Final Bout Friday Night at Co-Operative Hall
Promoter Georgie Anastas brings a season finale wrestling card to Co-Operative Hall this Friday night. Two man bouts and a battle royal promise thrills with Jack Donovan versus Hens Fureau and Jim Lagios versusTom DeGlane as top draws. The show ends with a mass battle royal featuring Bill Jones Jack Ross Ed Ryan and Andy DeVito for a climactic finish.
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Georgie Anastas
Co-Operative Hall
Jack Donovan
Jim Lagios
Nashua
Squire
Tom DeGlane
Jim
New Hampshire
Middleweghts
Hudson
Bill Jones
Jack Ross
Ed Ryan
Andy DeVito
Lost Deposit Book Notice From Concord Cooperative Bank
Deposit Book No. 246 is lost and payment on it has been stopped. Public notice appears in the Concord Cooperative Bank records with dates April 26 May 3 and May 10.
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Concord Cooperative Bank
Sheriff Sale of Bedford lands in Middlesex County
Public auction to be held April 17 1985 at Cambridge office for Victor G Crowe of Somerville and seized property in Bedford Middlesex County including multiple Lexington Park lots plan 26 and adjacent parcels described with frontage and boundary lines. The sale notes unpaid taxes and liens and is conducted by Sheriff AER Herbert C Black with dates Apr 19 26 May 3.
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Second Street
Cambridge
Middlesex
Victor G. Crowe
Somerville
Bedford
Middlesex County
Lexington Park
J. N. Frost
Middlesex South District
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Herbert C. Black
Framingham Sheriff Sale Advertises 100 Acre Stow Land
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notes a foreclosure sale by execution against Arthur H. Rice. The parcel covers about 100 acres in Stow with buildings on the west side of the road to Boxborough. Sale by public auction scheduled May 20, 1933 at 1 p.m. at Framingham office residence.
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Middlesex
Framingham
Middlesex County
Holden
Cambridge
Arthur H. Rice
Cochituate Road
Stow
Boxborough
Sard Road
Bent
E. Wittington
Francis Tuttle
Tuttle
Jerome Davidson
William H. Walsh
Maynard Board of Selectmen to Meet Wednesday Evenings
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock at their rooms in Creighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board. Frank Binks, Chairman. Charles Irwin, Secretary. R. Pridst.
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Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s Block
Board
Advertising in newspapers drives profitable consumer reach
W J Parrett argues in the Danville Journal that consistent newspaper ads reach consumers at leisure and at home, especially women, promoting timely purchases. He notes ads aid households emerging from lean times, hinting at future home buying as families plan new residences and furnishings.
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W. J. Parrett
Danville
Commercial News
Parbara Maynard Named Secretary at Wellesley
Sudbury report notes Miss Parbara Maynard, a Wellesley graduate, appointed secretary to Miss Cook ie Dean at Wellesley. Marion Deiser has recovered and resumed duties as Chef of Committees, returning to her desk.
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Parbara Maynard
Cookie
Wellesley
Maynard
Marion Deiser
Health in the Menu by Home Service Director Boston Consolidated Gasco
A cooking column offers quick two person recipes using a No. 2 can of corn. The guide covers Corn Shortecke, Corn au Gratin, and corn based shortcake, with steps for mixing, seasoning, layering, baking, and serving. Readers are invited to send questions to Miss Darling for replies.
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Home Service
Boston Consolidated Gasco
No Speakeasy Raids Ordered by State Public Safety Chief
Brig Gen Daniel Needham state commissioner of public safety ordered that state police will not raid speakeasies under any circumstances. He said the public favors them and that while Prohibition may not be legally ended it is gone in the minds of the people. Needham declared that decently conducted speakeasies will be left alone.
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Daniel Needham
Concord High Battles Valiantly Suede
Concord High fights for a narrow win as Winchester edges Concord in a tense game. Key moments include a late scoring drive and multiple errors shaping the scoreboard with bases loaded pressure and pivotal plays by Noble Grosvenor, Diapella, and Diagoedies.
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Concord
Grovestor
Diapella
Grosvenor
Noble
MeGann
Flanagan
Gann
Marlboro Defeats Maynard High in Midland League clash
Marlboro overwhelmed Maynard 10 to 6 at Crewe Park under sunny skies. Joubert starred with four hits and flawless defense while Lehto homered, and Marlboro built a late lead after a tight marathon contest lasting nearly three hours. Maynard's Costanza and Lehto provided the counterpunches, but Marlboro's timely hitting and fielding secured the win.
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AL Cowles
Maynard
Marlboro
Maynard Boys
Werth
Crewe Park
Joubert
Felding
Greas
Red
Stadieman
Duplessis
Falconi
Joe Costazza
Young Tent
Lehto
Brayden
Gunners
Waynard H
Costanza
Duggan
Grondahl
Piecewecz
Pazarychi
Wojtkiewicz
Creighton
Malcolm
Stableman
Seymour
Staplefield
St. Pierre
Lent
Sacrifices
Pozaryski
Piecewicz
Bills Brayden
Iby Lehto Malesky
McGuinness
Pimlico Mutuals May 2 1933 Three Reete writes
Three Reete writes about Pimlico Mutuels dated May 2 1933 mentioning a sum of $121.20.
Mohawks Stage Eight Card Wrestling Tourney
The Mohawk club staged an eight card wrestling show drawing a large crowd. Mike Tennehuck defeated Tony Voaurssewicz with a sammer lock in ten minutes. Al Tamulevitch pinned Sailor Milewski in ten minutes to win the light weight title. Walter Whalen beat Young Marianna and then Larry Tynachuck, both by body press, in extended times. Frankie Tynachuck over Joe Byrnes with a body slam in six and a half minutes. Tony Siderovich beat Jerry Greene in three and a half minutes. A ten minute draw between Tut Busciemi and Wasil Zales. Two boxing matches ended in draws. The season finale is set for the Elch Gym this week.
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Mike Tennehuck
Tonys Voaurssewicz
Sammer
al Cheg Tamulevitch
Sailor Milewskii
Walter Whalen
Young Marianna
Larry Tynachuck
Ed Boltrukiewicz
Loui Graceffa
Frankie Tynachuck
Joe Byrnes
Tony Siderovich
Jerry Greene
Tut Busciemi
Wasil Zales
Mickey Mouse Sweat Shirts Special at New Idea Store
The Maynard ady offers Mickey Mouse sweat shirts for kids this week at the New Idea Store in OC. Limited stock available with a kids size range and low prices.
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Mickey Mouse
New Idea Store
Maynard
Garage Men Move to New Location
Hudson W I and M I Ryan, operators of a South Street garage for five years, have moved to 23 Washington Street Wood Square. The Hudson Garage, Inc. will continue selling automobile accessories and offer improved service with better equipment.
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Hudson
W. I
M. I. Ryan
South Street
Washington Street
Wood Square
Hudson Garage, Inc
Hosmer elected commander of Marlboro State Veterans unit
Aaron W. Hosmer was chosen as commander of the local Massachusetts State Veterans unit formed at the State Armory last night. A strong turnout of former National Guard members approved plans for activities and named officers Carl Clark adjutant Fred Graves treasurer Clifton Estabrook officer of the day William Telfer officer of the guard. Committees were named. The next meeting is set for Tuesday night.
Sunday at Union Church in West Concord
The West Concord Union Church held a morning service with Miss Nina Ruble selecting Rossini and Smalls preludes and Page postlude. The choir performed Great is the Lord. Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone delivered a sermon titled The Great Emancinator and The Greater God to children, with Mark Laplain leading the Christian Endeavor service.
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Union Church
West Concord Union Church
Nina Ruble
Rossni
Page
Wooler
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Mark Laplain
Christian Endeavor
Maynard Ladies Auxiliary observes 26th anniversary
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Auxiliary of A OH marked its 26th anniversary at Odd Fellows hall. A chicken salad supper was served at eight, followed by an program with songs by Patricia Higgins, a talk with illustrations on Ireland by Mrs Hilferity, and recitations by Irene Lemoine. Florence Wilder chaired the committee.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Patricia Higgins
AA Hilferty
Ireland
Irene Lemoine
Florence Wilder
West Concord Firefighters Tackle Westford Road Brush Blaze
At 1 25 pm Friday Central Station firemen fought a brush fire on land owned by Martinus Helsher along Westford road. Garnett Mills shows workers on site full time for the first time in months with overtime on two recent nights. Prices for wool rise and West Concord Mills product is used as a cheaper substitute for Val Allin. Kennedy has seven Paliters at work signaling possible better times.
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Central Station
Martinus Helsher
Westford Road
Garnett Mills
West Concord
Val Allin
Kennedy
Community Men Gather for Spirited Evening at West Concord Church
The Community Men of the West Concord Union Church met in a full turnout Sunday evening for a program of praise worship and brotherly fellowship. Violin numbers by Velma Hinman and Dorety Miner plus a piano piece by Robert Cocher opened the program. A quartet led by Alfred Stone and Jacob Murdock MacLeod performed several selections, and Alfred W Stone spoke warmly on Building a Friendly Community.
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West Concord Union Ehurch
Mi Velma Hinman
Mees Doretiy Miner
Jacob Veeder
Sanderson
Robert Wo Cocher
Haleip
Alfred Wo Stone
Jacob Meder Murdock MacbLeod
Rater Wo
Carter
Tere
Stev
Alfred W Stone
De Moliy group plans Boston session at Manienl hall
A large De Moliy delegation plans to attend a Sunday 2 pm meeting in Manienl hall Boston sponsored by the De Moly Shevion oof Honor. Speakers include Melvin M. Johnson Gispar G Bacon and Leon Mc Weir. The DeMolly band from Quincy will perform and a chorus will sing. Local arrangements are handled by tarry Bornhian and Robert Jester.
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de Moliy
Manienl Hall
Boston
de Moly Shevion Oof
Melvin M. Johnson
National Mete
Gispar G Bacon
Masonehausetts
Leon Mc Weir
Melrose
DeMolly
Quincy
Miss Patricia Lewis Visits Miss Miizabeth Gilchrist
Miss Patricia Lewis of Foxboo is visiting her friend Miss Miizabeth Gilchrist.
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Patricia Lewis
Foxboo
Miizabeth Gilchrist
Lagios Wins Main Bout at Cooperative Hatch
Lagios defeats Jack Ross in the main bout at Cooperative Hatch Friday night after a quick first fall. The Greek fighter Lagios dominates with a fall, comeback, and eventual victory in 23 minutes amid a raucous crowd.
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Lagios
Cooperative
New Hampshire
Jim Lagios
Jack Ross
Cooperative Hatch
Jeem
Portland
Ross
Rascal
Nashua
Jeenee
Woriet
Weokout
Mannner
Regular drill and reenlistments at State Armory notice
A regular artillery drill occurred at the State Armory with elder drill. The Non-commissioned School met on Thursday night under Lieutenant Hutchins. Three-year period enlistments include Henry Latter Joseph F P and John J Dempsey. Priest W Larson reenlisted for one year. A team led by Captain Dolan with Hagerty and Tutehin Sergeants Saunders and another won last Sunday’s mental shop match between Companies M and B. The Company has engaged Mcknelly’s Recording Orchestra for a prize drill and dance on the seventeenth.
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Artillery
State Armory
Reguar
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