Sunday Social at Miss May Ashman's Somerville Home
A lively Sunday evening gathering at 62 Packard Avenue Somerville featured songs by Mitchell O’Hare Frank Haskell Edith Murray and Blanche Jones. Gladys Lafavour sang two numbers Bill McCrehan and Laverty provided cornet and vocal entertainment and a talk on the new subway followed by Sheridan's Ride.
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May Ashman
Packard Avenue
Somerville
Mitchell O'Hare
Frank Haskell
Edith Murray
Blanche Jones
Gladys Lafavour
Opera Fame
Louisiana
Bill” MccCrehan
Wili" Laverty
Teach” O'Hare
Sheridan
Winchester
Jud McCrehan
Misses Perry
May
International Typographical Union Aims and Achievements
The great strike in printing spurred union methods and history, with the International Typographical Union founded in 1852 and now totaling about 47 000 members. It funds the eight hour day drive with a long running assessment, maintains the Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs, and supports local sick funds and burials. James M. Lynch serves as president and J W Bramwood as secretary in Indianapolis headquarters.
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International Typographical Union of North America
United Typothetae of America
International Typographical Union
Tive
Colorado Springs
Union Printers’ Home
The
Indianapolis
Ind
James M. Lynch
J. W. Bramwood
Cambridge Council Leader Promotes Catholic View on French Situation
G. K. John T. Scully Jr of Cambridge Council 74 leads printing of Editor Sweeney’s Boston Traveler address on the French situation from a Catholic perspective. The Sentinel noted the talk and spurred interest among readers unable to attend the installation banquet.
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Cambridge Council
Sweeney
Boston Traveler
Council
Sceully
Sentinel
Hair Restorer Guaranteed Or Money Back At Silva’s
A hair restorer is advertised at Silva's located at 345 Green Street near Central Square offering a full money back guarantee if hair does not grow.
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Silva's
Green Street
Central Square
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