Academy class of 1921 babies all girls in Pa.
The text lists couples from a Pennsylvania academy class of 1921, noting each member has a baby daughter and that all babies born to other members are girls. It names in two rows several wives and their daughters: Mrs. J. T. Tobin with Mary Alice, Mrs. William Lyons with Mary Ann, Mrs. C. P. Kiely with Helen Terese, Mrs. C. V. O'Brien with Mary Margaret, Mrs. C. P. Garvey with Patricia Eloise, Mrs. D. H. Cochran with Patricia Jeanne, and Mrs. C. J. Jetter with Margaret Ann.
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Academy
J. T. Tobin
Mary Alice
William Lyons
Mary Ann
C. P
Poison death shocks Woolworth heiress family
New York reports broker-husband of the Woolworth heiress, James R. P. Donohue, died of poison taken with suicidal intent according to the medical examiner. Donohue’s son Woolworth, 18, and family physician Henry Craig Fleming dispute the finding, citing uremia and mercurial poisoning without evidence of suicide. Witnesses at a luncheon said Donohue remarked he “had done it” before collapsing.
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New York
James RP. Donohue
Donohue
Henry Craig Fleming
Fleming
Gordon Sarre
Milton Dorland Dooie
Woolworth
Death of Donohue After Poisoning Incident Reveals Personal Ties
Donohue died yesterday after ingesting poison in a bathroom incident. Sarre and Doyle gave antidotes and called physicians. two transfusions failed to save him. He reportedly begged not to tell his wife, claiming love for her. Donohue ran a brokerage office but spent most time abroad with his family. He had married Jesse Woolworth in 1912, heir to a 60 million dollar estate built in the five and ten cent store business. she paid a high income tax in New York.
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Sarre
Doyle
Donohue
Lamia Chump
Europe
Jesse Woolworth
Donahue
New York
Life as a slave boy told by Cleveland high student
Wellington April 24 Mars Der a Cleveland High School junior spoke to students and Kiwanis about life in Armenia and Turkey. He described his childhood as a slave in a Mohammedan home after Turkish slayings, rescue by missionaries, and later education in Armenia and the United States, where he quickly learned English and pursued high school work.
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Porver
Armenia
Turkey
Wellington
Mars der
Cleveland High School
Kiwanis Club
A. W. Shields
Dyer
Dyver
Yate College
Cleveland
Clagues
Armenian Village Customs And Mission News
In Armenia villages the school day runs nine to five then seven to eight for study, with large families and no local newspapers. A Wellington pastor reports on Miss Ruth Hege sailing for Africa, and a church drive raising funds for her mission. Other notes praise the high school singers, announce a Sunday sermon series, and a Kiwanis luncheon speaker. Wellington prepares for a George Washington bicentennial celebration with a local committee. Ev Brandt entertains vaudeville potential at the Wellington bank.
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Armenia
Hege
William Payne
Chicago
John Morton Washington
H KK Finles
Wellington
Wise Ruth Hege
Africa
Dr Payne
Wiss Hope
Werton
Thas
Belman Congo
Miss Heer
Friends of the Mission
Philadelphia
Baptist Church
Bernice Schwesengerdt
H. K Finley
George Washington
Simeon D. Feas
Ohio
Bloom
New York
Kiwanis
Lorain Bankers Honor Brands at Annual Banquet
At the third annual Lorain County American Institute of Banking banquet held at the Antlers Hotel, Brands agreed to join the Grace Sisters from Cleveland in a skit during the evening. The three-act performance showcased the event as a highlight of the gathering.
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Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Antlers Hotel
Nesday Evning
Brands
Grace Sisters
Cleveland
Lincoln full signature found on brigadier general commission
A rare full signature of Abraham Lincoln was uncovered in Concord New Hampshire by Onis G Hammond director of the New Hampshire Historical Society. The autograph appears on the brigadier general's commission granted by President Lincoln nearly seventy five years ago to Gilman Marston of Exeter. Wellington representatives attended a Ridgeville conference of Congregational Churches with Rev and Mrs C W Recard Mrs Christine Smith and Mrs W L Holbrook listed among attendees.
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Ridgeville
C. W. Recard
Christine Smith
W. L. Holbrook
Wellington
Medina Conference of Congregational Churches
Fult Lincoln
Concord
N. H
Abraham Lincoln
A. Lincoln
Onis G. Hammond
New Hampshire Historical Society
Lincoln
Gilman Marston
Exeter
Mayor Curley Plans Quiet Boston After Step Down
Mayor James M. Curley orders the planning board to survey the city situation and propose recommendations to reduce noise as part of his anticipated resignation. The move signals a push toward a quieter metropolis and possible governance changes.
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Boston
James M. Curley
Dv Planning Board
Pork Chop Meal Plans With Dressing and Fruits
Household hints list menu items for pork chops with dressing and a fruit based dessert. It includes a vegetable salad idea with fresh or canned produce and a step by step bake recipe for pork chops and a layered fruit bread pudding style dish. Additional tips stress economical eating, buying cheaper meat cuts, and prioritizing affordable fruits.
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