New Assistant Adjutant Russell G Creviston Receives Post
Russell G Creviston a Hoosier born veteran of World War I has been appointed assistant national adjutant of the American Legion by National Commander Kia Galbraith Jr He directed organization at national headquarters from November 1910 to December Brower He served in the 84th division and led training efforts in the Midwest before demobilization and discharge June 7 1919 He then joined Community Service Inc New York then loaned to the American Legion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell G. Creviston
The
American Légion
Kia Galbraith
Pational
Dee Brower
Creviston
Indiana” Redhat
Tale
Port Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
General Staff
Ninth District Commission
Middle West
Community Service, Inc. of
New York
Hudson Residents Make Florida Travel and Church Dedication
Undertaker Michael J. McNiff takes a vacation to Palm Beach Florida. A new Hstey organ will be dedicated early in January at the Federated church. Henry and Mrs McDermott return from Florida. Albert Chandler and Mildred Chandler depart to spend winter in St Petersburg with Mildred closing her kindergarten until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. McNiff
Palm Beach
Fla
Federated Church On
Henry McDermott
Hudson
Florida
Albert B. Chandler
Mildred Chandler
St Petersburg
Vesper Service Draws Large Attendance at Hudson Church
The monthly vesper service at the Methodist Episcopal church in Hudson drew a large crowd Sunday afternoon. The Unity quartet of Marlboro—Mrs Arthur Pickering, Mrs William B Jensen, Winfield Temple, and Eugene Closson—performed new selections and received strong praise. Organist Mrs William L. Persons accompanied the program, which included solos by Mrs Jensen and Mrs Pickering. The pastor, Rev Arthur D Stroud, preached on Take Stock with a hopeful forecast for 1921 contingent on capital and labor cooperation and just wages. The service closed with Shelley's When Night involves the Sky and a benediction.
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Episcopal Church
Hudson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Unity Quartet of
Marlboro
Arthur Pickering
William B. Jensen
Winfield Temple
Eugene Closson
William L. Persons
Turner
Arthur D. Stroud
Scott
Jensen
Roma
Schnecker
Pickering
Dougal
Jesus
Shelley
Winslow Rouse
Trinity Church
Boston
Virginia guest at Maple Street home in South Acton
Miss Mildred Murray of Virginia visits Miss Katharine Fletcher on Maple Street. Reuben Chandler of Portland is visiting his sister Mrs Mary Pratt at the same Maple Street address.
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Mildred Murray
Virginia
Katherine Fletcher
Maple St. Reuben
Chandler
Portland
Mary, Pratt
Maple St
Natick K of C Defeats Maynard 29 to 14 in Pas Time Hall
Natick K of C crushed Maynard 29 14 at Pas Time Hall on a Saturday night. Natick led 6 4 after the first period and widened the gap as the visitors outscored Maynard eight to one in the second half. High scorer W Hughes led Natick with strong backcourt work from Waddell and Tobin fed baskets for Maynard.
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Natick
Maynard
Natick K of C
Maynard K
Pastime Hall
Arlington K
C. W. Hughes
Waddell
Tobin
Vincent Maley
T. Maley
Gallagher
Kane
Murray
Steve Maley
F. Morgan
Farewell reception for Rey Perdelwitz at Universalist church
About 60 people gathered in the vestry Wednesday for a farewell reception to Rey and Mrs Hugo A. Perdelwitz on the eve of their departure for a new field of labor. The evening opened with a musical program by Dimonds Orchestra and a violin recital by Fletcher sisters, followed by remarks from Rev Ralph A. Barker and a substantial gift from friends.
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the Universalist Church
Rey
Hugo A. Perdelwitz
Dimond!s
Dimond
Velma
Lyde. Fletcher
Missie. Fletcher
Margie EB. Kimball
Ralph A. Barker
Perdelwitz
Howard L. J
Howard L. Jones
Margie K. Kimball
William T. Merriam
Frank L. Stiles
Albert P. Clifford
Large Attendance at Holy Name District Services
More than 500 men from the Concord Concord Junction and Maynard parishes attended the Holy Name Society district services at St Bridget's Church. Rev Michael Mahon of Concord led the remedium service with deacon McLaughlin and deacons Edward F Ley and John J Sweeney assisting. Twenty four altar boys including twelve torch bearers aided the ceremony as the Men’s choir, led by A A Hiferty, performed hymns to the Name and other selections.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Maynard
Holy Name’ Societies
St Bridget’s
Michael Mahon
McLaughlin
Edwin. Walah
Gurate
Hudson Council K of C New Year Show Delights Members
Hudson council of the Knights of Columbus hosted a New Year celebration in Phaneuf's block. The evening featured a minstrel show led by John A Lafoley and colleagues, music, jokes, and a banquet at 10 30 with oysters macaroni and cheese and assorted desserts.
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Hudson Council
K OF
K of C
Phaneuf
Wiliam J. Donovan
Thomas Hart
Combers
Ross and McGorty
Parker House
Man Given Chain Gang Sentence For Dollar Note Scam
In Americus Georgia Henry Otin, a blind man, was unable to force a blind coroner Ed Jenkins to accept four newspaper clippings for a one dollar bill. Jenkins identified the slip Otin used, leading Judge Harper to sentence Otin to twelve months on the chain gang.
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Mar
Americus
Henry Otin
Otin
Ed Jenkins
Sumters
Harper
Government aid for disabled veterans to gain training
Dr. Frank Crane outlines that the Federal Board for Vocational Education has $90,000,000 to train disabled World War I veterans since April 7, 1917. Eligible men can be placed in schools or with firms, with stipends from $80 to $170, transportation and meals provided, and schooling not required for eligibility.
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Frank Crane
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Uncle Sam
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Vocational Education Board Information Aid
A speaker promotes applying to the Federal Board for Vocational Education for disability allowances and training benefits. The text notes the board has branches nationwide and that applicants may obtain full information via the New York office at 23 West Forty-Third Street, with no need to travel there for initial guidance.
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Ance Bureau
Federal Board For Vocational Education
West Forty-Third St
New York City
New York
Couatry
Say It With Flower Say It With Flower
Louis Raybold presents a humorous tale of Henry Walters contemplating how to express love to Mirabel. A shop sign inspires a grand gesture as Walters buys a box of flowers to convey affection while riding a streetcar and racing to reach Mirabel before the usual hour.
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McCluré
Henry
Mirabel
Henry Walters and Mirabel Plan Return After Aided Romance
Henry faces a tangle of mistaken gifts and romantic letters as he contemplates a reconciliation with Mirabel. A night-time delivery to Wayland Avenue, a hasty note, and a revelation of the misdirected parcels lead to a tense moment before a hopeful phone call promises a reunion.
When He Chose the Telephone to Tell His Tone
A narrator regrets not using the telephone to convey his tone, realizing telephonic clarity might have solved the problem he faced. The reflection centers on misjudging communication methods and the impact of medium on message.
Truly a Short Reign The Bradley Family Narrates Tiny Names
The fragment introduces the Bradley family with twins Marion and Oscar and younger children Katherine and Victoria. A brief exchange shows Victoria accusing their father of favoritism toward Katherine, while the father laments Katherine’s fleeting presence as “the baby for such a short time” and Victoria counters by asking about Milton, “the baby for only 15 minutes.”
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Bradley
Marion
Oscar
Katherine
Victoria
Katharine
Milton
Industry Growth Cited as Key Goal
A brief note urges continued acceleration in one industry described as vital for momentum. It emphasizes growth and ongoing progress, signaling a priority on expanding industrial activity to sustain economic vitality.
Top of the World Post Forms in Peru Altitude Record
The Top of the World post, claimed as the highest in the American Legion, founded by 16 ex service men in a Cerro de Paseo copper camp, Peru. Located near Cerro de Pasco in Junin Pampa, it stands at about 14 500 feet and plans a regional membership drive.
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American Legion
Peru
Cerro de Paseo
Clyde A. Warne
Junin Pampa
Cerro de Pasco
Montana
Aroya
Morococha
la Funcion
Casapalca
Legion
Stand of Colors Presented to Aaron-Wittkamp-Cowell Post
A stand of colors was presented to the Aaron-Wittkamp-Cowell post of the American Legion at Tuckahoe New Jersey by the people of the township. Though the post has a membership of 28, it remains active and plans a drive to raise $2000 for a home.
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Aaron - Wittkamp - Cowell
American Legion
Tuckahoe
N. J
Earthly Eden Court Adjourns With Empty Docket
The Earthly Eden court convened and adjourned with a blank docket. The grand jury met but had nothing to consider.
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Earthly Eden
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MW. A. Haynes
Joseph Hannon, Maynard
McKinley St
Waldo P. Lapham
Meet A
Lapham Bldg
Main St
Vesper Service
Wayward
Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Tno
Frank Binks
Albert Smith
Edwin Carlton
Mass
South Acton
Natick K
Gis
Brennan
W. Hughes
F. Hughes
Fannon
Unghie
By Louis Raybold
Wayland Avenue
Bel’a
Wayland Avetide
Miss Thompson
Wayland Averiue
Walt
Dr King
Richmond
Uop
World” Organization of Peru
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