Probate notice for Hawkes estate in Maynard county
The notice informs interested parties that Nellie of Maynard seeks probate as executrix of Gilbert M Hawkes late of this county. It requests objections by filing appearance before ten o clock in the forenoon on May 14 1937 in the court of John Leggat First Judge. The clerk Loring Po Jordan notes the date as April 15 1937 and May 8 as advertisement.
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Ion
Hiv Nellie
Maynard
John
Leggat
Anid
Lost bank book notice for new book concept 3192
Notice states receipt of an application for a new bank book concept numbered 3192. It names Assabet Institute and individuals including Sidney Bo WeClonsy Vreus and April 25 as a filing date. The text is garbled but indicates official action on a banking record.
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Assabet
Sidney Bo
Wools
Aseabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E. McCleary
Treas
Town of Maynard Board of Selectmen Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 in the Town House. Applications for licenses or permits should be submitted to the secretary of the Board. Donald A. Lent, chairman. Roy F. Marsden, secretary. Patrick A. Metineth.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Oelock
Donald A. Lent
Roy FE. Marsden
Patrick A. Metineth
Carruthers circle of social climbing and a reunion
In Fairview Mrs. Carruthers yokes her five daughters to established marriages while they clash over social lights. Minna Dale returns as Dr. Kent’s wife revealing fractured family loyalties. Valerie confesses she never loved her husband, sparking renewed hope for Jim.
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RS. Carruthers
Valerie
Minna Dale
Val
Mrs. Carruthers
Miss Liscomb
Beth
Fairview
Lucille
Mexico
Janet
Chicago
Charlotte
Shanghai
Beth Carruthers
Jim
Carruthers
Minna
Mother
Luedle
Sam
Hal
Black in Art and Heraldry in Medieval Traditions
A fragmented note discusses how Winck linked black in medieval art to themes of growth and mystery, with terms like gpourning and gypourning appearing alongside heraldic symbolism. The text remains incomplete and lacks clear context or attribution.
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Winck
Eyi
Jim
Early-hatched flocks boost egg production in Ohio farms
A study of 29 Ohio poultry farms shows top earners had early-hatched flocks averaging 168 eggs per bird while lower earners averaged 145. Early maturity accelerates laying, especially October to February, and price peaks heighten the benefit. Considerations include chick costs, sexed chicks, brooders, parasites, coccidiosis, and space limits in colony houses.
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Ohio
Keeping Size in Laying Strains for Heavy Stocks
Poultry experts warn heavy laying fowl strains tend to shrink in size unless breeders act. A Boston Herald source suggests selecting breeding males from heavy laying females who keep or gain weight in year one, and using mature males at standard weight. Over several years, undersized hens can be culled from pens, improving offspring size.
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Boston Herald
Space per bird in poultry houses affects health and production
A Wallaces' Farmer writer argues that crowded laying quarters harm health and production. Adequate space varies by breed size, with three to four square feet per pullet depending on light or heavy breeds. Proper room and ventilation reduce management labor and disease risk in winter.
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Wallaces
Comb Wattle Disease Favus in Poultry Report
A Boston Globe poultry expert identifies favus as the disease harming combs and wattles. It spreads by contact. isolated birds require treatment with iodine tincture and glycerine mixed 1 to 6, applied two to three times weekly. If feathers skin or other body parts are infected, culling the bird is advised to prevent spread.
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Boston Globe
Izaak Walton's The Compleat Angler explored
Izaak Walton and his landmark guide to angling craft and natural history receive brief historical note, highlighting Walton's 1653 edition and enduring influence on fishing lore and early modern literary tradition.
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Izaak Walton
Izaak Walton's
the Compleat
Glee Club Wins Honors in New England Festival
Maynard based Anchor and Ark Glee Club of the Charles A Welch Lodge of A F and A M earned second honors in Class 1 at the New England Federation of Men's Glee Clubs Spring Musical in Fall River. Beverly led division top group as hundreds watched the event with Arthur Kelcher, Francis W Stone, and Grant Drake judging.
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Maynard
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Charles A. Welch Lodge
New England Federation of
Fall River
Whee
Beverly
Mass
Arthur Kelcher
Francis W. Stone
Grant Drake
Boston
Hadley
Arthur Fieldler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Walter Smith, Jr
New England Federation
Gavin Tayfor Jr
Everett Crumline
Natick
The
Harold M. Merriam
Walter Larkin
William T. Merriam
Edwin Carlton, Jr
Wilder X. Macurda
William Jones
Harlan Cook
Allan Palmer
Lindsey Smith
George Jameson
Hiram Jarkin
Elmer Cook
Arthur Corey Mark Newton
William Brennen
Hazel Cookie
Forty Hours Devotion at St. Casimir's Begin
Begin Forty Hours Devotion at St. Casimir's church with morning mass at eight Friday and evening services at seven. A Franciscan missionary from Baltimore will lead, with Benediction and sermon on Friday and Saturday, and a Sunday procession with benediction and sermon at 7.30. Parishioners will visit the church daily. Ascension Feast masses set for 5.45 and 8.00 on Thursday. summer schedule resumes eight and ten o'clock masses until late fall.
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Maynard
St. Casimir's
Baltimore
Maynard The National Band Debuts New Uniforms in Concert
The Maynard The National Band will debut new uniforms at a Temperance Hall concert on Main Street this Saturday evening. Hugo Kajander leads the group and has arranged a program of marches classical pieces and popular selections with instrumental numbers and solos by band members. For 26 years the band has been a leading local musical organization in patriotic civic and concert programs.
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Maynard
Temperance Hall
Hugo Kajander
Company I 181st Infantry National Guard Banquet
The Massachusetts National Guard unit held its annual banquet at the Sterling Inn on Saturday evening with fifty in attendance. A turkey dinner was served and Toastmaster Sergeant Timledge introduced remarks from Captain Harold V. Sheridan First Lieutenant Rougeau and First Sergeant William White. An entertainment and social hour followed the dinner.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
National Guard
Sterling Inn
Timledge
Harold V. Sheridan
Rougeau
William White
Service For Alden S. Woodis
Alden S. Woodis aged 69 died after a 10 day illness at Marlboro hospital. He ran a gasoline station in Stow for four years and was born in West Springfield. Survived by wife Mae, son Chester of Portland, mother Mrs. Sarah Woodis, and several siblings. Funeral at 2:39 PM tomorrow at Evergreen cemetery chapel Portland Maine.
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Maynard
Alde S. Woodis
Orrin S. Bosworth
Marlboro Hospital
Woodis
Stow
West Springfield
Sarah Woodis
Mae Woodis
Chester
Portland
Maine
Evergreen Cemetery
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Phone Acton
Harold Day
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Acton Ice
Jesse Briggs
James W. Baker
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A. Merriam Co
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Paul Boyd
C. M. Ferguson
Poultry $ Cletiethio State University
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Boston Tailor Shop
America
Bill Burgess
Hudson
MMS Ak As
Hadson
Terraplane
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Charles B. French
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Alden S. Woodis
Garfield Tea CO
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Commonwealth
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Concord Radio Laboratory
Commonwealth Ave
Zenith
General Electric
Fund For Funds
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South Acton Fire Co
Town Hall
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Concord Men's Club
Trinitarian Parish House
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