St Josephs Alumni Meet Forms Active Roxbury Chapter
Several hundred alumni of St Josephs Parochial School Roxbury gathered for the first regular meeting of the newly formed alumni association. A reunion party and whist dance is planned for November 22 at Hibernian Hall Roxbury. Officers were elected for the year. President Thomas M Green, secretary Marie J McKey, treasurer Minnie McCarthy OBrien, first vice Nellie Higgins McWiley, second vice John B Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Roxbury
Hibernian Hall
Mgr
M. J. Splaine
St. Joseph's School
St. Joseph's
Marie J. McKey
Thomas M. Green
Marle J. McKey
Minnie McCarthy O’brien
Nellie Higgins McWley
John B. Casey
Stole Ties and Hat Charge Against Ivarkin Avelone
Frank Ivarkin, alias Joseph Avelone of 189 Harrison Avenue, was captured after a hot chase yesterday afternoon charged with larceny of neckties and a hat from a department store. His companion escaped by fleeing into a nearby shop through a door that could not be opened from the outside.
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Frank Ivarkin
Joseph Avelone
Harrison Avenue
Freemasons Open 103d Supreme Council Session at Copley Plaza
A grand reception at the Copley Plaza closed the first day of the 103d annual Supreme Council gathering of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. Over 1000 Freemasons from multiple states attend as activities unfold through Thursday night in the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction.
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Copley Plaza
Supreme Council
THE
Thomas Marshall
Marshall
United States
Leroy Goddard
Chicago
Robinson Locke
Toledo
Otto W. Volger
Buffalo
Robert Oc, Titus
Walter M. Gibson
New York
Galaxy of Masons Gather Across the Country
A galaxy of men high in the Masonic craft traveled from all over the country for a notable gathering, an occasion graced by the ladies of the officers of the Supreme Council.
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Supreme Council
Masonic gathering honors grand commander as 338th degree class to be conferred
Delegates gathered in Gothic Hall for the supreme council session with many ladies in attendance. A life sized portrait of Barton Smith of Toledo by Louis Betts was unveiled and later hung at Masonic Hall alongside other grand commanders. A Boston Quintet concert followed a reception and preparations for a massive charitable foundation to aid widows and orphans were discussed for fall.
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Barton Smith
Toledo
Louis Betts
Masonic Hall
Supreme Council
Boston
Gothic Hall
Brethren of the 324 Degree
Penne
Leon M. Abbott
Paragon Park
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Hotel Lenox
I. M. Abbott
Amos Pettibone
Chicago
Robinson Locke
Leroy A. Goddard
High Grade Chocolates 1 Ib Box Offers 15 to 18 Varieties
The George Close Company offers a plain inexpensive one pound box containing between 15 and 18 varieties such as Nougatines cherries strawberries ginger raisins peanuts coconut butter toffee and caramels. Each box is prepaid for 50 cents if the local candy store lacks them. Address 248 Broadway Cambridge Mass.
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George Close Company
Broadway
Cambridge
Mass
Missing Man Baum Inventor of Concentrating Night Rays
Friends and colleagues search for Karl M. Baum the civil engineer missing for four weeks. Baum helped co-own patent rights with Boston attorneys Harry E. Levenson David Lichtenstein and Samuel L. Bailen to a device called concentrating night rays used to detect ships in fog or darkness. Worried co-workers fear the secret could fall into wartime hands.
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Karl M. Baum
Harry E. Levenson
David Lichtenstein
Samuel L. Bailen
Boston
Baum
Explosion Burns Lynn Man While Lighting Lamp
William McGowen an elderly shoe worker of 19 James Street Lynn was lighting an alcohol lamp before cooking supper when fumes ignited from the gas jet causing an explosion that enveloped him in flames. He was taken to Lynn Hospital with burns to the head and his recovery was doubtful.
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William McGowen
James Street
Lynn
McGowen
Lynn Hospital
Archibald Denies He Broke the Law in Berlin Affair
Archibald, returning on the Rotterdam, refused to discuss the matter until advised by his lawyer. He claimed Dr. Dumba’s letter was given openly and that he carried notes as a traveler. He said he did not knowingly violate passport rules and described letters of introduction and advice received before any field work.
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Rotterdam
Archibald
Dumba
Germany
State Department
Ambassador Gerard
New York
Prince Hatzfeldt
Prince Hartzfeldt
Count von Bernstorff
von Papen
Washington
Secret Service
Europe
Services Today for Alonzo Tibbetts
Funeral services for Alonzo Tibbetts a veteran Boston newspaper man will be held at 1 o clock today at his home 50 Pleasant Street Medford He covered Boston newspapers Transcript and Advertiser during an 88 year career He was years old and survived by a wife a daughter and a grandson.
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Alonzo Tibbetts
Boston
Pleasant Street
Medford
Helen Meserve Named Visitor for Florence Crittenton League
Miss Helen Meserve a Boston University graduate who taught in a Mexican girls school for five years under the ABCFM has been engaged by the Florence Crittenton League of Compassion to act as a visitor. She will follow up girls who have passed through the house and investigate prospective cases.
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Helen Meserve
Boston University
Mexico
Florence Crittenton League of Compassion
Athinai Destroyed By Fire At Sea Off Halifax
Greek steamer Athinai burned at sea with one life lost. Tuscania rescued 408 passengers and crew. Roumanian Prince saved 61 others. Wreckage left burning in Nos. 1 and 2 holds at 10 30 p m. Position 40 54 north, 67 47 west.
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Halifax
N. S
Marine Department
Mohr murder case called for grand jury witnesses
Providence Sept 20 Summonses have been served upon persons wanted as witnesses in the Mohr murder case to appear before the grand jury Wednesday It is understood that the Attorney
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Providence
Mohr
Indictments Sought Against Four in Mohr Murder Case
General at that time will seek indictments against Mrs Elizabeth Frances Mohr widow of the murdered physician and Cecil Victor Brown George W Healis and Henry Spellman the three men charged by police with killing Dr Mohr Mrs Mohr accused by police of inciting her husband s murder The hearing on Mrs Mohr s petition to be appointed administratrix of the Mohr estate comes up tomorrow.
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Elizabeth Frances Mohr
Cecil Victor Brown
George W. Healis
Henry Spellman
Dr. Mohr
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