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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

3

Bottle floats eight years in the ocean

J W Crossley of Philadelphia once threw a card into the Atlantic off Fire Island. Robert Magwood of Mt Pleasant South Carolina reported the bottle found on Cape Romain Beach January 6 1912. Experts think Gulf Stream carried it north with one or more swings across the Atlantic.

Portland Ore J. W. Crossley Philadelphia Atlantic Fire Island New York Crossley Robert Magwood Mt. Pleasant

Pastor of People's Temple Resigns in Boston Move

The Rev. George W. King resigns after five years as pastor of the People's Temple at Berkeley street and Columbus avenue in Boston. He will end his connections next month and devote the rest of his life to evangelistic work.

George W. King D. D Boston People’s Temple Berkeley Street Columbus Avenue

Dr King to Leave City for Evangelist Work

The leading preacher Dr King plans to leave the city to enter the evangelistic field. He will seek relief from pastoral duties at the next New England Conference in Springfield to become a conference evangelist. He will reside in a Talbot county Maryland town, making Maryland his headquarters. He was born in Govanstown Maryland and educated at Steward Hall Academy and Johns Hopkins instructors and Drew Theological Seminary. He entered ministry in 1884.

King Talbot County Maryland Dr. King Govanstown Steward Hall Academy Johns. Hopkins University Drew Theological Seminary Madison N. J

Frederick Johnson Dead Prominent Auburndale Resident

Frederick Johnson died at his home on Woodlawn road after a long public service. He served on the Republican Congressional committee for the 12th district and represented his ward in the Common Council in 1886. He later sat on the Board of Aldermen from 1887 to 1891 and was again elected in 1903. He is survived by his wife and two children.

Frederick Johnson Auburndale Woodlawn Road Johnson Republican Congressional Committee

Funeral Held At Home For Local Resident

The obituary notes a funeral for a local man at his home on Friday afternoon at 2 15. He is survived by his daughters a brother and a sister.

Two Girls Missing Police Hunt After Disappearances

Margaret Frenney aged 16 of Everett and Susan Thompson aged 16 of Charlestown vanished Tuesday night after being seen in Boston. Parents report they were lured from home. no money known, no clues to location, Frenney may head toward Michigan. Frenney worked in a Boston store and wore a gray coat with blue collar. Thompson wore a dark hat and brown fur coat.

Margaret Frenney John B. Frenney Tileston Street Everett Chum Susan E. R. Thompson Sullivan Street Charlestown Boston Prenney Moving Picture Theatre Hiverett Thomp Michigan Olster

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