The Stampede of Deceit in the Baker County Bar
In a tense chamber of the Frying Pan country camp, players debate who killed Mason and why Campo Ragland may have mistaken Bob Elliot for him. Kentucky Jones hints at blackmail and a staged verdict as Ragland faces pressure and a wary sheriff watches the hushed plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campo Ragland
Kentucky Jones
Bob Elliot
Ken
Kensnapshot
Campo
Bob Eliot
John Mason
Elliot
Mason
Ragland
Bob Ellot
Waterman
Rob Elliot
Kentucky
Memorial service of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at West Concord church
Special guests from Concord Lodge 1.0.C.F. and Willow Rebekah Lodge joined the morning service at West Concord Union Church for an annual memorial. Ninety-two members were remembered as carnations rested on a wax-leaf altar pillow while Rev. Alfred W. Stone spoke on fraternity and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Willow Rebekah Lodge
C. Waldo MacWilliams
Nina Ruble
S. Thompson
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Noble Grand Co
Joseph Hay
Fred S. Byerly
John P. Allen
W. Percy MacWil-lame
Concord Lodge 1
Alfred W. Stone
Thompson Blood
Home Run Battle Delivers Extra Innings Win
Belmont and Concord clash in a 12 inning game, Belmont scoring 4 in the ninth to force extra frames while Concord posts 7 in the seventh and final tally. Notable players include Johnson Macone Loughlin and Mare with errors and a wild pitch shaping the late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Middlesex
Concord
Williams
Richard Mare
Macone
Johnson
Loughlin
Robert Mara
Belmont H
Concord H
Pythians Outing Set For June Sixteen At Fort Meadow
Pythian lodge members and families plan a gathering at Intercolonial Cleo grounds Fort Meadow Marlboro on Sunday June 16 under the Mt Pythian district auspices. A tug of war between married and single men and sports events for all will entertain while a Maynard Waltham speaker list includes Joseph L Larson grand chancellor of Massachusetts. Maynard committee members are Frank Colombo Charles J Spence and Daniel McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
William V. Cameron
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Joseph L. Larson
Massachusetts
Frank Colombo
Charles J. Spence
Daniel McCormack
Card of Thanks from Mary Keegan and family
The Keegan family thanks everyone for kindness during their recent bereavement for flowers mass cards and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keegan
Center firemen hold regular meeting at fire house
A Thursday evening gathering of Cen ter firemen occurred at the fire house. A daughter was born May 30 to Mr and Mrs Charles Allen formerly of Acton now of Concord. This is the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs W Stuart Allen of East Acton in memory of Acton's oldest teacher in service. Miss Ella L.
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Center
Charles Allen
Acton
Concord
W. Stuart Allen
East Acton
Ella L
Columbo Marries in Hudson Nupial Held at Vesper Club
Dr Colombo wed Miss Columbo in Hudson with a two week motor trip to start their marriage. The bride, a nurse, and the groom, a Taft Medical College graduate, were surrounded by family from Hudson Maynard Bolton and beyond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassett
O'Neil
Rita Hayes
Mise Gladys McKeon
Jowell High School
St. John's Hospital Training School
Colombo
Maynard High School
Taft’s Medical College
Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity
Hudson Aerie of Te Eagles
Hudson Rotary Club
Roland Talbot
B. P. Seymour
Joseph Shinkwin
Robert Thomas
Tyngaboro
Katherine V. Hennessey
Thomas Kelly
Loretta T. Sayers
Mary H Hassett
Margaret O’neil
Lillian Considine
Gladys McKeon
Hudson
James E. Walsh
Melvin P. Wade
William L. Brumby
Clifford Reynolds
Herman Courtemanche
Leonant Courtemanche
Peter Courtemanche
Merton Ryan
John M. Mille
Edward' Bryant
George Carrier
Argeo Cellucci
Charles Cellucci
George Reardon
Robert Steven
Alexander Dain
Addie Holder
Walter O'Brien
Frank Allen
Belle Pickering
Corrine Harper
Bliss Porter
Eva Quintin
Leonard Conlin
Louis Shindler
Ashley Eddy
Sydney Horton
Sydney Jr
Frank Madden
Charles Tucker
West End Oil-O-Matics Face Postponed Assabet Valley Games
Maynard Rain washed out both scheduled games in the Assabet Valley week. West End led by Oil-O-Matics colors had Hudson Sunday and Stow games postponed. A league date with Sudbury Friday could decide the first half title amid three remaining first-half games, two postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Assabet Valley
West End
Hudson
Stow
Sudbury
Juniors Edge Maynard 5 2 For Fourth Win In Five
Maynard Junior H. twirled a strong game allowing five hits and three strikeouts as Bedford Junior fell 5 to 2. Creighton drove in four runs and made two running catches while Primmerman was hit hard early but settled in. Ed Leahy’s team shows promise as they eye a future league with Lexington Concord Bedford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Creighton
Nyholm
Creigston
Ed Leahy
Nutt
Primmerman
Hudson
Meynard
Bedford
Smith
Maynard Leads Local Baseball Hitting and Football Plans
Maynard tops league hitting with six for six as he stars in 1 000. A revival of old time semi pro football sparks talk of Shetka style lines and a strong local police eleven with Sacko Moore Bill Spratt Mike Zaparaski Spec Kane Nyholm Terro. Middlesex and Midland league picks come next week. Johnnie Polarcki trains for a Simon Pure tourney and Maynard anticipates a star lineup at Milligan College this fall under Reggie Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H & Star
Shetka
Sacko Moore
Bill Spratt
Mike Zapareski
Spec Kane
Nyholm
Terro
Johnnie Polarcki
Maynand
Milligan College
Reggie Sawyer
Maynard Wins 2-0 as Jordan Shuts Out Reading High
Rusty Jordan pitched a masterful second start in five days, limiting Reading High School to three singles and two runs while Maynard moved closer to the Middlesex League pennant on the new Reading athletic field. Nutter battled in relief, but Maynard broke through in the seventh with key hits to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rusty Jordan
Reading High School
Reading Athletic Field
Nutter
Jordan
Sawyer
Flaherty
Dom Marriano
Maynardites Rally Slow Inning On Slim Hit Total
A fragmented game description shows two Maynardite players reaching third base but adjectives fall short of describing the duel between two youthful pitchers. Duggan and Schofield contributed two hits each as Maynard totals include several smash plays and Jake Liverman made a sensational one hand line drive catch. scoring is incomplete with innings 1 to 9 and partial plate entries.
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Maynardites
Duggan
Schofield
Jake Liverman
Maynard
Jordan
Brayden
Nutter
Skofield
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Acton Massachusetts
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on a parcel of 38 square rods in Acton north of the road to Lowell. The sale is July 8 1925 at 3 30 PM with prior mortgage to Middlesex Institution for Savings and payment terms including taxes and municipal liens. Henry F. Smith treasurer notes sale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thatcher
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Middlesex South District
Acton
Lowell
Said
George H. Harris
David C. Harris
Middlesex
Mae Pouting
Middlesex Institution
Henry F. Smith
Mortgagee Sale of Moorhouse and Waite Property
Public auction set for July 8 1935 at 3 P M of a two acre parcel with buildings in Acton described by a 1929 mortgage from Charles F Moorhouse and Gertrude Moorhouse to Middlesex Institution for Savings. The sale covers land bounded by State Highway and walls with paths to Ernest Wetherbee Daniel H Farrar and Robbins heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Moorhouse
Gertrude
Moorhouse
Middlesex Institution
Middlesex South District
Acton
Concord
Littleton
Ernest Wetherbee
Daniel H. Farrar
Farrar
Bibridge J. Robbing
Robbins
Wetherbee
de Roar
Gertrude I
Frederick A. Waite
Adace
Public Auction of Acton Center Lot 1 and Lot 2 Property
Sale follows mortgage recorded March 12 1988 Middlesex South District Deeds Book 5206 Page 413. Auction July 8 1985 at 2 30 p m for two parcels in Acton Center with dwelling and barn, bounded by Main Street Fletcher Tuttle Dusseault and Taylor Road. Terms require a $100 cash deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina E. Noterman
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Middlesex South District
Acton
Acton Center
Main Street
John Fletcher
Vletcher
West Acton
Mildred Dusseault
Dusseault
John Coughlin
Taylor Farm
South Acton
Taylor Road
Elsie F. Paitons
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard Massachusetts
Mortgagee will sell at public auction on Saturday June 29 1935 at eleven in the forenoon the lot eleven on a 1919 plan in Maynard described as a parcel on Elm Street and bounded by land of the American Woolen Company with 3580 square feet approximately free of encumbrances except drainage and unpaid taxes. Attorney Howard A Wilson Maynard Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Lent
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Middlesex South
B. J. Coughlin
H. A. Wilson
Horace F. Tuttle
Middlesex South District
Elm Street
Speyeen
Howard A. Wilson
Nason Street
Mass
Foreclosure Sale of Acton Property in South Acton
Bertha Clark, holder of the mortgage, will auction the Acton property on June 22 1938 at 11 AM. The sale includes the land and buildings described in the mortgage deed secured by Jennie C Strand of Worcester. The bid requires 300 cash. balance within ten days. The mortgage amount is 2500 plus interest. taxes and liens may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie C. Strand
Worcester
Commonwealth Ofhusetts
Jennie A
Weddineen
Acton
South Acton
Acton Center
Ajram Jones
George Greenough
Middlesex Institution
Bertha Clark
Bertha Jaween
Howard A. Wilson
Sears
Boston
Mase
Law notice from H. F. Smith dated May 29
A legal notice appears from an institution related to air rights or property. The document cites H. F. Smith and a date of May 29, indicating a formal filing or action. Details are incomplete but the notice centers on a legal proceeding or entitlement.
Lost Book Pews for Selagateperines by HF Smith
A damaged note records a lost book pews item attributed to HF F Smith, dated May 1086, with unclear location or recipient, reflecting a historical property note or inventory fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HF. F. Smith
Unclear legal notice fragment from May 1935
Fragmentary OCR mentions a law and a share with names J. W. Congord and Nees. Dates listed include May 31 1935 and June 6 12 19. The text lacks clear action, jurisdiction, or parties beyond individuals and generic dates.
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J. W. Congord
Mans
Nees, Writon
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Sid
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Bob
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Campo Raghot
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H. F. Smith
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