Honor Hero in West End Dedication for Max Hirshovitz
The High School of Commerce and 8000 West End residents honored Corporal Max Hirshovitz of the 104th Infantry, Yankee Division, at a Armistice Day ceremony dedicating the Myrtle and Hancock street junction. A priest, rabbi, headmaster, coach, mayor, and legion leaders spoke. Boston cadets and veterans marched in the large parade through Park Square to Bowdoin and Hancock streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School of Commerce
West End
Myrtle
Hancock Streets
Max Hirshovitz
104Th Infantry
Commerce
Chateau Thierry
Boston
James E. Welch
Legion
Coor Guards
Veterans of Foreign Wars
13Th Infantry Band
Park Square
Charles Street
Beacon Street
Bowdoin
Hancock Street
James E. Downey
Dartmouth Hockey Faces Rebuilding After Tuck Departure
Dartmouth's hockey program braces for change as Leon Tuck, former Green captain and coach, will not return this winter. The university cites business pressures for his departure and no successor has been named yet, leaving the team in need of leadership.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Leon Tuck
Green
Tuck
Boston Foch Gift Fund Nears Goal With Watch Gift
The Boston Post urges last minute gifts to the Marshal Foch Gift Fund for a premier 23 jewel gold watch as a tribute. The presentation will happen at the Washington Elm Cambridge at 3 45 p m Monday with Prof Louis Mercier of Harvard, a French officer, making the presentation in French. Contributions total about 850 dollars with a thousand expected, from readers and numerous local schools and organizations.
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Foch
Boston
Waltham
Post
America
New England
Aaron L. Dennison
Washington Elm
Cambridge
Washington
Marshal Foch
Hero
Louis J. A. Mercier
Harvard College
France
West Acton
Boys’ Catholic Club
Clinton
Methuen Company
Methuen
St. Patrick’s School
Lowell
Joseph F. Dullock
South Boston
Thomas F. Croak
East Boston
Verdinand Foch
Rembrance
Mercier
Harvard
Boston Post
Boston 4
Mass
The
Joseph Monticelli
Baltimore
Anna
George Shaddick
Nee van Thieler
Priscilla M. Sargent
Ste. Ann
Turners Falls
Henrie Courtemanche
F. H. Palmer
Bristol
Arlington Eess
Michael Walsh
Baald A. Fy
R. BE. D
M. i. Dd
KF. Bk
Jane Dearbon Mills
William F. Grant
Paunton
M. E. Gould
Northampton
Fred Riel
Colerain
Peter Guilbault
J. F. Falk
Union Pkc
Nellie Farley
Norwood
Joseph R. Lees
Somerville
Jed J. Cardin
Ethel
John J. Tyrrell
Chelses
Josephine A. Shean
Belmont
H. Bowers
Mapleave
Winter Methuen
William C. Hogan
George O'Loughlin
William Kane
Allan Curley
John O’neill
Walter Conley
George Cas- Delmer
A. Bonney
Berlin
M. H
de Po
Chelsea
M. SS. H
Quincy
Amy W. Ballou
Leonard St
Flald
H. Tyrrell
Mary A. Hampton
Telles N. Forrest
Jawre
Coolidge Corner
Ruth Bowman
George G. Moody
Hancock
Hilt
Methuen Co
J. Boston
Martin ‘T. ‘Gard- Mop Ceeees
Andrew Square
South
Dover statistician Totten and Bridgeville teacher eloped couple arrested
Roger L. Totten 28 a former statistician with Delaware State Board of Education and Miss Margaret Hill 19 a Bridgeville school teacher were arrested in Wilmington at 1 pm after eloping week earlier. Totten charged with wire desertion. Hill held for investigation.
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Wilmington
Del
Roger L. Totten
Dover
State Board of Education
Margaret Hill
Bridgeville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Totten
Baby Unveils War Memorial in Milford Ceremony
In Milford on November 11 a three year old child of Sergeant Philip J. Callery unveiled a granite memorial to local service members. The sergeant died overseas making the moment poignant as 8000 locals gathered and a 2000-strong parade preceded the curtain removal revealing a statue of a doughboy returning from the trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Philip J. Callery
Philip
Japan Society elects new Boston leaders in annual meeting
Carus FE Dallin was elected president of the Japan Society of Boston. Vice presidents chosen were the Rev. Thomas Van Nessa, Mrs. J. Malcolm Forbes, William H. Randall, and Courtenay Crocker. Madicott Marean was elected treasurer and Miss Jessie M. Sherwood secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carus FE. Dallin
Japan Society of Boston
Thomas van Nessa
J. Malcolm Forbes
William H. Randall
Courtenay Crocker
Madicott Marean
Jessie M. Sherwood
BromO Quinine Tablets Cure Cold Headache Ad
Ad promoting BromO Quinine tablets as a tonic laxative and germ destroyer that relieves headache by curing the cold. Claims the genuine bears the signature Hh. W. Grove. Warns to get BromO. 8c. adrt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hh. W. Grove
Stray Shot Wounds 17YearOld In Waltham Woods
John J. Chnemus aged 17 of 64 Coffee Street Waltham was wounded in the right hand by a stray bullet while in Prospect Hill woods where he was setting traps. He walked to a neighbor's home and was taken to Waltham Hospital. police believe a hunter fired the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Chnemus
Coffee Street
Waltham
Waltham Hospital
Chnemus
Prospect Hill Woods
Albert Clark
Main Street
Connecticut Doctor Resigns to Lead New York State Hospital Board
Dr. C. Floyd Haviland superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane in Middletown Connecticut resigns to become chairman of the State hospital commission of New York State. The move announced on November 1 shows a transfer of leadership between state mental health agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
C. Floyd Haviland
State Hospital For the
State Hospital Commission of
New York State
Sisters of Briggs to Unveil Tablet for War Hero in Forest Hills
The twin sisters of Corporal Charles F. Briggs, killed in the Chateau Thierry offensive, will unveil a commemorative tablet tomorrow afternoon in Forest Hills at the Walkhill and Wenham street junction. Briggs, a 30th Infantry veteran and 1917 recruit, was celebrated as an athlete and scholar after graduating from the High School of Commerce. The unveiling is hosted by the High School of Commerce War Veterans Association with the Michael J. O Connell and James C Shea Post of the American Legion presiding.
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Francis
Dorothy Briggs
Charles F. Briggs
France
Chateau- Thierry
Forest Hills
Briggs
30Th Infantry
Auggust
High School of Commerce
High School of Commerce War Veterans Association
Walkhill
Wenham Streets
Michael J. O'Connell
James C. Shea
American Legion
Burial of Mr. Lawton in Faneuil at 99 Brooks Street
Charles L. Lawton, aged about 80, a prominent Faneuil resident, was buried yesterday from his home at 99 Brooks Street. He was born in Needham and died suddenly Tuesday afternoon while waiting for a train at South Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Lawton
Faneuil
Brooks Street
Mr. Lawton
Needham
Patrolman Recovers Large Touring Car Stolen from Pennsylvania
Patrolman Patrick Garrity of the Dudley Street station spotted a large touring car recently stolen from Pennsylvania. He pursued a young man near the Roxbury Boys' Club, who fled into the clubhouse but was captured as the officer towed the car to the station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Garrity
Dudley Street
Pennsylvania
Roxbury Boys
Union Prayer Service Held at Arlington Heights Churches
The Baptist, Park Avenue Congregational and First Methodist Episcopal churches united for an Armistice Day prayer service held yesterday forenoon in the Baptist church edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist, Park Avenue Congregational
First Methodist Episcopal Churches
Arlington Heights
Golf Scribes Play in Turkey Tourney at Oakley
The Turkey Golf tournament at Oakley Country Club is set for next Wednesday November 16. The event features Star and Novice classes with valuable prizes for top birds and a likely record entry.
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Oakley Country Club
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Ira Hill
Miss Hill
Frookline
Hill
New York
Pennsylvania Station
Donaway
Georgetown
E. L. Totten
Brookline
Delaware
Shreve Crump & Low
Tremont Street
Prof
Holland
Fred
Bobbie Cardin
Henrie Sourtemanche
Marshal
Ypres
Arras
Armentieres
Somme
Channel
Gilenes
Utyl le
Joint Coffee Trade Publicity Committee
Wall Strest
Boris
Milfords
Japan Society
Esther Solakian
Huntington Ave
Waltham Boy
DR. Haviland
Relace
Penna
Union Prayer Service
Noonanh’s
Hair Petrole
Mirschbaum Co
Philadelphia
Washington Street
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