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QUINCY G. A. R. MEN AT 83D • BIRTHDAY OF H. 0. STUDLEYQl'INCY, Nov 10-Henry O. Studley. a prominent Grand Army member, observed his Sd birthday yesterday at his home, 66 Washington st. and re-telved many gifts. He entertained 20 of the 33 members of I’aul Revere Post. G. A. It. The absentees were unable, to get out of doors because of the weather and their Infirmities.Mr Studley was assisted In entertaln-lli CIng by his sister-in-law. Mlsa KUa L. ^ Stetson. She prepared a reunion ■up-Ser and also presented to the post $’-o. h he is an honorary member of the or- ^ ganlsatlon and was accorded a rising q vote of thanks for her generous dona-, _ tlon. ‘ *The ages of the Grand Army members ^ totaled 129 or i.n average of 84. Among them was George W. Wilder, a past commander of the Department of Mass- . uehuaetts. and a cousin of Mr Studley. ± In his younger days Mr Studley was one o* the best known banjo players In the lt;J State, and Just to show he hadn’t for-,-, gotten how. he contributed several se-j .lections .vest-, rday. •
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Boston Evening Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Nov 10, 1921
Page 15
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