Charles F McManus Furniture Store Anchors Arlington Market
Based at 721 Massachusetts Ave Arlington opposite the New Town Hall with phone 1790, Charles F McManus Furniture Store promotes a Great January Marked Down Sale. The firm emphasizes customer value, wide stock from modest to high end, and complete home outfitting with service as core policy.
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Charles F. McManus
McManus
Massachusetts Ave
New Town
Arlington
Rome
New Town Hall
Mani
Ty A. MM
Marriages Births and Deaths in Maynard Year 1930
The Maynard town clerk records show a low marriage year 1930 with 9 marriages. Births reached 104 matching 1929, while deaths totaled 45 with 40 female and 7 male. Ages ranged from infants to seniors, and most deaths occurred inside town limits. June ranking lowest for marriages. April and September had the highest brides.
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Maynard
Trevons
Thorteen
Grim Reaper
Doctor Bowlby’s Osteopathy Endorsed in Local Feature
The article praises Dr. G W Bowlby of 729 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington as a leading osteopath. It explains osteopathy’s theory that disease stems from structural displacement and that healing relies on specific manipulation without drugs, highlighting his training, experience, and broad clientele.
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G. W. Bowlby
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Bowlby
Smoke Talk At Maynard Post Prompts Unity Appeal
South Acton Commander Clark and Post Commander Lowell H Cram spoke at the Frank J De Mars Post in Maynard on Jan 15 discussing state wide efforts and urging all members to support the command and mission with renewed dedication.
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Clark
Lowell H. Cram
Frank J. de Mars
Maynard
Maynard Scout Troop No 3 Wick Forms Second Patrol
Maynard Scout Troop No 3 Wick at the Methodist Church on Tuesdays 7 30 organizes its second patrol. Scout Master Warren Bemis and the troop committee recently dined with the parsonage for a supper conference. Leslie Somg chairs with Victor Salloway, Karry Burnham, Joseph Foster, Ray Morder among helpers. Members visited by Fred Wodhare and Mrs Hart. Hart shared climbing stories and a parable. Epworth League grows with large Sunday attendance. Ruth Bishop to lead this Sunday. The League backs a Sunday choir project and a soap suds party brightens kitchen space. The church school received a gift of a painting titled Gods Care. Junior and Intermediate League meet after school on Tuesdays. interest rises among children and youth. Mr Mills spoke on Pilgrims Progress to children. improved attendance noted in worship. Finance committee to meet Friday at Calvin Morse’s home. Annual canvass planned to cover next year’s budget starting in the new conference year. Quarterly conference set for Tuesday Feb 24. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Alexander Lawson’s on Jan 27. Mr Mills topics Sunday Jan 25 include The Integrated Personality. Men’s Forum tackles Temptation of Jesus. Epworth League discusses Frontiers of Youth’s New Enterprise. evening topic Why Worry. Sermons seen as psychologically engaging.
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Wick
Warren Bemis
Goa Scoutine
Leslie Somg
Victor Salloway
Karry Burnham
Joseph Foster
Ray Morder
Fred Wodhare
Lynnf
Hart
Berton Shrees Methodist Church
Mills
Epworth League
Ruth Pishop
Servone
Ehuret
Trina
Athendanes
Segmen
Mr. Mills
Calvin 4. Morse
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alexander Lawson
Nooks Street
Swdfec
Jesus
Six Arrests In Two Weeks In Acton
Acton police report six arrests over a two week period beginning January 15. Three drunken young men stopped a car on Central Street Richardson’s Curve and forced the operator to take them. They were later found en route to West Acton and jailed. One man was treated for facial and neck cuts. All pleaded guilty to drunkenness and fined five to fifteen dollars, with jail time if unpaid. A fourth suspect facing operating a vehicle while intoxicated was pending on January 22.
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O L Clark
Cambridge
Maynard assessors report autos and property values 1950
The Maynard Board of Assessors notes 1751 autos registered in 1930 valued at 545,625 yielding 15,201.65 in revenue. 1929 registered 1704 autos valued at 609,960 with 15,551.19 revenue. Real and personal property in town totals 6,927,950 with total expenses 335,919.28 and estimated receipts 149,000.56. Tax rate is 26.00 with 16 percent from personal taxes and 5 percent from real estate. Polls numbered 7a and households include 2,905 acres of Jan, 1-2 cattle, 26 sheep, 0 horses. Board members listed include Willie G Clark and Herbert Wo Marcin sie Wem O Sheridan.
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Maynard
Recom
Maynard Board of Assessors
Jan Dassesends
Willie G Clark
Herbert Wo Marcin Sie Wem O
Sheridan
Soothe pes aeetine of the Soar Acton Paproverment Assortion
A Wednesday evening program features Coast Guard talks with motion pictures led by Lieut. Charte. An elaborate rotating 20 inch diameter display with colored slides and mirror reflections will illuminate the hall, offering a new wave of entertainment. A prize waltz is announced for Thursday night.
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Coast Guard
Wea
Interei
Tie Hieh
Dane Erie
Shoot Animals by Airplane Thriller Sparks Outrage
In Berlin on January 21 a motion picture crew filming wild animals in Africa from a swooping airplane faced danger as a lion leaped at the low flying plane of Eddie Von Coata r d and Ernst Udet. The craft sustained wing damage and a rhinoceros attacked upon landing, wrecking the plane and injuring the crew before they were rescued by another aircraft.
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Berlin
Germany
INS
Africa
Eddie von Co Atard
Ernst Udet
Beckwiths Called to Athens for Fathers Death
Charles F and A M Beckwith were summoned to Athens Maine last week by the death of their father J C Beckwith 87. Burial took place in Fort Fairfield in the family lot. A number of people are confined at home with colds and flu including taxi driver Alvin S Bradshaw and Mrs Frank Morton. The next Child Study Circle meeting will be at Mrs James Sawyer's home on Tuesday Feb 3. Marlboro license filed by Warren S Warner and Miss Crocker at 31 Gates Street Marlboro.
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Charles F
A. M. Beckwith
Athens
Maine
J. C. Beckwith
Fort Fairfield
Alvin S. Bradshaw
Frank Morton
James Sawyer
Marlboro
Peter RB. Murphy
Warren S. Warner
Chestnut Street
Mias ‘Crocker
Gates
Maynard Nis Bele Carey Died After Long Illness
Bele Carey of Framingham died after a long illness at her daughter Mrs Anthony A Diliferty of Stow. She was 82, born in Weean England, long time resident known as a speaker for Conservative and Labor parties. Widow of Civil War veteran Frank C Carey. Survived by son Edward Carey and two daughters Mrs Diliferty and Mrs Basil Managhen. Funeral at Saint Bridget's Church.
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Maynard Nis
Bele Carey
Anthony A
Fiberty
Stow
Weean
England
Praminaglam
Shse
CG Cass
Framingham
Carey
Edward Carey
Legion Chales
Irs.tlifferty
Basil Managhen
Boston
Puneral
Pridget
Mins
Joeeva Dineen
Diluget
Untitled Reflection on Faith and Action
A fragmented editorial piece urges personal responsibility and faith in action. It discusses maturity, wisdom, and guiding younger generations, emphasizing that individuals must take their own steps to contribute to life and society.
Acton Ladies Social Circle Plans South Adta Event
A notice describes a gathering of the Acton Ladies Local Cheese as guests of the South Adta Improvement Assoc on January 25. The meeting at the Sante Aeon Conve includes remarks by Nebp a te wait and Mattels cat fun. Dads are asked to join in with musical bands.
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Lades Social Cirete
Univerkslis
Patricaniwe
Bredier
Jon Mattels
Briadbury
Acton Community Notes and Local Happenings
Residents share health updates and social news from Acton. Mr Cregeral hospitalizes a patient treated by specialists. neighbors attend Neighborhood Club whist at GAR hall. Miss Beatrice MacCobb visits Cambridge. Spinney family rents Braman farm in Boxboro. Boy Scouts announce a Charity Food Sale. Acton High School Glee Club progresses under Mr Pierce with Miss Jones as secretary. Miss Collins wedding planned. local mill reports a full week of business. whist prizes awarded by Firemen. Womans Club posters prepared for Valentine Party. Elsie French hosts birthday for James McKensie of Maynard.
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Douglass M. Pieh
Weis
Cregeral
Gar Hall
J. A. Garceau
Beatrice MacCobb
Cambridge
Mre
Mere Rhea Spinney
Braman
Boxboro
Spinney
Boy Scouts of
Acton
Pan
Beneh’s
Acton High School
Pierce
Miss Jones
South Acton
Miss Collins
Iriday
Jocal
Mary Laflin Aly
Redfern
Timothy Costello
Albert Perkins
Womans’ Club
Mary A. Lawrence
Elsie French
James McKensie
Maynard
New Issue of School Paper at Maynard High School
Maynard January 21 The Athletic number shines with editorials jokes and features. Staff include Philip Wilson editor Cath ERie Coughlin assistant editor Raymond Bias business manager Sidney McCleary circulation Leona Dudzincki editor and others.
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Maynard
Yyriodiveal
Vane
Philip Wilson
Catherie Coughlin
Raymond Bias
Sidney McCleary
Simon Seder
Shat Bey Wojtkiewicz
Leona Dudzincki
William Ledyard
Faith Wei Mdith
Sirkka Dbrime
Wotey Wainio
Berthasneek
Tiers
Mary Pioyart
Dulia Lygeb
Walter Tether
Loth Boys
Vin ON
Jeanette Gruber
Ae Ties
Vena B Biel
Fro Yjear
Wolm
Till
Circle Whist Finds Favor at Monday Evening Event
A local circle whist gathering produced winners including Jadiee, Mein Len Downes, Mrs Mariner and Nason as top players. Richard Phitne saw John Moynihan place third, with Willi om Brien as a consolation. The second in the series was held at Power Mill with results noted for the Monday event.
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Masia
Jadiee
Mein Len Downes
Mariner M Mihy
Nason Steyed
Py Fochard MesSweeney
Do’ Moore
Richard Phitne
John Moynihan
Willi Om Brien
Power Mill
Universal Rev. Ane J C Apres
Universal religious figure Ane J C Apres is noted in a brief column indicating ongoing ministry and public appearances with no further details available.
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Universal! Rev. Ane J
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