Colleges Reach Boston Students in Nation-Wide Episcopal Campaign
The Nation-Wide Campaign of the Episcopal Church aims to mobilize lay members across Massachusetts. Bishop Lawrence emphasizes outreach to Italians Armenians and other communities, urging regular church attendance and active service. Colleges in Boston including Tufts Simmons MIT Harvard Radcliffe and Dana Hall join with lunch meetings and study series to broaden engagement in missions.
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Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Europe
Asia
Trinity Church
Boston
America
Alabama
Mississipi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Masachusetts
Oklahoma
Thurston
New York
Soda
Arthur
A. Hall
Vermont
General Board
Joy Street
Frederick A. King
King
Board of Education
Byrle J. Osborn
St. Paul's Cathedral
Tufts
Simmons
Institute of Technology
Harvard
Radcliffe
Conservatory of Music
Dana Hall
Simmons College
Maynard Boys Tie North Cambridge in Thrilling Finish
Maynard battled from a 17 point deficit to force a 43 43 tie with North Cambridge K of C at Pastime hall. Fitchburg trio Waldren Hayward and Clancy sparked the comeback, while Bower Punch O'Neil Kelly and Clancy led Maynard and Cleary McLaughlin topped scoring for North Cambridge.
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North Cambridge K
Maynard
Cambridge K
Hall
Waldren
Hayward
Clancy
Fitchburg
Dnx
Erately
Glaney
Waldron
Bobby’ O'Neil
Percy Taylor
Punch
Bower
Kelley
Kelly
Cleary
McLaughlin
Steve Ma
Timers
Moran
Doyle
Kelly If
Bower Ricette
O'Neil
Waldron c
Punch Ib
Tayor
Dawes
Cambridge K. OF
Reardon
Sullivan
Ily Cleary
Haley
North Cambridge
Boston
Globe
Nort Cambridge
Maynard Bowling League race tightens as Pawnees lead
The Maynard Bowling league shows a tight title chase with Pawnees ahead early, closely pressed by Cricket Club Five and Middlesex. Top averages include Peterson 99 and George Lesage 97, with standings showing Pawnee 48 wins, 20 losses, Middlesex 41 27, Allied Vets 27 37. The league ends in mid April.
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Maynard
Frank Lesage
Pawnees
Cricket Club
Five
Middlesex
Bowers
Reds
Peterson
George ‘Lesage
Jim” Lout
Rop Lent
J'm Farrell
Fiaicld Morgan
G. Lynch
Henry Price
John Killinen
Taylor
J. B. Lent
Tucker
Kane
H. King
Ingham
Miller
Morrill
J. Murray
J. King
Vis
Open Air Merchants Fill Mexico City Streets
Crowded Mexico City streets overflow with itinerant merchants selling a vast range of goods from candies to hats. Vendors set up stalls in plazas, inviting crowds with persuasive claims while street life buzzes with music, newsboys, and dancers on Sundays. A United States shoe shiner and tailor offer services amid a lively, picturesque market scene.
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City of Mexico
Republic
Mexico City
Sumluy
United States
Finland Still Relies on Agriculture Amid Forest Land
Despite its northern location and poor soil agriculture remains the chief occupation in Finland, covering 8.5 percent of land. The cooperative movement and modern machinery have spurred growth, with cattle raising and dairying expanding in recent decades. The lumber industry ranks second, with about 61 percent of the country forested.
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Finland
Marlboro Man Dies After Week Long Illness
Clarence A. Stevens of Marlborough West Hill road died at Marlborough hospital after a weeklong illness from bronchial pneumonia following influenza. He was 46 years, 10 months and 25 days old and leaves his wife and seven children Gladys, Mildred, Cora, Freda, Ruth, William and Clarence. He also leaves his father William R. Stevens brother Stillman KR Stevens and sister Mrs Clifton B Russell. Funeral at Unitarian church parlors Thursday at 2 p.m. Friends invited.
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Clarence A. Stevens
West Hill Rd
Marlborough Hospital
William R
Sarah L. Lamson
Stevens Homestead
Stevens Corner
Mr. Stevens
Marlborough
Stevens Box
Gladys
Mildred
Cora
Freda
Ruth
William
Clarence
William R. Stevens
Ladies Auxiliary to Meet Thursday February 19 Role
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Herbert F. Akroyd post 132 will hold its regular meeting Thursday Feb 19 in the G A R hall. A commemorative program on Lincoln and Washington birthdays will be followed by a social. Members joining before April 1 will be charter members. a 200 member goal is set. All eligible invited to attend Thursday evening.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Herbert F. Akroyd
G. A. R. Hall
Lincoln
Washington
al Tales
Over 60 Attend Meeting Yesterday Afternoon
About 60 people attended the meeting yesterday afternoon. The turnout reflected strong local interest and community engagement.
Lenow Hand Meeting Attended by Notable Helpers
Yesterday's Lenow Hand gathering included Mrs. O. H. Stevens, Miss Margaret McClintock, Miss Eva Wheeler, Mrs. Harriett Simpson, Mrs. Benson, Miss Nellie Brigham, Mrs. Belser and Mrs. Leonard.
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Lenow
0. H. Stevens
Margaret McClintock
Eva Wheeler
Harriett Simpson
Benson
Nellie Brigham
Belser
Leonard
Sailor Burnout B M Tebo Returns From European Cruise
Burnout B M Tebo, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tebo of Paris, a petty officer on a U S destroyer, came home after a cruise to Italy, Spain, France, Austria, the Azores and Bermuda. He notes pleasant weather and recalls Austrians' hunger and cold, plus the appeal of American coins due to exchange rates. He has served notably in the navy including World War I service.
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B. M. Tebo
Joseph Tebo
Paris
U. S
Italy
Spain
France
Austria
Azores
Bermuda
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