Lavender and Locke wed in Englewood ceremony
William Lavender son of Mr and Mrs Harry P Lavender of Jefferson Avenue and Louise Locke daughter of Mrs James Locke of Morton's Harbour Newfoundland were married at St Pauls Episcopal Church Englewood. About 50 guests attended the quiet ceremony with Rev Dr Mitchell officiating.
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William Lavender
Harry P. Lavender
Jefferson Avenue
Louise . Locke
Broad Street
Englewood
James Locke
Morton’s Harbour
Newfoundland
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Mitchell
John Sirvent
Hasbrouck Heights
James MacDonald
Brooklyn
Lavender
Harry Lavender
Edward Dickel
Closter
Englewood Hospital
The
City National Bank
New York City
Woman credits Kruschen for dramatic weight loss tale
A reader writes that after heart attack treatment failed to reduce her weight, Kruschen salts helped her shed fat. She notes she dropped from 224 pounds before Christmas to a leaner figure without major dietary changes, claiming the product aided her internal organs and improved energy.
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M.S
Prisoner’s Wry Answer Mirrors Political Delay
A social worker during her first prison visit encounters a sorrowful inmate who asks how long his sentence lasts. The man replies that duration depends on politics, revealing he is the warden in a grim, ironic exchange.
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Sis
Dr Menzies Named To Saint John Post
Ernest C. Menzies assistant medical superintendent of Verdun Protestant Hospital is named superintendent of the Provincial Hospital at Saint John New Brunswick. He trained at Alberta and McGill earning MD CM and has ten years at Verdun plus a farming background. Dr Porteous calls him sound and well qualified.
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Pte Tees N.B
Ernest C. Menzies
Eee
Verdun Protestant Hospital
St. John
Menzies
New Brunswick
Saskatchewan
University of Alberta
McGill University
C. A. Porteous
Dr. Porteous
Saint John Hospital
J. W. Anglin
Saint John
Verdun Hospital
West
Joe Simpson Corrected on Pay Roll Error
A railroad construction jobber named Joe Simpson complains that his name is misrecorded on the payroll. He confronts the boss after a grueling first day, insisting the clerk has his name wrong and correcting a prior misreading of Sanson.
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Joe Simpson
Joe
Byrd Expedition Radios for More Phillips Foods
Cambridge Maryland September 13. A radio order for more soups and vegetables reaches Col Albanus Phillips president of Phillips Packing Company after Dr Thomas C Poulter leader of Byrd expedition saved Admiral Byrd. Fast express trucks deliver garden fresh produce to New York for shipment to Little America via Auckland New Zealand.
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Cambridge
Little America
Big America
Richard H. Byrd
South Pole
Albanus Phillips
Phillips Packing Company, Inc
Thomas C. Poulter
Admiral Byrd
Explorer
Phillips Delicious
New York
Auckland
New Zealand
Poulter
Synthetic Blood Keeps Patient Alive 36 Hours
At the University of Tennessee School of Medicine Memphis Tennessee doctors report progress on artificial blood. Dr W R Amberson led experiments showing a city lived 36 hours using only synthetic blood in its system. Dr O W Hyman described three years of work while cautioning the method remains experimental.
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Atberson
Liocek
Amberson
Men of Medicine
Memphis
Teen
U.P
University of Tennessee School of Medicine
W. R Amberson
O. W.hyman
Anderson
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Dr. Menzies
Saint John Post
Maritime Institution
P. O. Box
A. G. Feaver
Broker & Commission
Simpson
Sanson
Alice Mor
Montreal
Byrd Expedition
MorePhillips
Royal Yeast
Fraser Ave
Liberty Se
Toronto
Ont
Neblern Metropolis
Stewart Roberts
Twillingate
Newfoundand
Canada
United States
England
Confederation Life
Wild Fruit Act
Department of Natural Resources
Domiziona
Same
Commissioner For Natural Resources
U.S.A
Twillingate Sun
Sey
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