Delaney Emerges as Contender in Knockout Heavyweight Scene
The column argues Jack Delaney’s knockout power repositions him as a top heavyweight contender while debating Sharkey Risko and Delaney’s rivals. It notes Delaney’s recent streak over Montgomery Berlenbach and Humbeck, highlighting the punch as the key to breakthrough.
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York
Énders
Ak Dempsey
Delaney
Delabey
Heeney
Berlenbach
Montgomery
Jack Humbeck
Humbeck
Concord Council Music Show Highlights
A brief report notes a well attended musical show by the Council of GC last Monday and Tuesday evenings. Local talent performed pieces pleasing the audience at Concord junction.
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Council K
GC. Musi
Supper and Get-Together at West Concord Union Church
An informal gathering was held last Friday evening at the West Concord Union Church. The oyster stew supper was presided over by Sasetin, with remarks by Pastor Alfred Wheeler Stone and committee president Goddard. Merriam of Boston, a YMCA speaker, gave an engaging talk on Boys throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Sasetin
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Goddard
C. Waldo Ilfame
Merriam
Boston
YMCA
Maynard White Guild Meeting Features Music and Talk
In Maynard on Sunday at the White Guild gathering Miss Rosemary Sheehan performed two violin selections and sang with Miss Margaret Sheehan. Mrs David Sheehan accompanied and Mrs Sheehan sang solo pieces. Mr R B Mo nee spoke on the Administration of Criminal Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rosemary Sheehan
David Sheehan
Margaret Shee
Tomor
R. B. Monee
Administration of Criminal Justice
Valentine Dance Highlights Annursnac Grange Event
A Valentine Dance by the Annursnac Grange occurred last Monday night February 13. Dorothy Santora won first prize for best costume. Miss Po Pod Ye Ke performed on piano with Hinman on violin and Frederick Taylor on drums. Refreshments followed and Mrs Kelley led the event with a speaker on the next meeting featuring Mrs Margaret Alexander and Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Annursnac Grange
Dorothy Santora
Christina McGregor Funeral Held Amid Reflections
Christina McGregor of Con has funeral services from the home of her daughter Mrs Robert Mouley. Alfred Wheeler conducted the service at half past two with interment at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by Mrs Mary Rob Pine Ameotos Malifornia and Mrs Robert Mouley of Junction and one son, with other relatives listed.
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McGregor
Christina Moor
Robert Meig
Land
Scotland
Alfred Wheeler
Sleepy Hollow
Westeye Su
Christina McGregor
Con
Robert Mouley
Junction
Mobs
Canada
Unusual Favors and Novelties Planned for Evening Event
A lively program with a variety of novelties and the popular Sim plex Orchestra will highlight the evening. The event aims to draw the largest crowd yet and provide the last chance for merrymaking before Lent. The committee extended dancing until 1 A. M. and recalls last year’s Concord Lodge party as February 21 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Acton Universalist Service Launches Lenten Sermon Series
Rev Andrew J Torsleff leads Sunday morning service at Acton Universalist Church with a sermon on Christ in the Modern Business Life the first in a Lenten series. The church offers a school session at 11 45 and a chicken pie dinner fundraiser on Washington's Birthday. The Ministers Club met at Acton High to hear Deputy Commissioner of Education lecture in Maynard.
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Universalist Church
Andrew J. Torsleff
Christ
Washington
L. 8
Ministers Club
Acton High
Maynard
Murray Brown Retires From New England Town Selectman Post
The town honors Murray Brown for six years of service as selectman. He declined renomination after a tireless two year term, dedicating time and wisdom to town welfare and leaving affairs in excellent condition for successors.
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New England
Murray Brown
Acton Citizens Caucus Nominates Town Officers
A citizens caucus at Acton town hall on Monday February 13 at 7 45 p m nominated candidates for town offices with no dissent. Nominations include A Brooks Parker moderator Horace F Tuttle clerk Frank W Holt treasurer Charles A Durkee collector of taxes Dr Wendell F Davis selectman three years Warren M Jones assessor three years Howard J Billings Waldo Whitagra and Dr W F Davis board of public welfare John J Mead Michael Foley Alan C Frost and Charles A Durkee coast Horace F Tuttle cemetery three years Mrs Iver D Wood and Edgar H Hall committee three years Dr George H Tuttle board of health Horace F Tuttle trustee public library James B tree warden. The answering will be held on Mon
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Acton
A Brooks Parker
Horace F. Tuttle
Frank W. Holt
Charles A. Durkee
Wendell F. Davis
Warren
Warren 4H. Jones, Assessor For Three years;Howard J. Billings
Waldo
Big Fight for Player Places on Tiger Crew
Detroit reports the Tigers will bring a large Texas squad to San Antonio to contest for jobs. Eight outfielders, nine infielders, four battery candidates, and fourteen pitchers compete for limited spots as Moriarty trims to a 25 man roster.
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Tiger Crew
Tigers
San Antonio
Texas
Moriarty
Southland
Heilmann
Fothergill
Harry
Tiger
Meun
Gehringer
Tavener
Warner
Neun
Bill Sweeney
Fort Worth
Marty McManus
Chick Galloway
Frank Emmer
Minneapolis
Taverner
Nolen Richardson
Richardson
Battery
Woodall
Shea
Hargrave
Phillips
Toronto
Afaield
Nashville
Billings
Carroll
Gibson
Holloway
Smith
Stoner
Whitehill
Combers
Vangilder
Browns
Jack Erwin
Paducah
Hubbell
Newman
Paulson
Danville
Sullivan
Forth Worth
Teachout
Hollywood
Concord Elks Annual Dance Scheduled for February 21
The Concord Lodge of Elks will hold its annual banquet and dance in the Veterans Building. The event invites members and guests to attend the February 21 gathering.
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Concord Elks
Concord Lodge of Elks
Veterans Building
Framingham Memorial to Open Feb 22
Framingham prepares to dedicate the Memorial Municipal building on Wednesday February 22. The public may inspect from noon to evening as the Civic League orchestra performs. The complex includes a branch library municipal offices veterans quarters and an auditorium seating 2200 with bronze veterans tablets.
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Memorial Municipal
Framingham
Civic League Orchestra of Fifty
James Glass
William H. Walsh
Edgar A Bowers
Board of Selectmen
Concord Social Event Promises Notable Evening
On the night of February 21 in Concord a catered supper at 7 15 p m ushers in an affair described as a premier social event of the season Exalted Ruler A D MacRae oversees arrangements and the event.
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Concord
A D MacRae
Leap Year Marriages Drop Much Below Normal
In Cleveland the leap year is seen as a flop by justices and a magistrate, with several dozen marriages and a low January total. Justice W. J. Zoul jokes leap year is laughable, while J. Chizek says it would be better off without it. Frank Zizelman notes January 1928 licenses fell to 570 from 707 a year earlier.
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of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
W. J. Zoul
J . Chizek
Bank
Frank Zizelman
R H Long Plans Framingham Shoe Manufacturing Revival
Framingham to form a stock company led by R H Long to build a shoe operation at Mellin and Waverley streets with $200000 capital and about 200 employees. The project involves Cordaville residents, a March start, and immediate need for $50000 for stock and equipment as five local businessmen have already contributed.
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Framingham
R H Long
Commonwealth
Mellin
Waverley
Cordaville
Acton Guest at Sherwoods on Main Street
Mrs J Leonard Lawliss of Montpelier Vermont visits Mr and Mrs A C Sherwood on Main Street. Day way observed by the Men's Police at the Congregational church on Sunday 1% attendance was noted.
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J. Leonard Lawliss
Montpelier
Vermont
A. C. Sherwood
Main Street
Congregational Church
Ratification Clause Question Draws Legal Fire
Cincinnati lawyers question the Eighteenth Amendment as written arguing it is automatically inoperative and unconstitutional due to omitted words. Isaac Pichel of the Cincinnati Times Star flags the issue noting all states would be required for ratification and cites Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler.
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Cincinnati
United States
Cincinnati Times Star
Isaac Pichel
Pichel
Union
Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia Uni
New York City
Cincinnati Tim
Commercial Tribune
Times- Star
Columbia
Congress
Village drama club forms with forty members
The village forms a dramatic club of forty five members with varied talents. The first meeting was Feb 7 and officers were elected Miss Hazel P Murray president Miss Gertrude A Stiles vice president Stannard Sylvia secretary treasurer Miss Florence A Merriam Miss Olive Valente and Winifred McKenzie a committee for play selection. Also notes guests and visits among residents.
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Hazel P. Murray
Stannard Sylvia
Florence A. Merriam
Olive Valente
Winifred McKenzie
Lara Spoon
Charlestown
N. H
W. J. Harrod
High Street
Frank E. Hardy
Hubbarton
Vermont
Alexander Morison
Main Street
Guy Corliss
Carrie Johnson
West
Somerville
Esther Balch
Fridayjagning and social events at Congregational Church
Friday jagn ing Feb 7 Dwight Laette shows Makers of Men at Congregational Church in charge by Mrs FE Gates. Friday evening Feb 24 piano and entertainment at the C House with Mrs Wil in charge. Feb 22 social for young people at Congregational Church. Women’s Club at House next Wednesday at 2 15 Costume party at Club House for the young. Milas Clargaret Me won first a Norwegian costume Helen Toomey second in a Valentine themed contest Alden wore a rah costume and Brown Military. Refreshments of cake and punches served the same in charge.
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Dwight Laette
Congregational Church
FE. Gates
C Howse
Wil
Milas Clargaret
Helen Toomey
Alden
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Davis J. Walsh
Service Sports
Voila
Concord Jct
Fery
Corpenas
Coogee
Citizens Caucus
Milady
International News Service
Detroit
Framingham Memorial
William M. Marston
Columbia University
Rose Gallagher
Pagey O'Day
New York
I Nawannals
Cleveland
R H. Long
George L Avery
Busine
Arta Ham
Isaac Pitcher
Cincinnati Times-Star
Commercial Tribe
Collbia
William Everett Derryberry
International
Wuptratea News
William Derryberry
Rte
Derryberry
Rece
Tennebeee
Oxford
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