Two Convicts Recaptured At Ayer Farm Escape
Magneta Frank McCormack of Concord Reformatory helped recapture two escapees at Ayer Saturday about 6 o clock after a night of countryside search. The trustees Joseph LaFountain of_field and Earl Burrows of_field fled Friday afternoon from the reformatory farm and were taken without resistance by officers.
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Magneta
Frank McCormack
Concord Reformatory
Ayer
Reformatory
The
Joseph’ LaFountain
Tfield
Earl’. Burrows
Eld
Sportsmens Field Day at Teague clubs hosts family attractions
The Sportsmen's Field Day at the Teague Rod and Gun Club page announces activities for all ages with added family attractions. The Maynard Rod and Gun Club handles refreshments under officers led by George A Jamieson president and Frank Moran vice president with Ralph Fletcher secretary and Carl Swanson treasurer.
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Eres
Teague
Mta
Maynard Club
Maynard Rod and Gun
George
A. Jamieson
Frank Moran
Ralph’ Fletcher
Carl Swanson
Maynard
Teenie
Girls End Two Week Parish Camp At Port Bend Littleton
Twenty four girls of St George's parish returned from the parish camp at Port Bend Littleton after two weeks. A program of water sports Friday evening drew parents and guests. Prizes were awarded for breast stroke Edna Bamford overhand stroke Ruth Grunwald distance swim Mabel Palmer and for a mile and a quarter Edna Bamford. Hyelyn Flagg won best in outdoor activities Peggy Norton best in handicraft Doris Lent best in sewing Mildred Lent best all camper. The Dragon boat was launched Friday and christened by Elizabeth King. Camp director Mrs Olive Cross and assistants Mrs Charles Edney Mrs Fred Stoney and Miss Pauline Tracey. The boys had two weeks earlier under Rev Bason Cross. The parish and societies will visit the camp for vacations and outings.
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Maynard
St. George’s Parish
Hdna
Hyelyn Flagg
Peggy Norton
Doris Lent
Mildred Lent
James P. King
James Edney
Joseph Brown
Lithuanian Alliance Outing And Program At Vose Pond
About 4 000 members of the Lithuanian Alliance of America District No 2 of Massachusetts gathered at Vose Pond playgrounds for a Field Day with music from bands from Jamaica Plain and Worcester. Speakers included Lieut Gov Youngman and E Mark Sullivan. Prizes included seven silver loving cups and multiple dash and run winners from Dorchester Worcester Maynard Jamaica Plain and Norwood.
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Lithuanian Alliance of America
Massachusetts
Vose Pond
Salos
Jamaica Plain
Worcester
Atty F. J. Bagocius
Boston
Gov. Youngman
E. Mark ‘Sulivan
Adolph Jazukiewich
Nord
Stella Kristapanis
Dorchester
Josephine Keblinsky
Adolph Jagukiewich
Francis Kane
Maynard
Julia Alukg
Vito Yakonis
Daniel Miles
Norwood
Joseph Bush
Montello
Pole Petkus
Stout
al Athridge
Alliance
Aynard
Hudson
Ynard
Tigers
Pirates
Seafarens
Colonials
Yankees
Gas Eaters
Braves
Paul Kendra
West End
Cubs
Crowe Park
Terriers
Chinese Diplomat Warns War Could Draw Global Involvement
A former Chinese foreign affairs minister and recently appointed ambassador to Britain urged restraint and settlement in a plea that a war over Manchuria could inflame the world, including the United States, and threaten the League of Nations. He warned that unresolved tensions in Manchuria could flare into a larger conflict unless China changes its approach.
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China
Tai Chi
Britain
Br. Chi
Manchuria
League of Nations
Sims seeks reelection in tenth district race
Leslie W Sims Maynard attorney and former representative announces he will run for reelection this fall denying any pre arranged deal. He cites a record of fiscal conservatism including votes to cut state salaries and oppose high government expenditures. A separate fragment mocks suffrage views and a joke about a postmarked card from Atlantic City.
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Leslie W. Sims
Maynard
Jenex
Umoers
Sims
House of ‘Representatives
House of Representatives
Senate
Estranged pair to live in same house separated by chalk line
In Chicago on July 30 a Circuit Court judge ordered a separated couple to reside under one roof with a chalk line dividing the home. Mrs I Han Fergon sued for separate maintenance against Max Fergon after cruelty claims. Judge Trude ruled it cheaper to maintain in the current home and advised a chalk line division.
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Chicago
Daniel P. Trude
Ihan Fergon
Max
Trude
Fergon
Braves Clinch 13 2 Victory Over So Natick in Ninth inning
Baseball action centered on a late rally by the Braves who surged ahead after a nine inning effort. Natick showed grit but the Braves offense flooded the score with constant hitting fueled by key plays from Pim Hawes and Stubby Devoll. Mercury contributed a sharp one handed stop and strong throw to first.
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Natick
Hnnie Mercury
Jade
Devoll
Hawes
Ralph
Long Hall
Braves
Community lawn party fuels town fun and lighting
A large American Legion post lawn party in Sudbury featured the Gemecord band led by William B. Taunton. The event drew over 100 drivers and 78 grounds attendees with games, prizes including a turkey and cake, coconut game, hoopla, and music. Committee members included Charles Spiller Forrest D. Bradshaw Alfred F. Bonozzoli Stephen M. W. Gray Alan F. Flynn and others.
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Gemecord
William B. Taunton
American Legion Post
Mr. Smith
Framingham
Sudbury
Ida Azoli
Othet Nelson
Herrold Garfield
Nk Varina
Albert A. Tallent
Sherrold Garfield
Chas. Spiller
Arthur Hawes
Carl Christensen
Eleator Bentley
Dorothy Foss
Charles Spiller
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Alfred F. Bonozzoli
Stephen M. W. Gray
Alen F. Flynn
Frank Vanna
Sherrold Gerfield
Roland Faten
C. Arvid Nelson
Pandora's Box In Reverse Sparks London Fearful Warning
The article notes a London signboard warning that chaos will persist if bishops fail to open Joanna Southcott's sealed box. It recalls Southcott, born 1750s, who died in 1814 and believed she would birth the messiah. Many boxes claimed to be hers have appeared, none authenticated, yet a new crime-driven quest presses for the real box to be opened.
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London
Joanna Southcott
McPherson
Joanna
Harvard gridiron names coaches for next season
Lowell, Mass. end Vanglin Moushegian has been named coach of the Harvard secondteam for next season. Cambridge backfield mates Bernie White and Eddie Mays become freshman mentors under Coach Rufus Bond. Victor Harding will coach Harvard freshman ends.
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Harvard
Gridiron
Vanglin ‘Moushegian
Lowell
Mass
Bernie White
Eddie Mays
Cambridge
Rufus Bond
Victor Harding
If You Are Fit to Live Do Not Fear to Die
A reflective line contrasts courage in life with fear of death noting that people fear quitting life less than risking death, yet none relish the idea of dying. The meditation balances endurance and mortality.
Local Soldier George Tulis Recuperates at Chelsea Naval Hospital
George Tulis rests comfortably after an appendectomy at Chelsea Naval Hospital, bringing good news to friends and neighbors in South Sudbury.
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George Tulis
Sudbury A petition seeks receiver for Ye Old Barbecue Inn
In Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge a petition by Security Fence Company of Somerville requests the appointment of a receiver for Ye Old Barbecue Inn on the Post Road in South Sudbury. The firm says it obtained a judgment and execution last April for 928 dollars 25 cents and that the Inn’s owners have not satisfied it. The notice appears amid brief local notes on residents and visitors.
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Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Post Road
South Sudbury
Security Fence Company
Somerville
Fence Company
Contract Bridge Club
Charles H. Way
Candy Hill
Charles William Wood
Rock Island City
Frank F Gerry
Sudbury Center
William Tufts
Maine
New Hampshire
Whitney
Sudbury
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Congress
Lithuanian Alliance
P.C. Tigers
Pal Vasay
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Yanks
Eres Fee Polar
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W. Sims
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Alpany
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