Hamilton Granted Divorce in Suffolk Superior Court
Frank S. Hamilton was granted a divorce from Mrs. May B. Hamilton at Suffolk Superior Court before Judge Fosdick. He testified to cruel treatment including blows and a milk bottle smashed over his head. Judge Fosdick denied alimony to Mrs. Hamilton and ruled Hamilton clean in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Hamilton
May B. Hamilton
Manchester Road
Brookline
Fosdick
Suffolk Superior Court
Hamilton
Baby Bottle Case Heads for Federal Action
Federal officials expect an arrest soon in connection with the Baby Bottle dinner hosted by the New England Association of Road Builders for alleged Volstead act violations. United States Attorney Harris has agents collecting information, and Judge Harris said he would move promptly once the case is in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association of Road Builders
Federal
Department of Justice
United States
Harris
Post
Samoyed Pom-Po Runs Penny Rides for Needy Kids
In South Boston Pom-Po the Samoyed gives sledge rides to City Point youngsters for a penny each to raise funds for the needy. Owner Mrs. Esther Leary reports 110 pennies earned before Pom-Po must pause due to more Peary dogs at the home and Christmas duties.
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Hindy
Post Santa
Boston
Esther Leary
Marine Road
South Boston
City Point
Marine Park
Peary
North
Pom-Po
Landlord Howe of the Wayside Inn Revealed
William Justin Mann retraces Paul Revere author Longfellow's Landlord via South Sudbury memories. He visits the Inn's library and burying ground, notes Lyman Howe hymn book autographed in 1633, and recalls a local woman who recalls Landlord Howe as a tall man in a long linen coat driving a small black horse.
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Longfellow
Howe
Paul Revere
Im. Buch
South Sudbury
Lyman Howe
Perkins and
Wayside Inn
Notable School Committee Member and Church Choir Singer
The record notes he served on the school committee and formerly sang in the church choir, highlighting civic involvement and community ties. The brief mentions his leadership role and musical participation as key facets of his public life.
Bornstein Abrams Wedding in Nashville
Miss Stella Abrams daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Abrams and Harold D Bornstein son of Mr and Mrs Mayer Bornstein were married last evening at the Standard Club. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Morris M Feuerlicht. One hundred twenty five guests attended the wedding that included a reception and dinner dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Stella Abrams
Joseph Abrams
City
Harold D. Bornstein
Mayer Bornstein
Chestnut Hill
Newton
Mass
Standard Club
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Indianapolis
Boston
Newspaper advertising best medium for real estate sales
D Bradlee Rich told the Boston Real Estate Exchange brokers board that newspapers are the best and cheapest way to sell real estate. He urged an annual systematic newspaper campaign and said the life of the business is in newspaper advertising. He stressed truthful intelligent wording.
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City Club
D. Bradlee Rich
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Rich
Funeral Services for Dr Hanson Tomorrow
Funeral services for Dr William G Hanson a longtime Everett physician will be held from his residence 27 Norwood Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock He was active in fraternal circles as a Knight Templar and Mason and served on the Whidden Hospital staff and in the Everett Medical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
William G. Hanson
Everett
Norwood Streets
Whidden Hospital
Everett Medical Society
Liquor Return Ordered For Rum Runner Acadia
The Acadia owned by Frederick L. Quirk was ordered to return 300 cases of pre war whiskies to its hold and the vessel to its owner. The decision follows a conference between the attorney general and State Department officials and cites seizure off Gloucester beyond the three mile limit.
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Frederick L. Quirk
Acadia
Sydney
N. S
United States
Gloucester
State Department
Washington
Carroll
Morton
Johns-Manville Stock Increase Approved for Shares
Johns Manville Inc stockholders approve capitalization growth from 25 000 to 250 000 no par shares and issue 8 new shares per old. Remaining 50 000 shares to be sold to employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns-Manville, Inc
New York
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Park ST. Church
Jordan Marsh
Dog
South
Postcat
BY William Justin Mann
The
Bethelite
Mitatt
Flink’s Art Shop
Bromfield Street
Bonar Law
London
Bonarian
Chambray
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
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