Benefit Dance Friday Night Fights for Medics in State Amory Event
A local benefit dance organized by Warlboro Play and supported by the Workers Association aims to raise funds for medical staff. The program features a 9 pm start with a large band and multiple musicians performing varied pieces to entertain attendees.
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Warlboro
Amory
Avery
Pharry Artnett
Lestara
K Haskeituch
Strone
Dane Themayeo
Owen
Eloupgoe
Lee
Johny Fannin
Willow Lodeve Hosts Teachers For Evening Social
A fragmented program recounts Willow Lodeve hosting teachers in West Concord with remarks by Rebekah Assembly leaders and local officials. The event featured musical performances, readings, and community acknowledgments, followed by a large audience in attendance.
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West Concord Willow Rebekah
Iarifiey
MI Sadie
Stimpson
Rebekah Assembly
Feo Ony Pal
Maude
Pitet Qi
Betes Asart
Java Wilder
Tileqoarts
Mi Net
Mermarcha
Gacionsky
Rev S James Cann Leads Clean Up Drive In Haverhill
In Haverhill a delegation led by Rev S James Cann sits before Mayor Dalrymple and police officials to press for city cleanup amid lawlessness. Federal agents raided a night club on Water Street and coffee shop on River Street, arresting three men and confiscating beer and liquor concealed in barrels.
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Boston
Otwor
Vaids
Thaverhill
Associaton
Wo Water Street
John Mi Maton
Tas River Street
Hardmney
Army Recruiting Officer Heads to Marlboro Post Office
Sergeant Thomas Carter of the U S Army recruiting service arrived at the Local Post Office on Monday to establish his headquarters in Marlboro. He will inform applicants interested in the army who are of good character and married, and will be at the Post Office daily from 8 to 5.
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Thomas Carter
U.S. Army Recruiting Service
Marlboro
Finance Group Discuss 1933 Appropriations in Sudbury
The Finance Committee met Friday evening in the Selectmen's rooms to hear a detailed report from Highway Surveyor Novesor on departmental spending last year and the funds needed for upkeep in the coming year. The revised report shows school committee requests for 90000 and fire insurance policy costs, with total expenses around 26800.
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Sudbury
Noves
Lac. Nv
Tepiel Wy
Gilfite
Damn
Gillette
Abraham Lincoln's Favorite Stories
The article recounts a humorous Lincoln anecdote about Confederate strength and the president’s wry response. It highlights Lincoln’s method of deflecting questions from visitors with plainspoken humor.
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Abraham Lincoln
Obituary Note for W. H. Tierney Died at 27
W. H. Tierney died after a brief illness on a Monday morning at his home on Cottage Avenue. He leaves a daughter Mary and a son John, two sisters in Cambridge, and a brother-in-law in Cambridge. Funeral was held Wednesday from his home to St Bernard's Church, with interment in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Coney
Dierner
Willian
Viertey
Tim
Tad Oman
Go Oreath Sport
Go Oreath Sport Fan and When Gle Watch Mover Aioe
Dali Gige
Neomaster
Ile
Vary Feo
John
Cambridge
Mary
Juanes McNeil
Cottage Avenue
Jess
St. Bermard’s
O'Elock
John Lewis
William To
William Dawson Maynard Dies After Long Illness
William Dawson Maynard former resident of Maynard died Sunday night at his Melrose home after a long sickness. He is survived by his wife two daughters Irene in China and Marion at home and one son Merrill of Washington D C Funeral held this afternoon with service at his home Burial was in Dietwood cemetery.
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Maynard
William Dawson
Melrose
Irene
China
Marion
Merrill
Washington, D. C
Otheriome
Parial
South Sudbury Retail TD Pinter Returner to Watester Peek
The fragment mentions returners and events with unclear names and places, highlighting Wat ester, Latent SS, and nearby stations. The garbled text suggests a local sports or community update with names like Parkes and Wakin, but specifics are unreadable.
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Seth Parkes
Sudbury Forest Fire Officials Meet At Town Hall
Up to 500 members and guests are expected at the Minute Men Forest Pro Weeks gathering in Sudbury Town Hall this evening. The event gathers forest wardens, fire chiefs and officials from 44 Middlesex and Worcester towns, with William Otrens of Mansfield among speakers and the Tombeno Troop entertainers. Refreshments will be served, and Deputy Fire Warden Frederick R Stone aids the committee.
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Sudbury
Town Hall
Forest Wardete
Middlesex
Worcester
William Otrens
Mansfield
Massachusetts Selectmen’s Association
Frederick R Stone
State Road
Northboro Budget To Be Reduced 20 Percent
Northboro finance committee chaired by selectman John W Alten prepares the annual budget for adjourned town meeting on March 1. The proposed appropriations are about 20 percent lower than current figures as the panel plans articles to be inserted in the warrant. A blanket nomination paper for reelection candidates on March 10 is largely signed and due with town clerk Pharry M Allen by Friday.
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Northboro
John W. Alten
Mareh Hoos
Pharry M. Allen
Local Northboro Election Preparations and Meeting Notes
Northboro selectmen led by J WW Alten plan pre election actions for the town meeting. The upcoming election will be held in the Pe war bhads, Mines near Northich with provisions for items to be considered at the meeting.
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Northboro
J. WW. Alten
Climvian
Anni
Eeine
St Casimir’s Parish Census Reports 249 Adults 268 Children
Rev John S Dzick announced a census showing 110 parish families and 249 adult members over 21 at St Casimir’s church, dedicated in 1928 with a 50000 dollar facility debt of 3600 dollars. Six societies include Our Lady Mutual Aid 119 men and Blessed Sacrament Guild 165 women. Polish American Citizens Club is new with LC0 membership. Young Men’s Club has 85 members. parish hall serves as social center for all groups.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s Church
John S. Dzick
St. Casimir’s
Our Lady's Mutual Aid Society
Blessed Sacrament Guild
Altar Society
Children of Mary
Polish National Alliance
St. Bridget’s Lower Church
Vey
Drick
Echureh
The House Beautiful Play For Unemployed Aid
The Little Theatre Group stages The House Beautiful at Colonial Hall on Feb 16 to raise funds for Maynard fuel and clothing. Cast includes Mrs J Rex Shepler Robert Lester Roderick McIver Margaret Murray and others with detailed roles and a two stage production demanding high stage craft.
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Maynard
Charles Young
Colonial Hall
Little Theatre Group
Maynard Citizen's Committee
Pollock
J. Rex Shepler
Jenifer
Union Congregational Church
Robert Lester
Roderick McIver
Frances Archer
Margaret Murray
Hulda
Joseph Flaherty
Fred Mason
Lorraine Koch
Robert Madsen
Lessie McGarry
L. D. Wilson
Harry Burnham
Apehor and
Arc Glee Club
Gavin Taylor
Hazel Hooper
Benjamin A. King
West Acton
Hudson Woman Granted Divorce in Probate Court
Mrs. Ida McCarthy of Hudson Massachusetts was granted a divorce by Judge John C Leggatt in Middlesex County Probate Court. She married Patrick J McCarthy in Chatham New Brunswick on November 9 1921 and lived in Marlboro until October 1926 when a separation occurred. He has not been heard from for several years and was given on the record.
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Ida McCarthy
Hudson, Mass
John C. Leggatt
Middlesex County
Patrick J. McCarthy
Chatam
New Brunswick
Marlboro
McCarthy
Sudbury Club Hears Globe Trotters Talk
The Sudbury club hosts a gathering titled an Aroundly Get Together with the Globe Trotters sharing travel experiences. Mrs Maynard and Mrs Gardner Poole spoke of recent events in Worcester and Bermuda while a social program and presentations entertained the attendees. The town plans a Feb 22 concert and dance by the Sudbury Firemen's Association with a first class orchestra.
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Sudbury
Globe Trotters
Coffer
Maynard
Mes Jol
Wallan
Miavecrd
Gillette
Me. Olsen
Beatrice Beckwith
Mac. May- Hard
Worcester
Gardner Poole
South Amer
Sudbury Firemen's 9
Checker Club
William KE
Evans
Edgell Road
Nobscott
Lee Feends
Sudbury Visitor Returns From Three Week New York Trip
Miss Gertrude S Halloran returns from a three week business trip to New York. She completed her stay with a number of meetings and visits. She plans to resume her daily duties in Sudbury upon return.
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Miss Gretrude S Halloran
New York
Hudson Horse Show honors Scouts for fall event work
Harvey Broadbent, Hudson Horse Show committee chairman, presented gifts to Hudson Boy Scout Troops for their work connected with last fall's show.
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Harvey Broadbent
Hudson Horse Show
Hudson Boy’ Scout Troops
Last Ifall
Hudson VFW Post to Elect Officials Tonight
Hudson residents are noted for hospital and home care as Mrs. George McGarty returns from Marlboro hospital to Park street while Mrs. Walter Litation is ill at Felton street. Miss Rose Tucker sustains burns tending a furnace. Edward Timmons leaves for St Elizabeths hospital for observation. Local notices include a junior vice commander and trustee election at the Manning Post VFW tonight.
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George McGarty
Park Street
Marlboro Hospital
Rose Tucker
Felton Street
R E
JW Manning
VFW
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