Public school facilities urged for naval reservations
Washington notes the executive council of the public and federal educational association plans to press for legislation to provide public schools on all U S naval reservations. The movement traces back 30 years and echoes President Roosevelt’s call for school establishments on reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Public and Federal Educational Association
Asbury Park
N. P
U. S. Naval
Congress
Roosevelt
Maine Epworth Leaguers Morning Watch Meeting
Orono Maine June 30 The morning watch meeting in charge of First Vice
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Maine Epworth Leaguers
Orono
First Vice
Weavers Outing Planned After Mills Close at Nantasket Beach
The Brussels weavers of the Carpet will take advantage of the mills shutdown Monday July 3 for an outing to Nantasket Beach and Paragon Park. A special train departs Lowell at 8 30 a m and returns from Boston at 12 30 a m July 4. Tickets cost 1 25 for the round trip.
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Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park
Lowell
Boston
Diploma Awards At Lowell Commercial College
Thirty graduates received diplomas at Lowell Commercial College exercises last night. Rev Dr Whitaker of Centralville Church was the orator. Mrs Le Doit E Kimball spoke on character and business life. F A Spence spoke on school expansion and benefits. Gifts included silver spoons and souvenir cards. Names listed include Jessie Curren Effie Parks Fred McEnaney Mabel Parker.
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Lowell Commercial College
LeDoit E. Kimball
George Whitaker
Centralville
M. E. Church
F. A. Spence
Lowell Commercial College Incorporated
Das
Lyceum
Mrs. Kimball
Bertha F. Hamilton
Commercial Department
Jessie Curren
Effie Parks
Fred McEnaney
Mabel
Mary F. Mollahan
George Dunn
Estella Howard
Alice Riney
Margaret Seeton
Curseaden Wally Couple Wed At Worthen Street Parsonage
Mr Charles A Curseaden and Miss Minnie G Wally were united in marriage at 7 45 o clock last night at Worthen Street M E parsonage 46 Kirk Street by Rev E P Herrick Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Fred Grant and Miss Wally sisters of the bride After a wedding trip they will reside in Boston
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Charles A. Curseaden
Minnie G. Wally
Worthen Street
M. E. Parsonage
Kirk Street
E. P. Herrick
Fred Grant
Miss Wally
Cursenden
Boston
Wolfe and Fowler Bridal Ceremony at 20 Bellevue Street
Fred H. Wolfe and Ethel M. Fowler were married yesterday at the bride's home 20 Bellevue street with Rev. A. E. Kenyon officiating. The couple will reside at 1083 Lawrence street after their wedding trip, with Miss Etta M. Fowler as maid of honor and Page catering for refreshments.
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Fred H. Wolfe
Ethel M. Fowler
Bellevue Street
A. E. Kenyon
Chelmsford Street Free
Page
Mrs. Wolfe
Lawrence Street
Marital Union of Archie Palisoul and Annie Johnson
Archie Palisoul and Annie Johnson were married Wednesday evening in a private ceremony at the officiating pastor’s home. Best man was L Lavergue, bride’s sister J Johnson served as bridesmaid.
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Archie Palisoul
Annie Johnson
T. S. St. Aulin
L. Lavergue
J. Johnson
Butte Couple wed in rose adorned residence vows
Miss Elizabeth Young and Donald Chenery Campbell of Butte Montana were married at the bride’s sister's home on E 610 Mission Avenue in a ceremony under a rose canopy. The couple plans a coast tour and future home in Butte. Specifics note the bride’s education and Campbell’s role as Rand Drill Company manager.
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Elizabeth Young
Donald Chenery Campbell
Butte, Mont
G. T. Brown
Mission Avenue
W. Giboney
Miss Young
Cheney
Bryant School
Campbell
Rand Drill Company
Butte
Wedding at Rinehardt Home Unites Winchester Pair
Miss Emma Mason of Winchester wed Walter B Stewart of Winchester in a Wednesday ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs John J Rinehardt on Sixth Street. Rev D B Martin officiated under a floral bell, with Muriel McLearn and Exie Mason as bridesmaids and Elmer Stewart as best man. The couple will reside in Winchester after September 1.
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John J. Rinehardt
Sixth Street
Heid
Elmr Stewart
Winchester
Harry Richardson
Patten
Mrs. Stewart
Pretty home wedding unites Lilla Simpson and Lorrie Cupples
At 7 o'clock last night at 100 Westford street Miss Lilla L. Simpson wed Lorrie L. Cupples of Whitall Manufacturing Co. Nearby relatives from multiple cities attended. Rev T A Harriman officiated, with Ivanhoe’s wedding march. The bride wore pale blue silk with lace and carried sweet peas. Post ceremony repast by Harry Richardson. Gifts included silver and cut glass from Whitall, tea set from bride’s mother, and money from her father. After a brief honeymoon, they will reside at 100 Westford street after July 15. No cards.
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D. M. Simpson
Westford Street
Lilla L. Simpson
Lorrie L. Cupples
Whitall Manufacturing Co
Lowell
Boston
Worcester
Lawrence
Waltham
Haverhill
Clinton
Milford
Bucksport
T. A. Harriman
Graceburgh
Mass
Ivanhoe
Harry Richardson
Kitall Manufacturing Co
Bonded Cotton Warehouses Proposal Extends Invitation
Memphis Tenn June 30 A resolution extending an invitation to join the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers Association to cooperate with the Southern Cotton Association in building bonded warehouses in the United States and Europe for storing cotton. The move seeks measures to secure an adequate world supply of cotton.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Cotton Association
Europe
Southern Cotton Association backs move against speculators
The executive committee adopted a plan at its first annual meeting to eliminate the speculator, after discussing steps at last night's session and outlining a program for reducing speculative activity within the cotton market.
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Southern Cotton Association
Hay recovery aided by good weather in New Hampshire
Wewbury New Hampshire June 30 The improvement in Secretary Hay s condition today was more marked than yesterday The perfect weather is hastening his recovery and Dr Murphy stated he would be in his usual health within a few days He may leave his bed by Sunday Bad Nauheim June 30 Professor Groedel Hay s physician says uraemia is impossible and his kidneys are healthy Hay replies Mild cystitis improving nothing complex and thanks
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Wewbury
N. H
Hay
Murphy
Bad Nauheim
Groedel
Advertising Accident That Built a Ledger
In a tale from Modern Advertising Bonner sent an eight word notice to The Herald marked for one line. Poor handwriting made it read as one page and it filled an entire page. The Ledger sold out quickly and Bonner became a devotee of newspaper advertising.
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James Gordon Bennett
The
Herald
Bonner
Mrr
Herald Office
D Appleton & Co
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