Mixed July News Briefs From Across States
Reports from July 19 cover a harbor departure in Lake Michigan en route to New York and Ipswich, a Salem murder trial continuation with Mrs Jessie Costello, a Lenox highway accident scattering roosters, a Washington debate on Prohibition, and various regional notes on construction, licensing, and local events.
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Italy
Harbor
Lake Michigan
Ode York
Orbo
Ipswich
M Michael Ae
Courthase
Salem
Jessie
Vehicle Crash Hits Wall After Stop Signals
A collision occurred when a driver named Sheehan stopped to allow another vehicle, then struck a stone wall and crashed into a pole. No injuries are reported and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Sheehan
Members of the Co den club meet at Spa this afternoon
Members of the Co den club will motor to Spa this afternoon for a 40 visit gathering. The event plans a social program and group departures after the visit.
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Will.motor Spa
Funeral Service Held For Late Mr. Reo
Funeral from his late home Saturday at 5 15 oclock followed by a high mass at St. s church West Actor at 9 oclock Rev James P Sherry officiating Interment at St s cemetery Maynard bearers Paul Mullin Liam Roche John Banaguess Charles Duffy Citizens Multin and Ossie Tuttle Floral tributes and spiritual bouquets noted in arrangements
Brown Injured Driver Freed From Blame
William Brown of 130 Brighton Street Boston was hit while attempting to stop a man. He had appeared at 100 Conmill Road demanding cigarettes or money. The driver tried to avoid Brown and struck a stone wall, damaging the car’s running gear.
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Maynard
William Brown
Brighton Street
Boston
Con Mill Road
Company H Roster At Camp Devens Concord
The Roster of Co. H, 182nd Infantry, on tour at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., lists Capt. John C. Dolan commanding, First Lieutenant William A, Second Lieutenant John A Hutchinson, First Sergeant Samuel Melise, Sergeants John A Delaney, Joseph W Santora, Chandler Saunders, John W Hagerty, John F P Frawley, Norman L Scherer, Corporals Thomas A Conquest, Domenic J Ammendolia, Edward P Rees, Leslie A Harris, Philip H Finan, John W Cplkins, Privates Josep A Omath.
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Concord
Co. H
182Nd Infantry
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
John C. Dolan
William
John A. ‘Hutchinson
Samuel Melise
John’ A.” Delaney
Joseph ‘W. Santora
Chandler Saunders
John W.hagerty
John FP. Frawley
Norman L. Scherer
At Amherst Sugbury Amboret Stite Agri 4-H Club
Four 4-H girls from Amherst Sugbury visit Amboret State Agriculture. The fragment notes a rural club activity at an agricultural venue with junior members and local engagement.
Maynard Woman Mrs Samuel Lere 58 Dies After Illness
Mrs Samuel Lere of 88p Lane dies at home after a long illness. She was a Maynard High School teacher for about twenty years. Survived by husband Samuel Lever two sisters Reba and Mrs Max Lander and two brothers Julius and Benjamin Graber. Funeral from home Sunday at 2 at Rodelform synagogue Acton street Dedham burial in Dedham. Community extends sympathy to the family.
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Maynard
Samuel Lere
Samuel Lever
Eajnand
Norman Jackson
Albert
Renee
Harold
Reba
Julius
Benjamin
Graber
Rodelform Synagogue
Acton Street
Dedham
Lever
Garden party whist event at St Bernard’s church
Under the Tabernacle Society at St Bernard’s church a garden whist was hosted by Miss Elizabeth Brehnan at 31 Hubbard Street. Prizes went to Mrs William Mulhahey and special awards to Mrs Charles Sheehan and Mrs Harry Weiss. other winners included Mrs Thomas Fienagan and Miss Rita Steinmann. Music by a radio.
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Concord
Tabernacle Society of
St. Bernard’s Church
Elizabeth F. Brehnan
Hubbard Street
William. D. Mulhahey
Mra
Charles Sheehan
Harry Weiss
Thomas Fienagan
Katherine, Gleason
Margaret
Kadoring
Grace ‘Hogan
Golins
Mary
Maynard Leads Bay State Four Ball League Event
In Marlboro amid a chilly afternoon, Maynard and partners from the Bay State Four Ball League competed with Waltham and others. Golf followed by a banquet highlighted the event as teams vied for prizes and recognition.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Wathisette Trapelo
Waltham
Marlboro Coy
Prises
Benquet
Middlesex County Council Sets Meeting for Saturday
The Middlesex County Council will convene on Saturday to discuss upcoming agenda items and local matters. Officials encourage community input and note the meeting location and start time will be announced.
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Middlesex County Council
Fily
Edith Starratt Funeral Rites Held at Mt. Wade Cemetery
Edith Starratt longtime resident of Sudbury passed away after illness. She was a member of the Cohasett Woman's Club the Boston Woman's City Club and the Bris owns Hospital Nurses Alumni Association. Survived by sisters and a brother. Funeral from the hospital Monday followed by a Requiem Mass at Anthony's Church burial Mt. Wadeworth Cemetery.
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South Sudbury
Mire Lawrence
L Ward
Ueath
Aisness
Edith Starratt
Avea
Starratt
Cohaesett Woman's Club
Boston “Woman's City
Sneramingham ‘Hospital -Nurses Alumnee Association
Bris
Gisters
Anthony's Wurch
Mt. Wadeworth
Death of Charles Kosid in railroad accident reported
Relatives in Maynard received word during the week that Charles Kosid, a resident of Maynard, was killed instantly last Friday when struck by a train. He had recently left Maynard with his wife in search of work, then found employment in mills at Northfield where the fatal incident occurred.
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Maynard
Charles Kosid
Mer
Maynard Community Flourishing Projects Applauded
A Maynard Citizen's Committee report notes ongoing progress in community gardens. Volunteers work after hours and weekends to cultivate plots insured for local families, with early produce including potatoes tomatoes and beans showing promising blossoms toward a good harvest.
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Maynard
Mannge Getty
Artis
Armour Secures Summer Engagement at Terrace Gables
The owner of Terrace Gables, Draper, announced a summer engagement featuring a new music tier described as the liveliest yet. The event will be staged at Heights and Terrace.
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Thestra Deliverek
Terrace Gables
Draper
Plan Surprise for Jokinen’s 25th Wedding Anniversary
A wedding anniversary celebration for Jokinen and plan details. The couple marked their 25th anniversary Sunday with a church gathering at F Street hall. Attendees from Gardner, Washington, and nearby areas joined in with music, gifts, and speeches.
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Praca
Okingti
Hall
Gardner
Ington
Wayward
Bruno
Soloa
Maynard
Healy Lahell
Boston
Jokinen
Concord Red Cross swimming class shows steady qualifiers
A Concord program at Walden Pond trains many to qualify weekly in the Red Cross swimming classes. Leaders note strong progress in early levels with several named participants including Louise Hanlon, Leona Hanlon, Shirley, Robert Petersen, Barbara Petersen, June Hood and Eileen Powers.
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Concord
Cross
Walden Pond
Ited Cross
Ieee
Red Cross
Louise- Leona Hanlon
Shirley Oes
Robert Petersen
Barbara
Petersen
June Hood
Eileen Powers
Maynard Golfers Begin Qualifying Round for Championship
Maynard golfers start a qualifying week for the Ala Taeniry Club championship. The event will determine the champion, with Edwin Carlton named as a potential title contender.
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Mavens
Alae Taeniry
Ais
Edwin Carlton
Automati
Old Timers Triumph Over Yankees In Exhibition Game
In a lively old timer exhibition, seasoned players faced the Yankees as two leagues clashed on a windy field. The Hub twi league showcased strong pitching while Hudgon and Ac tone clubs contributed competitive hits amid the crowd’s enthusiastic support.
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Bar
Sra
Hudgon
Bar d
Arkansas Victory Highlight Emerges in July Sports Brief
A vague July report notes a victory involving Arkansas and an unnamed team or event. The fragment mentions Sonal repenlists and a state east of the Poe, but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Dhee Sonal
Akansas
Amaliee
Fst
Alabat
Poe
Restoration progress notes inspired by Reverend Goodwin
Restoration costs are borne by John D Rocke feller Jr and the Rev W A J Goodwin. The report cautions that progress shown is not a finished product and July 2 remains a date of interest.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
W. A. ‘.J. Goodwin
Insu
House Burns In Family's Albesnee
A family home on Albesnee street was damaged by fire smoke and water. Firefighters battled flames causing extensive damage to the house and interior. No injuries were reported and investigators are assessing the cause.
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Albesnee
Maynard
Happy Canners Work In West 44H Club Year
The Happy Canners, a West 44H Club group, are busy with their year of canning activities. Members and leaders travel to meetings and engage with friends, with participation noted across the first, second, and third groups.
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Happy Canners
Canning
M. Ei
Pa es Facade a ie ai Sal baal ae ach tale
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a facade and possible names but lacks clear nouns or events. It appears damaged with stray punctuation and stray fragments, yielding no coherent people, places, or actions to summarize into a full news note.
Auction ad for fine furniture at 52 Main Road
An auction sale of a large lot of fine furniture to be conducted by Melthorpe T. Modges at 52 Main Road. John Bg Finig appears as a bidder or organizer in the notice.
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Sains Jr
Mel Throp T
Modges
Main
Maes
John Bg Finig
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