Hudson Items: Local notes and society events
Lake Boon residents attended a Glenmere club gathering at the town hall. John Shaw is recovering and will resume truck driving next week. High School quarterback Edward McCarthy had an ankle X ray after the Ulinton Hudson game. Henry Patten underwent knee surgery at Brookes hospital after a home accident two weeks ago. A St Glenmere carnival dance at the town hall drew 60 couples with Sheridan’s Orchestra. George Fuller travels to Philadelphia on business. Edward Bryant to New York. Henry Harris visited Rockland. William Kelley receives treatment for blood poisoning in his hand. William Switzer’s popcorn machine is repaired. Frank Conley attended the Music Box Revue in Boston. Troop 2 Boy Scouts held a rehearsal for an upcoming minstrel show. Fred Doherty visited Uxbridge. Fred H. Robinson buys a new Ford sedan. Marlboro Hudson Gas Co installs a gas heater in Dr. Armstrong’s office. Undertaker Merrill moves his business to his home on Church Street. End of item.
Campaign Promotes Right Food For Better Health
A U S Department of Agriculture campaign in Connecticut urges adults and children to add milk and fibrous foods like cabbage to meals. Recipes emphasize cream soups with binding butter and flour, cabbage salads with fish or pineapple, and creamed cabbage dishes to improve nutrition and reduce headaches and irritability from poor diets.
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United States Department
Connecticut
United States Department of Agriculture
Night Darkness Delays Semi Pro Game In Cleveland
A Twi light league game in Cleveland extended into extra innings under dark conditions. The visiting catcher devised a glove trick to signal the pitcher as the count reached three and two with two outs. The umpire called strike three, prompting an angry batter to denounce the pitch as a foot outside.
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Indians
Cleveland
Stallings Praises Nehf After Shaping Boston Pitching
George Stallings recalled paying $2,500 of his own money to acquire Arthur Nehf for the Boston team. He credited Nehf with three shutout wins while Jim Gakney recovered the investment, noting Nehf’s early fielding struggles but rapid improvement into a top pitcher.
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George Stallings
Polo Grounds
Arthur Nehf
Boston
Sage
Rochester
Willie Keeler Stood High in Baseball History
Willie Keeler, one of the game’s smallest stars, retired in 1912 after a storied career. He used tiny bats and perfect bunts to outplay defenses, recording a five hit game despite sharp infield shifts. His hitting power and popularity made him a standout figure in early baseball.
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Willie Keeler
Keeler
Sporting Squibs and Baseball Transfers Across Leagues
Notes on players and managers moving between teams: Cliff Brady earns a spring trial with Detroit, Drake waivers to the Indians, Jake May linked to the Yankees, Henline homers for the Nationals, Smith released to the Indians, Pat Newman kept as Galveston manager, Duffy Lewis signs Riley for St. Louis Browns, and Edson Hemingway bought to Vernon. Football rule shifts, coaching moves, and campus assignments round out the week.
Local Notes and Social News Headlines
Mrs Olson recuperating from operation at Deaconess hospital. Mrs Louise Dalon of Roxbury visiting Alexander MacEachern and family this week. Mrs F R Comnor and Mrs Charles Nole visiting relatives in Orono Maine. Homer Allen leaves Whitney Coal & Grain Co for Springfield College. Wilsow Rebekah lodge reports successful food sale. Paul Edwardson sells Littleton grocery and moves back to Grove St. Halloween party preparations near completion for Friday Oct 2 in Association Hall. Paul and Mrs Delaney mourn infant son who died shortly after birth.
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Join “Olson
Deaconess Hospital
Louise Dalon
Roxbury
Alexander MacEachern
F. R. Comnor
Charles Nole
Orono
Maine
Homer Allen
Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Springfield College
Wilsow Rebekah Lodge
Adams & Badges
Paul Edwardson
Littleton
Grove St
Hallowe'en
Association Hall
Paul Delaney
Series of Whist Parties At I O O Hall
A weekly whist series hosted by Help of Christians church draws growing crowds each Tuesday in the I O O O hall. Play lasts to 10 pm then an entertainment and dance follow with an orchestra directed by Leo On ee ge. Prizes for top scores include a manicure set to Mrs Ward Sheehan and a fancy dish to Mrs Joseph Alexander.
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Help of Christians Church
Leo
Hallowe'en
Mrerward
Sheehan
Joseph Alexander
Floar
William Holland
Francis A’hearn
Confirmation Administrations At Our Lady Help Church
Rt Rev Bishop Joseph G Anderson administered Confirmation to 104 at Our Lady Help of Christians church Thursday at 10 30. The class processed from the nave to the upper church as girls wore white veils. Bishop Anderson was assisted by Rev Mylea D Kiley and Rev Edward. sponsors were Mr and Mrs Frank Williams. Choir under Mary Christian led the music. Benediction followed. Confirmands include Rita Steinman Julia Lawton Helen Krukanis Annie Sullivan Marguerite Moreau Loretta Dee Ruth Lyons Elizabeth Hennessey and many others.
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Joseph G. Anderson
Our Lady Help of A Christians
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Bishop Anderson
Mylea D. Kiley
Edward
Frank Iliams
Mary Christian
Veges
Rita BE. Steinman
Julia H. Lawton
Elen M. Krukanis
Annie L. Sullivan
Arguerite H. A. Moreau
Loretta P. Dee
Ruth C. Lyons
Elizabeth A. Hennessey
Delima R
Francis J. McGrath
Augustus Dibiase
Joseph W. Sullivan
George S. Lawton
Earle H. Collins
Philip F. Williams
Edward C. Gilligan
Robert A. Ferran
Theodore R. Collins
John Dentino
Pasquale Melise
Charles E. Mannion
John E. McSweeney
Robert J. Connell
Edward Besco
Ardonia Besco
John F. Frawley
Edward A. Farrell
Walters L. O'Neill
Richard J. O'Neill
Henry T. Hanson
Raymond J. Gagnon
John F. Gagnon
Joseph W. Santora
Lorenzo Melise
Rene Lambretti
Clarence E. Doyle
Roger P. Dishen
Benjamin A. Kimball
Local notices of home repairs travel and events in Hudson
Peter Conlin installs steam heat in his St. home by R G Curley. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fuller plan a trip to Alton NH to visit friends. Undertaker George Allen has begun using a new automobile hearse. Charles McCarthy spent a day in Boston and attended a show. Chester Hummil has a short leave from NYNH&H railroad work and is at home in Hudson. The Coca Cola turkey supper roll-off for married and single teams occurs tonight at Bowleway alleys.
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Peter Conlin Ofee
R. G. Curley
Chester Hummil
NYY, NH & H
Hudson
Coca-Cola
Bowleway Alleys
Health Seal Sale Encourages Massachusetts Health Support
Maj. Gen. Clarence R Edwards of the A S accepts leadership of the Health Seal Sale in central Massachusetts with support from a statewide advisory committee. The Christmas sale, aided by local health associations and the Massachusetts Tuberculosis League, plans 30,000,000 seals for December to show public interest in better health across all communities.
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Clarence R. Edwards
S. A
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Tuberculosis League
Community fund drives boost public services across regions
A series of charitable appeals highlights health programs and nurse expenses funded by unions and local groups. Massachusetts faces a strong show of support as nationwide efforts reflect a public spirited drive to aid communities and sustain essential services this year.
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Iece Aerates
Massachusetts
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