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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

16

Mary E Evans Wed in Home To HD Sharpe

Mary Elcabeth Evans daughter of Mrs Fanny Riegel ons wed Henry D Sharpe of Providence at her mother's Fifth Avenue home. Ceremony led by Rev Jon Haynes Holmes with Rev Augustus M Lord assisting. Relatives attended. best man Zachariah Chafee of Cambridge. Afterward the couple planned a European summer.

Mary Elcabeth Evans Fanny Riegel Henry D. Sharpe Providence Fifth Avenue Aremony Jon Haynes Holmes Church of the Messiah Augustus M. Lord Fanny Evans Carlton Singer Boston Zachariah Cha

Rotarians Elect Oregonian erin Dissetch to The Tribune

At the Atlantic City convention of Rotary Clubs Erin Dissetch of Portland Oregon was elected International President. Other officers named include CC McCullough Fort William Pirlo Cannan and Raymond Joe City with Emmet Guler as director general. The speech urged global extension of Rotary work and noted plans for free ice distribution starting July 1 under Mayor Hylans committee.

Erin Dissetch Tribune Atlantic City Kates Inedecor Portland Ore Interational Association of Rotary Clubs McCullough Fort William Pirlo Cannan Robert J. Timmona Ita Kan Raymond Joe City Fe . Chapin Chicag Yuiter Emmet Guler

86 Missionaries to Go Into Foreign Fields

Eighty six missionaries the largest one year total for the Methodist Episcopal Church will depart from New York for Africa China India Malaysia and other foreign fields to work the centenary program. They recently completed a training conference at the Board of Foreign Missions with bishops and doctors delivering farewell addresses and naming destinations for each couple and single missionary.

Methodist Episcopal Church New York Africa China India Malaysia Board of Foreign Missions Fifth Avenue Clair Buckley Philadelphia Rishon Oldham South America Frank Mason North S. Earl Taylor T. Donohueh Benson Baker Ralph A. Ward Shellabear Edwin Yee Eric M. North J. G. Vaughn Sutherland Kenneth Harkness Mitchell J. G. Brass T, Louis Marmaduke Dodsworth Hartford Norman Lindsay Brockton Maas Mexico Ruby Lays Brocton Walter|ider Boston Junan M. J. Murphree Afglea Aba Ruchtel Cincinnati Philippines

Going On Today Free Admissions At Major NYC Museums

The listing notes free admission opportunities today at the American Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also mentions events at the Aquarium and Van Cortlandt Park Museum with no admission fee.

American Museum of Natural History Metropolitan Museum of Art the Aquarium van Cortlandt Park Museum Zoological Park Zeta” Ts” Fraternity Walllort-Autoria Patrick's Wotel Vennaylvania Sonventon New York Latemad Traten Musinesa Professional Women's Club Hotel Ihtmare Lentenant Robert Teallard Arnwey Hunter College High School Commatare Dante Pelephona Tennsy Astor Wizards’ Club Wentysuaird

Lemmings and Mice Move Through Northern Habitats

Old Mother Nature explains to Danny Meadow Mouse and Whitefoot the Wood Mouse about Northern Lemmings and their color changes, brown and red varieties, their short tails, burrow habits, and winter snow tunnels. The tale covers the Hudson Bay Lemming, Brown Lemming, and their migrations, and notes a related Jumping Mouse.

Whitefoot Wood Mouse Danny Meadow Mouse Danny Old Mother Ax Chatterer Red Squirrel Randy Tiemanded Lemming Hudson Bay Nimbioheels Neaven Danny Meadow Nimbleheela the Jumping Mouse Green Meadows Mother Nuturg Coba T. W. Burgenn

New York Farms Idle From Labor Shortage Demand

Two thousand four hundred farms in New York are idle due to lack of workers. farm population in the state has fallen, part of a national trend of urban migration. A. R. Kroh warned at the Waldorf-Astoria convention that continuing consumption without production risks hunger and blamed speculative land purchases for reducing farm output. He urged motor trucks to replace horse labor and boost production, arguing trucks can cut costs and increase efficiency.

New York United States Waldorf-Astoria A. R. Kroh Li Veras N. M Amexica Kroh Middle West Bryan McAdoo Cox Edwards Sande Dark Horse John W. Davis Underwood Alabama Altho Solid South Birmingham Age Imerald San Francisco League of Nations

Fresh Air Fund vacation proxies offered by The Tribune

The Tribune outlines Fresh Air Fund opportunities at summer retreats with accommodations, meals, and activities. Proxies are invited to send payment to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund, promising affordable two week stays for families, with options across multiple venues and easy proxy arrangements.

Shepherd Knapp Burm Tribune Wreck Air Fund Und At & Hs Police Tribune Air Fund the Tribune Nev

New York Enlisted Men Chosen for Annapolis Naval Academy

Sixty sailors are selected for admission to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis with fifteen from the New York metropolitan district. Notable names include Charlie Ighenek and Herbert P Beare among others from several Brooklyn and Manhattan addresses. Selection follows mental tests and is announced by Secretary Daniels.

A. Schenck Metropoltan United States Naval Academy Annapolis Daniels Charlie Ighenek Daly Avenue Boonx Quayeback Norfolk Herbert P Beare Elas Riverside Drives Stanley Helen Yeoman Lena Avenue Reeport Charles A. Blake Ylovin Wear Lsth Street Donald Harting John R Clay Leonard Wass Harrison Day

Hungarian envoy to visit United States from The Hague

Karl Huszar, former Hungarian envoy, travels from The Hague toward the United States. He has been commissioned by the Hungarian government to address the issue of Hungarian prisoners still held in Siberia and Turkestan.

Hungian Pans Dune Karl Huszar Sommer Hunga Varis Hague United States M. Huszar Dun Siberia Turkestan

Guardians Asked To Care for Estate Of Aged Actress

A petition filed by Lillian L. Wolfe seeks appointing a committee to manage Minnie L. Cummings estate. The aged actress, once a Broadway star, is said to suffer delusions of persecution and incompetence, with claims of property in Love Beach and Hibernon and a fire-damaged Etberon house. Cummings, seventy, faced past financial struggles, led the Women's Property Protective League, and has long dealt with real estate trouble and tax threats while pursuing charitable aims.

Minnie L. Cummings Broadwater Lillian L. Wolfe Cummings Love Beach Hiberon Etberon Women's Eidton Eiberon House Mr Cummings

Stage Door to Showcase Miss Robson in New Comedy

Augustus Pitou presents Miss May Robson in a new comedy by Alan as Fool at Nobod nford Conn on August 2. The piece, with three and four scenes, follows her return to New York after a long absence and a bustling family life.

Augustus Pitou Miss May Robson Alan Dale Miss Robson New York Miss

Hail Falls Big as Apples in Wyoming Storm

A severe hailstorm near Hillsdale twelve miles from Curryenne Wyoming damaged two farm buildings and damaged roofs. No casualties were reported. Hail stones reportedly reached 18 inches in circumference. Motorists sought shelter under toppled vehicles as search parties from Siltdale scoured the storm area. An airplane piloted by Captain O A McKenzie of Cheyenne was last seen near Ping Bluffs in the storm district.

Curyenne Wyo Hillsdale O. A. McKenzie Cheyenne Ping Bluffs

Commuters Protest Fare Raise on Long Island

Hempstead Chamber of Commerce and allies protest a proposed 10 percent fare increase by the Long Island Railroad. Archibald Weeks of Yaphnn Civic Organization cites family railroad ties and accuses profiteering as commuters react to looming rates. A committee will study the railroad’s franchising and the September 20 effective date if approved by authorities.

Long Island Hempstead Chamber of Commerce Hempstead Chambe of Commerce Loneland Ratlrow

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