Boxing bouts highlight city hall event at iastime hall
The program featured several close matches as Hudson and Worcester boxers faced off in multiple weight classes. Bosquet of Hudson captured the 126 pound class while Lotti of Marlboro won the 126 pound title in a tough final. Other divisions included 135 113 147 and 160 pound bouts with Newton Worcester Maynard Brockton Cambridge and Webster represented.
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Iastime
Ferc
Hudson
Mikes
Worcester
Hudson Boy
Espirito
New
Wapsito
Miarom
Lotti
Lowman
Henry Ther Marlboro
Fin- Smoot
South Boston
Ie Apirite
Newton
Claes Lotti
Marlboro
Efault
Bosquet
Cue
Perera
de Wolle
Dean Matti Paahenen
Maynard
Nyhlom
Meynard
Martin
Brockton
Pacar
Last Rites for Frank M Banks in Acton
Funeral services were held at Acton Centre Congregational Church for Frank M Banks who died December 14 in his 68th year. Rev M A Vance of West Boylston officiated with hymns. burial in Woodlawn cemetery. He leaves a daughter Mrs Robert Bond, a granddaughter Dorothy E Bond, a sister Mrs Daniel Bigelow, and brothers Genas S and Alec D. He had lived in Marlboro and worked for J W Pope Furniture Co. in Phoenix Block.
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Acton
Acton Centre Congregational Church
Frank M. Banks
M. A. Vance
West Boylston
Denby
Jesus
Antermient
Woodlawn
Robert Bond
Mass
Dorothy E. Bond
Daniel Bigelow
Southboro
Genas 8S
Watern
Alberta
Alec D
Providence
Phoenix Block
Meriboro
Bulger Nabs Perfect Skeet Score At Club Shoot
William Bulger of the Gencord Rod and Gun Club shot a perfect 25 of 26 in the skeet event on New Year’s Day. Four shooters tied at 25 for the handicap with Charles Temple and George Clark among them. Beard won the draw for prizes with Clark second and Bulger third.
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William Bulger
Gencord Rod and Gun Club
Virginia Road
Charles Temple
George Clark
Prises Beard
Clark
Bulger
West Concord blanks Concord Legion in Lynch Alley bowing match
West Concord bowling team defeated the Concord Legion five at Lynch alley last night. Miller was the high roller of the match.
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West Concord
Concord Legion
Lynch Alley
Miller
Maynard Boy Faces Wallace De Wolfe in Final Bout
Maynard boxer Paahenen fought hard against Wallace De Wolfe in the final, De Wolfe leveraging experience to overpower the Assabet Valley challenger. The decision went to De Wolfe on the spot, with Benny Ostheus as referee and Dr. G. J. Delaney and Joseph G. Christy as judges.
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Maynard
Wallace de Wolfe
Paahenen
Assabet Valley
de Wolfe
Benny Ostheus
G. J. Delaney
Joseph G. Christy
Hudson
Free Church Christmas Concert Held Concord
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church held its annual Christmas concert on Lang Street with large attendance. Under Miss Annie Olsen and Mrs. John Cahill, the program featured a Junior Choir, recitations by multiple children, piano duets, and exercises including Little Lights and The Promised Messiah. Mrs. John Webber of Swampscott spoke on Christmas for Lynn’s poor children. gifts and refreshments followed.
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Concord
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Lang Street
Annie Olsen
John Cahill
A. Jorgenson
John Sven
Auditorum
Olaf M. Johnson
J. Anderson
Edith Larsen
Thelma Boresen
Lillian Hanson
Pauline Thoresen
iMargaret
Anderson
Esther Anderson
Marjorie Larson
Ralph Anderson
Merrill Thoresen
Henry Anderson
Helen Johnson
Helen Thoresen
Elizabeth Hanson
Hiluegarde Anderson
Thelma Thoresen
Russell Thoresen
Mildred Christianson
Walter Anderson
Ed. Thoresen
William Anderson
George Anderson
Howard Thoresen
Margaret Hanson
Hildegarde .Anderson
John Anderson
Babe ‘of the Manger
Arjorie Larson
Ruth Peterson
Ralpno Burstad
John Webber
Swampscott
Lynn
Norwegian Christmas Festival at Lang Street Church
The Missionary (Foreign) Sewing Circle of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church held a Norwegian Christmas festival on Lang Street. Rev. Olaf M. Johnsen delivered a short Christmas message, with songs by Miss Olga Monsen, selections by the Junior choir, and a trio featuring John Sven on violin Andrew Jorgenson on alto horn and Mrs John Cahill on piano.
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Concord
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Lang Street
Olaf M. Johnsen
Iby
Olga Monsen
John Sven
Andrew Jorgenso
John Cahill
Found Dead In E Acton
Walter Hanscomb 64 a farmhand living on Strawberry Hill road East Acton was found dead along Mohawk Trail near East Acton. Police from Concord initiated autopsy findings by Dr Henry Walcott who labeled death a hit and run though a possible murder was suspected with no clear motive. Sergt William J Puzzo seeks relatives. Hanscomb formerly of Bath Maine.
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Concord
Mass
Patrick F. Ridge
Lake Walden
East Acton
Joseph Dee
Walter Hanscome
Alden
Henry J. Walcott
N. Y
William J. Puzzo
State Police
Bath
Stow Boy Wins Meet At Camp Gilbert
Forest Hartin of Stow born 1914 wins 1928 Middlesex County 4 H Garden Championship at Camp Gilbert as a member of Justéo Gardners. He earned $179.15 from a 3675 foot garden, sold roadside and to nearby town customers, with ribbons at fairs and high contest placements. He plans to return next July to Amherst.
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Stow
Middlesex County
Forrest Hartin
Justéo’ Gardners Club
Forrest
Forest
Acton
Predictions On 1929 Ring Titles By Tom McArdle
1929 boxing outlook from Tom McArdle predicts featherweight returning to America in exchange for flyweight going to Europe Ace Hudkins to win welterweight or middleweight titles Fidel La Barba to take bantamweight crown heavyweight champion to pass to an heir Tom McArdle believes Loughran and Mandell will keep titles McArdle also sees Ace Hudkins claiming either welterweight or middleweight titles depending on challengers Braddock could threaten Lomski if he defeats him later this month Spider Pladner or Johnny Hill could claim flyweight title Izzy Schwartz and Frankie Genaro seen as past their prime in this forecast.
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New York
America
Europe
Ace Hudkins
Fidel la Barba
John J. Somebody
Tom McArdle
Rickard
Thomas
Tommy Loughran
Sammy Mandell
Ell
Loughran
Leo Lomiski
Braddock
Lomski
Mandell
Ace Hodkins
Joe Dundee
Mickey Walker
Spider Pladner
Johnny Hill
England
McArdle
Izzy Schwartz
Frankie Genaro
la Bara
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Singer
Sudbury Notes and Visitors Mark New Year
Ida Rogers hosted a large gathering to welcome the New Year at her home. In South Sudbury Ma and Mrs Charles apon return home after house improvements on Goodman Hill road. The Concord State roads junction accident prompts talk of relocating the State road. Moonlight and good ice drew skaters to Willis pond. Miss Alice Tapper, former high school English teacher, visited Miss Josephine Welch over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles H Way visited Mr and Mrs Vaughe Hosmer of Sharon on Sunday. Mrs Melvin Guptell and daughter Nancy enjoy sea air at Atlantic City.
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Ida Rogers
Sudbury
Y Ma
Charles
Bheing
Goodman Hill Road
Concord
State
Willis Pond
Alice Tapper
Josephine Welch
Charles H. Way
Vaughe Hosmer
Sharon
Sunny
Melvin Guptell
Nancy
Atlantic City
New Year's Social Highlights PTA Dance at Town Hall
The Parent Teachers association held a New Year’s Eve dance at Town Hall for town youths. A large crowd enjoyed ice cream and cake as the old year ended and the new year began. The PTA has been a social force in town since its formation.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Association
P.T. A
Visit to Massachusetts Agricultural College Awarded to 4-H Club Winner
Elmer McLean of Hudson wins a two day trip to Massachusetts Agricultural College for outstanding work in the 4-H garden project. He joins seventy Middlesex County near champions visiting the State 4-H headquarters. Twelve other county youths earned trips for exemplary garden efforts and record keeping on profits. McLean, a fifth year club member, studied at Hildreth School in Marlboro before moving to Hudson. He is son of Mr and Mrs Damon McLean formerly of Henry Ford farm.
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Hudson
Elmer McLean
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Ingen
Middlesex County
Imer
Unity Club Rerun Meeting Planned by First Unitarian
The Unity club of the First Unitarian Society will hold its next regular monthly meeting at the home here. Members are urged to attend as plans for forthcoming activities are discussed.
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Hudson
Unity Club
First Unitarian Society
Concord couple marks fifty eighth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Isaac M Hay of Bedford Street Concord celebrate their 58th anniversary. He 81 runs a shoe repair shop on Walden Street. The couple married in Sweden on December 27 about 68 years ago and have five sons three daughters 19 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Mrs Hay 76 active in the Methodist Episcopal Church and a longtime member of the West Concord WCTU. The Enterprise offers congratulations and wishes for many more happy years.
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Omeceas Gate
Sof
Mir
Isaac M.hay
Bedford Street
Concord
Hay
Waideneet
Lay
fa/shdre
Theodore Hay
Oscar Hay
Iee Calif
Victor Ay
LDS Re Nets
Bernard Hay
Tee Majorway
Westcord
HA. Peters
Brooxiine
Mary Johison
Brockton
Esther Aubrey
New, Haven Conn
Sweden
Methodist Episcopal
Anderson
Methodist Biscopal
West Concord
Woman’s Christian-temperance Union
Three Cars Collide on River Street
Hudson Police Chief Andrew Magorty filed a report of a Tuesday afternoon collision on River Street involving Victor Lake and Israel Poplin along with Charles Spaulding and Gates Pond Road associated drivers. Lake's car struck Poplin's near Green Street causing minor injuries to Poplin and others.
Hudson Aerie Aims to Grow Membership to 600
Hudson Aerie F C B plans a concerted drive to add about 100 new names to its current over 500 members. The membership committee led by John J. Shaughnessey will implement the plan with trustees William H. Day Roy H. Seaver past president Charles L. Bennett vice president Francis Grenache William OConnell and conductor Ross Bridge named to carry out the campaign.
Christ Roi Whist Social Draws Parish Prize List
A Christ Roi church whist party hosted by the young men drew large attendance with prizes donated by friends. Winners include Mrs Cordelia Kimmens first prize organdie apron, Miss Wanda Bridges second prize picture, Mrs Ray Allen third prize stationery, and consolation to Paul Denis. Prizes also include Antoine LaFrance smoking set and Henry Valcour Jr electric lamp donated by Rev F X Lariviere.
Sudbury Auto Crash Injures Driver Near Marlboro
Police report an accident near Sudbury Marlboro involving Reese Injured tee eee Svin Foss of Sudbury. He was driving east when his car collided with a truck across the road near Boyer place. He was taken to Marlboro station by Thomas Pronovost of Ryan Trucking Co. for treatment.
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O.G Duhamel
The New Year Observed in Concord Churches
Watch night services were held at two Concord churches to usher in the new year. At the Norwegian Evangelical Free church the Young People’s Society led a program with a half hour social and a midnight watch. The Methodist Episcopal church hosted an old fashioned Christmas festival with carols stories and a Christmas tree followed by refreshments. New Year masses were celebrated Tuesday morning at Lincoln Catholic charity at 6 and 7 am.
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Concord
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Young People’s Society of the Church
Pope Anderson
Ileader
Pce
Rice Egan
Charles E. Pedersen
Lincoln Catholic Charitv
King urges world disarmament conference and navy pause
Sen. Kaima H King of Utah calls on President Coolidge and President elect Hoover to convene a new international disarmament conference in America and suspend the Big Navy program for one year. He urges postponing further armament while Kellogg Briand Pact ratification and League of Nations talks proceed. He cautions against ratifying the pact and expanding the fleet, charging hypocrisy if disarmament talks fail. He argues eight cruisers now under construction should be slowed to speed up work on the larger fleet, or else a pause in naval expansion is warranted.
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Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
Pilk
Kiam H. King
Utah
King
League of Nations
United States
Tory Commission
Congress
Annual henvest and dance hosted by Reformatory Branch
West Concord reports the second annual event under the House of Prison Officers Association. The dance takes place in Association Hall on Wednesday evening, January 5th, with music by Bray’s orchestra led by Michael of Lexington.
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Reformatory
Housechusetts Prison ‘Officers Association
Association Hall
Bray
Michael
Lexington
Manly
Skater Performs On Warner Pond Before Big Crowd
Readable notes describe a skater at Warner Pond executing classic moves including a W figue and grapevines with ease, suggesting the routine mirrors a performance from two decades earlier before a larger audience.
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Warner Pond
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Team x of the K of F foes Thennegs ad py with unclear text, readable elements suggest a sports or club brief. Lacking coherent details, the record captures the fragmentary reference to a team and opponents in a local page snippet.
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