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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
7
Boston’s police force nearly 1500 strong marched before city and State officials and citizens in one of the biggest parades in the Hub. Commissioner Herbert A. Wilson received congratulations for the graceful display by the guardians of law and order.
A Boston police parade and inspection drew cheers as the blue coats marched from Dartmouth Street through Commonwealth Avenue and beyond. Mayor Curley watched from City Hall while Lt Governor Fuller and General Stevens led the reviewing party on the Common with numerous officials and distinguished guests present.
Gloucester Oct 2 State police arrived with sweeping powers to identify the blonde murdered woman and to bring to justice the killers in a week of crimes. Investigators pursue the Devine romance case and the seaside murder as reporters are kept at bay and secrecy shrouds early actions.
A romance from Nantasket beach led to the marriage of Catherine A. Nolan daughter of Matthew Nolan of Dorchester to William A. Shea of Dorchester. The ceremony was held at St. Margaret's Church Columbia with Rev John Culhane officiating the nuptial mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O Connell of Somerville observed their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home 59 Columbus Avenue. They were married in St Josephs church.
Union square resident Rev Thomas O Brien and his wife, longtime fruit and produce businessman, celebrate a milestone with seven children present from Medford Somerville Arlington and local addresses. Gift tokens and congratulatory messages arrive as the couple maintains good health after years in the community.
Alaska cotton a grass species is a principal plant aiding revegetation of lowland areas covered by Mt Katmai eruption ash. It helps stabilize soils and support recovery of ecosystems impacted by the volcanic event.
The School of Religious Education at Boston University marks Friday the 13th with a noon pageant on death of superstition. Written by Genevieve Townsend of Des Moines Iowa, the cast includes Harold Jones Roslindale and Ignorance Gertrude Athearn Malden among others. Mona C. Mayo Bangor Maine directs. One fourth of the nation’s 700000 teachers attend summer school.
The description notes elite panels shirred from the center of rosettes, which are themselves shirred onto a girdle. This highlights the decorative technique emphasizing central paneling and the anchoring rosette motifs on a wearable piece.
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