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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

6

Harvard Athlete in Navy Hastens Wedding

Paul H. Hartley former Harvard tackle and current coxswain on the naval patrol submarine chaser Talofa married Miss Esther M. Parks of Wellesley College in Northfield. Hartley moved from the Naval Reserve to the Cadets School for Officers, accelerating the wedding planned for last Tuesday.

Harvard Naval Reserve Esther M. Parks Wellesley College Paul H. Hartley Northfield Hartley Cadets School Tech Arthur M. Thompson Presbyterian Church Stockton Miss Parks Sheldon Parks Cleveland Ohio P. H. Hartley

A Fifth Pass Navy Enlistment Figures

A Boston recruiting report shows only 21.2 percent of 1000 applicants were accepted for the Navy at 146 Tremont Street. Rejections totaled 78.8 percent for reasons including overweight eyesight heart disease flat feet color blindness and other deficiencies.

Tremont Street

Man who kicked bride in divorce case questioned

Benjamin Florence testified at Divorce Court about striking his wife the day after their marriage and kicking her in the stomach. Judge Jenney ordered an investigator to examine the Florence family in Millis and delayed ruling until the report is received.

Benjamin Florence Jenney Florence Millis

Holm Lea Opens to Public Amid Blooming Rhododendrons

Holm Lea in Brookline, residence of Professor C S Sargent of the Arnold Arboretum, opens tomorrow afternoon and all day Sunday. Visitors may enter via Francis Parkman road Jamaica Plain gate Walnut street Chestnut place gates or Cottage street paths. No admission charge.

Holm Lea Brookline C. S. Sargent Arnold Arboretum Sargent Francis Parkman Road Jamaica Plain Walnut Street Chestnut Place Cottage Street

Help the Red Cross to Save an American Boy

A public appeal urges donations to the Red Cross to aid a boy in need. The message stresses humanitarian relief and urges readers to contribute to save a life.

The Red Cross

Liberty Loan Total Likely Known Tomorrow

Officials at the treasury reported late today that oversubscription figures for the Liberty Loan were nearly complete. Eleven of the twelve reserve banks had sent in final returns and full tabulations were near completion, with revised figures expected before noon tomorrow but no total would be released prior to the official announcement.

Washington The Treasury

Help the Red Cross Look After Uncle Sam's Soldiers

A brief appeal urges readers to donate today to support the Red Cross effort aiding U S soldiers pending relief and care services during wartime. The notice emphasizes immediate help and local involvement.

The Red Cross Uncle Sam

Wolf's My Clothier Sale Promises Low Cost Suits

Advertisement notes boys graduation suits offered in blue serge at low prices. Mentions fine wool fabrics, with sale prices listed as 7.50 and 4.98. Appears to promote Wolf's store as a Fortland area clothier.

Wolf's

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