Holy Name and Union Club Ties In Assabet League Thriller 6-6
In Crown Park Monday evening Holy Name and the Union Club battled to a 6 to 6 tie in an Assabet League seven inning game. The Union Club led early, Holy Name answering with a six hit barrage in the third. Maynard forced a tie in the seventh, but a controversial call on Tobin’s run at third potentially cost Maynard the win.
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Holy Name
Union Club
Crown Park
H.N
H. N
Pearce
First Open Air Concert by United Concert Band
Thomas King a noted vocalist will sing at the first open air concert on the Union Congregational church lawn on Thursday August 20. Isner credited with a stolen base and a double play sequence involving Eldridge Anderson and Edwardsen as umpires King and Rankin oversee the game. Mr and Mrs Alfred B McCleary return home after a month in Lake Bomoseen Vermont. Maynard merchants announce three dollar days later this month. Thomas Gately, proprietor of Gatelys garage, occupies the Waltham street house once owned by Mrs Rose McGowan and now by Percy Taylor. Mrs McGowan is staying with relatives in Malden.
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Thomas King
United Concert Band
Union Congregational Church
Alfred B. McCleary
Lake Bomoseen
Maynard
Thomas Gately
Gately
Waltham Street
Rose McGowan
Percy Taylor
McGowan
Malden
O'Rozco Children to perform Mexican dances at Rialto theater
The O Rozco children who represented Mexico at the Lima pageant will appear Friday August 14 at the Rialto theatre in native costumes performing Mexican dances. No advance in prices with three shows daily.
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O’rozco
Mexico
Lima
N. Y
Rialto Theatre
Local Notes From West Acton Itinerary
WEST ACTON Mrs. Richard F. Kinsley and spouse visit the exiled Kinsley home in town. Mrs. George T. Weaver entertains cousins the Misses Reardon of Worcester. Daniel Hurley and Warren Boyer join Lost Lake Construction Co at Groton Ridges. Mrs. Mead injured in a fall and taken to a Boston hospital. John J. Murray returns from a two week Winchendon vacation. Fred Bartlett and George T. Weaver spend a week in Maine. William Woodward of Framingham visits town friends. Mrs. H. B. Gales is in Southport Me for two weeks. William Starkey back to work at Hall Bros Co after vacation.
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Richard F. Kinsley
Chicago
James Kinsley
George T. Weaver
Reardon's
Worcester
Daniel Hurley
Warren Boyer
Lost Lake Construction Co
Groton Ridges
George E. Mead
Boston
John J. Murray
Winchendon
Fred Bartlett
Maine
Wm. Woodward
Framingham
H. B. Gales
Southport
Wm. Starkey
Hall Bros. Co
Waino Kauppi A New York Radio Music Star
Waino Kauppi, a wizard cornetist with Goldman’s orchestra in New York, rises as a leading cornetist in the country. Maynard friends and his family, especially Mrs. Clara Donahue, recall his early promise from Acton and his first public performance.
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Waino Kauppi
Goldman
New York
Maynard
Clara
Donahue
McKinley Street
Kauppi
Grange Field Day Held at Southboro
Southboro August 12 The State and Borough Pomona Granges host their annual field day on the town hall grounds. A morning program features juvenile sports for boys and girls, followed by addresses from state and national Grange officials. The event concludes with a town hall dance this evening. Granges attending include Northboro Hopkinton Stow Hudson Boxboro Berlin and Southboro. Committee led by Harry B Spurr, past master of Southboro Grange, organizes.
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Pomona
Town Hall
Grange
Northboro
Hopkinton
Stow
Hudson
Boxboro
Berlin
Harry 8. Spurr
Family pride at Sheehans reunion and Irish lineage questions
The Boston Herald editorial lauds the Sheehans ninth annual reunion at York Beach while pondering the absence of other Irish clans like the Kellys Burke Sheds Fitzgeralds McCarthys and O Connors. It stresses immigrant families sustaining virtue through generations and reflects on identity and integration in America.
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Sheehans
Family Association
Jeremiah Sheehan
Seas
Kellys
Burkes
Fitzgeralds
McCarthys
O’connors
Sheas
O'Connors
Sudbury Klansman Libbey Tells Of Framingham Riots
Perley W. Libbey of Sudbury, linked to a Sudbury riot and late Westwood Klan arrest, is named among defendants in Framingham after state police actions. He had prior convictions in 1921 for drunkenness and driving under the influence, with later appeals and a House of Correction sentence.
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Marlboro
Perley W. Libbey
Sudbury
Framingham
Pleasant Street
House of Correction
Westwood
Sendon W. Hall
Libbey
South Sudbury
William Bradley
Southboro
Sudbury News Briefs and Local Events
Sudbury residents Melvin Gupfil and wife visited Ohio and Michigan to see Mrs Gupfil’s parents and relatives and stopped to visit daughters Nancy and Caroline at Camp Morey over the weekend. A large auction sale of the late James E. Beent’s farm goods drew sixty attendees from the Methodist church for a surprise party at Mrs Nyra Fairbank Baldwin’s home. Clifford Richardson is ill and cared for by a nurse at his Sudbury home. Services resume at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday morning August 16. Miss Gertrude Stone travels by auto for a two week vacation. Mrs C B Hams returns from a vacation. interior renovations begin at Memorial church planned to finish within four weeks.
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Melvin Gupfil
Ohio
Michigan
St. Sudbury
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gertrude Stone
C. B. Hams
Memorial Church
Maynard 1925 Tax Rate Set by Board of Assessors
Maynard annual tax rate fixed at 31.00 per thousand with a town valuation of 6,345,860. Personal property up 154,940 and real estate up 362,307. Total assessed persons 1,652, up 148. 869 cars owned, 900 with incorporated entities. housing includes 1,142 singles, 128 doubles, four boarding houses, thirty tenements. Herbert Martin chairs the assessors. Frank Sheridan and Guyer Fowler serve on the board.
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Maynard
Board of Assessors
Incorporated
Herbert Martin
Frank Sheridan
Guyer Fowler
Radio theory links earthquakes to radioactivity in Japan
Tokyo August 1 United Press reports Dr Nakamura a seismology professor at Imperial University proposes radioactivity drives earth expansion creating interior pressure that causes quakes. He cites the Toyooka May disaster with over 200 killed and plans to publish a brochure on hot spring radioactivity in the Sana area.
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Tokyo
United Press
Nakamura
Imperial Universty
San'a
Toyooka
Imamura
Yamazaki
Japan
Stevens Playground Nets Narrow Volleyball Win 21 20
In a tight Washington Street game Stevens Playground edged Washington Grounds 21 to 20. Helen Zanca and Helen Asselin starred for Stevens while Marjorie Sleep and Grace Donovan led Washington. A kite contest at Stevens yielded two winners David Flagg and Wilrose Valley, with a future prize event planned Friday.
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Washington
Helen Zanca
Helen Asselin
Marjorie Sleep
Grace Donovan
Stevens
Jennie Cincotta
Irene Werner
Miriam Mathewson
Jeannette Green
Marjorie Emery
Venita Girouard
Hazel Duplessis
Washington Street
Hazel Sleep
Mary Donovan
Beatrice Lariviere
Kathleen McCook
Eileen McCook
Elizabeth Wilder
Rose Izzo
Stevens Grounds
David Flagg
Wilrose Valley
Lacerte
Artemas Ward Park
Surprise party honors Blanche Anderson on Bridge Street
A surprise party was held for Miss Blanche Anderson at her Bridge Street home to celebrate the eighteenth anniversary of her birth. Friends presented gifts and attendees enjoyed a musical program and games.
West Concord Union Church Service Announcement
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone will preach at West Concord Union Church on Sunday morning August 16. Service time listed as 10:00. The congregants are invited to attend the morning sermon.
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West Concord Union
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Local residents share weekend visits and travel notes
Miss Louise English visits sister Lillian English in Quincy. Families including Mr and Mrs Rdacliffe, Mr and Mrs Goodale, and others visit Fred Green. Eileanor Green accompanies them home. Melvin Dunham takes Sunday School boys to a movie in Boston. Mrs Lovejoy’s vacationing in Salisbury with plans for later joiners. William Arnold named to Middlesex grand jury for September term. Mrs William Thompson returns to New York with Mr and Mrs Cook. Abbott Webber, Horace Prescott and daughter drive to York Beach. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hall of North Road. Mrs Emma Skerie and family vacate Hillside Ave home to build in Lexington. Arthur Rivet and family trip to Springfield. North Road roadwork to be completed. Mrs Snyder and daughter visit Franklin, N H. Bertram Garland sails Harbor moonlight trip. William Hughes visits Newburyport. W Weeks returns from Hartford Street. Theaines family moves from Hartford Street. Mr and Mrs Walker and Grace touring the state. Mrs Charles Hannewell visits Spring Road. Fred Hade sustains arm injury in auto collision. another car crashes into his, others uninjured. Luther Dunham returns from Boston New York bus run. Benjamin Snyder and friends motor to New Hampshire, returning Sunday. In No.
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Louise English
Quincy
Lillian English
Rdacliffe
William Thompson
New York
Cook
Bedford
Abbott Webber
Horace Prescott
York Beach
Hall
North Road
Emma Skerie
Chatham
Hillside Ave
Lexington
Arthur Rivet
Springfield
Snyder
Sarah
Jake Brerenbroadspot
Adrew
Franklin
N. H
Bertram Garland
William Hughes
E. Noyes
Newburyport
W. Weeks
Hartford Street
Theaines
Haines House
Walker
Grace
Charles Hannewell
Spring Road
Fred Hade
Jinks
Hade
Luther
Dunham
Boston
Benjamin Snyder
Ridgeway Comley
Vern
Floyd Roby
New Hampshire
Woodstock Visitors Scale Flume and Liberty Summit
A Woodstock group toured the Flume and the Old Man of the Mountain and climbed to the top of Liberty, enjoying panoramic views and the rugged scenery.
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Woodstock
Liberty
Marlboro Boys Club movement draws strong local support
Considerable interest shown in forming a Marlboro Boys Club mirrors Roxbury’s successful model. Dr William H. Jones advocates a youth club with a dedicated building funded by public donation. Local leaders pledge to volunteer, believing a small city contribution can buy club rooms and sustain activities.
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Marlboro
William H. Jones
Roxbury
Marlboro Maid winner to receive diamond ring on Marlboro Day
Miss Evelyn Pecor of Howestreet will be formally presented with a diamond ring donated by Marlboro Dairy Co during Marlboro Day events at the plant. Seth H. Howes, plant manager and Marlboro Maid committee member, will deliver the presentation address as Pecor tours the facility.
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Marlboro
Evelyn Pecor
Howestreet
Chambers of Commerce
Marlboro Dairy Co
Pecor
Seth H. Howes
Unclear: Grogan Detained After Drink Stop
James Grogan, 21, from Massachusetts Concord Junction, was involved in an incident near a reformatory stop for a drink. The report describes an interruption in the prisoner’s movement through Prigaher woods after the stop.
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James Grogan
Massachusetts Concord Junction
Prigaher Woods
Dancer Annis to Perform Folk Dances on Walnut Street
Dr O Rozco and two children perform folk dances at a country event on Walnut Street. The appearance by Annis is announced for Friday at three, with Walter Niemla from United on vacation.
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Dr. O'Rozco
Guess Annis
Walnut Street
Will Apear
Rilo
Walter Niemla
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