Coogan's Screen Antics Warned By Experts In Detroit
Detroit Jan. 10 a Viennese and Berliner expert warn that Jackie Coogan on screen teaches children mimicry that can trigger stuttering and affect learning. Professor Kopelson notes mothers must enunciate clearly to avoid long term speech defects.
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United States
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Vienna
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Coogan
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Mor Coogan
Kepel
Hopelaon
Kopelson
Theodore 8. Flatal
Charite
Berlin
Great Public Hospital
Maynard Retires After Fourteen Years At Telephone Exchange
Night shift operator Rainville retires after fourteen years serving the local exchange. A stormy night with heavy snow and freezing water accompanies a dramatic fire at the Magler building endangering occupants. Rainville helped evacuate people and saved a woman from the roof before the blaze destroyed the building. He received a bank watch and special honors from the Telephone Co. The exchange grew from about 150 to 750 subscribers. A program and banquet details follow with local civic notes and upcoming events and meetings.
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Telephone Exchange
Alles Heinville
Magler
Matin and
Nason St
Beteoor
Rainville
Telephone Co
John Vlemner
Stow
Haworth League Cabinet Social Enjoyed at Methodist Church
A cabinet social after a Haworth league business meeting at the Methodist church Monday evening drew full attendance. Attendees enjoyed entertainment and games provided for the event.
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Haworth League
Methodist Church
Maynard YP S Lustoes Edge Fitchburg In Tight Bout
Maynard High School notes report the Maynard YPSL basketball five defeating Fitchburg YPSL 24 to 22 at Fitchburg with Columbo scoring the winning basket in the final minutes. The YPSL also boasted a strong hockey team and had previously beaten the Maynard sextette led by Brick Wilder and Hilda Morgan.
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Maynard Y. P
Students Petition for Town Scraper to Clear Ice
High school students petition selectmen for a scraper to keep ice clear so hockey games proceed without interruption. They criticize the athletic association for scant town funding for sports. Basketball is not played. town support for recurring sports costs is hoped to improve recreation.
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Athletic Association
Weekly College Matches End In Tight Tie And Wins
The text reports multiple junior senior and freshmen interclass games with overtime hero Kuamesh scoring the deciding goal. Juniors beat Freshmen 10 and Seniors beat Juniors in a close overtime thriller. Seniors also defeated Freighters by the same score while Juniors toppled Sophomores to share the league lead. Football matches with Shirley, Sau gus, Wayland and St. Marys are planned for next year.
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M. Hi. S
Kuamesh
Teeerat
Sane
Howemeny
Maynard elects managers for baseball and football teams
At a Maynard meeting on Tuesday Albert Cowles was elected baseball manager for the coming season. Richard Murphy, previously a football candidate, was elected football manager for next year. Capt. Ramesh Vodoklys and Levering return as stars. Milford beat the locals twice last season.
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Ando Gowles
Maynard Hlsb
AL AL Dast
Albert Cowles
Richard Murphy
Ramesh Vodoklys
Nee
Levering
Milford
Maynard Basketball Drops Two Road Games As Season Slips
Maynard lost two away games over the past week. Saxonville defeated Maynard 33 to 19 in poor gym conditions. Northboro edged Maynard 19 to 17 in a tight contest with a disrupted finish.
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Maynard
Saxonville
Coogan Responds To Criticism Of His Films For Children
Jackie Coogan replies to Alan Kopelson of Detroit who says cinema stars harm youngsters. Coogan defends his work in Oliver Twist and A Boy in Flanders used in schools, claims his films make children happy, and cites a crusade in which boys and girls helped feed orphans in the Near East.
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Kopelson
Los Angeles
Calif
Jackie Coogan
Alan ©. Kopelson
Detroit
Olver Twist
Flanders
Charlie Chaplin
Near East
Holy Trinity Parish Reports Biggest Year
Holy Trinity parish in Marlboro reports its best year with strong fund drives and active groups. The annual meeting chaired by Rev. Brian C. Roberts included reports from the Altar Society, Ladies Aid, Woman's Missions Guild, and Church School, noting a growing building fund and successful activities.
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William HH. Stiles
Altar Society
Fred D. Babcock
Woman's Missions~ Guild
Eugene Post
Ladies Aid Society
Edward Brown
Girl’s Friendly Society
W.H W. H. Stiles
Joseph Pierce
Tregstrer
Roberts
Pete
Vestry Officers and Members Elected for the Year
Senior warden, and elector Samuel HH Chandler, who has served years, junior warden Eugene lost, treasurer Captain Welam HL Stiles, clerk Robert WH Wilcox, vestrymen John HH Baker BE OW DD Merrill, Millert Ryan, F OR S Milton, Ran ney Maxanet, bouz oryurr and Peter Pierce named.
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Samuel HH. Chandler
Eugene Lost
Capt. Welam HL Stiles
Robert WH. Wilcox
John HH. Baker
BE. OW. DD. Merrill
Mllert Ryan
F. OR. S Milton
Ranney Maxenet
Bouzo Ryurr
Peter Pierce
Ten Tables in Play at Whist of Auxiliary
Ten tables were occupied by players at the military whist party held last night in its quarters to the Manning brothers in FW. High prize went to Mrs S G Mivann. Mrs Jamies Sudley won the women’s consolation. Robert Fearley took the men’s first prize. Rosario Ah Beeber of Gleasonsdale won a special prize. Committee in charge included Mrs Frankie Hayes and Mrs William Fisher.
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Auxiery
Ralph
John Manning
Sgmivann
Jamies Sudley
Robert Fearley
Rosann
Frankie
EB. Hayes
William Fisher
Local residents travel and school group forms
Mrs. Melina H Shaw of Wool Street left for Florida to spend the winter. David W Powers of Main Street departed for California for the season. Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts was organized last night at Washington School under Robert Callahan. Mrs Thomas A Giblin of Roll Street has returned from a visit to her son Arthur a teacher in Newark New Jersey.
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Washington
Robert Callahan
Thomas A. Giblin
Roll
Arthur
Newark
N.J
Local Patent Medicine Ad Promises Cures for Cold and Cough
A fragmentary ad claims a medicine relieves whooping cough and fever in children and adults. It cites a family history of use spanning generations and lists names and a vague Gatcag area address, reflecting early 20th century promotional language.
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