Track and field meet results with multiple winners
A readable fragment lists events and placings including shot put, long jump and pole vault. Names such as Laurila Jarvi Luosalo Littikke and Gfin appear with throws and jumps noted, though many words are garbled. The piece mentions winners, seconds, and event order but details are incomplete.
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Kanto BE
Laurilé
P. Hutson
G. Luts
Paesi
Cota
Wiel
Gi Luosalo
Rson
B. Laurila
Juvonen
Wotcédter
Littikke
Miss Costello Dominates Local Diving Contests
March to October 1 marks milestones for Miss Costello the junior diving champion from Roosevelt Street Boston club member. She led her class in all contests won two events before capturing the sun town title showing early athletic prowess and sustained training since childhood.
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Geteee
Roosevelt Street
Boston
Costello
Sun Town
Maynard First Degree Meeting Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Maynard first degree meeting notice with references to L. 4, DeMolsy, and times at a spa. Mentions Mr and Mrs Timothy and Mrs David with unclear locations and dates.
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Plia
Petdouy
Pering Pidea
Sk B. Sears
Spa Land
Fragmented Bank Ledger Fragment Notes Liabilities And Assets
A damaged OCR fragment shows a bank ledger with liabilities and credits, including figures such as 67,790.38 410.87 24,380.83 10.10 and 658,274.60, plus references to rediscounts 100,000.00 and various funds and personal items. The text is incomplete and scattered, implying a financial record page with balance lines and banking terms.
Religious educator Dr Mills to speak on Sunday
A notice describes Dr Hartieh and Dr Milleth as leaders at a religious education event. Mills is invited as editor of Methodist religious journals and will present travel talks on Russia. He preaches Sunday with Dr Harrian and discusses Why Young People Often Dislike the Church. Epworth League officers to be installed after the sermon. Prayer meeting held Wednesdays. fall and winter will include Mills talks.
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Zion
Hartieh
Whatha
Europe
Asotor
Patti
Milleth
Haman
Russia
Milla
Mills
Angel
Epworth League
Séumon
Social events planned by Edwarda-Quimby Post of the American Legion
Commander O Lawrence Clark announced a list of social events for the 1930-31 season at the Edwarda-Quimby Post American Legion after his installation. The next meeting will decide on permanent arrangements and note dates such as November 14 Women’s clubs night and March 18 planning for observances.
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Mise ith-Ames
Mias Bisie Bitby
Merion, Fuller
Jessie Iinnévan
Thelma Eaton
Mangaret-Boornagian
Miian Frost
Bertha ‘Lowa
William Ames
O. Lawrence Clark
Edwarda-Quimby
Post
African Legion
Penern
Permans
Pari
Legion
Sion Pais
Ae Boe
Maytarry el Oth
Actons
Peing
Concord Day Notice Reveals Family Address Omitted
Fragmentary OCR shows a Concord notice involving Mr. Siimets of West Fortia or related location with a central time marker. The readable fragment mentions a daughter and a day, but lacks clear actions or dates. Further context is unavailable due to missing text.
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Pt. Day
Mr. Siimets
West Feorwttia
Freien
Ae Pentral
New Officers to Be Installed in Town Ceremony
The secretary Albert of 1 and secretary William McGarry along with treasurer rpg tigram and trustee five ThE new officers will be in town ree William V. Waltham and staff at the ceremony in the chamber.
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Albert 1
William McGarry
Rpg Tigram
William V. Waltham
Chathe
Community group outlines fall meetings and programs
A schedule of events is announced with meetings in October November and December. Highlights include film showings guest speakers and anniversaries hosted by local organizations with topics ranging from patriotism education and literature.
Union Church Youth Plan Shaped For October Activities
Union Church outlines a youth led program focused on a Christ centered appeal. A constitution was discussed and officers elected for the Young People society. Planned events include a Halloween social October 29 and a Sunday debate, with weekly meetings Sundays at 6 pm. The Ladies Benevolent Society hosts an afternoon talk on Burma work.
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Union Church
Suny
Te. Ee
Ae ( Ah
Harold Nordberg
Misa JW
Eek
Ships An
Ladies Benevolent Society
Brayton Case
Burma
Nis
Mys
Siuteh
Ag. Ustal
Church School
Church Council
Trinitarian Congregational
E Tech of
Concord
North Middlesex
Woman's Work, Mass
Mass
Society
Dra. DeBerry
Miller
James Vose
Go Seaver
Christ
Marlboro Street On Account Cloved Hia Ha
Fragmentary OCR item notes Marlboro street and account related terms with unclear names and dates. Reads as a brief municipal or business notice lacking full context or identifiable actions.
Police Report Shows 58 Arrests in September
September arrest tally released by Chief Francia Bastien lists 58 arrests, up from 46 in August, with counts across offenses including drunkenness 21, arson 1, burglary 1, liquor law violations 3, driving under the influence 2, and other charges such as adultery, fornication, and violating parole.
Rotary talk on hospital aid by Hudson Joseph
Hudson-Frank Joseph of Boston spoke at the Sharon restaurant meeting of the Rotary club. He detailed the Springfield Shrine hospital work for crippled children and the Shrine band activities. He noted Hudson’s donation of about a half ton of tin foil for the local collection. Visitors included Gardnar Campbell and Ralph Whitman.
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Hudson
Frank Joseph
Aleppo Temple Shrine Band
Boston
Springfield Hospital
Rotary Club
Sharon
Joseph
New England
Gardnar
Camnbhall
Wakeliein Alu
Fire false alarm at Orange Crush building ruins cleared
Maribor m. Auclaire reported a Rim Street property owned by him was destroyed by fire on Monday night. Pleasant gas fire station staff arrived around 7 De, finding steam from the furnace rather than smoke. Chief Samuel Daoist led the check. scene cleared with all safe.
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Maribor m. Auclaire
Orange Crush
Botilrorth
Rim Street
Pleasant
Atwater Kent Celebrates Milestone With Dealers
Joseph H. Burke of Atwater Kent Manufacturing Co reports a Dealers National Tribute for Mr. A Atwater Kent marking three million radio sets sold and the start of a new phase. Eighty two distributors pledged telegrams and a gold chain made from eighty three links donated by each distributor. Factory output is about 4000 sets daily with strong business confidence across the Philadelphia region.
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Joseph H. Burke
Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company
Philadelpia
A. Atwater Kent
Hig
Kent
Distri
Philadelphia
Burke
Publi
Atwater Kent
Will Teey
Bedford Item Reports New Officers and Local News
There, was a gathering at the veteran's hospital Monday evening to introduce new officers including Dr. Post and A L. Robert Neville is recovering after a serious operation at Cambridge hospital. Several children were sent home from school this week with chicken pox.
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A . Eee
Dr. Post
Veteran’s Hospital
Robert Neville
Cambridge Hospital
Puffer's Garage Entered After Night Break-In
Two men entered Puffer's Garage at 2 Main Street Monday while two night-sleeping boys were returning from a dance. The culprits fled after opening a second door. the cash drawer was tampered with but not emptied. Police investigation underway.
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Puffer
Main Street
Eagles Auxiliary Met Tonight After Schedule Change
The Eagles Auxiliary hold its first meeting since a schedule shift tonight in Warren block with Mrs Joseph A Gallagher presiding. A social hour and refreshments follow. Miss Norm Green chairs the committee. Future meetings will be on the first and third Wednesdays each month.
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Marlboro
Eagles
Warren Block
Joseph A. Gallagher
Norm Green
Unclear pursuit yields garbled suspect lineup in woods
Report describes a pursuit by Chief Sullivan and other men through dark woods near a garage area after a daytime car scene. No reliable vehicle description. lineup names appear garbled, listing many misspelled surnames and a Concord contingent, with minimal identifiable details.
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Tivvs
Sullivan
Hoya
Waa
Bedford Opens Football Season in 0 0 Tie with Concord Yankees
The Bedford A. C. started its football season Sunday afternoon against the Concord Yankees, ending in a scoreless 0 to 0 tie. Neither side showed much in early plays, both sticking to the same old line hitting style.
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Bedford
Bedford A. C
Concord Yankees
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