Dawes Narrowly Escapes Injury In Narrow Win
In a tense game Dawes avoided injury as Karl Craig drove in four runs with a two bagger after bases were loaded. Gleasondale fought back with late plays including Burns making a fence catch in the sixth. Wetherbee appeared to clear for a double before Burns reached over the fence to snare the ball. Lineups show Marlboro and Gleasondale with Carroll and Mulcahey among the fielders. final score reflects Gleasondale scoring six to Marlboro two.
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Karl Craig
Gleasondale
Burns
Frank Merriwell
Wetherbee
Ddartboro
Kellney
Logan
D. Kelley
F Kelley
Delaney
K Craig c
Kane
Holt
Mulcahey
Con- Hers
Weekly Enterprise Office notice from Marlboro Massachusetts
Office address at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro appears in a brief notice with a four cent and one dollar value reference. The readable portion lists the address and small monetary amounts alongside the publication label.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
MABS
Hoover and King clash over St Lawrence deep waterway
The article analyzes U S Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover and Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King amid negotiations on a St Lawrence deep waterway. It weighs differing engineer plans, political stakes in the Midwest and New England, and the view that Hoover pursues a lasting legacy while Canada weighs taxpayer costs against Midwest benefits.
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L. Mackenzie King
Canada
Dominion
Buildina St. Lawrence
United States
Herbert ‘Hoover
Hoover
Ier
Joint Board
National Advisory Committee
New York Times
United Peeds
Adiatr
Jon
Midwest
New England
Montreal Star
Coolidge
Middle West
Copeland
New York
Montreal
the Star
Iave
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Sudbury Woman Julia Brown Laid To Rest At 83
The funeral for Mrs. Julia Brown, 83, of Sudbury was held at her King Philip Road home with Rev. Thomas officiating. Burial followed at Mount Wadsworth Cemetery. She was born in Sudbury, widow of Hubbard H. Brown, and survived by daughter Josephine Brown and two sons Raymon Brown of New York and Ernest Brown of Seattle.
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Sudbury
Julia Brown
King Philip Road
Thomas
Memoial Congregational Church
Mount Wadsworth
Brown
Hubbard H. Brown
Josephine Brown
Raymon’ Browin
New York
Ernest Brown
Seattle
Wash
Concord Maynard feud colors Middlesex baseball standings
Maynard holds a one game lead after Concord forfeited to Maynard while West Groton lost to Littleton. Billerica, aided by forfeits by Shirley and Abbott, sits two games ahead of Concord which trails Silesia by one. Concord protests the Maynard game and a league meeting is set for tonight.
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Maynard
Concord
West Groton
Littleton
Billerica
Shirley
Abbott
Silesia
Ayere
Townsend
French goodwill group arrives in Boston from touring students
A group of French goodwill students touring the country arrived in Boston yesterday. The visitors travel as part of a cultural exchange program and will spend time in local schools and communities.
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Boston
Quebec Visit by French Students Heads to New York
Morning in Quebec included breakfast at the City Club and a reception at the State House with Governor Fuller. The party toured Harvard College, Lexington, and Concord, guided by M Maurice Roudet-Saint and Mme Roudet-Saint with others, after visiting Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thousand Islands, Montreal, and Quebec. They departed Boston for New York via the Fall River Line.
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City Club
State House
Fuller
Harvard College
Lexington and Concord
League Maritime of Arts
Mme. Roudet-Saint
Pierre de Malglaive
United States
Canada
F. Courtois
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Boston
New York
Fall River
Minsters and Churches Hold Sunday Services in Concord
Union Service at First Parish in Concord features Rev. Johannes Auer and Rev. Benjamin Bulkeley with Trinitarian Congregational Church led by Rev. Gail Cleland. Sunday August 7 at 10 45 a m Morning Worship includes a sermon by Rev Dr Auer. The King’s Daughters of the First Parish held their weekly event.
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Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Congregational Chapel
Auer
King’s Daughters of the First
Flower Mission and Social at Town Hall Delights Sick
In a Monday afternoon event the town hall hosted a flower mission with many blooms sent to Boston to cheer the sick and shut-ins. The South End Union led the distribution. A whist party and social followed with lunch served. The weekly United Concert Band concert occurred last night at Crowe Park.
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Boston
South End
United Concert Band
Crowe Park
Maynard Guests and Return from Duty Highlight Local Notes
Maynard hosts Mr and Mrs John Caswell of Brewer Maine guests of Mrs Calvin Morse on Acton Street Ser gt Adolph Chyzus returns from duty with the Citizens Military Training Corps and forms the Reserve Officers Training Camp Paul Green stationed at Newport Naval Training Station returns to service after a one week furlough spent with his parents On Parker Street Mlle Weprans Golf Club enjoyed an afternoon at the Maynard Country Club yesterday with a bridge session.
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John Caswell
Brewer, Me
Calvin Morse
Acton Street
Sergt
Adolph Chyzus
Citizens Military Training Corps
Reserve Officers Training Camp
Paul Green
Newport Naval Training Station
Parker Street
Mlle Wepran
Maynard Country Club
Marlboro Beats Gleasondale 6 to 3 in Asabet League clash
The Marlboro City nine defeated Gleasondale 6 to 3 at Gleasondale last night. Marlboro played without Lord and Evans, while Karl Craig starred as catcher and Kenney moved from short to third for the visiting lineup. A four run fourth inning sealed the win for Marlboro.
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Marlboro City
Gleasondale
Lord
Evans
Karl Craig
Marlboro High School
Marlboro
Kenney
St. Anselm
Curran Announces K of C Outing Events at Vose Grove
Walter Curran, committee chairman, announced the upcoming K of C outing at Vose Grove in Maynard on August 28. George Lynch chaired the sports committee with events including 100 and 220 yard dashes, 880 yard run, running broad jump, sack race, potato race, shot put, a marriage status baseball game, and a four man from each council relay.
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Walter BE. Curran
Vose Grove
Maynard
George Lynch
Southboro Briefs Include Visits and Local Notes
Mrs William F Slade and children visit Mrs Slade s mother Mrs Samuel Carruthers on Main street former Southboro residents Rev William F Slade once led Pilgrim Congregation Church and now pastors in Chicago travels through Europe to the Holy Land Fayville AA Baseball holds night practice led by Constance Howes post office employee vacationing at relatives Robert Schnare Worcester freights agent spends vacation in Nova Scotia Baker family of Newton Street welcome a son born at Framingham Hospital
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William F. ‘Slade
Robert ‘Schnare
Upland ‘S Road
Freigh
The
Worcester
Nova Scotia
Clarence ‘Baker
Newton Street
Framingham Hospital
Ayer Team Triumphs at Park in Baseball Rematch
Eddie Boyce starred for Ayer, pitching seven strikeouts and sparking a 8 to 3 win at Park 8. Downing hit two triples while Cornelier and Grimulep contributed key hits as Ayer wins despite late rallies from Maynard and Johnston.
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AYER
Eddie Boyce
T. T
Rowe Park
Downing
Eddie
Marsden
Johnston
Stuck
Boulder
Kelley
Maynard
R. Marsden
R. Griffin
Boulden
Hadigan
Mayer
Tuckert
Boyes
King
Local Birth and Family News From Concord Area
Mr and Mrs Sullivan nee Flynn welcome a girl born July at Concord hospital. Mother and baby doing well. Mr and Mrs Ernest Baus report daughter Marjorie enjoyed a Scotia vacation. Mr and Mrs Adeievett and family of New York visit relatives in town.
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Sullivan
Nee Flynn
Person Hospital
Concord
Ndgeby
Ernest Baus
Marjorie
Scotia
Adeievett
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