Rescue tragedy in Manning pond claims Irmer Hudson woman
Mrs Annie E Wheeler died attempting to save her children George 13 Doris 16 and a third child from drowning at Manning pond Spencer Mass authorities recovered the bodies with help from police and volunteers. Three other youngsters Velma 12 Arthur 8 Warren 2 witnessed the triple tragedy from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encer
Mass
Annie E. Wheeler
Manning Pond
George
Wheeler
George Fer, Jr
Ter
Doris
Spencer
Hillesville
George R. Wheeler
Oscar R
Brigham
Wilkins
Ar- Wikins
A. Gister
Rey
Harold Harris
Spore
Aistapce
Ae Ecograee
Velma
Arthur
Warren
Prisoner Found Dead in Cell. Local Man Dies by Suspected Self-Harm
A prisoner, Stemplesky, was found dead in his prison cell at 3:50 pm after officials say a blanket rope and suspenders could have been used for self harm. Dr. Hunidson and Dr. Fisher identified death as self-inflicted. Stemplesky, 3s, a local resident, had been in custody since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemplesky
N M Hunidson
Edward F Fiaher
First in T Series Encore Opens with Local Talent
July 3 featured a four part music gathering with performers including Miss Well Miss Dorothy H violins Mrs Anna Gold Langendoen and H cello and Miss Dorothy aiding Richard Mallaby at Edmond Allegro.
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Miss Well
Miss Dorothy
Anna Gold- Langendoen
Dorothy
Richard Mallaby
Edmond
Allegro
Clar
Free Peanuts Offer Crashes into Fees Debate
A garbled snippet hints at a peanut giveaway and a clash over fees on a state Maine event. No clear persons or organizations are readable. context remains fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Acton Parish Honors Pastor on First Wedding Anniversary
About a hundred parishioners gathered Monday evening June 24 in the vestry decorated for Children’s day. Lewis C. Hastings chaired the event and Universalists sent best wishes, presenting a long envelope of gifts to the couple. Mr Torsieff accepted graciously and Mrs Torsieff spoke briefly. Refreshments and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Hastings
Board of Trustees
Torsieff
Regiment Band Concert Here in Concord
The 101st Field Artillery National Guard will encamp in Concord next Sunday night. Colonel Daniel Needham announced a band concert for townspeople at the Playgrounds at 7 o'clock. The unit is part of the 26th Division.
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Concord
101St Field Artillery National Guard
Board of Selectmen
Daniel Needham
101St Field Artillery
National Guard
Houses and shop sold at Maynard auction for town improvements
Three old houses and an old blacksmith shop were sold at auction last week as plans to widen Roosevelt School playground and make room for improvements move forward. A Halliday estate house on Nason Street sold for 10 to B Goglin. a Glendale Street house sold for 61 to Dr Edward Flaherty. The old shop on the same lot sold to John Maki, with auctioneers Benjamin Brown and John O Thompson. An old power l traced street property sold last week. Assabet Institution for Savings has purchased the property and plans to erect a new bank building shortly.
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Maynard
Hallday
Nason Street
B. Goglin
Glendale Street
Roosevelt School
Edward Flaherty
John Maki
Benjamin Brown
Haliday House
Jason Street
Es Priest
Assabet Institution For Savings
Village Improvement Society Seeks West Concord Members
The Village Improvement Society of West Concord invites all town citizens to join, noting 150 current members. It highlights achievements such as public playgrounds, safer crossings, improved health and cleanliness, and neighborhood beautification. The society funds community events, plants station grounds, and helped rename the town area West Concord. Membership is fifty cents annually with a Fourth of July eve entertainment at Harvey Wheeler school featuring a Boston act and Congressman Edith Nourse Rogers expected to attend.
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West Concord
Village Improvement Society of
Improvement Society
William J. Batt
Concord
Death of former village resident George Daniels
George Daniels, a well known former resident, died at the State Infirmary in Tewksbury from injuries suffered last week when his bicycle was struck by an automobile. The body was sent to Mrs Byron Bunday of St Johnsbury yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daniels
State Infirmary
Tewksbury
Byron Bunday
St. Johnsbury
Betglagie
Maynard High School Senior Reception Lights Up Night
Maynard High School seniors hosted a big social event at Co ahall on Friday night. About sixty attendees and families filled the arena as the class formed MH S and numerals, then joined a grand march and reception. Dancing continued until 1 A M with many notable organizers and chaperones listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard High School
Waine ‘Weil
Axe
John Cuonors
William ‘Heilawell
Piavejom
Charica’ H. Waller
Parsonage Dedicated as St Paul’s Lutheran Mark 35th Anniversary
Maynard July 3 dedication of a new parsonage Sunday afternoon closed a week of events celebrating the 35th anniversary of St Paul’s Lutheran Church on Glendale Street. Rev S H Ronka of Gloucester led the service with help from ministers from Fitchburg Gardner Peabody Worcester and pastor Rev T A Kantonen. A jubilee concert followed at Union Congregational Church with Iimar Tuikka leading augmented by Peabody’s choir.
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Maynard
St.aul’s Lutheran Church
Glendale Street
Fitchburg
Gardner
Peabody
Quincy
Worcester
S. H. Ronka
Gloucester
Eastern Conference
The
Finnish Lutheran Church
T. A. Kantonen
St. Paul's
Union Congregational Church
St Paul's
Iimar Tuikka
Dagmar Lahonen
Impi Peura
Hazel Hooper
Ruth
Heinonen
V. Heiman
S. Haikola
Telephone era War In Sudbury Battles Over Expanded Lines
Sudbury telegraph company starts work to place 33 680 feet of aerial cable with 102 to 404 wires and 42 poles costing 18 262 dollars. Executive committee approved the expenditure as 200 784 feet of paired wire and 9368 feet of cables will be removed and 58 poles replaced. New service will be able to meet growing demand and different grades of service after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udbury
Telephone Company
Sudbury
Electric Light Company
Maynard Children's Night at Speed Event
Maynard on July 3 hosted Annual Children's Night with four children and many adults enjoying a program of games and songs. Ruth Smith, Irene Morrill, Lena Ras, Barbara Whiting, Ann Tucker and Ethel Rasmussen were named among attendees. Adelaide Sits led the program with Mrs Gustave Dittrich assisting. Favors were awarded to Martin Crowley, Ruth Bishop and Ann Tucker. tooth paste samples and health charts were distributed to children and adults during a serving of collation.
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Maynard
Oe x Pune
Aicerdancy
Bal Ot
W ‘Bonald “Jones
Ruth Smith
Tte Duckworth
Barbara
Irene Morrill
Lena
Ras
Irene Carey
Ann
Jean Tucker
Ethel
Rasmussen
America
Assembly
Adelaide
Ac Games
Gustave Dittrich
Floydy
Smith
Rs Rasmus Ten
Dittric
Martin Crowley
Ruth Bishop
Ann Tucker
Sims
Local Soldier Eligible For Promotion in July Camp
Lieut Harold Sheridan of Company F 181st Infantry Hudson is eligible for promotion to second lieutenant after passing examinations. Sheridan and eight fellow townsmen will report to Devens camp from July 6 to 20. Harold Cahoon named bugler for annual duty tour by Captain Eddy of Hudson, who was recently promoted. John Moore of St Bridget's Cadets promoted to corporal in Company F.
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Maynard
Harold Sheridan
Co. F
181St Infantry
Hudson
Sheridan
Devens
Harold Cahoon
Eddy
John Moore
St. Bridget’s
Perfect Attendance Honored By School Leadership
Principal M Gifford announces perfect attendance for the year across sections led by senior and junior classes. Named students include Mary Owe Uno Heitanen Salmi Wirkkanen Geofree Weaving Eino Williams Signe Holt Ingrid Leto Helen Vodoklys Taimi Nyland Walter Fairbanks Hileen Mahoney Vieno Sneck and others across senior junior and sophomore groups.
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M Gifford
Mary Owe
Unoi Heitanen
Ary Howe
Uno Heitanen
Salmi Wirkkanen
Geofree Weaving
Eino Williams
Signe Holt
Ingrid’ Leto
Helen Vodoklys
Maynard Defeats Sudbury 9-0 in Twilight Meet
Maynard T T won 9-0 over Sudbury in a Twilight meet at Crown Park last night.
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Maynard T. T
Sudbury
Twilight Ie
Crown Park
Emerson Hospital announces nurse attendant class in Concord
Miss Edna Price, new Emerson Hospital superintendent in Concord, announces a one year course for attendant nurses open to Concord girls starting September 3. The program includes six weeks at Boston Training School, then ten and a half months in a general hospital with practical ward work. The Emerson cooperates with the Household Nursing Association of Boston and lists several hospitals for potential later placements. Applications are at Emerson or the Household Nursing Association at 222 Newbury Street, Boston.
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Concord
Edna Price
Emerson Hospital
Miss Price
Margaret Copeland
New England Baptist Hospital
Plat Faulkner Hospital
Jamica Plain
The
Household Nursing Association
Mary F. Beas
Dorchester
Mildred Hodge
Lawrence
Julian H
Helen Wood
Littleton
Esther M. Hopkins
North Billerica
Alice Cohen
Household Nursing Association of Boston
Boston
General Hospital
Emerson
Penn
Airawnee Worcester
Ome Memorial Hospital
Newcondon
Conn
Marlborough Hospital
Marlborough
Mary Lane Hospital
Ware
Moore Hospital
Brockton
Norwood Hospital
Norwood
Whitineville Hospital
Whitineville
Winthrop Community Hospital
Winthrop
Newbury Street
Katharine M. Shepard
New
Contracts awarded for sewer main lines in Maynard
Contracts for laying more than five miles of main sewer lines have been awarded to Zopp & Cervitrese. The sewerage committee reports work will begin soon. Plans are also pushed to connect householders with more than two miles of main lines installed last year.
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Maynard
Zopp
Local Pupils Examined and Nurse Activities Report
Miss Edith B Foster school nurse reported to Superintendent Charles H Walker that 271 pupils were examined in June with 140 treated at school. Three pupils were excluded due to contagion or suspected illness. Nurse made 13 school visits and 11 home visits, securing medical treatment for seven pupils. Dr. Raymond Hooper held a pre school event at the getter school and Fitzgerald gave a dental hygiene talk to all grades.
California canyon town forest fire rages
A large forest fire in California sweeps through Canyon Town threatening homes and marking rapid advance toward districts. Fire crews deploy multiple apparatus and evacuations are underway as winds drive the blaze.
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California
Canyon Town
Uslneys
Mrs Rogers to Speak at West Concord Fourth Celebration
Mrs Rogers will speak at the West Concord Independence Day event July 3 on the Harvey Wheeler School grounds. A business session at 7:15 will elect officers, followed by a program and entertainment by the Black and White Entertainers of Boston. Congresswoman Joan Jacobs of Lowell is expected to give the principal address.
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West Concord
Concord
Harvey Wheeler
The
Massachusetts Reformape
Batt
Burleigh L. Pratt
Boston
Joan Jascobae
Lowell
Assembly Hall
Deee
Senate
Clint Robert Walker
Daniel ©. Sullivan
Ice Cream
Henry H. Hawley
Evelina Hewares Gen
John J. Connorton
Htardack
Frank Cobalghtos R. Behar
Sudbury Lawn Party Draws Townwide Crowd
A successful lawn party organized by the Sudbury Womans Club and the American Legion post drew heavy town turnout on the common. Music and dancing filled the evening at the Town Hall with numerous volunteers managing games, food, and souvenir stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Cocoanut Shy
Stephen M. W. Gray
A. F. Bonazzoli
Carl Walker
Clifford Walker
Charles Spiller
Mr. Bernard
A. Nelson
James Sawyer
Albert A. Tallant
Carlton Elms
Joy
Film Star Gladys Brockwell Dies After Auto Crash
Hollywood memorial reports the death of Gladys Brockwell a leading character actress from stage and screen. She died in a hospital from injuries suffered last Thursday when the automobile she rode in with Thomas E Brennan rolled down a 75 foot embankment near Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gladys Brockwell
Thomas
Brennan
Prohibition Relief eyed within six years for social reasons
The remark suggests potential easing of prohibition within the next six years driven by sociological factors. It notes a shift in attitudes and the expectation of policy changes balancing public sentiment and enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR Brief From Naples Court Session
A garbled OCR snippet references Judge Herbert Lighthite in Naples with unclear date. It mentions a patient matter and a five dollar figure, but specifics are unreadable and context remains fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Obarige
Herbert Lighthite
Naples
Local Fragment Reflects Unclear Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases including names and items like sale and caterer. No coherent event or clear entities to define a factual newspaper card.
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Ai& Aid
Delen W. Smith
Dex Strong
Fortland, Ore
Acton
Learnel
Bobby Dogget
Alshieck
N. Y
Emerson Hosp
Household Nursing Assoc
Autramarra
Woman's Club and
American Legion
Mayne
Fake Lake
Mr. Divine
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