Legion Team Proposal Sparks Local Support
The article notes instant fan approval for an American Legion Junior baseball team proposal. It urges community campaign to avoid delays next season and emphasizes building future generations through youth sports including tennis and track, with local figures like Quarley Manty and Doc Mooney mentioned among observers.
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al Cowles
American Legion
Stowe Country Cluo
Quarley Manty
Bob Crosby
Commodore Ballroom
Charne
Lowell Ballroom
Doc Mooney
Boston
Waltham
Lynca
St.Casimir'’s
Plaus
Funeral services for Mrs Annie J Ewell of West Acton
Mrs Annie J Ewell who died Tuesday at West Concord Rest bog received funeral rites at West Acton Baptist church with Rev. Arthur Jeffries officiating. A lifelong Acton resident born in Hingham 80 years ago, she married Frank A Mansur 65 years ago and survived by two sisters, a brother, and an adopted daughter. Burial followed at Mount Hope cemetery West Acton.
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Wear Acton
Annie J. Ewell
West Concord
West Ac- Baptist
Arthur Jeffries
Mansur
Emerson Hospital
Hingham
Acton
West Acton
Concord appoints director for summer day camps
Edward M McCarthy is named director of Summer day camps at Emerson Playground Concord Center and Percy A Rideout Playground West Concord. Assistants include Bernard Megin Arrigo Soffriti Miss Lusavei Chiane and Miss Elizabeth Goulding. Ground work began with volunteers meeting at the Down House as the season starts July 2. Miss Madeline T Maguire will be away on vacation next week. Alfred Curtis has leased his Lowell Road residence as a farm to Mr Linehan for two years.
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Edward M McCarthy
Emerson Playground
Concord Center
Percy A. Rideout
West Concord
Bernard Megin
Notre Dame
Foovball
Arrigo Soffriti
Elizabeth Goulding
Regis College
Boston
Madeline. T Maguire
Alfred Curtis
Lowell Road
Linehan
Sons of Union Veterans Plan July 31 Social at Lanée Boon Cottage
The Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary Unit announce a picnic to be held July 31 at Lanée Boon cottage of Myron R. Small. Committees include Russell C. Trask as chairman and Kaewin J. Brown with Dernard V. Wheeler for the auxiliary. Three maple shade trees at the Congregational church grounds were cut down under Rev L. G. Hudson supervision. Mrs James A. Jones of Carter Street is a patient at Clinton Hospital.
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Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary Unit
Lanée Boon
Myron R. Small
Sons of Union Veteras
Russell C. Trask
Kaewin J. Brown
Dernard v. Wheeler
Dorothy ‘Tervo
Bula Il. Krackhardt
Hazel W. Wheeler
Congregational Church
L. G. Hudson
James A. Jones
Carter Street
Clinton Hospital
Town baseball mixup and old pro minor league notes
Report outlines a Greasondale nine arriving in Nashua and being sent to the right field after four innings, then halted by Jupe Plivius after two more. Mentions Fitchburg KRE PAA players, Barbara Heath at a California fraternity convention, Pat Moran once scouted by the Yankees, and local club and league tidbits.
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Darling
Greasondale
Nashua
Buck
Jupe Plivius
Paul Kendra
Fitchburg Kre Paa
Fitchburgers
Barbara Heath
Hudson Hss
California
Cornell
Pat Moran
Bob Grove
Ashland
Frank
Louis Carnera
Baer-Braddock Pictures
Guanes
New England Grange Lecturer Conference Set for Aug
Grange lecturers from six New England states will meet at Massachusetts State College August 12 to 15 for the 24th annual New England Grange Lecturer conference. Over 1400 attendees expected with speakers including Senator David Waisa Governor James M Curley and National Grange leaders. registration and room applications due by July 22.
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Amherst
New England
Massachusets State College
Mary Jschindier
New Sugiana Grange
Associatin
yoTsune
Vincers
David Waisa
James M Curley
Clarence Poe
Eaxor
The
Progressive Farmer
Louis J Taber
National Grange
James C Farmer
Cuaries M Garaner
Demeter
Frea Brenchman
Washington
Wiv
Schindler
Conerence
Tie Game Sparks City Cantabs In Cambridge Field Classic
In a frenzied two game start at Cambridge Field the Boston Twi league clubs split the opening clash as Cantabs rally to tie 2 2 in the fourth. Plansky singles twice drives in runs while Lehto keeps the game tight and Whelan steals a pair of bases attempting to score.
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Maynard
Cambridge
Lawson
Boulden
Dicks Grondahl
Tony Piansky
Jauuars
Balagian
Tonopa
Flaherty
DeLuise
Coffriendo
King
Puzzie
Plansky
Sullvan
Lehto
Georgie Johnson
Whelan
Torppa
Goffs Hunt
Johnson
Sullivan
Pus
Puz
Broulden
Fragmentary quote highlights work and talk critique
A fragmented remark argues many people should work more and speak less. The garbled line mentions a camel and ends abruptly, leaving unclear context or attribution.
Day Camp Instructors Appointed for Emerson and Rideout Playgrounds
Concord announces summer day camp staff for Emerson and Percy A Rideout playgrounds. Director Edward M. McCarthy leads with assistants Bernard Me Arigor Soffriti Elizabeth Jahane and Elizabeth Goulding. Notable staff include Miss Cylahane Boston University graduate and former children's club leader, Miss Goulding Regia College student, Bernard Megin Notre Dame football squad member, and Mr Soffriti Tilton School Boston College High School graduate. A meeting at Town House Mondays at 8 pm invites community service volunteers.
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Boston
Bernard Megin
Notre Dame
Mr. Soffriti
Tilton School
Boston College High School
West Enders face Stow in key Assabet Valley tilt
Twilight match at Crowe Park pits West Enders Oil-O-Matics against Stow to decide first half champion. A loss could force a playoff with West Concord. coach Zapareski says no tie, focus shifts to second half and future exhibitions. Walter Brayden returns to West End lineup, Littleton added to second half.
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Crowe Park
West Enders
Stow
West Concord Cardinals
Mike Zapareski
Walter
Ty” Brayden
Maynard HS
Masschusetts State
West End
West End Nine
Littleton
Leahy
Sudbury Firemen Thank Townsfolk For Parade and Field Day
The Sudbury Firemen's Association expresses gratitude to town officials organizations and the townspeople for their cooperation in making the Parade and Field Day a success. Led by L B Tighe the event benefited the community and showcased civic support.
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Sudbury Firemen’s Association
Too many cities have too many factions.
A brief unsigned fragment notes towns divided by factionalism and calls for each to give space to others. The text hints at civic tension and a demand for balanced governance without specifics. The readable portion emphasizes unity and reduced conflict among local groups.
Storage sale for six genuine rug set and runners
A storage unit sale lists a matched set of six rugs in approximate sizes 9x12 7x10 7x6 and two 3x? plus a 10 hall runner. Describes disposal at great sacrifice and invites viewing at the Marlboro Enterprise storage facility by Bugs Co.
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Co. Marlboro Enterprise
Acton 200th Anniversary Open Old Homes Plan
The committee on visiting old homes will tour Acton’s pre 1800 houses on Sunday afternoon July 21 as part of the town’s 200th anniversary. Several homeowners will open their houses to visitors though illness and summer closings limit some homes in Mass Acton. In South Acton the Faulkiner homestead will open, along with Miss Mary Lothrop’s former sash and blind factory, the Winthrop Conant home and the old Italian pounding stone in Shapley pasture attractively listed for natives and visitors.
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Acton
Mass Acton
South Acton
Faulkiner
Mary Lothrop
Winthrop Conant
Shapley
First piano delivered to West Acton town home
In the home of Mrs. Sarah French in West Acton the town receives its first piano, with Mrs. Rachel A. Haynes and the committee expressing gratitude for the support and interest generated by the delivery.
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Sarah French
West Acton
Rachel A. Haynes
Laundry Team Hosts Lowell Club In South Acton Tilt
South Acton The Middlesex Laundry of the Boston Twi league meets C M A Co of Lowell at Jones Community field Thursday evening. Lowell seeks revenge after a 13 game skid ended by Laundry in their last meeting. Laundry beat Miller Oil 10 0 last Sunday and aims to repeat. Arlington visits next Sunday for a pair of recent close games.
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Boston
Laundry Boys
Miller Oil
Waltham
Lowell Wallopers
Arlington
Universalist Local Note Prompts Quick Pace and Insight
A brief local item hints at a fast and smart approach in community discourse. The Universalist theme appears as a guiding principle for timely understanding and civic engagement in district discussions.
Baystaters Dance Party In Billerica Saturday
A Baystaters event organized with a manager will host a lake side dance party at Billerica on Saturday bringing together local residents for an evening of music and dancing.
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Billerica
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Fight Pictures
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