Concord Cardinals Run Streak With 9th Straight Win
The Concord Cardinals defeated Bedford A C 3 to 1 at Percy A. Payton as Lefty Metley saw action and Badie Loughlin pitched for the win. Archis Barrett debuted with the Concord club, guiding them to their ninth consecutive victory in the state semi pro series.
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Aly
Eo Tompkins
Foscasier
Emermne
Hey
Lefty
Métley
Concord Cardinals
West Concood Cardinals
Bedford A. C
Percy A
Revere
Saat
M. Whitney
Medford
Missuchieetts Mplon
Badie
Loughlin
Concord
Georgie
Jotinoe
Niee Archis Barrett
Concord T
Concord-Two Concord Boys Star in Sprint Handicap
In a rugged meet at Caledonian Grove Roxbury, Henry Berlied and Eugene Bob Henry compete in a 100 yard dash with Berlied taking a heat win amid a four yard handicap. Frank Zeilmers of Notre Dame A and Jos Williams also contend, while Kelley places strong second on a 170 yard handicap.
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Concord
Hénry Bérlied
Eugene
Bob
Ir Soviteli Pionit and Garden
Mohane
Caledonian Grove
Roxbury
Herried
Kelley
Newton Y. B
Frank Zeilmers
Jos. Williams
Notre Dame
Forah
Concord outing crowns Beried in hard fought track meet
At the Saladonian Club outing in West Roxbury Henry Beried co captain of H S track edged rivals including Jamies Berned and Frank Zeimetz in sprint heats and a 4 yard handicap to lead Concord effort against top sprinters from Boston College and others.
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Concord
West Roxbury
Henry Beried
Flbet
H.S
Jamies Berned
Fia
Frank Zeimetz
Boston College
Tournament game postponed due to rain at Fiverdline Park
The Mitts Semi Pho tournament game at Fiverdline Park was called off early because of rain. This marks the fourth tourney game washed out this week. Narcus and Crane will now play Saturday afternoon as a doubleheader, with Nortonis of Worcester facing Kimballs of Lowell in the first game.
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Narcus
Fitch
Fiverdlne Park
Crane
Nortonis
Worcester
Kimballs
Lowell
Local notables tour the West amid library duties
In town greetings flow from residents including Miss Ren and Miss Anne Bird. The group led by Mrs Edwin Porp visits Mexico and Oklahoma while Hazel Randall fulfills library duties at Forest Park Branch, with several former councilors spending the year at Camp 8 Staten Island.
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Edwin Porp
Ugh
West
Mexico
Oklahoma
Hazel Randall Ie
Library
Concord Twi circuit pits Herronville Hubbardville duel
In the Concord Twi league race for the second half title a ding dong battle between Herronville and Hubbardville unfolds with Hubbardville favored to win though surprises may occur before the curtain. Notable players include Soffriti Arkin Johnson and Hosmer as several Concord ballplayers ply elsewhere. A Saint Louis scout shows interest in Soffriti as the season winds toward playoffs.
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Hubbardville
Concord
Mehawke
Moxie Arkin
George Johnson
Lenny Smith
Sammy Hosmer
Alen
Loftus Saunderes
Lupe
Mohawke
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Harvard
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Governor Hurley
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Granite State
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I. Loftus
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Arkin
Smith
Hosmer
D' ‘Todd
W. Johansen
C. Johnson
Piers de Resistance
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Rnfle
Creedon
Danvers
Gétiard
Portsmouth
NH Merchants
St. Louis Cardinals
Concord Town
Maynard Considers WPA Municipal Building Project
A Maynard special building committee reviews a WPA plan for a municipal building to house town offices library and seating 2500. Estimated cost about 225000 with town share 25 to 30 percent. Possible sale of Town House land to the federal government for a Postoffice if approved. A special town meeting is set for August 8.
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Maynard
Seat &Co
W. P. A. Municipal
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
P. Q
Christopher Wilson
Eirnest Johnson
Fred Taylor
Walter Whitman
Berlin Scout troop names new master after resignation
Calvin Gay of Central Street observed his 98th birthday today in Berlin. The Berlin Boy Scout troop committee appointed Charles E Nutting as Scoutmaster to succeed Oliver E Smith who recently resigned. They also appointed Charles C Smith.
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Calvin Gay
Central Street
Berlin
Charles E. Nutting
Shout
Oliver E Smith
Charles C. Smith
Howard Paul Larrabee
East Bridgewater
Concord School Committee
Hubbard Street
Concord Public
Maynard man takes bride in Dorchester church wedding
Miss Margaret Mary Shea of Dorchester became the bride of Patrick H. Nugent of Maynard in a Saturday morning nuptial mass at St. Matthews Church Dorchester. The ceremony featured Rev. Thomas Reynolds and Rev. Vincent O’Brien S J. The couple’s families hosted a breakfast at the Hotel Lenox after the rite.
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S.J
Holy Cross College
Kathryn Murphy
Somerville
Massachusetts
Walter Shea
Dorchester
James
Edward Nugent
Lenox
Dorchester High School
Poson
Concord Notes and Short News From West Concord
Concord society items highlight travel and visits by locals including Katherine Bilefy Mids visiting Haven Connecticut and Virginia Perry visiting Somerville. Several families plan August trips to Mount Monadnock New Hampshire and Point Judith Rhode Island while construction projects and local events unfold.
Sudbury Girl’s Bride of Waltham Man
South Sudbury Miss Merrion Helen Parsons daughter of Mrs Parl Parsons of Dudley road Sudbury married Harold Lamport Whittaker of Hibiscus avenue Waltham son of the late Mr and Mrs Joshua Whittaker in a Christ Church Waltham ceremony Rev George O Ekwall officiated A reception followed in the vestry The bride wore a white satin gown with a redingote train and veil The maid of honor Miss Grace Alward Wayland wore blue lace and net The best man was John Webster Stoughton There were no bridesmaids or ushers The couple plan to reside on Hibiscus Avenue Waltham The bride attended Wayland High School and the groom a Newton Bachrach employee and Waltham High School graduate
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South Sudbury
Merrion Helen Parsons
Parl Parsons
Dudley Road
Harold Lamport Whittaker
Hibiscus Avenue
Waltham
Joshua Whittaker
George O. Ekwall
Christchurch
Grace Alward
Wayland
John Webster
Stoughton
Alfred Jackson
Wilbur Bigelow
Mad&a Sing
Hi- Hiscus
Young Couple Wed In White Mountains Wedding
A young couple plans to establish a home at West Wall after a wedding trip to the White Mountains. Their celebration featured numerous practical and beautiful gifts reflecting the popularity of the couple.
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White Mountains
West Wall
Sleepy Hollow and East Quarter tied for first in first half standings
In Concord East Quarter led by Tommy Burke and Sleepy Hollow coached by Chuck Mara both posted nine wins and four losses, forcing a late month playoff to decide the first half champion. Depot and West Concord Eagles trailed, Herronville finished poorly amid missing players, while second half results show Herronville ahead with two wins in two starts.
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Sleepy Hollow
Chuck” Mara
Tommy Burke
Company H
Cape
Burke
Patnoutt
Hubbardville
Depot A. A
Concord’ Eagles
Herronville
Secord
Hulweydville
Concord Eagles
Last Day For Filing Papers In Middlesex District Race
Maynard reports next Tuesday as the final day for filing nomination papers with the Registrars of Voters. In the 70th Middlesex District seat, Republicans contend for four towns with Avery Steele Boxboro Joseph Sappett Judson Howard F King Stow and F K Rice Stow among announced candidates. Democrats may see Attorney John A Driscoll and ex Middlesex leader B O Ellis seeking the seat, with Hudson names suggested for possible Democratic contenders. Louis B Connors of Waltham also seeks the Democratic State Senate nomination for the 6th Middlesex District after losing earlier.
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Maynard
House of Representatives
Middlesex
William Stockwell
Avery Steele
Boxboro
Joseph
Middlesex County Young Democratic Club
Driscoll
Rep. Stockwell
Hudson
Pers
Louis B Connors
Waltham
Mitdlésex
Connors
P. Edward Cahill
Townsend Club On Board Open Air Mass Meeting
An open air mass meeting in support of the Townsend movement was held Sunday afternoon on the Merson playground. Sponsored by the 14 Townsend Clubs of Lowell, John H. MacDonald of Lowell presided as chairman and introduced speakers.
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Townsend Clubs
Lowell
John H. MacDonald
Practical Heat Weather Diet Advice by C H Houston Goudiss
Houston Goudiss offers health guidance on hot weather eating to build stamina. The piece urges easily digestible foods, ample liquids, and lemon juice to mitigate heat effects, comparing the body to a high maintenance engine and stressing weather appropriate meals.
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Goudins
C. Houston Goudiss
Shh Street
New York City
Overeating and Body Building in Summer Diets
The article warns that excess food raises body temperature in hot weather and may cause illness. It advises reducing heat producing carbohydrates and fats while maintaining protein to support growth. It notes growth continues year round for children and adults need steady protein to repair daily tissue wear.
Cooling Foods and Home Made Drinks for Summer
A warm weather health column suggests cool drinks to combat fatigue. Readers are advised to mix homemade beverages with inexpensive sugar crystals, control sweetness, and avoid overly sweet bottled drinks. Vitamin D fortified drinks are noted, plus advice on cooling foods to stay hydrated.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Smart Frocks and Easy Home Sewing Patterns
Fashion notes describe summer wear including sports frocks and home frocks with tucked skirts and draped collars. Fabrics such as sharks skin and crepe are suggested, with pattern sizes and yardage details. The ad promotes the book Success in Sewing and Circle Pattern Department patterns available by mail order.
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Forty-third Street
New, N. Y
Bell Syndicate
WNU Seri
Douglas Corrigan to Return Home by Maritime Vessel
Douglas Corrigan and his aging jalopy plane are to be brought home by a Maritime Commission ship. The Lehigh, escorted by a Boston police boat, will pick up Corrigan in foggy conditions after he drifted off course.
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Washington
Douglas Corrigan
Maritime Commission
Ik ix
Lehigh
Boston
Record Rainfall in Hudson Tied to Heavy July Showers
Indications that July may top June’s rainfall record arise from three heavy showers. By 8 am the monthly total reached 3.19 inches. Public Works Head Edward F. M. notes three days of heavy rain, including a 1 inch storm on Monday, causing unprecedented showers in the month.
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Hudson
Public Works
Edward F. M
Hospital Update on Richard Fainbr and Family
Concord report states Richard Fainbr eight pounds at birth and his mother are doing well. Mr Movey and Mrs Richard J are also listed as recovering, with relatives offering thanks.
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Richard J
Mr Movey
Richard
Fainbr
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