Woke Me Union Club Triumphs 5-2 at Crowe Park
A lively evening game at Crowe Park saw the Woke Me Union Club edge the Silos 5 to 2 in a nine inning contest. Mickey delivered key hits while Abnageem was charged with the fourth inning lead change as Fredericks and Tobin collected two base hits.
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Me Union Club
Crowe Park
Abnageem
Sime
Met Hae
S&s
Olsen
Fredericks
Adwerdsen
Absjorasen If & Ord
Eldridge
Pearne
Pearson Rf S
Anderson
Ianer Pv
J. H
Vadoklys
Tobin
Edwardsen
Absjornsen
J. Kamesh
Johnson
elmers —_ Denen
King
Rankin
Pickups by Lard Ringer and Union Club Foreseen
A readable fragment notes Concord's twelve man squad and the Union Club's expected strength in upcoming games. Mentions Holy Name placing foreign places on the map and hints at team speed and accuracy with casual asides about players and a coach-like tone.
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Lard
Concord
KKK
X ” Sima
Stow
Boma Club
Community letters seek Sunday School support at Lake ton
Over two hundred letters were sent after a Sunday meeting at H H Young's summer home on Lake ton. Letters invite broad opinion on a congregational Sunday School and express interest in September sessions at 9 45 am. The Life of Christ will be shown in moving pictures and an early service open to all is planned.
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Eile
H. H. Young
Lake “Ton
Christ
Dotsourt
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Green
American Federation of Labor
Tax statistics show Wool heaviest payer in Commonwealth
Income tax figures released last night list William M. Wool retired head of the American Woolen Co as the largest payer in the Commonwealth with 299 791.20. Other notable totals include Henry R. Chadbourne 21190.78 and Gertrude Chadbourne 10.15. Corporate taxpayers show Ford Motor Co 264400.60 United States Steel 1219 and General Electric 7265 900. The moving pictures industry yields top actors Douglas Fairbanks 182190 Gloria Swanson 65075.23 Mary Pickford 34075.22 Chaplin 345.41 and Harold Lloyd 28151.16. President Coolidge 1408. Vice President Dawes 24831 Mellon 1882600.
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William M. Wool
American Woolen Co
Commonwealth
Henry R. Chadbourne
Marlboro
Sudbury Line
Gertrude Chadbourne
Ryan Bertrand
West Main Street
Charles F. Choate
South
Henry B. Sears
Aminham
Thomas McConnell
Northboro
Henry Dennison
Framingham
J. D
Hudson
Frank W. Gurney
Warren Avenue
City
John A. O'Conner
Stanley F. Voduklys
Geneva Brownell
Leon F. Duplis
Everett Jefts
Raymond Beford
West Oie Street
Uwheld Lapierre
George V. Johnson
Huntington Avenue
Aun’ Ston
Ueudson
Con W. Robinson
Standard CW Co
New York
Moving Pictures
Douglas Fair
Banksy
Gloria Swanston
Mary Pickford
Charles Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Coolidge
Dawes
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Local visitors spend weekend in Pepperell and Huntington
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hastings spent the week end with relatives in Pepperell. Mrs. Minnie Prescott has returned home after a vacation with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frankie and family came home Sunday after a few days stay in Huntington New York.
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L.c.hastings
Pepperell
Minnie Prescott
Wm. Frankie
Huntington
N.Y
Universalist Ladies Plan Annual Meeting at Church
The Universalist Ladies circle holds its annual business meeting at the church auditorium at 3 o clock on Thursday September 10. Sunday services at the Universalist church resume September 6 followed by regular Sunday school sessions. Several local residents and their spouses are noted for recent trips and visits to Maine New Hampshire and Swampscott beaches.
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Universalist Ladies
Wesley Larrabee
Hoshne
Maine
Jesse C. Reynolds
W. H. Rudolph
C. EB. Reed
Skowheman
Holbrook
Mass
Herbert T. Pratt
Henry W. Brown
Bedford
N. H
Hal Reynolds
Hayward
Lake
Universalist Church
R. Reynolds
J. C. Reynolds
N. H. Rudolph
C. E. Reed
Virginia Gorton
Nehant Beach
Swampscott
Sunday religious services announce autumn schedule
The notice lists a preparatory service on Friday Sept 4 at 7 30 pm followed by a main service Sunday Sept 6 at 10 26 am with the Lord's Supper, 11 45 am Sunday school, 6 15 pm Christian Endeavor, and an evening service at 7 pm.
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Cong
Churen
Christian Endeavor
Scout Troop 1 Acton Reports August Test Milestone
Scout Troop 1 of South Acton reports August as a record month for test passes with 41 second class and 14 first class tests, totaling 55. A food sale raised about 27 dollars and the committee aims to nurture boys toward first class status while noting they are still developing youths.
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Boy Scouts
Acton
Sixtieth Incentive Year Marks Longtime Local Dealer
A local shoe business celebrates its sixtieth year in operation as Frank Pierce rounds out the milestone. The enterprise, tied to EME and HA names in the fragment, marks decades of active trade and community presence.
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Eme
Frank Pierce
Concord shop records show shoe sales to notable figures
Main Street Shoe Shop once sold footwear to three World War heroes and many Concord literati including Emerson Hawthorne Alcott and Glenborn. Patron Ralph Waldo Emerson wore a No 10. The piece also notes Union Clubs losing to Holy Name as dusk altered a late inning game.
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Main Street
Concord
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Louisa M. Alcott
Frank B. Glenborn
Harria
Concord School of Philosophy
Pierce
Emerson
Mill Dam
Medford Visit Note Shapes Unclear Message
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief, uncertain note about Mims Doris Trompeon of Hub and Mabel Lechmann visiting friends in Medford. The text is garbled and lacks definite events, dates, or actions.
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Mims
Doris Trompeon
Hub
Iren
Ming Mabel Léchmann
Medford
Acton Fair Plans Largest Event and New England Route Hints
Acton Fair will be held at the halt and grounds on Sept 18 and 19. The ninth annual fair aims to be the largest and most attractive yet with roads leading to Acton. An Acton Fair button will grant a pass if a finder matches a date number on their badge.
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Acton
Maine
New England
Acton Display Features Fruit and Fair Exhibits at Town Hall
Mins Acton showcases a fruit display beyond a flapper image while the pumpkin exhibit aims to attract judges for feminines and equines. The event presents a traditional counter fair with cattle horses dogs and poultry across 30 000 square feet of space in the town hall.
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Mins Acton
Pleasantly Surprised at Concord Junction Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Albert hosted a weekend event at their Concord Junction home honoring Mr Adams birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Adams Mr and Mrs Wm A Stoddy and Mr Duren.
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Albert
8. Duren
Adarn
John Jt. Adams
Stoddy
Duren
Fragmentary note on a social event or party
A garbled line reads Nothing yee with ais hoa the parry indicating a possible social gathering. The readable words suggest a misread phrase about a party and attendance though details remain unclear and unverified.
Military notice of Marrs visit at New Thursday
A fragmentary note shows Mrs. H. Marrs hosting a visit at home for five to eight people on a New Thursday. The passage highlights Marrs as the most successful military figure in the context.
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Marrs
New Thureday
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Worcester
Edith Landerstein
New York City
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Charles B. Choate
Southboro
H. B. Sears
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Ford Motor Co
United States Corp
General Electric Co
Bay State
Calvin Coolidge
Alvan T. Puller
David J. Walsh
Henry Cabot Lodge
William M
O'Connell
Sherman Whipple
Lawrence Louis K. Liggett
Frederick H. Gillett
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
William A. Gaston
Holy Name
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Asbjornsen
Tom King
Lerer
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Paramount Week
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Atre
Raymond Griffith
Betty Compson
Alk Maernens
Alice Jovsesnet
Mary Brian
Little French Girl
Ann Gougis Sedgwick
Herbert Brenon
Richard Dix and
Esther Ralston
Lucky Devil
Byron Morgan
W. Baxter
Billie
Bie
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