St. Laurence's

This is a scrapbook created by the Gillen family (Francis Gillen and Agnes Northam-Gillen) surrounding their many activities and interests. The book seems to be separated between Francis’s gallery of articles and photos and Agnes’s separate gallery. Francis’s is smaller, containing photos and articles from his time with the St. Laurence parish theater group, and photos of himself and his friends. After these are some articles about marriages in the city and the obituaries of one Agnes V. Coan and Reverend George Loomis of St. Laurence’s Parish. Agnes’s section, titled “Northam’s Art Gallery”, is much larger. This section includes articles and photos surrounding a plethora of topics pertaining to St. Laurence’s parish, friends of Agnes at St. Mary’s parish and School where she graduated in 1936, the Corpus Christi parish, and Central Catholic and Lawrence High school sports.

This is a scrapbook created by the Gillen family (Francis Gillen and Agnes Northam-Gillen) surrounding their many activities and interests. The book seems to be separated between Francis’s gallery of articles and photos and Agnes’s separate gallery. Francis’s is smaller, containing photos and articles from his time with the St. Laurence parish theater group, and photos of himself and his friends. After these are some articles about marriages in the city and the obituaries of one Agnes V. Coan and Reverend George Loomis of St. Laurence’s Parish. Agnes’s section, titled “Northam’s Art Gallery”, is much larger. This section includes articles and photos surrounding a plethora of topics pertaining to St. Laurence’s parish, friends of Agnes at St. Mary’s parish and School where she graduated in 1936, the Corpus Christi parish, and Central Catholic and Lawrence High school sports.

This is a scrapbook created by the Gillen family (Francis Gillen and Agnes Northam-Gillen) surrounding their many activities and interests. The book seems to be separated between Francis’s gallery of articles and photos and Agnes’s separate gallery. Francis’s is smaller, containing photos and articles from his time with the St. Laurence parish theater group, and photos of himself and his friends. After these are some articles about marriages in the city and the obituaries of one Agnes V. Coan and Reverend George Loomis of St. Laurence’s Parish. Agnes’s section, titled “Northam’s Art Gallery”, is much larger. This section includes articles and photos surrounding a plethora of topics pertaining to St. Laurence’s parish, friends of Agnes at St. Mary’s parish and School where she graduated in 1936, the Corpus Christi parish, and Central Catholic and Lawrence High school sports.

This is a scrapbook created by the Gillen family (Francis Gillen and Agnes Northam-Gillen) surrounding their many activities and interests. The book seems to be separated between Francis’s gallery of articles and photos and Agnes’s separate gallery. Francis’s is smaller, containing photos and articles from his time with the St. Laurence parish theater group, and photos of himself and his friends. After these are some articles about marriages in the city and the obituaries of one Agnes V. Coan and Reverend George Loomis of St. Laurence’s Parish. Agnes’s section, titled “Northam’s Art Gallery”, is much larger. This section includes articles and photos surrounding a plethora of topics pertaining to St. Laurence’s parish, friends of Agnes at St. Mary’s parish and School where she graduated in 1936, the Corpus Christi parish, and Central Catholic and Lawrence High school sports.

This is a scrapbook containing articles on the topic of local deaths, as well as page upon page of obituaries. Many of the people whose obituaries are present in the book were members of the St. Laurence parish or somehow related to Central Catholic high school. The deaths of Reverend James A. McDonald of St. Laurence’s church in 1941 and Reverend Brother Flortentius, a founder of Central Catholic High School, in 1938, are among the most covered in the book. Large articles about the untimely deaths of Mary Lou Bluemel, who drowned in Searles Pond in 1938 and Maurice F. Murray, a veteran who now has a square named after him, who died in 1938, are repeated several times in the book from different publications. Outside of the obituaries, one of the last pages also has a pamphlet from the National Catholic Community Service committee.

This is a scrapbook containing articles on the topic of local deaths, as well as page upon page of obituaries. Many of the people whose obituaries are present in the book were members of the St. Laurence parish or somehow related to Central Catholic high school. The deaths of Reverend James A. McDonald of St. Laurence’s church in 1941 and Reverend Brother Flortentius, a founder of Central Catholic High School, in 1938, are among the most covered in the book. Large articles about the untimely deaths of Mary Lou Bluemel, who drowned in Searles Pond in 1938 and Maurice F. Murray, a veteran who now has a square named after him, who died in 1938, are repeated several times in the book from different publications. Outside of the obituaries, one of the last pages also has a pamphlet from the National Catholic Community Service committee.

This is a scrapbook containing articles on the topic of local deaths, as well as page upon page of obituaries. Many of the people whose obituaries are present in the book were members of the St. Laurence parish or somehow related to Central Catholic high school. The deaths of Reverend James A. McDonald of St. Laurence’s church in 1941 and Reverend Brother Flortentius, a founder of Central Catholic High School, in 1938, are among the most covered in the book. Large articles about the untimely deaths of Mary Lou Bluemel, who drowned in Searles Pond in 1938 and Maurice F. Murray, a veteran who now has a square named after him, who died in 1938, are repeated several times in the book from different publications. Outside of the obituaries, one of the last pages also has a pamphlet from the National Catholic Community Service committee.

This is a scrapbook containing articles on the topic of local deaths, as well as page upon page of obituaries. Many of the people whose obituaries are present in the book were members of the St. Laurence parish or somehow related to Central Catholic high school. The deaths of Reverend James A. McDonald of St. Laurence’s church in 1941 and Reverend Brother Flortentius, a founder of Central Catholic High School, in 1938, are among the most covered in the book. Large articles about the untimely deaths of Mary Lou Bluemel, who drowned in Searles Pond in 1938 and Maurice F. Murray, a veteran who now has a square named after him, who died in 1938, are repeated several times in the book from different publications. Outside of the obituaries, one of the last pages also has a pamphlet from the National Catholic Community Service committee.

This is a scrapbook containing articles on the topic of local deaths, as well as page upon page of obituaries. Many of the people whose obituaries are present in the book were members of the St. Laurence parish or somehow related to Central Catholic high school. The deaths of Reverend James A. McDonald of St. Laurence’s church in 1941 and Reverend Brother Flortentius, a founder of Central Catholic High School, in 1938, are among the most covered in the book. Large articles about the untimely deaths of Mary Lou Bluemel, who drowned in Searles Pond in 1938 and Maurice F. Murray, a veteran who now has a square named after him, who died in 1938, are repeated several times in the book from different publications. Outside of the obituaries, one of the last pages also has a pamphlet from the National Catholic Community Service committee.

This is a scrapbook containing articles on the topic of local deaths, as well as page upon page of obituaries. Many of the people whose obituaries are present in the book were members of the St. Laurence parish or somehow related to Central Catholic high school. The deaths of Reverend James A. McDonald of St. Laurence’s church in 1941 and Reverend Brother Flortentius, a founder of Central Catholic High School, in 1938, are among the most covered in the book. Large articles about the untimely deaths of Mary Lou Bluemel, who drowned in Searles Pond in 1938 and Maurice F. Murray, a veteran who now has a square named after him, who died in 1938, are repeated several times in the book from different publications. Outside of the obituaries, one of the last pages also has a pamphlet from the National Catholic Community Service committee.