Mount Washington search and regional news round up
A collage of brief items on a Mount Washington search for Simon Joseph, ship news with Roosevelt, rail wage delay, Navy airship Macon commissioning, and political notes from Boston Worcester and Connecticut. Includes fires, strikes, and legal notices with multiple locations and dates, June 21 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Twis
N.H
Simon ‘Joseph
Brookine
tHarvard
Washington
Navy
Macon
Boy bitten by dog and birth notice at Emerson Hospital
Report notes a boy sustained seven bites on hands wrists and shoulder scratches from a dog as Dr Hitchi Bred ley did not examine it per Mr Grauitaas. Also announced is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jacob K¢kKees at Emerson Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnson
Teock
Hitchi Bredley
Grauitaas
Jacob *K¢kKees
Thord Time S
Emerson Hospital
Canzoneri Ross Title Bout Hailed As A Great Fight
A future great lightweight clash is anticipated as champion Tony Canzoneri defends against Barney Ross in Chicago. Analysts note Canzoneri’s form flaws and cuts from recent bouts raise doubt, while Ross’s aggression and left hooks threaten the wary champion’s defense. The bout promises fireworks and a sharp test of two elite fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Canzoneri
Tony
Speady
Chicago
Ross
Wesley Iriammey
Shaw
New Orleans
Regis
Ramey
Harl Mastro
Pete Reilly
Towin
Lake
Doris Ordway Weds Berlin Man in Rose Garden Ceremony
Doris C Ordway daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Ordway of Hudson married Vincent Eager son of Mr and Mrs William Eager of South Street Berlin yesterday morning in the rose garden. Rev Ivan A Klein of the United Church officiated with a single ring service attended by family and friends. The couple honeymoon on Cape Cod Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard and will live on South Street Berlin after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Doris Carter Ordway
Alfred F.ordway
Hudson
Vincent
Eager Will
Gene Cod
Nantucket
Martha's Vineyard
Will
Recital by Violin Pupils at First Church Vestry
A Marlboro Congregational concert featured violin pupils of Dorothy Newcomb Medechnie with the Community Orchestra. The program included solos and ensemble pieces, with performances by Bety Bigelow, Philip Kurbs, Chester Dorchester, Shirley Potter, Jean Goodwin, Max Hurlbut, Marjorie Ward, Scott Smith, Thorwald Lambert, Virginia Kirkland, and others, plus accompaniments by Mrs. Bruno Dietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Smith
St. Saens
Sonny and
Jean Poplin
von Ahn Carse
Virginia Kirkland
G—iMarie
Marjorie Ward
Cecilia Waltz
Philip Newall
William Pinkham
Caesar
Max Hurlbut String
Palatina
Schmidt
Eyen Seng
da Lamateur
Marlboro Woman's Club discusses flower show and federation plans
The Marlborough Woman's Club met to approve a September flower show on East Main street grounds and to host the Federation Club Institute in Marlboro. Public health nurses urged supportive action for school children. several new members were admitted to the club roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Arsenauld
Mary Ahern
Mary O'Connor
Local News Briefs From Berlin and Vicinity
George Burton fractured his left leg after a fall while climbing a tree at the home of James H. Lively on Fosgate Road. Marlboro hospital treated him. Mrs Josephine Sanborn of Whitman visits the Eagers in Marlboro and Mr and Mrs Roland Plummer return from their wedding trip to occupy a new Central Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burton
James H. Lively
Fosgate Road
Marlboro Hospital
Roland Plummer
Central Street
Children Celebrate Baptist Sunday School Party
A merry cradle roll party was held in the First Baptist Church vestry with guests from Arlington and Waltham. Little Ann Flint, six months, was the youngest guest as children recited and sang with piano accompaniment. Decorations featured daisies peonies and ferns while ice cream cookies and wafers were served. Mrs Marchant Martin led the event assisted by Mrs Clarence Hyde who previously held the post for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlaro
First Baptist Sunday School
Ann Flint
Alfred Flint
Wellington Street
Arlington
Waltham
Richard Bullock
Roland Nichols, Jr
Elverline Temple
Roger Temple
Phyllis Sheldon
Irene Wheeler
Marjorie Nichols
Marlboro Fish and Game Association Meeting Tonight
The Marlboro Fish and Game Association will hold its regular meeting this evening at the new Skeet Field on Elm Street. Members needing transportation may contact other car owners or call President Daniel F. O’Connor to arrange rides. A large attendance is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Marlboro -Fish and Game Association
South Acton WWI veteran attends 26th Yankee Division reunion
John F Howgh, former sergeant of Company C 108th Infantry in World War I, attended the annual reunion of the 26th Yankee Division in South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ F. “Howgh
Infantry
Yankee Divi
Hudson Commuters Lose Plea to Restore Two Trains
The Massachusetts State Department of Public Utilities dismissed a Hudson commuters petition to restore two Boston and Maine trains from Hudson at 4 pm and Boston at 11 30 pm. The commission cited financial losses and low ridership as reasons for not ordering restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Boston & Maine
State Department of Publi Utilities
Boston
Transest
Local gatherings mark Flag Day and Father’s Day amid community events
Concord New Hampshire hosted June weekend visit by a former comrade and guests from Meriden and Brooklyn. Congregational church held June 14 salad supper to fund pageant costumes. Father’s Day services featured music and a speech by Rev Arthur E Beckett with gifts to oldest and youngest fathers. Representative Horace F Tuttle attended Father’s Day service. A store opening introduces Mr O Leary, veteran in grocery and bond markets, greeting customers tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Concord
New Hampshire
Wardell Clough
Ernest ‘Matthews
Meriden
Conn
Florence Mathews
Methodist ‘Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
New York
Clive Milbery
Congregational Church
Henry L Capelle
Arthur E. Beckett
Horace F. Tuttle
Acton
Walter M Cook
Marlboro to Open Leo O Leary Grocery and Market
Leo O Leary, a known Marlboro merchant, will open a new grocery at 270a Main street in Windsor block east of Colonial Candy Shop. The store, part of New England Stores, will offer bargain quality foods, souvenirs, and opening day specials with free samples for patrons. The former millinery space has been modernized with clear price displays and attractive shelving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leary
Marlboro
Leo O’leary
Main Street
Windsor
O’leary
New ‘England
New England
Beim
Woman's Union Holds Meeting at Federated Church
The Woman's Union held an all day meeting at the First Federated church with a noon strawberry luncheon. Forenoon sewing was led by Mrs Gene Hall. The luncheon committee included Mrs Frank Bhams Mrs Chesley Russell and others. Afternoon was devoted to basis wit with Mrs William Tarbell presiding. United Brethren lodge members will attend a service at 10 30 at the Uni list church in recognition of John's Day. Rev B V S will deliver a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudsor
Federated Church
Gene Hall
Frank Bh
Ham
Chesley ‘Russell
Vessie L. Merrill
Char] Williams
Herbert Crook
Whitney
G. Bri
Albert B. Chandler
William E. Tarbell
United Brethren Lodge
B& V.S
Lie
Berlin-A Bible Contest at Odist Church
A silver medal Bible contest will be held at the Odist Church Sunday afternoon at o clock. Contestants include Mrs Bertha Pa Mrs Mabel Fuller Mrs Jo Browning Mrs A J Marlboro and Mrs Helen of Berlin with Mrs L A Lyon of ten singing a solo. Rev 1A Mrs George R Spofford and E Travior also participate. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian ’Church
Berlin
Bertha Pa
Mabel Fuller
Jo Browning
A. J. Marlboro
Helen of
L. A. Lyon
George R' Spofford
E. Travior
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Vilain
Accus
Cripp
Hse
Tinto
Eetove
Weerfreester
Mount St.ames
Holy Crase
Studtents
Worcester
Mp Presive ‘Workers Protective Union
Heleca
Everett
Peggy McMath
Gloucester ‘Harbor
Franklin D
Gov. Ely
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Iowa
Clinton
David I. Walsh
Public Whirks
The
Home'Loan Bank
Alfred E. ‘Smith
Tor
Ely
Warner
Buffolk County
Is ‘Gaffney
Swink
Watertown
Joseph Doldo
po‘Bice
Roosevelt
Schenectady, N. Y
General Electric Company
Lynn
J. Fred Manning
Wala
Walla
Jimmy Mattern
Fier
U. S
George. A
Meitalie Belled
Charles'e. ‘Mitchell
National ‘City ‘Company
Dyer Qe
Cambridge
Florence ‘Hascall
House of Correction
Barneys Slim
Doris C. Ordway
Philip Kurbs Violin
Sunset Meditation
R. Biggs
Jean Goodwin ‘Violin Solo
Serenade
Taselli
Bety Bigelow Orchestra
Temwork
Loos
Han
Max Hurlbut
R. de Koven
Charles
Hollander
Shirley Potter
Londonderry Air
Thorwald - Lambert
Clarissa ‘Waltz—Dallam
Henry Adams
Military Symphony
Haydn ‘Liebestraum
Levi du Bal
Cellet
Chester Dorchester
Parl Bohm
Woman's Club
Josephine Sanborn
Whitman
And
William S. Eager
Hannah Jillean
Sandwich
Abbie M Sawyer
Tyler Paine
Lacy
Chester
Vermont
Everett L. Paine
Guy Sawyer
J. Ellsworth Sawyer
Ruth N.dow
Fall River
Walter ‘Cole
Homer E. Stone
Homer L. Stone
Tufts College
Fish,and Game Association
Maynard O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Magdalene Chapter
O. E.S
Martha Champagne
Grace Burnham
Leila Hooper
Bertha Carmichael
Florence Mann
Lessie McGarry
Mildred Hardesty
Ethel Taylor
Nellie ‘McInnes
Lucy Cowen
Hana Peppard
Frances Hawkes
Dorothy Alving
Marion Jones
Avis Furbush
Grace ‘Sallaway
Mary Lgaret Gates
Parts Unknown
South Acton
Hubson
Public Utilities Commission
Fown
John F. Lovell
Lovell Bus Lines
Leo O'Leary
Grocery
Woman’s ‘Union
Napdj
Senora Rosa
Santa Ana
Daly
Paster Bed
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