Parkhurst Confesses Improper Relations in Cambridge Divorce
In East Cambridge court yesterday Ada L. Parkhurst testified that Herbert A. Parkhurst of Fram ne admitted improper relations with her mother. Mrs. Parkhurst named her mother Mrs. Cora J. Taylor as respondent in the divorce suit against her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Parkhurst
Fram
Ada L. Parkhurst
East Cambridge
Parkhursts Taylors
Taylor
Comany
Charles Park- Urst
Parkhurst
Costume Party at Repco Club in Brookline
The Repco Club of United Shoe Machinery hosts a Hallowe'en costume party at Whitney Hall Brookline on Monday October 30. Judges include E P Brown G W Brown A W Todd F R Johnson S W Winslow Jr and M Dunn. Campbell's Orchestra provides music with speciality dances by the Kelly twins and M Whitmark Co songs. Entertainment arranged by William Hoefling and assisted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repco Club
United Shoe Repairing Machine Company
Whitney Hall
Brookline
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
E. P. Brown
G.W. Brown
A. W. Todd
F. R. Johnson
Special Services Today for Girl Scouts Fund Drive
Special services in every community with Girl Scout troops will be held to raise funds for an annual budget of 17 000 dollars. In Boston the event is at Trinity Church at 4 with Rev Alexander Mann officiating. The girls will attend in uniform. A special treasure song will be sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Trinity Church
Alexander Mann
Apecis Teasure Wu
Public schools urged inclusive football for all students
William Mather Lewis of the U S Chamber of Commerce criticized school football as elitist at the Middlesex County Teachers Association meeting. He urged a sport program where every child participates, noting outdoor space and inclusive physical education as essential for improving national health.
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William Mather Lewis
Educational Service of
United States Chamber of Commerce
Middlesex County Teachers’ Association
Converse Hall
Tremont Temple
Lewis
America
Woman Shoplifter Roughs Captor at Store, Receives Credit
Dorothy Lamarche and others were arrested for shoplifting yesterday. Lamarche broke away from store detective Miss Mabel Ballou and, recaptured, struck Ballou on the chin. Central Court sentenced three months for theft and ten dollars for assault. she appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lamarche
D. Andrea
Vivian Martin
Mabel Ballou
Miss Ballou
Central Court
Judge Lowell III on Bench
United States District Judge James A. Lowell, sworn in last Monday, fell ill on the bench at the Federal Building yesterday and the court was adjourned. Relatives accompanied him to his Chestnut Hill home where he was reported to have indigestion and to remain in bed for two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James A. Lowell
Federal
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Ex Pastor Loses Suit for Ten Thousand in Becket Case
A Pittsfield jury after 85 minutes found for the defendants in a $10,000 damage suit for alleged conspiracy and libel brought by Rev. Walter C. Carroll, former pastor of North and Centre Congregational churches in Becket, against the North Church standing committee Omri S. Willis Roy W. Smith and Henry A. Bidwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Walter C. Carroll
North
Centre
Becket
Standing Committee of the North Church
Omri S. Willis
Roy W. S. Smith
Henry A. Bidwell
Becket Church Libel Trial Ends Without Case Taken
The court refused to take the case from the jury after evidence. Attorney Milton B. Warner did not present arguments. Carroll, self represented, argued about propaganda linked to a Masonic conspiracy and read a letter accusing Eva E. Turner of making eyes at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Warner
Warner
Carroll
P. J. Moore
Burns
North Ferrisburg
Becket
New York State
North Church
Eva E. Turner
First Church
First Con-gregational Church of
First Congregational Church
Walter ©. Carroll
Navy Day Mixup Delays Plymouth Welcome for Paulding
Plymouth experiences a near failure as Navy Day notice mailed to Boston causes confusion. The U S destroyer Paulding anchored offshore while limited boat service and minimal advance plans led to a small turnout for the six mile visit. Local officials and Chamber volunteers hurried to arrange impromptu entertainments for the naval guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
U. S
Paulding
Mayo
Boston
Federal
G. A. R. Hal
Commonwealth Pier
Chamber of Commerce
Charge Coal Operators With Profiteering
Fuel Administrator Charles M. Floyd told the Pennsylvania coal commissions that operators are profiteering by selling anthracite to New Hampshire dealers at 13.50 a ton, forcing a 20.00 a ton consumer price. Car shortages worsen New Hampshire coal supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Charles M. Floyd
Pennsylvania Coal Commissions
New Hampshire
ONITE and Zonite antiseptics touted for home use
The advertisement extols ONITE as a stabilized carrel Dakin solution tenacious in killing germs, claiming it is forty times stronger than hydrogen peroxide and safe for skin. It promotes tissue growth, aids wound healing, and can be sprayed for respiratory diseases in children while also serving as a disinfectant for homes and animals.
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Rockefeller Institute
Materia Medica
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Maurice Ketten
M& Keep
Mamas
Tin
Clark Street
Framingham
Ada
Posner
Avery
Eres
Girl Scouts
William M. Lewis
Lowell III
NAVY
Bolivia
Worumbo
Baroda
Bott
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