City Council Passes Sidewalk Sweeping Ordinance
The City Council approved Councilman McLaughlin's ordinance prohibiting sidewalk sweeping from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The measure, tabled for health and police input, passed without opposition and goes to the Mayor for approval.
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McLaughlin
Simmons College 21st Commencement Raises Endowment Drive
The 21st Simmons College commencement at Harvard Church Brookline conferred BS degrees on 127 graduates. Harvard professor Ropes led the prayer and Dr Thomas Mixon Carver spoke on How Much Civilization Can We Stand. The event launches a $3 million endowment drive with a $300,000 gift from the General Board of Education of New York contingent on $700,000 raised locally. Faculty, students and alumnae have already contributed $62,000, while gifts and bequests total $74,000.
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Simmons College
Harvard
Brookline
Ropes
Thomas Mixon Carver
Lefavour
General Board of Education of New York
Paper hair bows sweep Girls' High School scene
Crepe paper hair ribbons have been adopted by students at the Girls' High School on West Newton street. The trend reflects a shift away from adult styles and a practical response to expense. Ribbons are worn to and from school only in good weather and are stored indoors when damp.
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West Newton Street
Boston
Girls’ High
Helen Jones
Marion Dunner
Eva Stone
Armstrong Will Bequeaths 376000 to Churches and Hospitals
WIlliam F. Armstrong of New York leaves 376000 in bequests to churches and hospitals and endows Grace Methodist Episcopal Church New Haven 15000 Bridgeport Hospital 10000 and General Hospital Society of Connecticut 25000. Residue goes to Wesleyan University after relatives and friends receive their shares.
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New York
William F. Armstrong
General Hospital Society of
Connecticut
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Haven
Centenary fund donations exceed set quotas by 1.25 million
New York reports the centenary conservation committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church raised 115,003,375 toward a 113,824,459 target. Major areas listed include Cincinnati 14,715,720 Chicago 13,185,240 Boston 4,924,241 Buffalo 8,581,527 and New York 7,074,360 among others.
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New York
Centenary Conservation Committee
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
Denver
Detroit
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Portland
San Francisco
St. Louis
St. Paul
Washington
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