Saywoman Kidnaps Own Child Sparks Probate Court Case
Frank Foye of 105 Winslow Avenue Norwood reports to Norwood police that Gertrude Salter Ames of Walpole abducted her four year old son Louis Clifford Salter from the Foye home where he has resided for two years. Ames seeks legal permission from the Norfolk Probate Court at Dedham to take the boy. Judge Flint heard the matter and reserved decision. Pending rulings Ames took the child from the Foye residence. Ames, formerly of Norwood, married Clinton D. Ames of Walpole last summer and has long wished to have her youngest child with her after remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Foye
Winslow Avenue
Norwood
Gertrude Salter Ames
Walpole
Louis Clifford Salter
Ames
Norfolk Probate Court
Dedham
Foye
Flint
Louis Salter
Louis C. Salter
Foyes
Supple to Lecture on Cardinalate and Consistory at Roxbury
The Right Rev Mgr P J Supple D D will lecture at St John s Church Roxbury on The Cardinalate and the Consistory for the benefit of St John s conference and St Vincent de Paul Society which aids the parish poor A summary of the conference work shows 12 assisted families 48 people aided 6 on relief 378 visits 10 situations procured and receipts totaling 825 46 with expenditures 744 37 for groceries fuel rent and cash gifts 12 active members and 88 average attendance The conference distributed 16 Christmas dinners 69 flannel sets 32 mittens 70 stockings 4 shoes 26 cash and 200 pieces of used clothing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
P. J. Supple
St. John's Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Mgr. Supple
St. John's Conference
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Mer. Supple
Gypsies Charged With Stealing From Cambridge Carriage Builder
Lizzie Paula and Annie Carabola, Roumanian gypsies camping near State Street Cambridge, were charged with stealing 15 dollars from Elias B. Swedberg, a carriage builder at 417 Washington Street. Lizzie received two months in the House of Correction. Annie was discharged after arrest following a Hyde Park car stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Lizzie Paula
Annie Carabola
State Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Elias B. Swedberg
Washington Street
Lizzie
House of Correction
Grover
Annie
Swedberg
Hyde Park
Hold Dike Funeral Services Tomorrow
The Rev. Samuel W. Dike a 74 year old Congregational clergyman who organized the National League for the Protection of the Family died Wednesday evening. He will be buried from his Auburndale home tomorrow afternoon with services at Auburndale Congregational Church at 2 15 officiated by the Rev. William Gordon assisted by the Rev. Horace Dutton. Burial will be in Newton cemetery. Dike was noted for agitation of divorce law reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Dike
National League For the Protection of
Auburndale
Auburndale Congregational Church
William Gordon
Horace Dutton
Newton Cemetery
Dike
Plan to Celebrate Peace Centenary and Global Observances
The committee proposes a universal peace demonstration with monuments and observances in the United States Canada Britain and other nations including Ghent where the last peace treaty was signed. The report notes cordial greetings to the British committee in London and previews fashion in next Sunday's Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Committee On International
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Ghent
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Houghton & Dutton
Post
Colen
Santa Claus
Boston
New England
Toyland
Coats
Norfolk Sound
Norfolk
Astrachan
Mellon
Eldom
McMullen
Balkans
Houghton & Dutton Co
Len
Sayswoman
St. John’s
Gypsy
Richmond
American Committee For the
R.H. White
White’s Boys’ Department
Chinchilla
MWR. H. White CO
John T. Connor CO
Union St
Corea
Stampaci
York
Washingtons
Gilchrist
Filene
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