Twenty-Eight Women Enter Missionary Field
May 3 York Twenty eight young women depart for missionary work under the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society. Named are Beulah Kenyon to East China and Miss Newton Centre Mass to Japan, with others bound for Africa Burma South India and Assam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Service
Woman’s
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
York
Twenty- Mission Society
Wo Jareans
American Baptist
Harriet Barrington
China
Edna M. Mason
Town Falls
South China
Clarksburg
W. Va
West China
Malinda
K. Miller
Stanford
Burma
Esther M. Nelson
Bellingham
Wash
Jucy Ik. Russell
Kansas City
Kans
Depan
Wdna R- Penl
Ottawa
Assam
Sadie Robbins
Chicago
South India
Emilie M. Schultm
Miss Bessie FAMANS in Burma Bengal Orissa
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Miss Bessie Famans of Watertown and C and reference Burma Bengal Orissa, with no clear event or outcome documented beyond the names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Bessie Famans
Watertown, & C
Bengal-Orissa
Ban Damage Suits in Irish Courts under Martial Law
Dublin May 25. Efforts to collect damages from British military authorities halted by an order denying court hearing without commander in chief permission. Four cases dismissed or stayed during war. state of war cited. Lord Chief Justice blocked action but granted stay for duration of war. Expected indemnity act to cover damages after war. Irish counties had awarded about 730 pounds stolen and damaged property, but payments were limited. Taxpayers liable for the sum, yet local authorities refuse collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Nevil Macready
Irelands
Justina
Milford High to Read Essays at 1981 Commencement
Eight Milford High School graduates have been chosen to read essays at the June 14 commencement at Central Grammar School assembly hall. The selected works cover topics from national questions to humor in daily life and perseverance on the road to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford High School
Central Grammar School
Douglas Clark
Herbert Petergan
Muriel Smith
Elizabeth "Turner
Rita Murphy
Emily Beach
Assembly Hall
G. Whitfield Simonson
Methodist Church
Mary Taylor M. i
Fisherman Dies From Heart Attack At Walnut Beach
Milford May 22 A well known Walnut Beach resident Charles W Wilson died on the Walnut Beach pier from an acute heart attack before medical help arrived. Neighbors saw him collapse suddenly as he stood on the pier. Medical examiner Dr Z W F Fischer attributed the death to heart disease noting several recent attacks. Wilson was a member of the Walnut Beach Hose company. He is survived by a son Frank Wilson of Brooklyn and several sisters in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Walnut Brach & Short Distamce
Charles W
Teken
Wilson
Z. W. F. Fischer
Walnut Beach
Alswife
Frank Wilson
18Nemy and Sevaral Sisters
Brooklyn
N. XY
Paris Musical Show Has Record Run
The stage production Phi-Phi at Theatre Bouffes Parisiens ran from November 1918 to April 1919, with regular nine performances weekly and extra matinees on holidays, totaling over 1,200 shows before withdrawal. Critics largely deemed it a failure on opening night, predicting removal before 1919.
Mutiny Reported in Angora Region Rumors From Constantinople
Athens dispatch notes mutiny in Angora seat of Turkish Nationalist government. Fighting among Nationalist soldiers reported. Nouri Pasha, Enver Pasha’s brother, said killed. Newspaper adds many arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Teoutheros ‘Tipos
Constantinople
Angora
Nouri Pasha
Enver Pasha
Unveiling of Mount Kemel Franco-Belgian Victory Statue
At Armentieres France on May 22 the Franco-Belgian monument atop Mount Kemel was unveiled to honor allied resistance to the German onslaught in 1918. Attendees included Marshal Foch Marshal Franchet D Eaubery M Loucheur General Magin lies Belgian Chief of Staff and Belgian ministers Devere and others. Cardinal Mercier sent regrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Kremer
Armentieres
France
Associated Press
Mount Kemel
Marshal Foch
Franchet D'Eabery
M. Loucheur
General Magiinse
M. Devere
Cardinal Mercier
Recreation Federation Meets Last Time Tonight
The Sea Lion of Recreation will hold its season ending dinner tonight at Seagidd Bathing Pavilion Seaside perk with reports from four Community Centers. Two orchestras provide music for dancing as President Hi Marvin presides. Committee leads by Mr Finney North End Center assisted by Miss Crozer Newfield Center Mr Leckie Ball Center and Mr Martin Barnum Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Lion of Recreation
Seagidd
Seaside Perk
Federation
Hi. Marvin
Finney
North End Center
Mr. Leckie
Ball Center
Mr. Martin
Ot Barnum Centre
Ships Clear Antwerp Despite Seamen's Strike
May 22 report notes dock laborers sailors and stewards strike continues but ships sail. Liner Lapland to depart Thursday with British crew and Polish emigrant stewards. Also obituary: Charles TH. Lee, 65, died suddenly of heart attack near his Nobls Avenue home Saturday. Walter Reed aided him to hospital but he died en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Lapland
Charles TH. Lee
Nobls Avenue
Walter Reed
Curtis Avenue
Mr. Lee
Amergehcy Hospital
Whigan
George, Batcher Company
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George McManus
Darlin
Fatty
Heinz
Paris
MT. Kemel
Recreation Federation
Rose
Ceylon
Lowprice Recocas
Sunfast Holland
Ecru
Steer Brenlin Duplex
Gotham
W. and
J. Sloan
Neuss & Vaughn Cor
State and Broad Sts
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