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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
3
New York June 24 Julius Barnes Wheat Director announced that President Wilson signed a proclamation placing under license anyone dealing in wheat and flour products including wheat flour based baking goods. Farmers and small bakers are the only exceptions.
The proclamation effective July 16 extends licensing to storing or distributing wheat and to manufacturing or distributing wheat flour and bread products. It lists exceptions for small bakers, certain retailers and farmers, and requires common carriers to obtain licenses by July 15. Blank license forms are available from zone grain corps offices and applications go to the wheat director in Washington. violations after July 14 carry penalties.
Flora G Sell a Red Cross worker and cooking expert who demonstrated at Atlantic Division headquarters marries Edward Cohen, Scranton Pa. Republican assistant manager, after a notable apple pie win. Sell departs to begin a lifelong job of baking pies for her husband.
The funeral for the late Lieutenant William L. Drohan will be held tomorrow from 39 Harvest Street Dorchester the residence of his sister Mrs P H Graham Major General Clarence I Edwards Brigadier General Charles H Cole and Colonel Edward L Logan will attend Colonel Logan requests all officers and men of the 101st Regiment to report at 830 am tomorrow morning if able
At Boston and Harvest Street Major William H. McCarthy leads escorts from a Harvest Street residence to St. Margaret's Church Columbia Road. Rev. William A. Ryan to celebrate the solemn high mass of requiem at 9 o clock with contingents from Knights of Columbus Hibernians Catholic Foresters Major M. J. O Connor Camp United Spanish War Veterans.
A service note indicates burial in New Calvary Cemetery for a regiment and patriotic benevolent associations member.
Mt. Auburn Street Watertown honors a Watertown High School senior who has led the school’s super honor rest for three years and will graduate tonight with a record of one of the greatest high school achievements.
Friday morning at St Benedict's Church East Somerville services followed the death of James List known as Jim a longtime Wright & Potter Co compositor He was born in Doneraile Ireland Sept 3 184? and came to America as a young man He leaves a son and daughter and had retired due to old age at the time of his death
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