Doctor Lung Dies by Own Action in Newport Estate
Dr Lang, 59, was found dead near the east entrance of his Newport estate with a discharged rifle beside him. Naval authorities ordered an inquiry by a board of officers before any disturbance at the scene. A letter to attorney Frank Nolan contained disposal instructions for the body and noted the will in a safe deposit vault.
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Kemph
Hugh F.ketley
O. ‘Siegel
Robert J. McKay
Newport
Naval
Sims
Naval War College
Lang
Naval Station
Lung
Frank F. Nolan
Captain Lane of Newport Navy Station on Awaiting Orders
Catherine Lung notes Captain Lane, once married to Helen Van der Beyer of New York, has a son George A Lung Jr. The family lived at Ferry Hill then Pappasquash Point where he built a summer home and raised Guernsey cattle. Two years ago Lang divorced, gained custody, and left town. He has brothers and a Northampton sister. he was once discussed as Navy Surgeon General. Newport orders detached him to awaiting orders, though he was unaware of them.
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Helen van der Beyer
New York
George A. Lung, Jr
Ferry Hill
Pappasquash Point
Lang
Naval Station
Newport
Lane
War College
Boys Camp of Bristol Y Inauguration for 17 boys
The Bristol Y announces the Boys Camp will open next Monday as 17 Bristol youths depart for Camp Howe Prudence Island for the first week. Secretary Hill praises interest from townspeople who provide lumber labor Red Cross supplies mattresses and tents. Tomorrow is tag day to support the camp with offers of vegetables and other donations welcomed.
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Bristol
Bristol “Y
Camp Howe Prudence Island
Hill
E. W Weaver
A. W. Barrett
Pastime Week: Louise Lovely and The Passionate Pilgrim at Pastime
Friday features Louise Lovely in While the Devil Laughs and The Avenging Arrow with Ruth Roland. Saturday showcases The Passionate Pilgrim, a Cosmopolitan production with Matt Moore and others, plus Fantomas and Torchys Big Lead. Monday presents The Jacklins with Monte Blue. Tuesday offers Elaine Hammerstein in Poor Dear Margaret Kirby.
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Louise Lovely
Ruth Roland
Pathe
Matt
Jeff
Paramount
Matt Moore
Rubye de Remer
Julia Swayne Gordon
Frankie Mann
Claire Whitney
Jesse L. Lasky
Jacklins
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Monte Blue
Mabel Julienne Scott
Lewis J Selznick
Elaine Hammerstein
Margaret Kirby
Church Notes at Os Congregational Church
Friday evening service is listed and Sunday morning worship begins at 10 30. The pastor will preach with the sermon titled The Hope that Needs Etern.
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Congregational Church
Sermon Theme and August Pulpit Plan
The Rev. Samuel M. Lindsay will occupy the pulpit during August. The Friday night service and the Church School will be discontinued through August. Pilate's Answer is the sermon theme for the period.
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Pilate
Samuel M. Lindsay
Morning and Evening Services and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Morning service at 10 45 prayer 19 30 Sunday School 12 Evening service 7 p m praise and preaching Prayer meeting Thursday 7 45 Rev E Gottfried Johnson pastor.
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E. Gottfried Johnson
State Street M E Church to Welcome Rev Lane
The Rev. W H Lane will occupy the pulpit at State Street M E Church on Sunday morning. He will preach at the morning and evening services as part of the church’s regular schedule.
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W. H. Lane
State St. M. E. Church
Italian physician opens office in Natick Sansone building
Italian physician Giovanni Senerchia M D of 42 East avenue Natick has opened an office in the Sansone building at Bradford and High streets. He arrives from Italy after three months here, is a Naples University graduate, formerly at Polyclinic Hospital and Hospital St. Vincent of Ripi, Rome. He served as a First Lieutenant in the Italian Army medical corps during World War I.
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Giovanni '‘Senerchia
East Avenue
Natick
R. L
Sansone
Bradford and
High’ Streets
Senerchia
Italy
University of Naples
Polyclinic
St. Vincent of Ripi
Rome
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Relieve Rheumatism Claims
An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from poor digestion and elimination. It touts Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a solution that improves digestion, tones the liver, regulates kidney and bowel action, cleanses the system, and purports to offer prompt relief with a 25 cent to 25 day supply, guaranteed by druggists.
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Nature
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