Local election issues frame turnout and candidate races
The article notes a record high registration and 166 new voters as sessions close. It outlines a two candidate race for representative Fank C Sheridan and a shift of a Hudson candidate leaving the race. Ballot questions on alcohol licenses and pari mutuel betting are described along with a Democratic rally at Cooperative Hall and a list of new voters with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Middlesex
Fank C. Sheridan
Cooperative Hall
Bernard Garrigan
Democratic Town Committee
Gladys Moore
Arthur Street
Aili Hermanson
Butler Avenue
Eleanor Slimond
Glendale Street
Laura Macomber
Tremont Street
Verill Macomber
Walter S. Thompson
Lewis Street
Christine Monahan
Linden Street
Helen R. Loftus
Anthony J. Kovaleski
O’moore Avenue
Burdette Landsdowne
Florida Road
Harvey Priest
Concord Street
Kenneth A. Kierstead
High Street
Harriet Kier
Why Doctors Favor a Liquid Laxative
A medical view favors liquid laxatives over harsher pills as safer for bowel health and organs. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is pitched as gentle, regulateable, and suitable for mothers and children, available at druggists in large bottles.
Long List of Residents and Addresses Often Repeated
A compiled catalog lists numerous individuals with street addresses across a city area. The names cover a wide range of streets including Powdermill Brooks and Harrison with many entries repeating similar avenues like Powdermill and Brook street clusters.
Acton Bowling Season Opens With Rugged Cubs Start
The Acton Bowling League began 1934-35 as "Sy" Taylor's Cubs beat the Merchants to grab four points. Taylor admits he is not in shape yet, while teammate Doc Clark bolsters last season's Legion title chances. Scoring figures show the Cubs leading early while Merchants struggle on opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Sy” Taylor
Cubs
Merchants
Taylor Cubs
Taylor
Doc” Clark
Pomona Grange Visits Concord with Rotary Meeting
Pomona Grange members from Concord Middlesex Central met at Ellis Hall as guests of the Concord Grange with supper organized by Concord Grangers led by Mrs. Florence Tibbetts. Arthur F. Adams welcomed the Pomona visitors, while Edmund Whitney presided. The Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at Colonial Inn with President Eliot R. Howard in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
P. of H
Ellis’ Hall
Concord Grange
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Eliot R. Howard
Frank A. Brooks
Parole Board
Governor's Council
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Alfred A. Minaben
Brooks Street
Oliver Warda
Irving Manning
James W. Keough
Sudbury Street
Rayhild M. Nelson
John Pozarycki
Harrison Street
Herbert R. Croft
Fairfield Street
Rachel Oja Nettleton
Garfield Street
John A. Williams
Pulfer Road
Eric H. Huskari
Walenty Yatkiawicus
Forrest Street
Avon Seder
Acton Street
John Crosby
Irja
Jokela
McKinley Street
Salma Jokela
sSami L. Kevo
Sylvia Corrigan
Leo W. Corrigan
Oscar Olsen
Main Street
Frank H. Young
Maain Street
Charles O. Young
Phyllis G. Quirke
Alfonsine Palmer
Roosevelt Street
Nora M. Hayes
Ethel G. Shepler
Edward J. Leahy
Cummer Street
Raymond Patt
Atim+s G. Kolekampaa
Thompson Street
Reino J. Kansanoja
Elmwoon Steet
Impi E. Sneck
Walnut Street
Mary L. Thompson
Marion Veleno
Colbert Avenue
John J. McCarthy
Pervica S'Eet
James P Sherry
Percival Street
Christopher C. Newman
Ebba
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G. Smith
Pederson
Condon
McCarthy
Merchants Byrcy Ons Chee Ek
Hardy
BA Mine
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Perkins
I. Dunn
Maynard
W. E. Aubuchon Co, Inc
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Nason SI
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Ingersol
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Westinghouse
Devoe Raynolds Liquid House Paint
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