Rally Month for Churches in Massachusetts 1915-16
Massachusetts churches announce a season long evangelism plan based on Cleveland’s Federated Churches. October features Come-to-Church Month with rally day for Sunday schools on Oct 8 and Come-to-Church Sunday Oct 10 followed by a prayer rally. Week runs through Oct 81 with Family Sunday Oct 17 Young People Oct 24 and Consecration Sunday Oct 31. Plans may extend into Nov and Dec for Boston area.
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Churches of
Massachusetts
Federated Churches of
Cleveland
Committee On Evangelism
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Boston
Vicinity
Body Recovered at Central Wharf
Harbor police pulled an unidentified man from the water at Central wharf late yesterday. He was 45, 5 feet 8 inches, 178 pounds, dark brown hair and complexion, smooth face, slightly bald, wearing blue overalls a cotton shirt black lace shoes and socks. The body was sent to North Mortuary.
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Central Wharf
North Mortuary
Harbor Police
Boston Hospitals Receive Record 35000 Roses From Henry Penn
Thousands of inmates across 20 Boston hospitals will receive a record shipment of 35 000 roses from florist Henry Penn. The flowers will be delivered to hospitals and distributed to patients by doctors and nurses, spanning facilities such as Massachusetts General and St. Elizabeths.
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Boston
Henry Penn
Hadley
Ward
American Beauty
Penn
Children's
Boston City
City Hospital
South Department
Mattapan
Massachusetts General
St. Elizabeth’s
Carney
Mt. Sinai
Peter Bent Brigham
Robert Brigham
Free Home
Holy Ghost
St. Margaret's
Animal Lovers Want Sunday Post Pictorial Feature
Readers are invited to enjoy a half page animal picture in the Pictorial Section of the upcoming Sunday Post. The feature promises warmth and charm for all pet owners and animal enthusiasts.
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Next
Sunday Post
Breakfast at Harvard extends hours to 10 45
Memorial Hall will serve breakfast as late as 10 45 after the opening of the hall for the coming academic year. Students who sleep late may pay 25 cents extra for an out of grace meal added to the semi annual bill, while those arriving before 9 45 a.m. still pay the standard rate.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Canopic Due to Arrive in Boston Tonight
The White Star liner Canopic with over 600 passengers is expected in Boston tonight from Italian ports and the Azores. No wireless message has reached agents, and a heavy gale Tuesday night and yesterday likely delayed the docking by about a day.
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Boston
Azores
Hunt in vain for missing bridegroom
An all day search for Edward Teer of Somerville who vanished about an hour before his wedding to Helen Ripley of East Cambridge failed to find any trace. Mrs Ripley, mother of the bride to be, expressed confidence in the groom and suspected an accident may have befallen him.
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Edward Teer
Somerville
Helen Ripley
Fifth Street
East Cambridge
Off for South America on Verdi from New York
Boston passengers sailed yesterday from New York aboard Lamport and Holt Line Steamer Verdi bound for Rio de Janeiro Buenos Ayres and other South American ports. The list includes K. Cobb Jr Mrs Eben Moore Wragg Miss Louise Angelo Flage Walter J Meadows Clarence H Means Frank H Paige Andrew Wilcoeck and Mr and Mrs John Wilcock.
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Boston
New York
Lamport & Holt Line
Verdi
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
South American
K. Cobb
Eben Moore Wragg
Louise Angelo Flage
Walter J. Meadows
Clarence H. Means
Frank H. Paige
Andrew Wilcoeck
John Wilcock
Wedding Frustration Follows Sudden Nonappearance
The sister recalls seeing him at 1 15 PM the same day and notes sickness from overwork as a possible cause for his absence. He and his fiancée were devoted and the wedding had been planned, with both expecting the event. He had not arrived home until 1 45 AM the night of the wedding.
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Somerville
Cambridge
University Extension Courses Attract Record Enrollment
Early registration indicates higher attendance for university extension classes this year. Notable offerings include Philosophy by Professor Josiah Royce, Drama History and Analysis by Professor George P. Baker, and Economics by Professor Henry C. Metcalf. Additional courses cover Spanish, English, French and German, music appreciation, teaching and supervision, and Greater Boston geography for upper grade teachers. Prices range from 2 to 15 dollars and work counts toward regular degrees at 19 University Hall Cambridge.
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Josiah Royce
Harvard
George P. Baker
Henry C. Metcalf
Tufts
South America
Greater
Boston
Old South Meeting House
University Extension
University Hall, Cambridge
Comedian Roy Corrie Killed at Dardanelles
Word reached Boston that vaudeville entertainer George Edward Chrimes known as Roy Corrie was killed at the Dardanelles on August 9 while fighting for the Allies. He lived at 195 West Newton Street Boston and had toured the country as a musician and comedian.
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Boston
George Edward Chrimes
New England
Dardanelles
Chrimes
West Newton Street
Roy Corrie
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PTO
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