Lynnfield Garage Owner Files Bankruptcy Petition
Joseph A. Donovan a garage proprietor in Lynnfield filed a voluntary bankruptcy in federal court. He lists liabilities of 15838 and assets of 3053 with secured claims 569 and unsecured 15116. Unsecured notes include 2781 from Standard Oil Company 900 from Converse Tire & Rubber Company Malden and 880 from Lynn Safe Deposit Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Donovan
Lynnfield
Standard Oil Company
Converse Tire & Rubber Company
Malden
Lynn Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Our Main Store Sells Colorful Coats and Girls Wear
Woven orchid pink and blue coats also come in blue with white figures ideal for summer wear price five dollars. Little Girls riding suits in Peter Pan material with tight fitting trousers in brown yellow and green five dollars each. Children’s Nainsook dresses with colorful embroidery coral green yellow and blue on third floor. Misses Epange and other dresses green pink white priced up to ten dollars seventy six cents. Italian Leghorn hats six dollars. Batavia hats three fifty. new cotton homespun fabrics and yard goods from one twenty five to one seventy five. Flapper Doll novelty and lamp selections plus porcelain lamp and Dresden ware and bright pottery vases and sets from one dollar to nine dollars.
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Milan
Batavia
Dresden
Autoist in Death Case Held for Plymouth Collision
John P. Owens of Brockton appeared before Judge Harry B. Davis on manslaughter and reckless operation charges related to a Marshfield rear end collision. Witnesses were unavailable due to injuries. Owens posted bonds of 2000 and 100. An inquest is set for May 26. Thomas McEvoy of Brockton died and another party member remains seriously ill.
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Plymouth
John P. Owens
Brockton
Marshfield
Harry B. Davis
Third District
Barney
Williamson
Owens
Thomas McEvoy
Morse Held Under Bail In Mail Fraud Case
Charles W. Morse of Bath and Rupert M. Much of Augusta were held in 6000 bail each after arraignment before United States Commissioner Chapman. They face removal to New York to answer an indictment charging use of the mails in conspiracy to defraud regarding sale of steamship company stock. Bail was provided. hearing set for May 26 with possible continuance to May 31. Both pled not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Charles W. Morse
Bath
Rupert M. Much
Augusta
United States
Chapman
New York
Steamship Company
Morse
Jennie R. Morse
Vacation school hub eyed at Michael Angelo School
Boston school leaders report favoring a summer program at the Michael Angelo School in the North End if funds allow The plan would require one principal and about two teachers plus janitor and supplies totaling 3618 dollars The committee also arranged convalescent class work at the Home of the Good Samaritan and set Dorchester High School graduation at Codman Square Theatre on June 22 Frances Wilson of West Roxbury High was granted leave from Sept 1 to Aug 31, 1923
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Michael Angelo
North End
Boston
The
Good Samaritan
Binning Street
Roxbury
Martin School
Codman Square
Dorchester High
Frances B. Wilson
West Roxbury High School
Malden Cousins Contest Helen T. Cole Will
New York May 15 Surrogate Court began hearing a will contest over Helen T. Cole. She left nearly $200 000 chiefly to Roosevelt Hospital. Plaintiffs include William Henry Bell Malden Mass Florence Fletcher Halifax N Y Katherine E Dutton Tynacid Cal Dorothy F Richorn Petaluma Cal and Luise Fletcher Tomkins Mukwanago Wis, cousins of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
Cohalan
Helen T. Cole
Roosevelt, Hospital
William Henry
Bell
Maldeh
Mass
Florence Fletcher
Halifax
Katherine UE
Dutton
Tynacid
Cal
Dorothy F. ‘Richorn
Petaluma
Luise Fletcher Tomkins
Mukwanago
Wis
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for All Garments
Diamond Dyes claim simple instructions in every package allow women to dye or tint worn dresses coats skirts and even hangings. They guarantee no spotting fading streaking or running on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics and advise telling the druggist material type.
Malden Girl Scout Elizabeth Slocomb Wins Golden Eaglet
Miss Elizabeth Slocomb a 15 year old Malden girl from 27 Park street receives the Golden Eaglet the highest Girl Scout award after earning 22 merit badges and three gold stars for perfect attendance during three years. She belongs to Troop 2 and also holds a Medal of Merit for scouting and scholarship.
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Elizabeth Slocomb
Malden
Park Street
Scout Slocomb
Miss Slocomb
Boston Chamber Forms Charity Finance Committee
President Everett announced a twelve member committee of leading businessmen to study uniting charitable drives into a single annual campaign. The panel would explore a city charity chest run by trustees, distributing funds to reputable organizations based on need. Members include Bancroft Endicott Fessenden Fitzpatrick and others from major banks and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett. Moral
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Charity Finance
Charles,g
Bancroft
The
International Trust Company
William Endicott
Kidder
Peabody & Company
Russell G. Fessenden
American Trust Company
Paul WD. Fitzpatrick
Brown-Durrell “Compathy
John W. Cfallowell
James Jackson
James P. Phelan
Hornblower & Weeks
A. C. Rathshesky
United States Trust Company
Charles M. Rogerson
Henry B. Sawyer
Stone & Webster Company
Felix Vorenberg
Gilchrist Company
C. F. Weed
Fast National Bank
Falls From Staging Injures Medford Painter
Robert Harding of 5 Hardingcourt Medford fell from a staging while painting a house on Monument street West Medford yesterday. He sustained a fractured rib and numerous other injuries about the body and was taken home by the Medford police ambulance.
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Robert Harding
Hardingcourt
Medford
Monument Street
West Medford
Lawrence man sought in Portland murder case
Police are seeking Frank Biga of Lawrence in connection with the murder of John Kamendulis last Friday in Portland. Authorities say Biga’s home is in Lawrence and he is believed to have traveled here Sunday afternoon and may still be in the area.
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Lawrence
May
Frank
Biga
Portland
John Kamendulis
Cambridge Club to Hold May Party Evening Event
The AEFGMM Club of Cambridge and vicinity hosts an informal dancing and May party tonight at Brattle Hall Harvard Square Cambridge. Members include Misses Anna J. Ahern Emily K. Howard Francis M. Butler Gertrude A. Smithers Mary V. Gunning and Mary L. Smith. Assisting committee members are Bernard J. Gunning Edward R. Comerford Walter J. Smith and Walter E. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aefgmm Club
Cambridge
Incinity
Bratthe Hall
Harvard Square
Somerville
Anna J. ‘Ahern
Emily K. Howard
Francis M. Butler
Gertrude A. Smithers
Mary V. Gunning
Mary L. Smith
First Bid For Bust Of Kaiser 30 Cents
A bronze bust of Kaiser Wilhelm II opened at 50 cents at a surplus property sale by the United States Shipping Board in South Norwalk Connecticut. Bidding rose to 835 dollars before Dominic O Vetromile of the Mertimac Inn Westport bought the piece. More Waterland paintings and art objects will be offered later.
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Norwalk
Conn
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Vaterland
United States Shipping Board
Wilson Point
Dominic O. Vetromile
Westport
Waterland
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Northeastern University
Ie —G Aee
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
New England
Big Will
Maeden
Double Merchants
Om Fan
Gilchrist CC
Ture
Cretonne
Cambridge Club
Anna J. Ahern A .Nember
May Darice
Kaiser
Dame, Stoddard CO
Washington, Gt
Franklin
Linton Manufacturing Co
Columbus Ave
Roxbury Crossing
Maas
Mart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Shepherd
Washington
Boylston St
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