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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

14

Veterans Enjoy Outings at Hospitals and Beaches

Hundreds of veterans from Glen Rock Chelsea West Roxbury and Parker Hill Hospitals joined trips aboard the steamship Cape Cod to Provincetown funded by the Cape Cod Steamship Company. West Roxbury patients also visited Nantasket Beach with American Legion support.

Glen Rock Chelsea West Roxbury Parker Hill Provincetown Bradford Cape Cod Steamship Company West Roxbury Hospital Nantasket Teach Michael J. O’connell American Legion Jamaica Plain Charles E. Nolan New Bedford Women's Auxiliary Patrick J. Coyne American Legion of Charlemont Mass Women Legionnaires of

Boston Girl Makes Good in Stage Career

Ursula O'Hare of Boston, sister of Jack O’Hare, moves to the West as Eleanor in Irene after training at New England Conservatory and Notre Dame Academy. Discovered by Raymond Hitchcock and coached by Fred Stone, she previously appeared in Jack O’Lantern and Tip Top and began as a super in Everywoman at the Opera House.

Boston Raymond Hitchcock Fred Stone New England Conservatory of Music Notre Dame Academy Ursula O'Hare Miss O’hare Jack O’hare Boston University John J. O’hare Boston Post Eleanor Irene Boston Boys Miss O'Hare Conservatory Opera New England Conservatory of Music

Plymouth Cordage Opens Community Building in Boston

The Plymouth Cordage Company marks the Pilgrims Ter Centenary with an open house at its new Plymouth Cordage Community building. Each afternoon the hospitality club screens educational motion pictures on rope and twine production and a basement industrial exhibit showcases typical machines in operation.

Plymouth Cordage Company Pilgrims Plymouth Cordage Community

Company Builds Model Employees Village With Public Rooms

The complex includes furnished sitting and rest rooms with willow seating, a 600 seat auditorium, bright lighting, and a cheerful atmosphere. The Loring Reading Room offers 12 000 volumes in four languages for employees and families. A kindergarten, athletic field, and 300 to 400 company houses with low-rent gardens complete the village.

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Mining Expert Sir Francis Brain Dies in London

London obituary of Sir Francis William Thomas Brain a Bristol mining authority born 1856 and member of the Institute of Civil Engineers who was knighted in 1913.

London Francis William Thomas Brain Bristol Institute of Civil Engineers

Boy asks police to locate his absent father

Alphone Grabel a 10 year old boy of 118 Third street South Boston went to the D street station seeking help to find his father William Grabel 40 who left home eight years ago. The boy asked why other boys have fathers and his mother explained the absence.

Alphone Grabel Third Street Boston D Street William Grabel West Seconda Street

Home brewer warned after neighbors complain of fumes

New York report says Thomas Higgins of Brooklyn brewed at home causing neighbors to feel intoxicated from kitchen fumes. Higgins admitted drinking and was warned by Magistrate Liota he may not brew or taste another’s for a year.

New York Thomas Higgins Brooklyn Liota Higgins Himsel Higgins

Blacksmith Joseph Cling Dies by Own Hand in Shelburne

Joseph Cling a 56 year old blacksmith committed suicide at his Shelburne Vermont home this morning by shooting himself with a 38 caliber revolver. No motive is known. He leaves a sister.

Shelburn Falls Joseph Cling

Guilty After Landing Plane on Strandway Beach

Harry De Caster of Allston and Robert McBurtt of Newton were arraigned in South Boston District Court for violating park rules by landing an airplane on Strandway Beach in South Boston. Both cases were placed on file after the court ordered no further landings on the Strandway beach except in emergencies.

Strandway South Boston Harry de Caster Glenville Avenue Allston Robert McBurtt Charles Street Newton Logan

Coast Artillery of Maine Begins Camp at Fort Williams

Reorganized numbering about 500 officers and men of the Coast Artillery Maine National Guard report for a two weeks tour of duty at Fort Williams Portland. Five companies and the HQ unit commanded by Colonel William P. Norton come from Portland Camden Thomaston Rockland and Sanford.

Portland Coast Artillery Maine National Guard Fort ‘Williams William P. Norton Camden Thomaston Rockland Sanford

Old Maine hotel burned in Waterville blaze

Old Clinton House hotel, built in 1834 at Clinton in central Maine, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The incident occurred in Waterville with the loss estimated at a substantial sum.

OLD Maine Watervilld Clinton House Clinton, Main Maine

Strike Averted as Stage Hands Reach One Year Pact

New York officials say a threatened stage hands strike was avoided today after the International Alliance of Theatrical Employees signed a one year agreement with the Theatre Managers' Association.

New York International Alliance of Theatrical Employees Theatrical Managers’ Association

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