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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1917

Page

3

Lehy Estate Leaves Wife Major Portion of Inheritance

The will of the late Geoffrey B. Lehy leaves his entire estate to his wife Abbie M. Lehy except for stock in the W S Quinby Company and a few bequests. Employees with ten years service receive 500 dollars each, counting U S Army service as company service. A nephew Geoffrey J. Lehy is left 10,000 dollars with 15,000 after Mrs Lehy’s death. The Sisters of Providence and St John’s Preparatory College each receive 1,000 dollars, and 2,000 goes to the Springfield archbishop for Otter River church upkeep after Mrs Lehy’s death.

W. S. Quinby Company South Market Street Geoffrey B. Lehy Army of the United States Lehy Quinby Company Abbie M. Lehy Geoffrey J. Lehy Sisters of Providence of Holyoke St. John’s Preparatory College of Danvers Springfield Otter River Templeton

Services Tomorrow For Mrs Armstrong

Mrs Harriet Elizabeth Armstrong wife of William C Armstrong a crier in the sixth civil jury session of the Suffolk Superior Court died Monday night from complications of diseases. She will be buried from her residence 2989 Washington Street Roxbury tomorrow. She was mother in law of Dr John A Kenney medical director of Tuskegee Normal Institute Henry Robbins official stenographer in the Suffolk Superior Criminal Court and Carroll A Lew musician and orchestra leader.

Harriet Elizabeth Armstrong William C. Armstrong Suffolk Superior Court Washington Street Roxbury John A. Kenney Tuskegee Normal & Industrial Institute Henry Robbins Suffolk Superior Criminal Court Carrol A. Lew

Chinese Commission Arrives in Chicago to Study U.S. Industry

Fourteen Chinese commissioners arrived in Chicago to buy supplies for the government and to acquaint themselves with the American industrial situation. The group travels under orders to assess procurement needs and factory capabilities as part of a government mission.

U. S Chicago America

War Time Work for the Women

The Women's Educational and Industrial Union will sell dried bread crumbs as part of its food conservation program. Miss Helen Henry, the executive secretary, announced yesterday. A corn day will be held in its lunch rooms, and women bakers will receive war recipes to aid the sales room and patron education for the liberty luncheon.

Women’s Educational and Industrial Union Helen Henry Liberty

Wartime Women Employed Across Sectors Find Openings

A Union committee under the employment bureau surveys wartime job openings for women. Realtors, insurers, leather houses, dry goods, publishers, druggists, and opticians report salary offers and roles for women. The union urges cooperation in food conservation and prints a menu of wartime dishes with affordable meals.

Union Food Commission Washington Liberty

Naval Reserve Call to Active Duty Increases Enrollments

Within days every naval reserve member not on active duty will be called in and assigned. Letters specify reporting times and last week enrollments reached about 200 per day at Charleston navy yard. Exemptions apply to those on furlough for education or away with permission due to manpower shortages.

Naval Reserve Charlestown Navy Yard

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