One King Dead Hitler Chooses Successor And Gold Gems
A Brisk survey of world events notes King Fuad of Egypt dead shifting Britain’s hold on Egypt, Goering named as assistant dictator, and German cadets in New York amid anti Nazi boycotts. It contrasts three kinds of gold white water education and library wealth with stock market climbs and New Jersey welfare protests.
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Hitler
Fuad
Egypt
Earth
England
Goering
New York
Emden
Germany
Naz
California
Maynard High Track Team Sets Friday and Saturday Tag Days
Maynard High School track team will hold tag days Friday and Saturday to raise funds for equipment and uniforms. The effort relies on community generosity to support this branch of sports.
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Maynard High School
Honeymoon Eclipses Town Meeting as King Presides
Maynard Parker Street Hall fills for special meeting. Matthew T. King marries at four and delays honeymoon to preside. The Finance Committee report and Selectmen debate lead to five articles on accepting ten streets and a village sewer. Funds of 3000, 3500, 600, 100, and 13 000 are allocated for streets, sewer, Watham street rebuild, WPA projects, and lighting. Old Village property by American Woolen Company transfers to new owners at frontage charges.
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Maynard
Parker Street
Specia
Matthew T. King
Harold Morgan
Donald Lent
Textile Realty Company
American Woolen Com
Alton Sims
Selectmen's Department
Watham Street
W. P A
Florida Row Bridge
Frank B&. Sanderson
Don Lent
Lant
Sendtr ‘Shes
Waltham Street
Towns aid in fighting forest fire aftermath
Six towns assisted in quelling a forest fire in the southeast Acton area. Firefighters from Acton, Maynard, Concord, Sudbury and others battled for four hours, protecting homes on Laws Brook road and the Bowes farm as crews laid hundreds of feet of hose.
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American Powder Company
Edwin Christofferson
South Acton Company
David Clayton
John Dunivan
Laws Brook Road
Acton Center
West Acton
Maynard
Concord
Harvard
Sudbury
Lansbrook
School Street
L. Bowie
Michael Foley
Lansbrook Road
Albert H. Perkins
Highway Department
H. S. Mackegor
John Campbell
Lewis Caldwell
Alaf Anderson
Bowes Farm
Concord Sets 1936 Tax Rate at 38.20 per Thousand
The Concord Board of Assessors set the 1936 tax rate at 38.20 per 1000, down from 39.60. Assessed valuation rose to 9,783,925 from 9,733,935, with real estate at 8,489,905 and personal property 1,294,020. Polls total 1,996, 37 fewer than last year.
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Concord
Board of Assessors
April school health report notes nurse visits and treatments
Miss Edith B. Foster reports April activity for the district. James P. King notes 75 school visits and 82 home visits. First aid given to 134 pupils at schools and 15 at home. Four pupils excluded for communicable disease, 25 readmitted. Dr. Raymond Hooper conducted eight annual exams and seventeen specials, treating 20 at his office. Three pupils were treated by an oculist and three at a hospital. Dr. Martin and staff ran a Chadwick clinic during the month.
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Edith B. Foster
James P. King
Raymond Hooper
Martin
Middlesex County
Jessie Haldane
R.N
Chadwick
Acton Schools To Exhibit Pupil Work
Acton schools schedule an exhibition Friday May 15 from 1 to 6 pm. Pupils’ work will be displayed for the inspection of parents and friends at all grade schools.
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Acton
Dental clinics examined fifteen pupils by four physicians
Fifteen pupils were examined in dental clinics conducted by Dr. Frank May Dr. Raymond Palmer Dr. John Bellows and Dr. Samuel R. Garland during a school health program.
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Frank May
Raymond Palmer
John Bellows
Samuel R. Garland
Maynard 4-H Hosts Woodworking and Carving Contest
Maynard A 4-H Club hosted a district woodworking and carving contest at Emerson Junior High. Clubs from Maynard Framingham Cochituate Hopkinton and Sudbury competed with Maynard winning first prize in wood working and another Maynard team taking third. Individual prizewinners included Alfred Davis Vincent Weir Robert Tamm and Albert Smith.
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Maynard
Emerson
Framingham
Cochituate
Fopkington
Sudbury
Harley A. Leland
Emily G. Smith
Framinghan
Alfred Davis
Vincent Weir
Robert Tamm
Hopkinton
Albert Smith
Jack Phipps
Robbie Garbutt
Dean Hamilton
Frank Trebendis
Charles Kaveleski
Malcolm Jakes
Walter Tierey
Wilson Workers
Dorothea Hanton
Wayside Inn
Dorothy Landall
Little Redstone
Maynard Grange to Present Pinafore Opera
Maynard Grange will stage excerpts from Gilbert and Sullivan's H M S Pinafore on Thursday May 14 at 8 15 in Grange hall. Tickets are limited and may be obtained from Dorothy Alving Mrs Raymond Jones or Adelaide Sims.
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Maynard
Maynnard Grance
Grange
Grange Hall
Dorothy Alving
Raymond Jones
Adelaide Sims
Joseph Porter
The
Charles Manly
Cocoran
Eric Farnell
Ralph Rackstraw
Alan Palmer
Josephine
Adelaida Sims
Little Buttercup
Portsmouth
Nina Ruble
Hebe
Sir Joseph
Hazel Bumpus
Tui Aldrich
Hazel Cameron
Ina Edwards
Anne Duclos
Josephine Finocchi
Florence Hastings
Alice Hird
Leona Howard
Sarah Priest Havel Robinson
Eva Smith
Myrtle Smith
Julia White
Marion Whitney
Grace Whitney
Frank Case
Edmund Whitney
Howard Whitney
Freddie Mariano
Leon Whitney
Cooperative Club Elects Bertha Saari
The Maynard Cooperative Club elected Bertha Saari as president for six months with Arvi Stabelle as vice president John Healander secretary Sirkka Lehtinen treasurer Edward Saari librarian and Herbert Ruotsala Ye Porter. A social committee includes Helen Mark Vetola Elmer Sinila Sirkka Lehtinen Arvi Sta belle and Bertha Saari. A discussion night with folk dancing will be held in Main Street clubrooms Thursday. A delegation attended a Winchendon club banquet last Sunday.
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Maynard
Maynard Cooperative Club
Bertha Saari
Arvi Stabelle
John Healander
Sirkka, Lehtinen
Edward Saari
Herbert Ruotsala
Ye Porter
Helen Mark Vetola
Elmer Sinila
Sirkka Lehtinen
Bertha Saart
Main Street
Winchendon Club
Died After Helping Fight Brush Fire in Acton
Patrick Callan of Maple Street died suddenly after returning from aiding a woodland fire. He collapsed while mowing his lawn, was aided by neighbors, and died at his base before medical help arrived. The coroner cited probable overexertion and heat. He was 71, born in Ireland, longtime superintendent at Lathan Jones Farm, and a devoted family man remembered for kindness. Burial at St. Bridget's Maynard followed a High Mass.
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Acton
Perkins
Patrick Callan
Maple Street
Callan O
Charles Whitcomb
Mr. Whitcomb
Tils Base
Priof
Clark
Henry J. Walcott
Concord
Patrick Joseph Callan
Ireland
Bridget
Dorsey
Callan
Lathan Jones
Tie
Haeh McGovern
Martin Street
John McGovern
Phaideon
George McGovern
South Acton
Margaret Gould
Charles Gallagher
Dawglter Janette Marie Gould
Alee
Molly Puffer
Maynard
Pathe
Ato
St. Bridget's Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
John McNiff
West Acton
Michael Tobin
Thomas Deuahey
Daniel Sheehan
Daniel Hennessey
Thomas Heron
Maynard R Club Hosts Private Dance May 15
The Maynard R Club will hold a private invitation dance in the George Washington auditorium on Friday evening May 15 with Don Weldon and his orchestra providing music. Guests come from New York, Salem, Peabody, Chelsea, Nishi, Manchester, Hartford and Bridgeport. The committee includes Andrew Kozark Joseph Minko and John Karpiechik.
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Maynard
George Washington Auditorium
Don Weldon
New York
Salem
Peabody
Chelsea
Nishi
Manchester
Hartford
Bridgeport
Andrew Kozark
Joseph Minko
John Karpiechik
Town Hall
R Club
Concord student Paul Goodwin gains direct Dartmouth admission
Paul Goodwin son of Principal Martin F Goodwin of Concord High is admitted to Dartmouth College for fall entry without examinations. The senior student joins the institution by special entry noting notable academic standing at the school.
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Paul Goodwin
Martin F. Goodwin
Concord High School
Dartmouth College
Maynard and King Wed at St Bridget’s Rectory
Rachel May Gear field daughter of Mr and Mrs George Garfield 405 Main West Concord wed Matthew T King son of Mr and Mrs James King Park Street Maynard Thursday afternoon ceremony at St Bridget Church parochial residence Rev James P Sherry bridesmaid Katherine Foley Brookline best man James King Jr groom works as supervisor at Assabet Mill and is town moderator couple noted for wide local circle of friends and numerous wedding gifts
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Maynard
Rachel May Gearfield
George Garfield
Main Street
West Concord
Matthew T. King
James King
Park Street
St. Bridget’s Church
James P. Sherry
Katherine Foley
Brookline
James King, Jr
Assabet
Need For Action Seen In Highway Reconstruction
The article reports no progress on reconstructing the Boston Post Road through Sudbury and Wayland this spring despite prior promises. It notes 25 federal highway projects exist, with no Sudbury funding, and discusses claims of discrimination favoring the Boston Worcester turnpike, delaying the Post Road work.
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Sudbury
Wayland
Boston Post
Iia
Legislative Committee
O State
William F. Callahan
Department of Public
Boston-Worcester
Boston Post Road
Land
Post Road
Arrested in Sudbury Traced by Mail
William J. Smith of Millinocket Maine escaped from South Windham Maine and was arrested by Sudbury Police Chief Seneca W Hall. He had been serving time for breaking and entering and was turned over to Maine officers yesterday. He was found working on a Hudson road farm in Sudbury where he had been employed over a week.
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Sudbury
William J. Smith
Millinocket
Maine
South Windham
Seneca W. Hall
Hall
Smith
Georgee LL Goodnow
Hudson Road
South Sudbury
Maynard Dog Clinic to Be Held May 9 at Town Hall
The Board of Health announces a free dog clinic on Saturday May 9 from 9 36 to 11 00 am and 1 50 to 3 00 pm at the Town Hall. Dr Alden Russell of Concord will lead the event assisted by J H Herrick local inspector of animals. Dog owners urged to bring pets to protect public health during rabies season.
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tHlealth
Alden Russell
Concord
J. H. Hherrick
Animatcs
Board of Health
Parish camp plans and officers named
Maynard Joyce Wilmer Circle organized plans for the St. Brid get parish camp at Scituate and children’s vacations at Camp Joyce Kilmer. Mrs Joseph Dineen elected president. Mrs Peter White vice president. Helen Cleary secretary. Mrs Herbert W. Martin treasurer. Grace Sweeney honored after years as president. A food sale will be held at a Main Street store next Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Callahan Visits Relatives in Town
Joseph Callahan of Pittsfield spent several days of the week as the guest of relatives here.
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Joseph Callahan
Pittsfield
Hanson Wins First Awal Maynard Prize in Egg Mass Contest
Maynard reports William Hakkarainen won first prize for largest number of tent pillar egg masses. A medallion marked by the department of Agriculture was awarded. tree warden may be involved in presenting the prize.
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Maynard
William Ha Cal
Ard Hakkarainen
Department of Agriculture
Whist Award Winners At Mrs Garfield Home
At a home whist social hosted by Mrs Fred Garfield awards were given to Margaret McCarthy Minnie Wasiuk Mrs M Gladys Taylor Mrs Ad erbin Mrs George and Mrs Kelley with a special token to Mrs Elizabeth Reid. A second event is planned for Tuesday evening May.
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Fred Garfield Street
Garet McCarthy
Minnie William Wasiuk
M. Gladys Taylor
Aderbin
George
Kelley
Elizabeth Reid
Cooperative Clubs
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