Maynard Young Men Arrested in Wheeler Fatal Accident
Maynard police arrested Hebert Lamb and William Fitzgerald of Roslindale on Thursday night on suspicion tied to the death of Abner Wheeler, 65, who was struck by a speeding automobile while riding a bicycle near Lincoln. The men claimed innocence, said they were visiting friends, and described the car as a green Packard with double windshield. Bonds were posted. Fitzgerald’s case was dismissed, Lamb held for trial. Authorities said a MacWarland or Cunningham car matching the description may still be in town. Roadside witnesses and investigators questioned witnesses and examined the vehicle for evidence.
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Abner Wheeler
Hebert Lamb
William Fitzgerald
Roslindale
Binks
Kelleher
Lincoln
William M. Wood
Jean Wooler ‘Co
Abner 8
Wheeler
MacWarland
Curminghan
Maynard
Lamb
American Woolen Co
Boston
Thomas Bell
Charles’ Mat'scuman
Maccard
Rward Atery
Nome
Cornelius Wood
William Woodadgo
Wilson
Arden
Keyes
Concore Nn
Concord Court
Hennecoly Potles
Packard
Sullivan
Gerge TH. Merrick
Binka
Flisgerald
Overals
Ie Mehl
Mae Palland
Mra.Wheefl
Meeting Friday Night To Organize Public Health Group
Maynard Red Cross will hold a public meeting at the high school on Sumner St Friday evening to organize a Public Health Nursing Association. Membership is open to all and representation from social orders civic bodies and industries is urged. a nurse will work with school children to reach homes and generate self supported public health services. A staff of officers representing races and local groups will be elected.
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Nursing Association
Maynard Red Cross
Summer St
Red Cross
Big Decrease in Fish Off Boston Sunday Evening
A notable drop in the fish population occurred off Boston as a sturdy sloop with 40 Maynard fishermen headed home after a fishing voyage. The annual trip, organized by a Progressive Lodge, K of P committee, drew friends and was arranged by Thomas Fox, Raymond Coulter, and Charles Spence.
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Boston Burder
Maynard
Progressive Lodge
K of P
Thomas Fox
Raymond Coulter
Charles Spence
Brick Wilder Lobes Up as Springfield Catcher
A Springfield scribe calls Brick Wilder one of the club’s most valuable members after a recent controversy. Wilder, catcher for the Eastern teague team, led the field in catching a ball dropped from the city ball tower.
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Brick” Wilder
Springfield
Eastern Teague
Wilder
Staged Comeback Wins for Wilder in Seven To Four Victory
Frank Wilder staged a comeback and pitched a 7 to 4 win with the dncola. nine against South Sudbury Saturday afternoon. It was his first time in the box for years and he held the few hits scattered. Harley O'Brien starred in left field for Lincoln. Mrs William McGowan was a guest of relatives in Worcester for a few days.
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Frank Wilder
Dncola
South Sudbury
Frank
Harley O’brien
Lincoln
Legion Adopts French War Orphans for Aid Programs
Three more French war orphans are under the Legion's wing with $75 gifts from two posts and an anonymous member. Milwaukees I L Jones notes the post desires a girl and seeks a photo, name, and address for future contact. Posts or individuals may adopt a child for one year, with all funds going to the child and the Red Cross covering administration.
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Legion
New Jersey Post
Robert H.pyndall
Thomas Goldinger
I. L. Jones
Milwaukee Post
Lttle
France
Acre Given to Kansas Legion Post Sparks Gold Mine Hope
Mrs. Margaret Gunn donates Elgin Kansas acre to Luther S Thinkinson post of the Legion. The self funded clubhouse in a Kansas oil field may make the post financially independent, housing a kitchen, dining room, gym, and dance hall. The 135 member post leads in local service and is supported by a strong auxiliary.
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Elgin
Kan
Margaret Gunn
The
American Red Cross
Luther S. Thinkinson
Legion
Kansas
Finid
Frank E. Samuel
Women's Auxiliary
Zarella How Wins Five Thousand In Sterling Homes Contest
A workaholic writer named Zarella How, living amid manuscripts and prizes, receives a five thousand dollar check from The Searchlight for daily submissions in a limerick contest. Her dream is a Dutch colonial home with heliotrope accents and a white, gleaming exterior.
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Zarella
Mary
Farmers Benefit From Open Air Living Says Bureau
The bureau of labor notes statistics on farming life praising open air work with steady hours adequate food and sleep and limited diversions. It argues longevity benefits from virtue and necessity, while warns of risks from poor food, cold wet exposure, and hard labor. Rheumatism is labeled a farmers ailment.
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Bureau of Labor
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W. A. Haynes Co
Nagen St
Inspector Hardy
Pee Hee
Eter
George Stansfield
FORD
United States
Goodrich
Finney
South Acton
United States Tires
Lovell Diamond Bicycles
Wiliam McGowan
Worcester
National Headquarters of
American Legion
Poste
Sterling Home
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Zarella How
Motto
Clytie
New England
Newburyport
Sterling
Son
Edison
Delee’s Drug Store
Rexall
Nason St
Maynard, Mass
Silas Peirce & Co., Distributors
Framingham, Mass
West Acton
W. H. Jennison
Prop
Costello
Central Street
Wilson Lumber
Fitchburg
Concord
Loewe Bros. Paints
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