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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1922

Page

5

Woman Seeks Citizenship Under New Naturalization Act

Mrs Isabel Fenton Hall of 31 Orchard Street Squantum becomes the first New England woman to claim citizenship under the new law allowing married women to become citizens regardless of husbands status. Born in Wollaston she seeks naturalization after 90 days with two witnesses and repatriation for her two children.

Isabel Fenton Hall Orchard Street Squantum New England United States Hail Federal Naturalization Court Wollaston Nova Scotia Isabel F. Hall

Old-Timers' Day Fund Receipts Reach 10657.95 For Hospital

The Old Timers' Day Fund generated 10657.95 from ticket receipts for a baseball game on September 11, 1922. Auditor's statement, certified by Price Waterhouse & Co., confirms proper vouchers, cancelled checks, and a bank deposit balance of 10657.05.

Post Price, Watehouse & Co Public Accountants 60 State Street Post Publishing Company “Old Timers Price Waterhouse & CO

Post funds aid Children’s Hospital from ball game

A letter to the Boston Post expresses deep thanks for 10657.95 dollars raised by the Old Farmers’ Ball Game held September 11, 1922. The net proceeds were turned over to The Children's Hospital, thanks to Mr. Reynolds and the Post staff, including Jack Slattery, for their public spirit and efficiency.

Boston Roeata Bostohnh Mr. Reynolds Jack Slattery Order of the Children’s Hospital Boston Post Children’s Hospital Post Reynolds

Lawson Drops Out of Sight in Dreamwold Sale Probe

From Southwest Harbor, Maine, reports reach Boston that Thomas W. Lawson has left his sister Mary Lawson’s summer home without word on his whereabouts. Trustees began listing Dreamwold’s vast estate items for Oct 12 and 13 sale to satisfy court judgments, while Lawson stays away and concentrates on the process.

Southwest Harbor Maine Boston Thomas W. Lawson Mary Lawson Smith Young Lawson Dreamwold South Shore New York

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