Syrian mothers form group at Settlement House for English study
The Ball Home on Mary Street reports February activity at the Settlement House. A new group, Syrian mothers of the neighborhood, formed to study English while their children attend Settlement activities. The total enrollment reached 745, up 200 from last month, with a sailing list of applicants awaiting placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Street
Mont'is
Sean Poe
Ol Pace
Basketet
Brownies
Mothers Club
Griffith
William H Griffith
Carl Foster
Choole Gharle
Wilnot
Visiting Nurse speakers highlight aims at May event
Miss Spence spoke at the Mainstreet Day Nursery about the Visiting Nurse Association's work. She described nurse outreach, home visits, and the goal to provide bedside care and health observation to families, especially the poor, with emphasis on universal access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doki Chate
Sunna
Frank Mila Dovonmsery
Albinius Son
Sligon
Gio
Tatt
Spence
Sperce
Teachers' Account to Be Used for Janitors
Agreement reached at conferences to transfer PIL 5T70 funds from teachers salaries to janitors salaries before March 1 to cover payroll for janitors. The amount will be available April 1 to cover the deficit then revert to teachers payroll to meet this month's legal obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoan
Stluses
Women Leaders and the Perceived Weakness of Following
Mrs Mary Norton discusses how women often follow social leaders and let others think for them, urging independence while recognizing learning occurs with time. She notes mothers' duties change as children age and encourages women to engage in governance, balancing input from organizations with merit.
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Rowles
Mary Flckson
Washington
Asociated Press
Mary Newton
New Jersey
Congres
Norton
No Mothe
Congress
Particu
Childen
Wen
Mit Notten
Recreation Board Will Meet Today in Hydezulir District
The Recreation Board convenes this afternoon at the Welfare building to discuss plans, including golf course use and the new tennis courts on Laurensenne, with Robert A Leckie noting the meeting will run long. The current year budget rises by 1686, funding court equipment, maintenance, and salaries for the Pembroke air ground project and related sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revie
Hydezulir
U Civilien
Robert A Leckie
Aly
Ajat Yu
Board of Recreation
Board of Apportionment
Tenis
Laurensenne
Buckingham
Pembroke Ud
Abe Bom Leads Apperdeniment Cad Tusition Sales Team
A brief report notes Abe Bom of Apperdeniment cad Tusition directing a staff sales effort. The item outlines operational details and identifies Bom as the central figure in the campaign.
Vital Statistics Love and Marriage Notices From Local Record
Vital statistics list births and marriages with multiple entries. Names include Hiri hs Uang and Mareud, Pebrudty 2l, Sish wand Tatinea Beatrik, Anthony and Frances Boroway, Kenneth ang Charlotte Galto, BHuily Rick and Mae Montrose, Mary Hutchinson and Alice Sorenson, Anthony Veckerelli and Josephine Mava, Brank Nuccitettii and May Miswonili. Location details include IAT hatlrs street, 226 Olive, 235 Hamilen street, 172 Hew hilt street, Kent avenue, 452 Lesington avenue, 128 North Washington avenue and 438 Center steel. Dates February 24 to February 28.
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Hiri Hs Uang
Mareud
Rebiauy
Danguter Pebrudty
Giuth Sureet
John
May Qidnlan
Olive Heer
Tatinea Beatrik
Hamilen Street
Yan Debnay
Althony
Frances Boroway
Hew Hilt Street
Llebruay
Jobs
Anna Liptai
Gué Mulett Street
Februay
Kenneth Ang
Charlotte Galto
Kent Avenue
Bhuily
Rick
East Avenue
Mae Montrose
Hoston
Mary Hutchinson
Smasota Fla
Alice Sorenson
Wenly
Braceley Sueet
Anthony Veckerelli
Lesington Avenue
Josephine Mava
Calhoun Avenue
Brank Nuccitettii
North
Washington Avenue
May Miswonili
Center Steel
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Telegram
Ess
Colin
Cat
Dry¢Steam Cleaners
Grincepeat
Meymarian
Golden Hill Street
SKM
Recreation Board
Rumford
Broad & John Sts
Bamum
Monogime
Limelight
Yalu Beach
Vogue
Claum
Calais
Axminster Rugs
Windsor Stile
Poth
Port
Utd
Mahor
Mysore
Pig Une J
London
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