New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], September 16, 1925, Image 16

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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Centenarians Heartily Join in Reunion The Gospel hy Air Honored
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Governor Rnlph O. Brewster is shown above felicitating Mrs. Mary Ann Waterhouse, 100 years old, of
Scarboro, Me., and Cyrus I!. Carleton, 102, of White field, Me., at the oldtimers' reunion recently held at
Augusta, Me. They contributed 'their share of merriment to the occasion.
Arrested
Six montns in jail and a 200 fine was sentence imposed on John
Andrews, 18, of Hapeviile, Ga., after Miss Jewel Dunaway, Atlanta,
Ga., leaped from Andrews's car when he refused to stop after girl
demanded to be let out. Photo shows Andrews being led from court
between police guards.
Sie's Happy as Blacksmith in Own Shop
To enable her to carry on her religious duties with more fadlity,
Aimee Semple MePherson, woman evangelist of Los Anfreles, Col.,
uses airplane on frequent trips to Pacific coast cities where sho
spreads the spirit of the gospel.
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Nathalia Crane, the remark-
fible 12-yefr-nld poctc?s of
lirooklyn, N. Y., has accepted s .1
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Former Prodigy a Bride
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Senator Robert Stantield of Ore
gon was arrested in Baker, Ore.,
recently, charged with being
drunk . and disorderly. Senator
Stanfield declares that the arrest
was a plot, engineered by polit
ical enemies on the eve of his
campaign for re-election.
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P'or thirty years, twelve of which she has worked by herself after death of husband, Mrs. Penkinson
has shod all manner of rags hi her shop. She has destinction of being the only woman blacksmith in
New lorK uity. lJnoto snows
Pound of Flesh Victims
Penkinson removing an old shoe
from patient Dobbin in dexter
ous fashion.
(By Pacific & Atlantic)
Winifred Sackville Stoner, a former infant prodigy and noted young f
authoress, was married at Greenwich, Conn., to Louis Hyman, New
York hair goods merchant, friends of the couple just learned. Mrs.
Hyman, whose first husband, Charles P. de Bruche, died a year j
ago, is 23 years old. She was able to use a typewriter at the age fs
of 3 and write a Mother Goose in Esperanto when she was 7. 33
Wartime Drama Re-enacted in New Jersey
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ffnr ftno. y.-ij.iT.-i vhn ;'.i'ovn";l tiic fiiiat are I left to riht ! Bfi';,', , loan, Jack and N'na Morris.
(Bt Pci" Atlantic)
Po that convict husband's lawyer might be paid, Mrs. Ida Axelson
and children, Albin and Fanny of Tamalpais, Cal., were turned into
street and home sold.
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Queen of Second Radio Show Also a Beauty
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who is dsn a well known beauty
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Memories of seven years ago were realistically and vividly recalled by this wartime demonstration, 13
depicting the capture of a French village, in annual military show of Second Corps area, U. S. Army, f
at Pershing field, Jersey City, N. J. The capture of the French village, at that time held by the Ger-
mans and believed by Maj. Gen. Summerall to be a key to the St. Mihiel sector, was staged as the climax s
of the show. Aerial acrobatics were staged by crack flyers. S3
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This (hie fall coat for the school
girl or college miss is of knitted
material in checkered design
with fischu collar and cuffs. It
is worn with a white satin turtle
neck veetie.
Hounded by blood on Lis con
science, H. W. Gibboney, 61.
walked into Los Angeles, Cal.,
police station and said: "I killed
a man ten years ago. us oeen ,Bt Atisntto
bothering me ever since. He jn be!t physical culture style this Los Angeles, Cal., locomotive did
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a somersault irom spur iracs jnio a oeq oi sana. one w as nun. - .
explained he had killed a night
watchman who refused to pay a
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(Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.)
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