Sallies Work Under Fire Tells Salvation Army Drive Story
The Tremont Temple rally launches a nationwide drive for 13 million dollars to aid Salvation Army work in France and at home. Brigadier General Cole leads a diverse audience as Irene and Gladys McIntyre recount frontline aid, doughnut deliveries, and the Army’s wartime help.
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Tremont
Gifford
Tremont Temple
Salvation Army
France
Charles H. Cole
Joe Miller
Charlestown
101St Infantry
Joe
Pippins
Adam Gifford
Verdun
Belleville
Bras
Vacherauville
Hell
McCall
Cole
Rollins
McIntyre Girls
Chaplain du Valle
McIntyre Sisters
General Cole
Elks
Boston
Irene McIntyre
Toul
Chateau Thierry
Salvation Army Drives for Boston and New England Funds
The Salvation Army launches a major fundraising drive today seeking 400000 in Boston and 3000000 across New England. Boston Elks pledge full support as citizens unite to push the campaign from now through May 26 to reach the targets.
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Coolidge
Salvation Army
Charles L. Burrill
McCall
Sanford Bates
Boston
Elks
Somerset Street
Judge Pond
Young Men’s Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
Boston Campaign Army
Esta Mae Barr
101St Infantry
Creed
101St
1St Engineers
101St Field Artillery
New England
Boston Elks
Unitarian anniversary service at Arlington Street Church
Three ministers lead the service as the anniversary sermon is delivered by Rev. Joel G. H. Metcalf. He contrasts military sacrifice with church courage, urging bold faith over fear and urging active Christian service rather than mere safety.
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Arlington Street
Samuel A. Eliot
D. D
American Unitarian Association
Abbot Peterson
Lewis G. Wilson
Joel G. H. Metcalf
Winchester
A Preacher Urges Bravery in Church Campaign
The preacher calls for the church to abandon defensive entrenchments and adopt an offensive spirit like the American army. He urges broader fellowship, wider organization, and a heroic, unselfish approach to combat evil, praising the self-sacrifice of soldiers who faced death in battle.
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France
Discharged Soldier Struck By Freight in Lawrence
The body of Patrick O'Neill, 64, a discharged Canadian soldier, was found on the Boston and Maine railroad tracks under the Union Street bridge in Lawrence. He had been hit by a freight train. cause unknown. Survived by parents at 102 Springfield Street and several siblings.
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Lawrence
Patrick O’neill
Boston & Maine
Union Street
O'Neill
Springfield Street
Nantasket Cottages At Premium This Season Likely
At Nantasket Beach the first signs of a tight cottage market emerged as thousands visiting for the day searched in vain for seasonal rentals. The crowd’s efforts failed, signaling higher demand and limited availability for the upcoming season.
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Nantasket
Struck by automobile kills town’s prominent citizen
William E Street, 78, longtime secretary of the Pennsylvania Coal Company in New York, and a prominent Episcopal church member, was struck by an automobile Saturday evening in Darien, Conn., ending his notable career after 15 years retirement.
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William E. Street
Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
New York
Episcopal Church
Darien
Conn
Birthday of Felix Zolli coffer and Civil War career
Felix Zolli Zollicoffer born May 19 1812 in Tennessee rose from printer and editor to journalist and Confederate brigadier general. He fought Native Americans, edited the Nashville Banner, helped build a suspension bridge, served in Congress, then led troops near the Cumberland Gap where a staffer fired on him after crossing lines, killing Zollicoffer and two aides at age 50.
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Felix Zollicoffer
Feli Zollicoffer
Tennessee
Paris
Nashville Banner
Nashville
Congress
Cumberland Gar Zollicoffer
Kentucky
Fry
Zollicoffer
Lexington Veterans Invited to Welcome Home Dinner
Soldiers from Lexington received invitations yesterday to a dinner for returning service members at Belmon Springs Country Club on Monday evening May 26. The invitations were sent by the Lexington welcome home committee on entertainment, chaired by George Br Brigg. The 180 year have been discussed the world war.
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Lexington
Belmon Springs Country Club
Auto Trap At Work In Lexington Police Campaign
Police operation resumed yesterday and Saturday halted many drivers for traffic law violations. Town police are determined to curb reckless driving, reporting fewer violators than before as the effort shows promising results in Lexington.
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Alead
Lexington
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Ellis
C. F. Hovey Company
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Chauncy Street
Tex
R. F. Baker
Stratford
Okla
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Jesus of Nazareth
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