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13 May 1919

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1919

Page

3

Big Rush to Marry at Boston Registry of Births and Marriages

Boston registrar records 53 marriage intentions with a wide array of applicants led by Badrig B. Zulalian, Elmon Jivelekian, Anthony Colomba, and Mary Warner. The list spans ages from 15 to 53 with professions including engineers, clerks, machinists, and sales staff. Several entries note special permits or prior statuses such as widowed or divorced, reflecting dense social ties across Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, and surrounding areas.

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Boston Ivy St Edna G. Wass Columbia St Cambridge Daniel Bornstein Asylum St Celia Abrams Lawrence Ave Roxbury Hyman Goodman Geaegee St Ida Gerber Creighton St Douglas F. Getchell Minnelis Minn Ella A. Stohn Bo Metropolitan Ave Roslindale Lbert Protheroe Port Chester N. Y Ethel M. Ainsworth Massachusetts Ave Joseph Thomas Pine St Soumia Bur Big Maker Iwelon Goldman Carpenter Providence Mary Sirotta Capmaker Idér Simons Chauffeur Winslow St Exith G Geriche Ank Connors Tedmster Devon St Dorchester Mary Sullivan Shoe Maywood St Dowd Geraldo Reyes Shawmut Ave Beatrice E. Thorpe Cook William Wilson Harriet A. McKinnon Shawmut Arve Wentworth Nathan Herman New Bedford Eva Golub Poplar St Timothy J. Horrihan Centre St Harriet B. Murphy Dracut St Antonino Frizzi Chelsea St Atlantic Hazel M. Riley Alexander Urbaniak Brooklyn Helene Rosse Dorchester Ave Judge Murray Samuel Robinson Monroe St Sarah Holsberg Harry Missel Nightingale St Ida Platzman Fabyan St Giuseppe Aiello Prince St Ciuseppina Cavaretta Giuseppe Ricci Mt. Hope St Agnes Brait Delway St Arthur ©. Stockdale Curtis Et Quincey Charlotte H. Nye East Newton St Edwin J. Drew Swan St Everett Annie B. Nickerson Worcester St Walter Marke Seaman North So Elizabeth O’ Rourke Boylston St Jamaica Plain Harry E. Lee Tremont St Emma M. Johnson Templeton Cal William M. Hayes Massa Chusetts Ave Grace A. Hederman Springfield Charles W. Gilman Springfield St Somerville Mary J. Murphy Boston St William R. Walsh River St Gesog Ethel Wells Meat St Mattapan Jom T. Mct’onnell Warren _ave Gertrude L. Mayou Howard Ave Hollis T Gleason Elm St Emily B. Clapp Temple St West Newton Samuel 8. Cohen Jeannette T. Goldstein Page St Antonio M. Silva Fourth St South Boston Emilinda Butler Henry B. Russell Burnside Ave Rose F. Wagner Parker St James C. Henry Kendall St Laura Brown Benjamin Goldberg Brighton St Edith Lilly Cagni Liberto Angela Giordano Judge Burke Angelo Salotti Snowhill St Pia Moscartlini William P. Coogan Dale St Rox Lottie M. Carty Harold L. Fleming Burgess St Cor Agnes A. Farrell Mass. Ave Malcolm R. Severance Lawrence Anno FE Lemieux John Ficarra Whitby St Louisa Nozzarillo George A. Habeeb Albany St Sophie G. Haddad Hudson St Tonawanda St Charles J. Flarman Steamfitter E. Fourth St So.Boston Catherine E. Connolly Old Harbor St Bostor
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Sketching a Poise by the Luncheon Guest

The narrator recalls an luncheon scene with a woman surrounded by collectors and friends. He shifts to a nearby seat, noting the name National Biscuit and Uneeda Lunch as he focuses on the discussion about children, babies, and the moment shared before the toddlers arrive.

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Memorial Hospital for Edith Cavell Named in Brussels

Colonel Antoine Depage of the Belgian army and Red Cross announced a plan to erect a memorial hospital in Brussels bearing the names of Edith Cavell and Marie Depage. A fund in England led by Lloyd George has begun to cover half the cost, with Belgium asked to contribute the rest and America hoped to be interested.

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New York Antoine Depage Red Cross Brussels Edith Cavell Marie Depage England Lloyd George Depage Belgium America
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Georgia Returns 1434 Soldiers and 16 Navy Casuals to Wisconsin

The battleship Georgia docked at Commonwealth after a 12 day voyage from Brest with 1434 returning American soldiers and 16 navy casuals aboard. Most were from the 121st Field Artillery, 82d Division, a Wisconsin regiment with men from Michigan and other states. A Milwaukee reception committee headed by Acting Mayor Cornelius Corcoran met the ship and presented funds to unpaid regimental members. Colonel Philip C Westfahl led the troops, reporting 1285 enlisted men and 40 officers aboard. The regiment served from June 6 in the Meuse Argonne and other fronts. horses dwindled from 1200 to 429. New England replacements were left in France for a later transport. Captain Eben Draper, son of former Governor Draper, returned as a casual, greeted by his sister and husband. Other New England crew included Harry Boland and Private Clarence Hunt.

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Georgia Commonwealth Brest 121St Field Artillery 82D Wisconsin Michigan Milwaukee Racine Green Bay Cornelius Corcoran 32D Corcoran Philip Co. Westfahl 12St Artillery Philip C. Westfahl Meuse-Argonne Fismes Haute-Alsace Aisne-Marne France New England Kendall Winship Boston Third Army Corps Eben Ss. Draper Draper Massachusetts Thomas B. Gannett Dorothy Draper Harry Boland Regimental Blaine*street Maldén Clarence S. Hunt Ocean Street Providence 61St Motor Ambulance
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Princeton Tigers sweep Rutgers in straight sets

Princeton tennis team swept Rutgers with five singles wins and two doubles, all in straight sets, at Princeton, N J. The Tigers dominated the matches, completing the clean sweep on home courts.

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Princeton N. J Rutgers
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McCormack Enters Sporting Goods Firm in Los Angeles

Tenor John McCormack today bought an interest in the sporting goods shop run by Maurice McLoughlin and Tom Bundy in Los Angeles. He plans to base himself there between tours, aims to have his son Cyril study tennis under McLoughlin, and supports an extension clubhouse. The store recently opened and a club meeting will elect officers and committee members, including Mrs. David H. Howie as secretary and Miss Bernice M. Cannon as treasurer, with numerous new executive and nominating committee appointees announced.

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Los Angeles Cal John McCormack Maurice McLoughlin Tom Bundy McCormack McLoughlin Bundy Cyril David H. Howie Bernice M. Cannon Nathaniel Thayer Philip L. Saltonstall Augustus Hemenway Qolin B.roberts Mary Beard Jessie D. Hodder William H. McElwain M. E. Noyes Gertrude W. Peabody Lacy Wright
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Women's City Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Women’s City Club chosen at its annual business meeting last night at Ford Hall voted to continue its canteen work and other efforts for the War Service Fund, supporting members and war relief activities.

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Women’s City Club Ford Hall War Service Fund
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Tru-Blu Club May Party Planned in Dorchester

The Tru-Blu Club of Greater Boston girls will hold its annual May Party at the Dorchester Club House on Talbot Avenue Thursday evening. President Miss Sadie C Mahon is to be assisted by committees led by vice president Mrs May B Brendan secretary Gladys J Leonard treasurer Mary A Cox and other members including Mary J Gorman Patience Bowen Margaret Daley Beatrice L Jones Ang Callaghan Mary J Stewart Katheryne A Savage and Mary Daley.

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Tru-Blu Club Greater Boston Dorchester Club Talbot Avenue Sadie C. Mahon May B. Brendan Gladys J. Leonard Mary A. Cox Mary J. Gorman Patience Bowen Margaret Daley Beatrice L. Jones Ang Callaghan
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