Florence Knights of Stewartstown near Colebrook N H married recently. A jar of preserves prepared by neighbor Mrs Frank Tibbetts in 1898 was presented to her at the wedding, honoring the occasion. Colbrook N H report by John H Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Florence Knights
Stewartstown
Colebrook
N. H
Frank Tibbetts
Ruby
Retired Hartford Merchant Prefers His “Little World”
A Hartford based merchant who ran a 20 year shop never left home except to go to church and his corner, and now retires rarely leaving his property. He fears venturing beyond his little world, noting dizzy and nervous sensations outside. He never shopped for stock in over a decade, his auto unused, summer trips avoided, and his son drives the car. He is about 50, with five healthy children and a bookkeeper wife who married him despite his quirks. THOMAS F. BREEN, 85 Homestead Ave., Hartford, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Breen
Homestead Ave
Hartford, Conn
Unusual Bicycle Scene Reported in Scollay Square
A man describes a 25 year old woman riding a bicycle past a shoe shine parlor in Scollay Square with a sweater and parasol tied to the carrier. She appears unconscious of the amusement she is causing as she heads toward Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scollay Square
Tremont Street
William L. Shriberg
Howard Avenue
Dorchester
Grasping Opportunity Crowds East Boston Rally
A man on Meridian street in East Boston was hit by a car and knocked down as a large crowd gathered after a campaign rally. The incident occurred as a well known East Boston congressional candidate halted his car to address supporters and an ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Moran
Warren
Mass
Connecticut
Marcus M. Hennebery
D.D.S
Main Street
Meridian Street
East Boston
Central Square
John F. Lane
Princeton Street
Stop Cars by Light in Walpole Police Method
Walpole Massachusetts police discard riot guns and use a portable electric searchlight powered by a small storage battery to blind approaching vehicles and force them to stop. The light, tested at the station, helps intercept stolen or speeding cars and has not yet been defeated by drivers. T Edward Kannally 965 Main Street Walpole reports the device.
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Police Department
Walpole
Mass
T. Edward Kannally
Main Street
Bridgeport Vacant Rentals Signal Rent Reduction Trend
Herbert Zackinson reports 300 vacant flats and houses in Bridgeport as rents fall. With reductions from 25 to 60 percent, average monthly rents range from 35 to 60 dollars. People move to farms or double up as expected in New England towns. Grace F. Gillen of Dorchester adds context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Bridgeport Gas and Light Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Fairfield County
Herbert Zackinson
Boston
Zackinson
New England
Grace F. Gillen
Shepton Street
Dorchester
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