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As the result of a thorough investigation of library practice and admin- istration, a standard ratio of number of assistants to volumes of circulation has been evolved. It is one full-time assistant to every 20,000 books issued per year. According to this standard the Thomas Crane Public Library would have had twenty-eight assistants in 1928 instead of four- teen. As most of the libraries in New England conform more or less closely to this ratio, it cannot be wondered that your librarian is frequently asked: "How do you ever get along with such a small staff?" The answer is found in limiting the hours that many of the branches are open, the utilization of branch librarians in preparing books for the shelves or in desk work at the main library and in other routine work, and in curtailing other recognized features of library work such as reference work, making catalogues for branches, taking inventory, mending, etc. While there is doubtless good Coolidge economy in such administration, much of it is really accomplished at the expense of services that Quincy readers have a right to expect. When members of the staff are ill, shifts are necessary, the whole routine is upset and retarded and a good deal of proper library
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housekeeping is neglected. This library does not expect to reach the standard ratio referred to above for several years, but the addition of two or three assistants to the staff each year will enable the library to better keep its house in order, and give a more satisfactory service to its borrowers. A modest request for two extra assistants and a larger allowance for part time and substitute help is included in the 1929 budget.
A start toward increasing the hours some of the branches are open was made the past year. Three additional evenings a week and Saturday morning were added to the hours of the Wollaston Branch and the hours at the Atlantic Branch were extended to every weekday afternoon instead of four afternoons as formerly. Early in June the Parker Branch was moved from its inadequate and dingy quarters in the basement of the Parker School to two stores at 6-8 Tyler Street, about a block from its old location. The partition between the stores was removed and the new quarters renovated and fitted with new shelving and equipment. By vote of the trustees, the name of this branch was changed to Norfolk Downs Branch.
Miss Kingman, Children's Librarian, reported a gain of 7,652 in the circulation from the Children's Room of the main library, 46,427 books being issued. The increased work in this room has necessitated the employment of a part time assistant during the busy hours after school. Miss Kingman also reported a very material gain in the use of the class- room libraries sent to the Quincy schools, 74,954 books being taken by pupils from these collections of 40-50 books each. Miss Kingman and her assistant have visited the schools, made contacts with the teachers and report a splendid spirit of co-operation.
By invitation of the Quincy Chamber of Commerce, the library was again represented at the Trading Post held in the Armory March 26-28. A commodious corner booth was assigned the library, allowing more room for displaying books, magazines, posters, maps, etc., and for tables and chairs which many a tired visitor utilized for rest and reading. A fair number of new borrowers were added by registration at the booth and considerable interest was aroused by a contest which consisted in guessing book titles from posters displayed in every booth in the hall, the purpose being to tie up the library with the other exhibitors. The Chamber of Commerce awarded three prizes, all autographed copies of "Three Hundred Years of Quincy," which, as it happened, were all won by students in the Senior and Junior High Schools.
It was with great regret that the resignation of Mrs. Alice McMullin was accepted in October. Mrs. McMullin, then Miss McCarron, organ- ized both the Parker and the Squantum Branches and served continu- ously as their librarian for nearly six years. Alert, energetic, with an ideal temperament for meeting and helping borrowers, she did much toward building up these two branches. Her associates wish her much joy in her new home in Newton.
The two greatest and most pressing problems of the library, the need for more books and more assistants, have been mentioned. Before this report is concluded your attention is called to two other problems. The first is a more adequate reference service, particularly for the business man and industrial worker. Providing material for such a service will come through an increase in the book appropriation, but the greatest need is the employment of a competent, trained reference assistant at the main library. The lack of such an assistant constitutes a decided weakness in our present system. With the opening of a new branch and the request for additional assistants to carry on the pressing burden of our regular routine, it was not thought desirable to ask for such an assistant this com- ing year. It is sincerely hoped, however, that by 1930 the reference service can be put on a par with that rendered by other city libraries.
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The other problem is one that is already very apparent to those who administer the library and that is the need for more room at the main library. It will probably be necessary this next summer to move the magazines now on the third floor stack to temporary shelves in the room over the reading room and to extend our active collection of books to the third story. If Quincy grows as it has been growing, larger reading room and children's room facilities will be needed, as well as increased stack room. Without discussing any possible solution at this time, the problem should be given consideration in the near future.
Thanks are due to the local newspapers for their interest manifested in space given library news and editorial comment. Praise is pleasing and criticism may be salutary and to friends who have favored us with either we are grateful.
I can testify to the enthusiastic interest of the staff in the work of the library and the fine spirit with which they have taken transfers, shifts, changes in assignments and extra hours, all of which have been constantly made necessary by a large system operated with a minimum corps of assistants. The library and the librarian are very fortunate in having a real executive assistant in Miss Callahan, who has handled with tact and efficiency much of the detail of our somewhat complex routine. What- ever progress the Thomas Crane Public Library has made during the past year has been due in large measure to the understanding of the library's needs by the personnel of the city government and to the assistance and loyal support given by the Board of Trustees.
Respectfully submitted,
GALEN W. HILL, Librarian.
Statistical Summary
Population served, 68,000 (estimated).
Free for lending and reference.
Total number of agencies, consisting of :
Central Library
Branches
10
Stations :
Hospital service
1
Deposits
5
Schools (buildings)
20
Number of days open during year :
For lending
301
Hours open each week for lending
72
Hours open each week for reading
76
Total number of staff
15
Total valuation of library property
$318,000
Adult
Juvenile
Total
Number of volumes at beginning of year .
48,156
23,554
71,710
Number of volumes added by purchase
3,325
3,585
6,910
Number of volumes added by gift
195
3
198
Number of volumes added by binding
67
4
71
Number of volumes lost or withdrawn
926
2,065
2,991
Total number at end of year ..
50,817
25,081
75,898
Volumes of fiction lent for home use
257,491
161,905
419,396
Number of volumes lent for home use
305,752
266,792
572,544
Number of registered borrowers
20,778
Number of publications issued
5
Number of publications received: 123 titles; 228 copies.
333
For reading
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Library Expenditures
City App.
Endow- ment Funds $319 79
Books
$11,176 80
Periodicals
787 98
Binding
1,744 85
Library service
22,910 99
Janitor service
3,758 00
555 00
Rent
3,436 35
Light
848 88
Printing
421 33
Heat
1,629 68
Librarian's petty cash
380 00
Main building, repairs, etc.
509 78
686 75
Other maintenance
2,818 95
267 42
Insurance
626 87
$51,050 46
$1,828 96
Books in Library January 1, 1929
General
Adult 667
133
800
Periodicals
3,383
10
3,393
Philosophy
848
15
863
Religion
1,067
214
1,281
Sociology
3,837
2,280
6,117
Language
321
1
322
Science
1,190
879
2,069
Useful Arts
2,569
885
3,454
Fine Arts .
2,384
785
3,169
Literature
5,133
2,598
7,731
History
5,330
3,938
9,268
Biography
3,590
1,134
4,724
Fiction
20,498
12,209
32,707
Total
50,817
25,081
75,898
Juvenile
Total
294
Circulation by Classes, 1928
BRANCHES
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
MAIN LIBRARY
Wollaston
Parkway
Atlantic
Temple
Parker
Manet
Montclair
Baxter
Squantum
Palmer
Hospital
Children's
Room
Schools
TOTAL
General
4,510
1,870
785
465
910
552
414
562
724
91
281
160
887
12,211
Philosophy
1,547
297
32
42
10
34
18
26
2
1
5
4
11
2,029
Religion
824
214
50
98
112
51
36
46
41
7
29
188
589
2,285
Sociology
2,768
2,148
2,103
1,137
1,497
896
1,049
1,138
806
201
512
14
3,901
8,055
26,255
Language
315
14
61
17
38
5
2
20
12
Science
1,394
514
365
369
249
252
81
105
168
45
70
8
877
2,012
6,509
Useful Arts
3,817
1,111
385
443
312
277
156
170
211
80
89
41
1,059
862
9,013
Fine Arts
3,760
1,003
355
447
261
287
202
214
157
41
50
962
564
8,303
Literature
5,017
3,114
2,938
2,145
2,238
2,029
1,532
1,811
1,268
595
1,365
179
5,559
6,885
36,675
History
1,961
1,234
932
420
370
391
510
423
344
102
225
6
1,455
5,323
13,696
Travel
3,309
2,475
1,650
1,239
1,433
1,058
487
657
1,078
215
216
20
2,499
7,201
23,537
Biography
2,684
1,755
921
651
772
517
202
354
446
112
62
20
1,332
2,295
12,123
Fiction
71,545
59,243
32,122
33,261
29,064
29,378
25,519
22,705
17,218
10,109
14,119
5,647
28,309
41,157
419,396
Total
103,451
74,992
42,699
40,734
37,266
35,727
30,208
28,231
22,475
11,599
17,023
6,125
*47,060
74,954
572,544
Circulation per capita 8.4 Circulation per registered borrower 27.5
Maintenance expenditure per volume circulated .092
Maintenance expenditure per capita .77
* Includes 623 circulation of books loaned summer camps.
CITY OF QUINCY
:
28
512
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REPORT OF CITY CLERK
I have the honor to submit the fortieth annual report of this de- partment, being for the year ending December 31, 1928.
RECEIPTS
Junk licenses
$280 00
Amusement licenses
2,395 00
Common victuallers licenses
580 00
Express and carriage licenses
9 00
Pool and billiard licenses
600 00
Auctioneers licenses
14 00
Druggist licenses
12 00
All other licenses .
2,914 50
Marriage permits
610 00
Recording and special
1,036 28
$8,450 78
The above sum has been paid to the City Treasurer.
Number of marriage intentions issued in 1928
615
Number of marriages recorded in 1928.
663
Number of births recorded in 1928 1,532
Number of deaths recorded in 1928
740
The number of dogs licensed in 1928 was 1,654 males; 299 fe- males; 327 spayed and 1 breeders license, for which the sum of $5,482 was collected. The sum of $5,025.80 was paid to the County Treasurer and $456.20 to the City Treasurer. The sum of $2,659.75 was collected for hunting licenses. The fees amounting to $287.05 were paid to the City Treasurer and the balance to the Common- wealth.
Annexed are the births, marriages and deaths recorded in Quincy in 1928 and the election returns.
EMERY L. CRANE, City Clerk.
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CITY OF QUINCY BIRTHS RECORDED IN QUINCY IN 1928
Date
Child
Parents
Jan. 1 Gerlando Gallitano
Frank and Frances
Jan. 1 William Albert Hey
George and Edna
Jan. 2 Robert William Weingartner
Carl and Lillie
Jan.
2 Oswald Aatiel Honkolehto
Antti and Olga
Jan. 3 Penn Gaskell Johnson.
Harold and Aurelia
Jan. 3 Barbara Ann Lynch.
John and Alice
Jan. 3 Albert George Thompson
John and Annie
Jan. 3 Russell William Buthley
Gilbert and Margaret
Jan.
5 Bernard Ward Carson.
Charles and Hattie
Jan. 5 Peter Groop
Waldemar and Martha Archie and Beulah
Jan.
5 Pricilla Mary Clark (Twin)
Ernest and Myrtle
Jan. 5 Barbara Florence Clark (Twin)
Ernest and Myrtle
Jan 5 Robert Edward Downing
Harry and Frances
Jan.
6 Barbara Maxine Smith
John and Mildred
Jan.
6
Steen
Walter and Elizabeth
Jan.
6 Stillborn
Jan.
7 Rose Marie Sullivan
Francis and Helen
Jan. 7 Arnold Lloyd Weiner
Maurice and Alice
Jan.
7 Frederick Vincent Mineo
Vincent and Jennie
Jan.
7 Victor Lodi
James and Elizabeth
Jan.
7 Mark Chase MacAdam
Marquis and Dorothy
Jan. Jan. 7 Selma Thomas
William and Charlotte Maron and Catherine
Jan. 7 Harold Francis Stewart
Charles and Mary
Jan. 8 Marion Lois Kenison
Richard and Mabelle
Jan. 8 Mildred Teresa Johnson
John and Mildred Patrick and Alice
Jan. 9 Paul Joseph Morrissey
Jan. 9 Eleanor Annie Bizzozero
Iride and Marcellina
Jan. 9 James Edward Varraso
Joseph and Elizabeth
Jan. 9 Barbara Jean Bridgman.
Kenneth and Winifred
Jan. 10 Teresa Bridget Wallace.
Stephen and Delia
Jan. 10 Sybil Lois Burns
Herbert and Dorothy
Jan.
10 Helen Marie Grady
Edward and Catherine
Jan.
10 Peter Francis Gunning Derringer
Peter and Mary
Jan. 10 Jan. 10 Earle Lubarsky
Joseph and Helen Walter and Sarah
Jan. 10 Marion Lois Bergren
Ragnar and Leah
Jan. 11 Virginia Sweeney
Michael and Esther
Jan. 11 Ruth Lillian Laporte
Wilfred and Stella
Jan. 11 Helen Lucile Boyer
George and Sadie
Jan. 11 John Francis Gerstel
Warren and Ethel
Jan. 12 Joseph George Gosselin
Jan. 12 Helen Frances Marion.
Jan. 12 Richard Ellsworth Burrell
Jan. 12 Jean Smith Stewart.
Douglas and Mary
Jan. 12 Charles William Roberts, Jr.
Jan. 12 Priscilla Jean Maggiani.
Jan. 12 Robert James Boutilier
Jan. 13 Carey
Fred and Elinor
Jan. 13 Maurice Angelo Ponti
Maurice and Virginia
Jan. 13 Warren Jackson Barlow, Jr
Warren and Mabel
Jan. 13 Jean Harriet Lane.
Thomas and Margaret
Jan. 13 Solomon Mohammed
Joseph and Marie Donald and Sarah Ralph and Inez
Jan. 12 Angelo Biagio Coletti
Sabatino and Norina
Charles and Frances Kino and Jennie Franklin and Hilda
Ameen and Mary
7 Arthur Edward Reed.
Jan. 5 Lamrock
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Date
Child
Parents
Jan. 14
Noyes
Jan. 14
Lorraine Disciullo
Jan. 14 Edward James Burns
Jan. 15 John A. Latak.
Jan. 15 Jarlene Ann Elmgren.
Jan.
15 Robert Joseph Kelly (Twin)
William and Theresa
Jan.
Jan.
16
15 William Francis Kelly (Twin) Sears
Jan. 16
Regina Howe
Jan. 16
Aileen Julia Riley
Jan. 16 Domenico DiGiacomo
Jan. 16 Irene Josephine Peterson
Jan.
17
Martha Elvira Kjellander
August and Lillian Viking and Vera Henry and Prudence Joseph and Catherine
Jan.
17
Eleanor Frances Perrone
Jan.
18
Norma Frances Petersen
Earl and Olive
Jan.
18 Marilyn Leonore Cutler
Jan. 18
Ethel Helen McDonald
Meyer and Annie John and Ethel Arthur and Rose
Jan. Jan.
19
Elinor Frances Perry
Frank and Elinor
Jan. Jan. 20
Everett Irving Miller
Daniel and Doris
Jan. 20 Harry Clifford Philbrick, 3rd .
Harry and Arleen
Jan.
20 Jean Murray Feeley .
John and Anna
Jan. 21 Edward Ward Mullaney
John and Mildred
21
Robert John Seller
John and Jane
Jan. Jan. 21 Illegitimate Jan. 22 Elinor Ruth DiPesa
Charles and Ethel
Jan. 22 Jeannette Evalena Harding
Jan. 22 Richard James Kingston.
Jan. 23 John Christopher Ries, Jr
Jan. 24 Mary Pauline Young.
Jan. 24 Edgar Nandor Carlson
Jan. 24 Pitt Lyon Robinson, Jr
Jan. 24 Yolanda Forgione Bruce Jan. 24 Anna Estelle Gilman.
Frank and Angela George and Anna
Jan. Jan. 24 Raymond Myles Urquhart
Jan. 25 Robert Richard Jacoby
Jan. 26 Armenig Louise Terzian
Jan. 27 Robert Leslie Whitten .
Jan. 27 Mary Blair
Jan. 27 Norman Woodford
Jan. 27 Lee Henricksen Favorite
Jan. 28 Edward George Smith
Jan. 28 Betty Ann Jaukkuri
Jan. 29 Virginia Hammond Durant.
Jan. 29 Zelda Barbara Diamond.
Jan. 29 Margaret Mary McDonald
29 James Mchoul
Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 29 Shirley Mae Hopkins
29 Harold Lawrence Tolchinsky . 29 Elaine Parina Gallo
Jan. 30 Joseph Allan Cameron
Jan. 30 Robert Louis Fischer, Jr
Jan.
31
Costa
Jan. 31 Margaret Louise Canty
Paul and Mabel August and Filomena Mathew and Catherine Joseph and Anna Jarl and Mildred
William and Theresa Gordon and Margaret John and Elizabeth William and Gene Vincenzo and Isabella
Jan. 17
Miller
19 Barbara Woods Stillborn
19
24 Illegitimate
Austin and Harriet Eugene and Anna John and Catherine Charles and Pauline Emil and Martha Pitt and Marion
Myles and Laura Henry and Rose Leon and Elizabeth Lionel and Millicent Thomas and Mabel Albert and Laura Felix and Irene . Louis and Margaret Aldrick and Cecilia George and Hazel William and Frances Roderick and Mary Mansour and Wedad David and Elizabeth Gerald and Parina Ralph and Mabel William and Jennie Robert and Esther Liberato and Rosa John and Helen
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Date
Child
Parents
Feb. 1 Nancy Colburn
Feb. 2 Barbara Jeanne Ramsdell
Feb. 2 John Humphreys Davis
Feb. 2 Bruce Chester Merrill
Feb. 2 James Alexander Wilson Thom- son
Feb. 3 Edward Charles Hobaica Feb. 3 Maloney
Feb. 3 Louise Lee Reeks
Charles and Anna
Feb. 3 Mary Evelyn Moriarty
Feb. 3 James Gordon McDonald
Feb. 3 Pauline Wade Fox
Feb. 3 Marcia Bain Fletcher
4 Mary Adelaide Goodhue
Joseph and Mildred George and Hazel John and Ruth George and Bernice John and Irene Matteo and Anna
Feb. Feb. 5 Sebastiano Papagno Feb. 5 Grace Marie Mazzola
Feb. 5 Patricia Holt
Angelo and Mary Wilfred and Edna
Feb.
6 John Talcott
William and Vina
Feb. 7 Mildred Julia Gaidys
Charles and Sophie
Feb.
7 Roy Edward Bruce Marsters
Charles and Viola
Feb. 7 7 Lois Anne Gilliland Feb. Feb. 8 Joseph Condrick Jackson
Earl and Mary Don and Agnes John and Margaret
Feb. 8 Charles Herman Webber, Jr
Feb. 8 Everett Hilton Collupy, 3rd.
Feb.
8 Louis Francis Gallo
Charles and Ferne Everett and Lillian Pasquale and Mary Walter and Agnes
Feb. Feb. Feb.
8 Stillborn
Clermont and Anna Charles and Annie
Feb.
10 Constance Eva Mitchell
Feb. 10 Seavey
Feb. 10 Stillborn
Feb.
11 Wallace Eugene Caddy (Twin)
Ernest and Ruth
Feb. 11 Ruth Elaine Caddy (Twin)
Feb. 12 Nancy Adair Braddish
Feb. 13 Jeanne Elizabeth Sandison
Feb.
13 Iylah Barbara Mosman
Feb. 13 Evelyn Sacchetti
Feb. 13 Ruth Barbara Kantola
Feb. 14 Clare Regina Peterson
Feb. 14 Eugene Riley
Bernt and Agatha John and Mildred Charles and Florence
Feb. 14 Donald Leon Hannaford
William and Elsie
Feb. 14 Richard Lincoln Powell
Feb. 15 Janice Lee Marr
Feb.
15 Thomas Francis Ryan, Jr
Feb. 15 John Anthony Venti
Feb. 15 Guiseppi Gramazio
Feb. 15 Martha Jane Frazer
Feb. 16 Beverly Ann Berglund
Feb. 16 Irene Isabella Stewart
Feb. 16 Charles Dunn Steele
Feb. 17 Dorothy Eugenia Allen
Feb. 17 Donald Charles Mackenzie
Feb. 17 Alice Marie Tarr.
Feb. 17 Richard Carleton Ela
Kenneth and Josephine Clarence and Caroline Percy and Helen
Feb.
9 Richard Edward Sears
9 Bishop
William and Constance Harry and Mabel
Ernest and Ruth Albert and Lucy James and Esta Eben and Iylah John and Amelia Waino and Nellie
Feb. 14 Robert Hanson
George and Charlotte Percival and Eleanor Thomas and Margaret
Donato and Eugenia Arthur and Antoinette George and Helen Albert and Gladys John and Isabelle Thomas and Susan George and Sarah
8 Harriet Gabitt Luther
Wellen and Margaret Arthur and Florence Ervin and Florence Herbert and Blanche
Adam and Elizabeth Beshara and Rose Daniel and Margaret
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Date
Child
Parents
Feb. 17 Josephine Barone
Feb. 17 Frank Purpura
Feb. 17 Bernard Peter Dempsey, Jr.
Feb. 18 Stillborn
Feb. 18 Virginia Irene Morgan
Feb. 18 Patricia Nadine Cox
Feb. 18 Mary Josephine Merzi
Feb. 18 Judith Ann Proctor
Cecil and Virginia Issie and Celia
Feb. 19 James Ernest Rudolph, Jr
Feb. 19 Jean Braye Granahan.
James and Catherine Frank and Margaret William and Mary
Feb.
19 Lawrence Webster DeCelle, Jr.
Lawrence and Gladys
Feb.
19 Mary Louise Kelley
Feb. 19 Roland Garfield Holbrook
Feb. 19 Illegitimate
Feb.
19 Mary Louise Johnstone
Feb. 20 Florence Gilmore
Feb.
20 Lillian Corvi
Feb. 20 Robert Griffiths Mugford
(Twin)
Monroe
Mugford
Feb. 20 Robert Arthur Davis .
Feb. 20 Mary Elizabeth Sullivan
Gerald and Amelia
Feb. 21 Madeline Rose O'Leary
Feb. 21 Patricia Ann Tesson
Feb. 21 Stillborn
Feb. 21 Charles William Cross
Feb. 22
Eleanor Frances McCabe
Feb. 22 Claire Marie Falvey
John and Kathryn
Feb. 22 Anne Bernadette Rogers
Feb.
22
Raymond Allen Younie
Feb. Feb. Feb.
24
Wood Colonna
Feb.
24 25 Phyllis Marilyn Cain.
Feb. 25
Michael Joseph Hynes
Feb. 25 Margaret Charlotte Milne
Feb. 25 Virginia Eleanor Notrangelo . 26 Helen Thyra Dwinell
Feb.
Feb. 26 Louis Cleveland King, Jr
Feb. 26 Katherine Phyllis Furfari
Louis and Elizabeth
Feb. 27 Daniel Carmello DiBona
Feb. 27 John Peter Brewer
Feb. 27 Stillborn
Feb. 27 Paul Keating
Feb. 27 Sandra Bishop
Feb. 28 Carolyn Arbell Teixeira
Feb. 28 Marjorie Virginia Gilbert
Feb. 28 Joan Burpee
Feb. 28 Dawn Vickery Weathersby Feb. 28 John Joseph Gillis .
Feb. 28 Olimpia Adele Bersani
Feb. 28 Albert William French
Feb. 29 Sydney Alan Curtis
Feb. 29 Dorothy Jewett Richardson
Tony and Lena James and Marion Bernard and Josephine
Alvin and Mildred Wilbourn and Olive Amelio and Sarah
Feb. 18 Milton Norman Katz
William and Anna Garfield and Elsie
William and Alice Daniel and Elizabeth Ferdinando and Teresa
Walter and Eunice
Feb. 20 Russell (Twin)
Walter and Eunice Ralph and Lois
Frederick and Amy Peter and Mary
22 Allister McKim
Henry and Anna Emerson and Eva William and Flora Norman and Helen Joseph and Adelia George and Caryl William and Margaret John and Margaret Gaetano and Margaret James and Thyra Louis and Marion
Donato and Rita John and Roxanna
Joseph and Mary Joseph and Anne Antonio and Carrie Robert and Helen Maurice and June Kirby and Gertrude John and Margaret Loretto and Caroline Albert and Elizabeth Thomas and Alice Carlton and Ruth
Patrick and Honora Ernest and Isabelle
Feb. 19 William Edward Roach
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Date
Child
Parents
Feb. 29 Beverly Ruth Jackson
Mar. 1 Mabel Jane Edwards
Mar. 1 Jean Erica Wrigley .
Mar. 1 Marjorie Jean Horton
Mar. 2 Edward Morton Eldridge
Mar. 2 Edward Mark Glynn
Mar. 2 Olga Vincenza Maria Salvatore
Mar. 2 William LeRoy Frost.
Mar. 3 Margaret Diana Dahlberg
Gustaf and Margaret
Mar. 3 James Michael Powers.
Mar.
3 George Dan
Mar. 3 Patricia Taylor
Mar. 4 Anna Mary Alfonsina Petrillo
Mar. 4 Porter
Mar. 5 Walter Joseph Clare
Walter and Catherine
Mar. 5 Natalie Ruth Cox
Mar. 5 William Howard Mitchell
Mar.
5 Foster P. Ganzel .
Mar. 5 Richard Prescott Carlson
Mar. 5 Gordon Munroe Willis, Jr
Mar. 6 Richard William Souther
Herbert and Ruth
Mar. 6 Jacquelyn Glover Waite
Amory and Dorothy
Mar. 6 Joseph Dunn Post.
Robert and Marjorie
Mar. 8 George Francis Pratt
Mar. 8 Ralph Edward Curran
Thomas and Bertha
Mar. 8 Robert Palma
Frank and Katherine Harold and Alice
Mar. 8 Illegitimate
Mar. 8 Carl Wilson Seppala
Mar. 9 Doris Louise Konetzky
Mar. 9 Robert Eugene Moran
Mar. 9 Marie Ann Henebry
Mar. 9 Illegitimate
Mar. 9 Walter Herbert Raymer
Mar. 9 Barbara Marie Nightingale
Mar. 9 Elsie Irene Matson.
Mar. 9 Ezra Chester Creswell
Alpheus and Marion
Mar. 10 Richard Eliot McCormack
Mar. 10 Florence Frances Slater
Mar. 10 John Leo D'Angelo .
Mar. 10 Earl Whitford Karcher
Mar. 10 Mary Belle Vart
Jacob and Mabel
Mar. 11 Gloria Anna Ricciuti
Mar. 11 Betty Donnelly
Mar. 11 Maria DiTroia
Mar. 11 Roy Frederick Farr
Mar. 11 Barbara Marie Foye
Mar. 11 Patricia Catherine Sears
Mar. 11 Elizabeth Ann Bleiler
Mar. 12 Florence Evelyn Young
Mar. 12 Pauline Frances Marini .
Mar. 12 Robert Eliott Philp
Mar. 12 Barbara Elizabeth Tucker
Mar. 12 Loraine Doris Nelson .
Mar. 12 Edna Louise McPhee
Mar. 12 Patricia Barrett
Carl and Ruth Martin and Bertha Francis and Louise James and Anna
Walter and Emma Albert and Jennie Henry and Celia
James and Clara Parker and Janet Leo and Julia Paul and Edith
Mar. 11 Allan Taylor Kennedy
A. Taylor and Irma John and Anna Leonard and Doris
Michele and Annunziata Roy and Marion James and Lillian
Theodore and Irene Francis and Marion Albin and Helga
Americo and Violet Joseph and Ruth Percy and Mollie
Gilman and Agnes Gordon and Anna Edward and Rita
Ralph and Catherine Arthur and Mabel Walter and Frances Philip and Blanche Harold and Irene
Mark and Mildred Rocco and Leonida William and Gladys
James and Mary Charles and Mary Harold and Louise Anthony and Anna Everett and Alice
George and Theresa Franklin and Mildred Foster and Mildred Carl and Elsie Gordon and Nettie
Ralph and Anita
Mar. 8 Audrey Joan Damon
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Date
Child
Parents
Mar. 13
Mary Ann Ricker
Mar. 13 Elizabeth Anna Eckl
Mar. 13 Marilyn Blanche Fratus
Mar. 13 Emily Jean Mackenzie
Mar. 14 Laura Belle Lutes. .
Mar. 14
Richard Mervyn Frye
E. Mervyn and Helen John and Antoinette
Mar. 15
Rose Bersani .
Mar. 15 Gordon Frederick Roberts
Mar. 15 Leah Janet Burke.
Mar. 16 Elsie Greer
Mar. 16 Catherine Theresa Lane
Mar. 16 Luoma
Mar. 16 Francis Leo Dunn
Mar. 18
Dorothy Rose Papani .
Mar. 18 Frederick Francis Gavin, Jr.
Mar. 18 Elizabeth Ballou .
Mar. 18 Robert Bradford Stitt.
Mar. 18
Edward Andrew Trott, Jr
Edward and Rose
Mar. 19
Robert Willis Newton
Raymond and Hannah Harold and Emily
Mar. 19
Cynthia Rand
Mar. 19 Stillborn
Mar. 20
Marion Louise O'Brien
Mar. 20
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