One Big Catch and War News From Around the World
President Roosevelt fishes from a whale boat near Port-of-Spain and enjoys rare election-day luck. Europe nears potential war as Germany backs Japan against Bolshevism and Stalin rebuffs a Siberian fishing treaty. Langdon Post warns New York housing shortages threaten disaster, while Nicaragua builds a flying school. Schumann-Heink dies at 75. Churchill urges unity with democracy. New York hosts a large Italian population and Jewish community. Colombia drafts a new constitution allowing confiscation of private property.
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Roosevelt
Port-of-Spain
Europe
Asia
Germany
Japan
Stalin
Siberia
Engagement of Dorothy Ericman to John Hutchinson Jr announced
Concord announces the engagement of Dorothy G. Ericman to John H. Hutchinson Jr son of Mr and Mrs John H Hutchinson of Fairhaven Hill The couple, Concord High School graduates, will wed likely in spring Hutchinson is a pharmacist at Snow Pharmacy and a 1st Lieutenant in Co H 182nd Inf MN G of Concord The Erisman couple celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with guests and well wishes
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Concord
Jeremiah J. Brisman
Ericsman
Dorothy G. Ericman
John H. Hutchinson, Jr
John HH. Hutchinson
Fairhaven Hill
Concord High School
Hutchinson
Snow Pharmacy
Erisman
Co. H
Charlestown
Carnation Club Organizes Youthful Recreation in Maynard
About forty five local men form the Carnation Club in Maynard with rooms on Waltham street. Eddie Byrnes elected president Bennie Kogins secretary treasurer. The group sponsors the Rangers basketball team, plans games at a home court, may create a town league and hosts social events including Christmas and New Year dances for youths of all creeds.
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Maynard
Carnation Club
Waltham Street
Eddie Byrnes
Bennie Kogins
Rangers
Hagen Wins Scholarship for Tufts Medical Study
Acton High School graduates celebrate Robert Hagen winning the Commonwealth Scholarship to continue medical studies at Tufts Medical College. He earned A B degree at Tufts last June with summa cum laude honors and a four year scholarship totaling $4,000. His siblings Gladys and Evelyn Hagen also earned honors and scholarships. Their parents Swen S Hagen and family farm North Acton.
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Robert Hagen
Acton High School
Commonwealth
Tufts Medical School
Young Hagen
Tufts
Tufts Medical College
Robert Will
Gladys
Boston Business College
Evelyn Hagen
Jackson College
Evelyn
Edith Bush
Robert
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Chemistry Society
Swen S. Hagen
North Acton
Hagen
Boston
Syver Hagen
Norway
Margaret Hoffman Breaks Right Wrist Again Playing Near School
Margaret Hoffman 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hoffman of Burnside street, fell and broke her right wrist near the school for the second time in a year. She previously injured the same wrist last spring while playing with schoolmates and is now at home, bravely concealing her injury after treatment.
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Maynard
Margaret Hoffman
Edward Hoffman
Burnside Street
Margaret
Carpets Made in the U S Since 1791
A brief note highlights that carpets have been produced in the United States since 1791, marking a long domestic weaving tradition. It emphasizes American manufacturing heritage without detailing specific companies or locations.
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U. S
United States
Acquilla Reynard of Maynard Dies at 79
Acquilla Reynard, a longtime Maynard resident born in Queenstown, England, died at Emerson hospital after a brief illness. He was 79, worked at the Assabet mill for decades, and leaves eight children and 32 grandchildren. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm at his home with burial in Gitlenwood cemetery.
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S Maynard
Acquilla Reynard
Brownstreet
Emerson Hospital
Queenstown
England
Maynard
Assabet Mill
Helen Terrie
Millinocket
Maine
Bertha Reynolds
Willam Bateford
Stow
Ernest Reynard
Marlboro
Benjamin Reynard
Milford
N. H
J. L. Esart
Waban
A. L. Frazier
Acton
Edward Reynolds
Eaton Marshall
Methodist Church
Gilenwood Cemetery
Acton Garden Club Elects New Officers at Monthly Meeting
Acton Garden Club with 31 members met at the Acton Woman's Club House. Mrs Walter Cook presided, one new member joined, and officers for the coming year were elected including Mrs Curtis Fairbanks as president and Mrs Ernest Washburn as vice president. A flower identification contest crowned Mrs Charles Baxter the winner.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
Acton Woman's Club
Walter M. Cook
Walter Cook
Curtis Fairbanks
Ernest H. Washburn
Ivar Pederson
Hellowell
Maynard Boy Singers to Perform at Union Church
The Crusade Union Boy Singers, ages 11 to 19, will appear Sunday morning at Union Congregational Church in Maynard. Directed by Dr. H. B. K. Whitney, the chorus will sing four numbers with Edwin Jonson, 11, soloing as a boy contralto. Parishioners will host the group after the service, with the Men's League sponsoring.
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Maynard
Crusade Union
Union Congregational Church
America
Edwin Jonson
Men's League
Longevity Noted In West Concord Marriage
West Concord Mr and Mrs Henry Martin Lane quietly observed their 62nd wedding anniversary at 15 Central Street noting them as the area s longest married couple. Mrs Lane active in church welfare roles and Mr Lane a retired reformatory instructor with good health reports.
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West Concord
Henry Martin Lane
Concord
Central Street
Lane
Elks Memorial Observed at Concord Lodge Hall
Concord Lodge of Elks held its annual memorial exercises in Elks Hall yesterday. Esteemed Leading Knight Walter Avery presided over the event.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Walter Avery
Cooperation movement seen pressuring European rulers
Bishop Wade returning from Scandinavia says democratic cooperatives in Sweden and Denmark improve living standards and pressurize European regimes. He notes private citizens in the cooperative movement contribute to peace, while American cooperatives must offer top quality products to succeed.
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Sweden
Denmark
Waite
Scandinavian
England
Italy
Germany
Wade
Amer
Concord Play Wins with The Devils Disciple Show
The Concord Players staged The Devils Disciple in the Veterans Building over Thursday to Saturday. Cast led by George R. Walker as Rev Anthony Anderson and Mrs Caroline Farnsworth as Judith delivered a serious period drama set in 1777 New Hampshire with strong performances by Baldwin Tolman and Daniels, praised for costumes and stage craft by director J. Vey and assistant Bartolomeo.
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Lconcord
Concord Players
George Bernard Shaw
Devils
New Hampshire
Burgoyne
Raymond P. Baldwin
Dudgeon
Anthony Anderson
George RR. Walker
Judith
Caroline W. Farnsworth
Timothy Dudgeon
Helene P. Daniels
Stern
Christy
Roger E. Fenn
Peter Dudgeon
Essie
Alice C. Smith
Peter
Timothy
Caroline Farnsworth
William A. Toman
Allister I
Gen. Burge
Ray Baldwin
Concord Community
J. Vey
Joseph Bartolomeo
DeMolay Initiation Prominent at Masons Lodge Meet
Members of A F and A M with DeMolay guests met Monday night at the Masons lodge. An initiatory degree was conferred on a class led by Charles A. A DeMolay Councillor John Peertsen visited with his suite. A whist party is planned for half past Thursday night. The late Christopher B’s play is in rehearsal and set for January 29.
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Maynard
Charles
Lodge
A. F
L. D. Wilson
Masons
Charles A
John Peertsen
Chag
Christopher
Students Tolman Johnson and Willis active in eastern studies
Tolman of Street South Acton Johnson of 19 Concords ward and Willis of 104 Summer errest engage in student activities at a eastern institution, pursuing ongoing studies and campus involvement.
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Lucius C. Tolman
Street
South Acton
Johnson
Concords Ward
Willis C
Eastern
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Langdon Post
New York
American Federation of Labor
New York City
Mr. Post
Nicaragua
Westermarck
Schumann - Heink
Mme
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
France
Rome
Milan
Palestine
Colombia
Shoe
Fanny Hurst
Agnes Repiplier
Es. Repplier
King Features Syndicate
Lnc
WNU
Jeremiah J. Lrnsman
Maynard Carna
Tion Club
Tufts College
Hurew
Mrs. C
BOY Singers Union Church
A. M
Famous Crusade Union
Henry M. Lane
Elks Memorial
Stockholm
Mayniard
A. N. Rivers
United Cooperative Society
Raymond J Wale
Methodist Episcopal Church
Devil’s
Hans W. Miller
DeMolay
Christmas Shopping Guide
Gruber Bros.co
Crowe
L. Roy Hawes
Nason St
Maynard, Tel
Priscilla Candy
Nason
Segal’s Bell Hosiery Shop
Main St
Eugene
the Elite Beauty Shoppe
Nason St. Tel
W. B. Case and Sons Maynard
Veet Rres Marte
Stions
the Apparel Shop
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Vanity Fair
the Fashion Shop
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
MacPherson’s
Mass
Swartz
Minahan Pharme
Yardley’s
Main St. Mayne
Chiiet
Electrical
Appia
W. A. Freema
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