Marriage Intentions List Names and Pairs in Boston Area
A long list records multiple proposed marriage intentions with each entry naming the engaged pair and their ages and addresses. Among the pairs are Ban Fleming and Vera B Chase, Caleb Fader and Clytie Good, George Picewick and Anna Szklanna, Abraham White and Sarah Seltzer, Luigi Gentile and Josina Nutile, James Smyth and Mary Hakey, Harry Libman and Ruth Epstein, Leonardo Frano and Orsola Gentile, Charles Pico and Hattie Hageman, Frank H Driscoll and another party, reflecting a local registry of upcoming marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Picewick
Newman St
Anna Szklanna
Abraham White
Phillip St
Sarah Seltzer
Poplar St
Chelsea
Luigi Gentile
Sheafe
Josina Nutile
Revere St
Revere
James LT. Smyth
Pembroke St
Mary Z. Hakey
Western Ave
Lynn
Harry Libman
Harlem St
Ruth Epstein
Stanwood St
Leonardo Frano
Margaret St
Orsola Gentile
Charles Pico
Castle St
Seaman
Hattie Hageman
Northampton St
Frank H. Driscoll
Tangdon Est
Cambridge Residents Listed for Marital Notices and Addresses
Frank A. Strohmeger 84 of Cambridge and Elizabeth M. Krauss 29 of Cambridge are connected with an at home notice. Philip H. Gilbert 23 of Arlington and Mary Burke 28 of Cambridge are named in a similar notice. Maynard H. Metcalf 22 of Cambridge and Edith M. Benson 22 of Cambridge appear together. Caleb P. Fader 36 of Cambridge and Clyte B. Goodrich 83 of Boston listed as at home. Henry R. Dority 85 of Boston and Sarah K. Griffin 26 of Cambridge also noted in the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Strohmeger
Newman St
Cambridge
Elizabeth M. Krauss
Philip H. Gilbert
Grafton St
Arington
Mary
Burke
Elmwood Ave
Maynard H. Metcalf
Lopes St
Edith M. Benson
Lopez St
Caleb PF. Fader
Massachusetts Ave
Clyte B. Goodrich
Huntington Ave
Boston
Henry R. Dority
Julian St
Sarah K. Griffin
Oxford St
American Legion Seeks World War Orphans for Scholarship
Massachusetts state headquarters of the American Legion seeks a World War orphan to receive a $700 scholarship donated by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Officials have sent bulletins and notices, but no eligible child has yet been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Massachusetts
Daughters of the American Revolution
Big Newfoundlands Entered in Dog Show
Boston dog show at Mechanics Building opens Monday with Newfoundland entries drawing public interest. Dr. M. J. Fenton of Wellesley enters Buzz, one of the few pure bred Newfoundlands in the region, as 93 breeds compete over three days with exhibitors from California to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mechanics
St. Bernard
Greater
Eastern Dog Club
M. J. Fenton
Wellesley
Buzz
Fenton
Mechanics’ Building
Armistice Day Bill Quashed by Legal Affairs Panel
A committee on legal affairs recommended referring a bill to designate November 11 as Armistice Day to the next General Court. The Legislature is urged to follow this guidance, delaying any holiday designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Legal Affairs
Severance Funeral Takes Place Sunday
The funeral for J. Albert Severance of 106 Arlington Street Brighton will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. from Faneuil Congregational Church. Severance formerly managed Bain Brothers Company credit department at 41 India Street and was active in Boston credit groups. He leaves wife Myrtle daughter Myrtle son John A brother Reginald and sister Mrs William J McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Severance
Arlington Street
Brighton
Bain Brothers Company
India Street
Faneuil Congregational Church
Mr. Severance
Chelsea
Eldridge, Baker & Bain
Boston Credit Men's Association
Associated Credit Men of Boston
Myrtle
John A
Reginald
San Mateo
Cal
William J. McDonald
Allston
Garage Roof Collapse Crushes Eight Autos in Lancaster
In South Lancaster a concrete garage owned by Charles B laynde collapsed under heavy snow. Eight cars were crushed, one escaped. No injuries reported and no workers were present. Estimated damage over $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUTOS
Lancaster
South
Charles B.laynde
City Begins to Collect Ashes and Milk Suit Filed
Boston announces a record ash collection drive with 200 extra workers under Public Works Commissioner Sullivan and Mayor Peters after widespread complaints. Separately H P Hood and Sons face a New England Milk Producers' Association suit seeking over 400000 alleging underpayments under the surplus plan, with 95 percent of unsold milk to by products and improper deductions for freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Thomas F. Sullivan
Peters
Boston
H. P. Hood & Sons
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Federal Milk Commission of
New England
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Producers’ Association
Shopmen to Join A. R. Conference in Washington
Detroit February 19 plans are completed for the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railway Shop Laborers to participate in the conference of general chairmen of railway unions in Washington next Monday. President Allen E. Barker and other officers will depart tomorrow for the capital, joined by 14 district vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Washington
Brotherhood
Allen E. Barker
Funeral for Philip Abbott the 15 year old boy
Franklin February 19 Funeral services are set for Philip V Abbott age 15 who shot himself at home after learning his mother would not recover from illness The boy left behind two brothers aged 18 and 11 and a sister age 7 as his mother and widow of Dr C F Abbott was transferred to a Boston hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Philip V. Abbott
Congregational Church
Cascarets Promised Pain Free Relief At Night
A promotional note claims Cascarets end biliousness headache colds and constipation gently with no triping or explosive after effects. It asserts the product works while you sleep and costs little.
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Carpenter
Yorna M. Watson
Frustis St
WAR
Garadb
Winter Street
Jersey
California
Seattle
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Severance
Kirte
Father John
HUB Milk Firm
Batiles Suit
A. R
Vorenberg
Young Men’s
Union
Washington, Hanover
Elm ST
Love
Franklin Square House
George L. Perin
East
Newton St
Mass
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