Marlboro Kiwanis Club outlines Tercentenary plan
Marlboro Kiwanis Club held a regular meeting with President Christian Anderson presenting a full membership list. A board election named Leonidas Martel James White and Nate Riseberg to the new directors. The club announced a collaboration with local groups to promote Massachusetts Tercentenary celebrations and a lecture by Ddw Ward-Nordin of Worcester. An invitation was extended to Lincoln Birthday events at Nevins Hall and visitors from several clubs attended.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Kiwanis
Pine 1
Christian Anderson Presen
Mast
James T. McManus
Bas Joes
R. Council
Chamber of Command Rotary Club
Massachusetts
Leonidas.Martel
James White
New-England
Marlboro Club
Marlborough Theatre
Ddw Ward-Nordin
Worcester
John Curley
Ralph Burdin
Framingham
Hearing Of Poet Delights Tuesday Club
A largely attended Tuesday club meeting at Mrs Frank W Gurney's home featured Mr Cheney Jones of Boston reciting poems and discussing poet Whitman Riley. Mrs A P Crawford hosted a dining room collation as Miles Jones wife provided readings. Special guest Mr Sawyer outlined local club activities and next meeting plans for February 18 at First Church vestry with Myrtle Miles as host.
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Miles
Jones
Papa
A. Pi-Crawford
Sawyer
Hieventh, Distritt
Myrtle Miles
America
Fred H. Mors
Rotary club notes honor Hudson Lamson as committee chair
At the weekly Rotary meeting and lunch, Hudson Lamson was honored as the chair of the okite Pare work committee for the past year. The group discussed activities and progress in the campaign and noted a modest sum for purchasing and other needs.
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Hudson
W. AJ
Funeral Mass for Mary Regan Held in Brockton
Mary Regan died recently and her funeral service was held at St Edward's Church Brockton. Rev Father Leary officiated the high mass with many relatives and friends from Marlboro Meriden Conn Spring field Milford Attleboro Brockton in attendance. Interment followed at Immaculate Conception Cemetery with undertaker John P Rowe in charge.
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Marlboro
Mary
Dempsey
Regan
Henry Regan
Huntingtontreet
Brockton
St. Edward's Church
Ston
Meriden
Conn
Springfield
Milford
Attleboro
Hudson Alley Experts Win in Bowling Scores
Hudson Alley Experts prevail with team totals and individual scores including Munro 83 97 269 and Sherman 107 101 92, posting a final tally of 1423. The fragment lists multiple bowlers and partial scores, indicating a competitive meet.
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Hudson
Hudson Town
Parent
Lovely
Wirth
Hie
Ee Munro
di Ney
Wry
Sherman
Vee
Chicago violence surge presses state leaders to end gang reign
Chicago police report six bangstern victims in under a week as tensions rise involving State Atty Swanson and Commissioner Russell. Joseph Buckeré, 28, is the latest victim in gang conflicts amid ongoing calls for action to curb the violence.
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Chicago
INS
Cam
Atty Swanson
Russell
Joseph Buckeré
Boxing Jinxes and Black Cats Tie Fistiana Lore
The article recounts boxing superstitions as Maxie Rosenbloom battles jinxes with Jimmy Slattery and others like Lou Scozza Ace Hudkins and Larry Johnson. It notes Harlem boxers and historic jinxes involving legends such as Willie Meehan McGovern Corbett Walcott Genaro and more, framing the ring as full of rabbit feet and luck.
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Jimmy Slattery
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Hudkins
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Larry. Johnson
Chicago
Larry
Maxis
Dave Shade
Catholic Women Enjoy Program at Southboro Community House
The Catholic Women’s Club met at the Community House with Mrs M E McMay presiding. Miss Twombley of this town entertained with sketches including When Mary tended and The Wedding, concluding with The Fever and a verse titled Derk. Community singing followed.
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Baman
M E McMay
Miss Twombley
Iss Twombley
Mary
Red
Derk
Munity
Marlboro Regular Session Discusses Delegation From Lowell
A report from Marlboro's regular session notes a delegation from Lowell attended the meeting. President Rote and others were present as part of the discussion.
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Ures En Pres
Fr Lowell
Entered Hospital Notice in Worcester
Miss Caroline Stableman and Miss Alice Sullivan have entered St. Vincent's hospital in Worcester as students. The brief item notes their admission and keeps other details minimal.
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Alice Sullivan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Worcester
Laer
Rebekahs to Save Program at Magnolia meeting
Hudson feature at Magnolia Rebekah Lodge in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night will include a reading His Methodist Foot with participants Mrs Alonzo Kinney Arthur F Greenwood Clarence Lively Mrs Ora Pomfret Mrs Annie J Lively Mrs Mila Mc Peel Miss Augusta En Ruth P Jillson and Miss Viola Rioker.
Entertained at Riseberg Home in Marlboro
Mrs. Nathan Riseberg hosted a gathering at Felton Street in Marlboro entertaining the cast.
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Marlboro
Nathan Risebere
Felton Street
Marlboro Manager Peltier Seeks League Entry
Marlboro City Baseball manager Pete Peltier and team members attended a Blackstone Valley League Officials meeting in Whitinsville seeking to enter the league this season. Paul Williams presided as president. several teams, including Whitinsville Milford East Douglas and Worcester, voiced opinions as Marlboro and Woonsocket were nominated for inclusion. Peltier indicated favorable reception and plans to hold a team meeting and map a preliminary schedule. John Downey Cy Kenney and Mike Manning also attended.
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Pete. Peltier
Marlboro City
Whitinsville
Blackstone Valley League
Paul Wiliams
Peltier
Whitinsville Milford
East
Dogglas
Worcester
Twevmoere
Marlbero
Woonsocket
John Downey
Cy Kenney
Mike Manning
Marlborg
Marlboro Man Awarded $100 for Hit and Run Tip
Boston February 5 Governor Frank G Allen with the executive council presented $100 in checks to four men for information that led to the arrest and conviction of hit and run drivers. Walter E Fiske Jr of Marlboro was among the recipients.
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Boston
Frank G. Allen
Executive Council
Walter IE. Fiske Jr
Marlboro
Former President Taft Reported In No Danger
Anxious nation follows William Howard Taft’s fight for life as doctors announce his heart is holding out well. Taft, very sick, suffers arteriosclerosis with a bladder ailment, and Dr. Wm. S Thayer from Johns Hopkins joined a consultation in Baltimore.
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INS
William Howard Taft
Wm. S-Thayer
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Taft
Mrs Strome Honor Guests From Nearby Cities
Mrs. Harry Strome was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Edward Cadieux on Broad Street. Attendees came from Exeter New Hampshire Somerville Waltham Lynn Beverly Maynard Hudson and the local area. Music by Alice McDonald and Annie Gaucher complemented games and refreshments.
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Marboro
Harry Strome
Church Street
Edward Cadieux
Broad Street
Ship
Exeter
N. H
Somerville
Waltham
Lynn
Beverly
Maynard
Hudson
Alice McDonald
Annie Gaucher
Alice Brunham
Esther Knox
Pauline Schubert
Lillian
My Gordon
Elizabeth
Griswald
Gertrude
Mahoney
Alice McAllister
Hui- Up
Catherine Goodwin
Annie
Gauca
New York and Boston Exchanges Report Large Balances
The report shows New York Exchanges with $1 137 000 000 and balances at $160 000 000, Boston Exchanges with $80 000 000 and balances $26 000 000, and Washington Treasury balance at $932 221 144.93. These figures outline major financial holdings across the three centers.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Treasury
Mayor Curley’s Appointments Fail Confirmation
Four appointments by Mayor James M. Curley failed to gain Civil Service commission confirmation. The targets were Joseph A. Rourke public works, James E. Maguire institutions, Joseph A. Conroy traffic, and Edward F. Loughlin fire commissioner. The 30 day limit expired before the commission’s next meeting. Meanwhile John K. Lydon was approved as Soldiers Relief Commissioner and Peter F. Tague as principal Boston assessor.
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Boston
James. M. Curley
Civil Service Commission
Joseph A. Rourke
James E. Maguire
Joseph A. Conroy
Edward F. Loughlin
State Civil Service Commission
James W M. Carley
John K. Lydon
Hartson Set for Amateur Boxing Debut in Webster
Gordon Hartson well known Sudbury auto mechanic makes his boxing debut in Webster in the 160 pound class. Frank Carpenter acts as second and manager while Hartson trains at the Eagles gym in Marlboro. A large Sudbury turnout heads to Webster to follow the young pugilist on his quest for fame and honors.
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Sudbury
Gordon Hartson
Webster
Frank Carpenter
Hartson
Eagles
Marlboro
Snowfall Closes Roads Hindering Evening Travel
Marlboro reporting four inches of snow from five o clock to midnight caused icy highways and hazardous automobile traffic conditions.
Demand for apartments grows in city centers
A reader notes a sustained demand for three room apartments as vacant upper floors of business blocks could be converted into small living spaces. The proposal suggests pricing that meets workers’ needs and could provide revenue, with Main Street and other city blocks cited as potential sites for conversion across the upcoming building year.
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Real Estaye
Louis P Howe Reelected Public Library Chair Marlboro
Louis P Howe was reelected as chair of the Marlboro Public Library board for the coming year at a monthly meeting. Davenport was reelected vice chair, Dr T H McGee secretary, and George treasurer. Trustees Francis Cosgrove and others filled vacancies, with a year end report showing total circulation in 1929 at 71,011.
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Louis P Howe
Wi Davenport
T H McGee
George
Francis Cosgrove
Murphy
J McGee
Thomas H MacGee
George Francis Cosgrove
Arnoldus
Frank
W.gurney
Williams
Emery Des
Colleary Auxiliary to Hold Public Whist Event
The Colleary Auxiliary 638 V of will hold a public whist next Monday night February 10 at Preston block. The event is part of a series organized by committee members Mrs Gertrude Grenier Mr McKenzie Mrs Lauretta Gi Mre Blanche Mayday Mr Delaney and Mrs Marion.
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Sergi
Colleary Auxiliary
Preston Block
Iit
Gertrude.Grenier
McKenzie
Lauretta Gi
Blanche
Mayday
Delaney
Marion
Sudbury Realty Listing Seeks Fast Sale of Homes
A Sudbury property sale notice offers quick disposition of a set of houses and related dairy farm assets. The listing references Fred N and a local phone contact 132 for prompt inquiries about the fair sale.
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Bric Darticulara
Fred N
Sudbury
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