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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1914

Page

10

Elephant Fund Near 4000 Mark Seeks May 1 Goal

Boston area children raise funds for Mollie and Waddy and Tony with donations and parties. The campaign nears 4000 dollars toward a 6000 dollar target by May 1, aided by individuals like Mary Converse and Roger Walcott Converse and by community events in Roxbury and Jamaica Plain.

Father Mr. Orford Mollie Waddy Tony Marion Mass

Hundreds of Children Donate for Franklin Park Elephants

Readers across Boston submit small coins and notes to the Elephant Fund as a campaign to buy elephants for the Franklin Park Zoo. Letters from a wide range of children express hope to meet the elephants and describe pennies, nickels, dimes and even a dollar sent to support Tony Molly and Waddy.

F Elephant Fund Sible Elephant Fund Dear Tony Vivian J. Parker Ossipee Road W. Somerville

Children Send Donations to Buy Park Elephants

A Medford Dorchester and Dorchester letters page shows children contributing to buy elephants Mollie Waddy Tony for Franklin Park Zoo. Robert Sperry Henry Rockwood Thomas Walsh Alberta Broberg each pledge amounts and express plans to visit the elephants this summer.

Mamma Papa Nova Scotia Mollie Waddy Tony Franklin Park Zoo Robert Trueman Sperry Willard Ave Medford

Child Donates 53 Cents to Aid Baby Tony Elephant

A letter from 11 year old Henry Burke describes sending 53 cents to help buy Baby Tony the elephant. He expresses pride in visiting the park and seeing the elephants, noting personal involvement in the effort.

Elephant Fund Mamma Papa Tony Tieeta Fuiana Henry Burke Adams Street Dorchester Elizabeth Packer Ralph Packer Annie Packer

Windsor boy pledges aid to elephants in Franklin Park Zoo

A Windsor Vermont reader Clifford A Peterson sends fifty cents to help acquire elephants Molly and Waddy Tony for Franklin Park Zoo. Another letter from Verna Powell of Roxbury Massachusetts also contributes pennies in hope of buying the elephants.

Molly Waddy Tony Franklin Park Boston Clifford A. Peterson Windsor, VI Tony Verna Powell Clifton Street Roxbury, Mass

Children send money to Elephant Fund in Boston area

A series of letters from children and families in Massachusetts express support for the Franklin Park Zoo elephants. Names include Lucile Fuller, Austin Fuller, Alfred Ransom Pearse Paul, and Eleanor, with sums ranging from five to ten cents. Contributions cite errands and school affiliations, plus a promise to send more next week.

Boston Lucile Austin Fuller Greenleaf Avenue Medford Hillside Mass India Tony Waddy Molly Alfred Ransom Pearse Paul Melrose Highlands Hazel Franklin Park Zoo Savin Hill School James L. Motley School Elephant Man St John’s School Paul Hurley Elm St Quincy

Fourth Session Jurors Rally For Elephants Fund

The Boston Post reports donors including four session jurors contributing to the Elephants Fund. Correspondents from Newburyport Cambridge Somerville and Roxbury pledge sums from 2 cents to 2 dollars, hoping elephants arrive at the Zoo this summer.

Elephant Fund Benefit and Party Dates

Afternoon benefits today at 5 30 Shawmut Theatre Roxbury and 3 30 Scenic Theatre Allston for Elephant fund. March 26 events include 4 00 at 105 Spencer Street Dorchester and 7 30 at 15 Woodford Street Dorchester. April 1 8 00 at West Roxbury High School Jamaica Plain and April 14 8 00 at Lamson Hall Y W C U feature Miss Edith Forbes and Miss Alice Ritchie.

Elephant Fund Shawmut Theatre Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Scenic Theatre Allston Edward and Thomas Allen Spencer Street Dorchester Nellie Dowd Woodford Street Ramona Ethel Hawkins West Roxbury High School Elm Street Jamaica Plain Edith Forbes Alice Ritchie Lamson Hall

Little Elephant Stories Explain Elephants Size and Trunk

This piece describes the elephant as the world’s largest animal and explains typical height about 10 feet with possible extra growth. It notes a full grown weight near three tons, four large legs, thick wrinkled skin, and a distinctive long trunk aiding feeding, water intake, and handling.

Mollie Waddy Franklin Park Tony

Childs appeals and fundraisers for Elephant Park relief

A letter from Della L Knowles Eastham MA asks to publish the 25 cents she sent to buy an elephant for Franklin Park. Other notes from Katherine Gold and Paul Hurley describe whist party ticket sales and lemonade stands to raise funds, urging the Elephant Fund and reporting small contributions from youngsters.

Franklin Park Ramsay St. Cor Katherine Gold

Subscriptions and Local Contributions Listed for Roslindale Theatre

A dated subscriber list records names and small cash donations received for the Roslindale Theatre. Entries include residents such as Frances Diemer, Evelyn Chisholm, and Alfred Diemer plus others from Washington and Brookfield streets, with amounts mostly a few cents to ten cents. The total contributions shown amount to 3521.48 dollars and 7.20 cents.

Roslindale Roslindale Theatre Teddy Willie Breen Poplar St Peter and Frank Breen Frances Diemer Charlotte Loweree Washington St Carl R. Artot Evelyn Chisholm Brown Ave Harold Talbot Perry John A. Krones Brookeld Richard E. Osgood Cohasset St Charles A. Bernard George Nilson Clarendon St Emile J. Krones Brookfield St Alice Breen

Elephant Club notice and addresses crowd West Roxbury

A fragment lists an elephant musicale at West Roxbury High School Hall on April 1 and includes an extensive roster of names and addresses across Boston and nearby towns, showing a charity or social event with many participants and contributors. It mentions several streets and residents in Roxbury Dorchester Somerville and Medford as well as organizations and individuals connected to the event.

Ethel West Roxbury High School Clifford Marshall West St Fritz Dunkel Cohasset St Joe Knowles English High School Charlie Dunkel Bunny Teddy Bhu Moog Cee Eac Ernest’ F. Terrell Blackwell St Ak Bisa Edward ‘Golden Patrick E. Kelleher John J. Kenny John Knowles Michael Lur George Dunkel Wally Washington Ces Ruth Irene Grace Edison St Pooccimbeon A.’ Ney Dennis J. Manning Dennis F. E. Pond John Peppetto Frank Oo Steimans Helen Violet Brown Duncan St Pioschbalde Thomas Marbie Bryant Wollaston Charles F. Duggan Hillside St Woxduly Meese Rese Loring B. Andrews Dorchester R. N. Roberts Miller Louise B Ellsworth Brown Eest Somerville Dorothy E. . Dunn Winchester Place Medford Beb Eka Rees Labi George S. Wilson Remy Boglor Phyllis Dennie Woodstock “Ave Bao John F Elizabeth Scully Bcs Moruong Lesslie Wyatt Baxter St Quincey Andy Anderson Broadway South PMU Trea Edward A. Joy South Lubec Mary Elizabeth Swan Seaver St American Express Harold M. Beach Lapham “St Aveceaces Risee Kidder Press Company Empoyees Dover N. H Albert Rockwell Treas George E. Holmes Arthur Hall George Miller T. E. Hall EB. W. Goodwin Ernest Pinkham J. W. Main H. E. Niles Charles Simpkie John Batley Hollis Goodwin James Hennessy George Tuttle William Taylor Melvin Pray Arthur Gunn Frank Morse William Walker Eugene Johnson A. Karn Stephen Berry Hector Turgeon Frank Young Nies Katherine Foss Nichols St Edna Wright Woods Mass Alice Staples Fay St Taunton Donna Ruthe Lydston Essex St Waptne Eetiy Aien Prince Ana Florence Hopson Falmouth Heights Myrtle Whitehouse Rochester Raymond Paclett Dinucel Chester P. Hartshorn Pleasant SG Flora Youngson Chestnut St Moore Oy Ek Theron B Sumner R. ‘Thompson Myrtle Pi Sage McMackin Harry S. Parker Fred John Cook Kirby St. Revere Anna It Rath M Alma B

Unclear OCR Entry Shows Totals

Fragmentary OCR text notes a day total and grand total with figures like 10.88 and 8898.10, but lacks coherent context or identifiers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Visit Elephant Editor Mary Gladys Helen Brown Parker Street Sie Ramona Hawkins Ister Jamaica West Roxbury H School Hall Beatrice Brooks Penfield Street Haver Martin Edward George Mooney Saratoga Street Joseph Edna Archibald Oakland Street Leslie Archibald Morie Mr. Editor Grace Jones Field Street Sarah Sarah Wilson Sharon Street Elephant Fund Bdlert Elephant Bertha Savers Everett, Mass Ag Jack Foley South Boston Surem Company Collier McKinnon Wallingford Road Brookline Eugene Walter Woolard Cambridge Louise W. Schueler School Street Place Emil Emil Schueler School Street Mamma, Papa and fillLic Adella Sir Big Molly Adellas Warren Maywood Terrace Mildred Mr. Man Mildred Malk Tremont Street Post Cedric Harring Greenwood Street Elephant Henry Rockwood Thomas Walsh Alberta Broberg Kingsdale Street Windsor, VT Eleanor Boston Post Adams-Whitbeck Superior Court Justice Lawton Newburyport Florence Elephants Fund Florence Ernestine Johnson Putnam Ave Cambridge Mass Adeline Clark Mt. Vernon Street Mr. Elephant TV Am Lloyd M’laughlin Aspen Street Vivian Maurice F. Allen P. E. Island P. QO Donald P. Malcolm Cardigan Canada West Somerville Elephants Little Rascal Mary Brown Duncan Street Little Elephant Stories Della Della L. Knowles Eastham Cape Cod N. Maciver Ridgeway Margaret F. Sneldell Story St. South Boston Mary Cil Brown Duncan Millard F. Spooner Bartlett Ave Raymond Gladys Elmer Annis Enid Dorothy Madeline Bill Hurlebaus Marine Rd S. Boston Doris Louise Trott Old Town Mac Josie Brock Margie Gilmore Theresia Anderson Grigg St Cam- Roned Frank Newton Williams Kansas City Brimrotel Marion Stiles Hallet Malden Barbara Stiles Fitchburg Ruth Wood Stiles Hope Lincoln Newton St Wal- Versin Lincoln Wal- Ghey John Costello F. R. Feeney Willie Laffey John Finnegan Charles Hurley John Sheridan Frankie Horgan al O’brien Bernie Doyle Frank Lonergan Joe Monahan Penhaleracoaas Frances Steele Myrtle St Arthur and Kenneth Lynch William and Edward Hirst MTOM Janet and Phebe Waddy Powers Wighth St Margaret Josephine Scevion Bolton Oliver Francis McGrane Wilmington Raymond Himmon Monroe Chester H Verna J. Purdy Abraham Bloom Amory St Miriam Cunningham Day Romina Ode Doom Harry Langer City Hospital Tom Langer Coe Melowwin Dolan Webster Road East Waeigon Hce Cees Dorcnenter Ets Ees Pauline Jeanette Alexander Hancock St Helen Susman Ti Hancock St Dor Wilma Dodge Ocean Ave Salem Arthur Frame Vfollansbee South End William Rosenberg Northampton St Carl Yudovitz Harrison Ave Paul Gurney Tremont St Frank Bryant Pembroke St John Bligh Shawmut Ave Edwin Wright East Springfield St William Malpass East Canton St Cron Marjorie Keyes Hersey St Hingham Freddy Welsh East Springfield Elizabeth Ethel Remick Weymouth Eens Walter Tweed Norton St Blanche I Ruth F Ethel Mirriam Lewis Albert Lyons Worcester Air City Charles BE. Lamb Kenneth Spaulding Tyson James Laurence Francis Otis Isa Ie i Cuck Ee R. Cote Edward FF. Sullivan Dedham Mideet Bubbie Eilleen Hogan Ruggles St Little Johnny Mealy Henley St Charlestown Asaveese William F. Grant Mt. Vernon St Sigeee Pentewat Thea Don Hayes East Barrington Nor Chester Higley Fairmount St Marion L. Holden Ven Ave Tom McManus Algonquin Ralph Hitchings Stanley Hitchings Chelsea Marjorie Dana Ave Hyde Edmund Packard Robert H. Packard Ellen O'’Neil Franklin Pl Brook- Lee Cate Eit R. H. Gray Danny A. H. Gray River St Mattapan Fred J. Johnston, Jr Greenwood SE Meagod Nantucket James Goodhue Brent St Aoe Sayce Rawson Board Roslin Harris Robert Lawrence Goodhue Park St James Drew Watertown Arthur and Elsie Madsen Harwood St Russell Morash Pee Rd Bel- Wor Sen Segers Arthur Jack Johnson Belmont Winnifred Greeley Ferrin St. Chavig&iowd Bis Bstenes Vincent Edward Murtha Ave Ri Cugeor Ee Mayhew School West Seees Florence L. Baker Whitman St H. Russell Murray Commercial St East Braintree Sidney Thorpe Metropolitan Ave Sabingons Ella Taylor Nickerson Chatham Dunboy ‘St Brighton Billy Sismind Roslindale Siapelate William H. Griffin Harry Wilder Mwollander William Roche Albert Blanchard Kenneth A. Smith Bailey St Mildred Combee Woodstock Rose Oscar Davie Spatz Katharyn Centerville Cape Doa E. J. Connell Ah Trumbull F. ‘Walter EB. Sherlock J. Ashley Med- Lone Dissee Richard A Ryder Arethusa Walter Marbury Roebury Florence E Alice M John Ellis Whittier Sumner Tere Race Joseph Finnegan Adams Ist Sanbornville Elephant Club Basil I. Brown Roy Hooper Grover Tucker Fred Swett Ralph Hanson Dec’ Merrill W. A. Sawyer G. W. Stevens H. Tucker William Storey Mr. Draper Sanborn Rogers F. WL. Laurie Ansel Sanborn Little Ramona Hawkins
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