Sudbury Picnic Highlights County Extension Event
A large Sudbury crowd gathered for the Ninth Annual Middlesex Extension Service picnic featuring sports, speeches, and a farm performance. Leaders from Massachusetts Agricultural College and the Extension Service praised the program’s goal to train youth, improve farm stands, and promote local commerce as Senator Gaspar Bacon and others spoke.
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Lgbury
Over Ouvu
Henry Ford
Sudbury
Rsboro
Occasorm
Middlesex County
Jon Service
Middleom Bureau
Jre
al D. J. McDougall
Waltham
Tie Glu
Uduw
Ioc Mluulesex County ‘School
Tvrencon
Sownprass
Cooperat
Woman'g National Farm En Association
Mindiesex Uouhty
Gaspar A. Bacon
State Agricultural
Gilbert
Life
Extension Service
Feiss
E. Farley
Massachusetts Agriculollege
Wal Wardwell
College and Extension
Ebeé
Draper
United Senate
Rescued from Quicksand After Well Collapse
South Sudbury men James Delano and John Daugherty, Dorchester residents, were sucked into quicksand 80 feet below ground while digging a well. Campers heard shouts and called the fire department. Firemen pulled them from water up to their waists using ropes and tackles as they revived them. Dolan was reported in serious condition.
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Sudbury
James Delano
John Daugherty
Dorchester
Oo Dolan
William Davidson
E& B Andrews
Dolan
Daugherty
Sudbury Friends Push W L Bishop for Middlesex D A
In Sudbury on July 23 Warren L Bishop garnered support from friends as a candidate for Middlesex County District Attorney. He currently serves as first assistant to Bushnell and aided reforms saving taxpayers thousands. He resides in Wayland and enjoys Republican backing in Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Warren L Bishop
Middlesex County
Bishop
Attornney
Bushnell
Reading
Wayland
Fewer Marriages Recorded Here
Maynard July 23 Marriages in this town are falling off to a noticeable degree. The town clerk Frank B. Sanderson reports that by noon July 21 this year there were 24 license applications versus 40 the prior year. He notes a drop in birth records as well.
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Maynard
Frank B. Sanderson
Baltimore meat workers strike disrupts city shops
Three thousand workers in Baltimore's women’s meat industry began a walkout at opening time. Twenty four shops were affected with no disorder reported. A conference was set for the afternoon to plan the strike’s conduct.
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Baltimore
Horse on Rice Street Shot After Complaint
A complaint to Officer Bert Mitchell this morning described a horse on Rice Street that had to be shot. The report names Pantaleon of 63 Rice Street as a party involved and mentions Officer Rely Omens Mel as responding.
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Bert Mitchell
Rice Street
Cree Pantaleon
Rely Omens Mel
Cata Ve
Maynard K of C Wins TF Lap in Golf Tournament
The Maynard Council K of C won the Maynard Marlboro tournament 9 to 8 in a Maynard Country Club match. The annual event will return at Marlboro on July 30 with a banquet and social after.
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Maynard K
Maynard - Marlboro Council K. of C
Maynard Council
Maynard Contry Club
Marlboro Country Club
Fae Coyne
Sowerby
F. ©. Sheridan
B. J
Two Shirley School escapees recaptured after rain
Two boys Joseph Callie of East Boston and Paul Hackett of Jamaica Plain escaped from Shirley Indy School. They were spotted by a Stow resident during a heavy rain and were recaptured by Patrolman Rasmussen with assistance from Frank McCormack and Shirley school officers. The youths were returned to the Shirley institution.
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Maynard
Shirley Indy School
Est Rasmussen
Frank Si McCormack
Concord Reformiatory
Rasmussen
Louis P
Third Street
Joseph
Callie
Cottage ‘St
Boston
Paul Hackett
Cranston St
Jamaica Plain
Stow
Summer Hill
McCormack
Shirley
Service For P Flannery Concord
Funeral service for Patrick Flannery aged 80 was held at St Bernard s Church with Rev Fr Pinnick presiding. Interment followed at the parish cemetery. He spent his life in Concord and was respected. He leaves two sons James and Joseph, both of Concord.
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Concord
Patrick Flannery
Riverside Avenue
West Concord
St. Bernard's Church
Pinnick
Flannery
James
Joseph
Maynard Town to Clash with Marlboro B B A at Crowe Park
Maynard Town meets the Marlboro B B A next Sunday afternoon at Crowe Park hoping to shake a jinx. The Marlboro city club has edged past Maynard twice in narrow margins. Stars for Marlboro include Craig Peloquin Lord and Manning. Don Lent plans to rejoin the team soon after a back injury.
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Maynard
Maynard Town
Marlboro B
Crowe Park
Marlboro City
Craig
Peloquin
Lord
Manning
Natick
Framingham
Don Lent
Home from Europe on the Adriatic
On the White Star liner Adriatic arriving in New York from Liverpool were Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Pratt of Concord Massachusetts.
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New York
Liverpool
Frederic W. Pratt
Concord
Mass
Maynard to Host Marlboro Golf Return match
Maynard Council plans a second golf match with Marlboro K of C at Marlboro Country Club next Wednesday. Capt. Clifton Sowerby and local leaders Frank Sheridan and P. H. Murphy revised team lineups after noting weaknesses in Marlboro golfers. Spokesmanship and sportsmanship praised as the tourney continues.
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Maynard
Clifton Sowerby
Marlboro K. of
Search For Body Of Lancaster Man
Police and divers searched the Saugus River at Pines River Bridge for Arthur C. Rowe 24 mushroom dealer of South Lancaster Mass who reportedly drove his car off the bridge and sank in eight feet of water. A professional diver found no bodies inside the submerged car and authorities concluded Rowe was alone.
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Revere
INS
Saugus River
Arthur C. Rowe
Main Street
Lancaster
Mass
Pines’ River Bridge
Point of Pines
Lynn
Leo Selgar
Salem
Rowe
John Forward
Professio Diver
Medford
Metropolitan Park
Clearing House Statement New York Balances Report
Clearing House report from New York shows balances totaling 1.02 billion dollars and related figures including 5 million in a separate category. The fragment references exchange positions and financial activity without full context or dates.
Field Day Set by Massachusetts Cattle Club at Concord
The Massachusetts Cattle Club will hold its Field Day August 8 at River Road Farm Concord owned by Mason Garfield president and treasurer of Middlesex County Extension Service. Events include a 4 H Dairy Club judging contest prizes for club trophies and Jersey herd awards followed by a cattle parade and herd sire showing with a cordial invitation to all interested in Jerseys and dairy cattle.
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Concord
Massachusetts Cattle Club
River Road Farm
Mason Garfield
Middlesex County Extension Service
New England
Hood Farm
Lowell
Massachusetts
Sophie
Garfield
Paa
Evi ‘Progney
Massachusetts Jersey Cartel
Acton Honors Major Lawrence With Fire Department Farewell
An Acton High School faculty member, Major Lawrence, retires after five years. a farewell parade forms with the Spirit of 76 drummer Theron F. Newton leading, followed by the Edwards-Quimby American Legion Post and Acton fire brigades. He is presented with a gold vice commander jewel and a smoking set, as townspeople applaud his service and bid him goodbye at Quimby Square.
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Enea Supe
Acton
American Legion
Main Street
Lawrence
Alan B. Frost
Theron F. Newton
Bernier
Edwards Quimby American Legion
Seat of
Quimby Square
George Bernier
Edwards-Quimby
Frank W. Holt
Howard J. Billings
F. W. Holt
Michael Foley
C. Lawrence Clark
Arthur Tupper
Pessone A Be A Lowen
Thomas Tomas Murray
Edward LeClair
Ernest Allsopp
Lawrence Ward - Lowden
Ralph Pips
Dward J. Ward
Theron F. Fuller J. Hurley
Raymond F Durkee
Davis J. Clayton
Alfred H Harris
Benjamin H. Sawyer
Acton Teav Wins and Plans Return Game at Blanchards Field
Acton baseball team shows early season success with a 10 to 0 win over Belmont on July 16 at West Acton. Fullen ton Merriam Crocker O'Toole and Mc contributed. July 18 loss 3 to 2 at Devens features McGee Merriam. Return game vs Camp Devens scheduled for July at Blanchards Field.
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Acton
West Acton
Belmont
Fullenton
Merriam
Crocker
O'Toole
Devens
Steries
McGee
Sienna Merriam
Blanchards Field
Lowell Photographer Drowned at Lake Walden
The body of Malcolm Melconian, 38, of 97 Central Street Lowell, was recovered Monday morning about 6 at Lake Walden. He had been swimming Sunday afternoon with two other men and disappeared after deciding not to reenter the water. Police and medical examiner investigated. the body was found offshore in 45 feet of water and entrusted to an undertaker.
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Concord
Malcolm Melconian
Lving
Central Street
Lowell
Lake Walden
Melconian
Peice
Henry J Walcott
Pontoon Bridge Collapse Kills Dozens at Ehrenbreitstein
In Coblenz on July 23 a pontoon bridge disaster during fireworks crowds left 50 or more feared dead as rescue teams pulled wreckage from the Moselle bed. Six missing schoolgirls are among those unaccounted. Police report many bodies recovered, including women and children, with the fatal crush occurring amid illumination celebrations.
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Coblenz
Germany
INS
Mosell
Ehrenbriefstein
Castile
Doctors report greatly improved patients at home
Dr James P McCue of Hudson reports Daniel Cavender and Frank Chaves have greatly improved and are convalescing at their homes. Cavender suffered a crushed foot and leg from a truck at the Main street construction site last Saturday, while Chaves cut his left hand with broken glass.
Boys Leave for Camp by Scituate
Seventy seven members of the St Fridget Cadet Corps and Sy Bridgets Bunday depart for a two week camp at Scituate. The camp facilities are improved with better sleeping conditions and enhanced playground areas. Reverend Charles Dove assists, with Joseph Cleary and Thomas Gan helping in supervision.
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St. Fridget Cadet Corps
Sy Bridgets Bunday
Monsy Mordhing
Hese
Joyce Yethe Paneis
Scituate
Hey
Charles Dove
Joseph , Cleary
Thomas Gan
Sudbury School Board Names Grade Leaders After Resignations
The Sudbury school board meeting discussed staffing changes. Esther Adams will lead first and second grades succeeding Mr Tallant, while Leona Johnson will head the third grade replacing Mrs Alice Hawes who has resigned.
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Sudbury
Schoo Comey Os
Keriullari
Daresgo
Ie Wallequi
Esther Adams
Tallant
Leona Johnson
Alice Hawes
Marlboro Man Fined for Assault in District Court
Framingham Clarence Show Beck of Marlboro was fined 15 dollars in District Court yesterday on an assault and battery charge involving Walter Hamelin of Marlboro at Sudbury on July 16. Payment of the fine was suspended July 1.
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Framingham
Clarence
Showbeck
Marlboro
Walter Hamelin
Mboro
Sudbury
Rainbow Merchants Auction Promises Big Maynard Night
Maynard hosts a Monday evening auction at Waltham Street hall selling thousands of dollars in merchandise paid only with Rainbow money. Doors open 7 30 and bidding starts 8 o clock with floor and sealed lots plus a Rainbow Trio musical program by local merchants including Case Goods Johnson Pharmacy Creamery Groceries Groceries Hardware and more. Entry is free but under 16 must be accompanied by a parent.
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Maynard
Waltham Street Hall
Rainbow Merchants of
United States
Rainbow
Rainbow Merchants
Rainbow Group
Miles
Combi Pit
Rainbow Trio
Tayor
Rainbow Money
W. B. Case
Johnson Pharmacy
Sey Creamery
G1ros
John ‘Pherson
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Fo Ly Axtengian Peice
UD. Gmpuell
Heary Bord
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Campbell
Dracut
Carlisle
Bedford
Townsend
Raymond Clapp
Charles Larson
Conford
Catherine Proctor
Dorothy Harrison
Saxonville
Myrtle Clark
Frederick Esty
Newton
Herbert Wilkie
Carlysle
Robert Fox
Stanley Burns
Maurice Wells
Maurice Daniels
Northboro
Robert Colburn
George Armstrong
John Ford
Elmer Berry
James Edwery
Phillis Uhlin
Ann Martino
Helen, Maguire
Mary Hasket
Saxon- Egg
Ville
Lena Insani
Martha Aldrin
Sterling
Lena Infani
Doris Thompson
Olive Freeman
Lincoln
Myra Clark
Pauline Thomas
Mary Haskell
Virginia Brani
Hilda Bradshaw
Hida Bedford
Louise McDougall
Ruth Davis
Carlise
Henry Eliot
Sandy McDougall
Gordon McDougall
Abert Leinski
Robert Coldwell
Ernest Horton
Francis Carr
Wilma Downing
Horton
ST. Bernard's
St. Bernard's Parish
Paris
Monument Square
Mies
Mary Hartington
Bernard Rushe
Columbus
Columbia
Mary Patterson
Jos Roizitanno
Steve Flannery
Joey Rozitanno
Philip Flavin, Jr
Bob Flavin
John Badholomeo
Sarah ‘Bacho
Mary ‘Thornton
Mary Rushe
Helén Thornton
Robert Pfirke
John Emerson
Denny
Nels
John
Horne
Herman
Hansen
W.L. Bishop
Bweete Vdger
George Lynch
McEachern
Green
McLaughlin
McGrath
Prue
and Coyne
Fleming
L. E. Sulllivan
Edward Ledgard
P. H. Murphy
N. J. Morton
Byrne
LeMarche
H. W. Martin
Dzick
J. Provasoli
E. J. Flaherty
McCabe
Wade
Chas
C. F. Rainville
Earl F. Ryan
Callahan
O'Connell
R. Sheridan
C. Hoffman
Riley
Downey
J. Connors
J. Hrnstan
Dr. Gately
McKernan
C. J. Lynch
P. J. Sullivan
Hurley
Spellissey
Bullard
Foss
Jim Coyne
D.hayes
P. Flannery
Europe
Clearing House
The
Jersey Cattle Club
Pres. Mason Garfield
Acton Teav
Treasury
Dmeigh
Penn
Jean
James Zeham
Perry Law
Wrec
Scituate Camp
Haro Betti
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