Marlboro-Maynard Club Holds First Fall Pigeon Trials
The Marlboro-Maynard Homing Pigeon Club released 200 birds from Pittsfield for its season opener. George Galanis’s birds posted the fastest 100 mile time at 1067.41 yards per minute, followed by A Wilson and W Lalli. Seventeen birds returned to lofts with 11 more times listed in order.
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Marlboro-Maynard
Pittsfield
George Galanis
Howestreet
Marlboro
A. Wilson
Hopkinton
W. Lalli
Maynard
Galanis
Wilson
Lalli
Mullen
Southboro
O’brien
Annett
Mariano
Sawyer
Gleasondale
Byrne
Doyle
Griffin
Raddoul
Miller
Mendon
Lavigne
Primary Results Finale Delayed Middlesex District Totals
Fragmentary primary results show candidate counts for the 13th Middlesex race with partial figures. The page segment lists a candidate named Mullen and a tally of 249 with unclear annotations. Further details are unreadable in the provided text.
Court Clerk Names and Officials in Scrambled Listing
A corrupted OCR fragment lists court clerks and officials including John J. Breene John J Brennan James E Burns John B Carroo Robert E Coughlin John A Crowley Edward L Ford Francis J Greeley Stephen A Murphy with scattered unreadable characters. The text appears as a scrambled roster of names without coherent context or dates.
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John J. Breene
John J. Brennan
James E. Burns
John B. Carroo
Robert E. Coughlin
John A. Crowley
Edward L. Ford
Francis J. Greeley
Stephen A. Murphy
Lee-Strode Nuptials in Amherst Virginia
Miss Rebekah Strode will wed St. George Tucker Lee in Ascension Episcopal Church Amherst next Saturday at eight o clock. The reception will follow at Kenmore home of the Strode family. Guests include relatives from Boston Richmond Lynchburg and Illinois.
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Concord
Virginia
Rebekah Strode
St. George Tucker Lee
G. Winthrop Lee
York Harbor
Maine
Ascension Episcopal Church
Ambheret
Kenmore
Amherst
St. George Tucker
Everly Tucker
Richmond
Strode
Thea Dabney
Lynchburg
Winthrop Lee
William Weedon
University, Virginia
Richard Tucker
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
William Harris
North Carolina
Nathan Tanney
Vermont
Albrey K. Strode, Jr
J. Thompson B. Strode
Boston
Beverly Tucker
Tucker
Duval Brown
Norfolk
Virgina
William Brown
Joseph T. Jaras
Riverside
Illinois
Lee
Sweet Briar College
St. Christopher's School
University of Virginia
Chi Beta Kappa
A. T
John (. Lee
Grove Street
Wellesley
Lucy Lee
Pauline Lee
David Livingston
Isabella Lee
New Haven
Sudbury primary vote sets record with 464 ballots cast
Sudbury recorded the largest primary election turnout with 464 ballots. L Roy Hawes led Republican votes in the 13th district with 314, Otis Whitney 98, Charles Robinson 14, and Hawes also carried Lincoln and Wayland. The town backed Charles G. Murdock Townsend for representative and listed numerous statewide and local candidates across parties.
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Sudbury
L. Roy Hawes
Otis Whitney
Charles Robinson
Lincoln
Wayland
Folix
FPG
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alonzo B. Cook
Guy M. Gray
Conoreseman
Joseph BE. Gasey
Bernard W. Doyle
Charles C. Murdock
Frank A. Brooks
Alexander Paul
Vincent J. Cavanaugh
George G. Moose
Middlesex Tl
Roy Hawes
Charles G. Robinson
Otis M. Whitney
Register of Probate & Insolvency
Harry R. Gardner
Loring P. Jordan
Harold R. Acres
John A. Anderson
Nathaniel I. Bowditch
Walter R. French
William R. Griffin
Walter (. Wardwell
Thurlows to Celebrate Wedding and Ordination Milestones
Concord notes Rev. and Mrs. George L. Thurlow will host an informal reception at Trinitarian Congregational Church on Monday evening September 28 from 8 to 10 o clock. The event marks their 25th wedding anniversary and the 23rd anniversary of Mr. Thurlow's ordination. Local friends from their parish and neighboring towns are invited.
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Concord
George L. Thurlow
Guardian accounts in Elza G Wyatt estate cited
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court calls all interested parties to object to the guardian's fourth account for Elza G Wyatt of Maynard an insane person. Written appearances must be filed at Cambridge by 10 a m on October 2 1936. Witness John C Leggat First Judge. Register Loring P Jordan. Sept 16 23 30
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Elza G. Wyatt
Maynard
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Mass
Public auction to foreclose a 1928 mortgage on 9.7 acres on the Boston Worcester road in Sudbury. Sale set for September 30, 1936, at 1:30 PM with terms requiring 100 cash and the balance in 15 days. Waltham Co-operative Bank holds the mortgage. Oscar F. Falling and French & Smith are attorneys. Sept. 2 9 16.
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John J. Glass
Waltham Co-operative Bank
Middlesex South District
Sudbury
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Boston
Worcester
Nelson H.howe
George A. Howe
Oscar F. Falling
French & Smith
State Street
Local Middlesex Church Women Plan All Day Meeting
Miss Marguerite Taylor prepares to train as a nurse at Newton Hospital. On October 6 the Middlesex Union Association Women’s Work department will host an all day meeting at the church with lunch and speakers. Members note CCC camps in Vermont and visits by local families.
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Marguerite Taylor
Spencer H Taylor
Newton Hospital
Department of Woman’s Work
Middlesex Union Association
Daniel MacMillan
Herbert P. Robbins
Nova Scotia
J W. Livermore
Glenn W. Dounglass
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Arthur F. Davis
Walden Pond
Thoreau
Davis
Vesta Palsor
Leroy Grey Elected Master of Maynard Masons
At the Maynard Masons lodge enmi meeting at the Masonic hall on Thursday night Leroy Grey was elected master after a post dinner slate. Albert Tallant became senior warden with William Walters as junior warden Morton Merrick as secretary and Gavin Taylor as treasurer.
Grangers Are Bolton Guests at Maynard Grange Meeting
Maynard Grange held a Thursday meeting at Grange hall with entertainment and refreshments. Vocal duets by Hazel Bumpus and Hazel Cameron, solo by James B. Farrell, and programs directed by Orville Tucker, Eric Farnell, and Frank Case. Nearby neighbors Bolton Grange visited on Monday night for an old fashioned musical program.
Sheep as Weather Forecasters in Folklore
A folk belief claims sheep predict rain by seeking shelter under hedges or trees before clouds appear. The piece notes sheep remain gathered until the downpour ends, illustrating a traditional method used to forecast weather.
Swagger furs captivate shoppers with new color and cuts
A vivid look at the coming fur season shows a revival of swagger furs in shops. Gray tones like Bonsbay lan and gray velvet dominate, with lapin dyed to resemble mink and a range from hip to full length. The three quarter swagger leads, while fitted, princess and tunic coats gain attention.
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Glamourwerks
Lapin
Mount Desert Island’s Storied Colonial Origins
Mount Desert, described as the largest rock built island on the Atlantic coast, has a romantic past. Samuel de Champlain discovered it in 1604 during Sieur de Monts expedition funded by Henry IV to claim French dominion in America. It later hosted America’s first French missionary colony. Louis XIV granted the island as a feudal fief to Sieur de la Mothe Cadillac, founder of Detroit and Louisiana governor.
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Mount Desert
Atlantic
Samuel de Champlain
Sieur de Monts
Henry IV
America
Louis XIV
Sieur de la Mothe Cadillac
Detroit
Louisiana
309 Pupils Enrolled In Sudbury Schools
The Sudbury school system lists staff for the year headed by Superintendent F A Benedict and Principal Alan Flynn. Total enrollment reaches 309 with notable gains in elementary and grammar classes across South and Center Schools. New hires include Alice May supervising commercial studies and Mr Buono teaching social studies and coaching soccer hockey baseball.
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Sudbury
F. A. Benedict
Alan F. Flynn
Richard JB. Bittinger
Carmen T. Buono
Alice May
Willa A.moody
Virginia Sawyer
Eleanor Martin
T. Mary Perhea
Thelma Sanderson
Mary Luther Adams
Sarah M. Johnson
South School
Caroline Stone
Albert Tallant
Phyllis Eaton
William Cahill
Land Grammar
Center School
Bates College
Bryant and Stratton’s
Posse School of Physical Education
Kendall Green
Massachusetts
Buono
Fitchburg State Teachers’ College
Ile
Elks Honor Two Members At Dinner
Pr. Elks at Maynard held a regular meeting on Monday night. Two members were honored after a roast beer dinner. B. J. Coughlin, who resigned after seven years as trustee, received an Elk pin. A. S. Crowe, planning to visit relatives in Scotland this month, was given a traveling bag. Thomas Maley, exalted ruler, praised both members before the presentations. A social and entertainment followed.
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Maynard
Pr. Elks
B. J. Coughlin
ondKilkspin
A. &. Crowe
Scotland
Thomas Maley
Moyse Speaks at DeMolay Meeting in Concord
Senator George G Moyse of Waltham spoke at a DeMolay chapter meeting in the Sons of Mason Hall Concord. Other speakers included Thomas W Spear of Melrose and Russell Abbott of Boston with the program run by Austin D MacRae Richard Elson and others. The chapter plans a social dance at the high school auditorium Friday September 15 with a program led by Elson MacRae and Burnham.
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Maynard
George G Moyse
Walthan
Richard Elson
Austin D. MacRae
Howard Weaving
Jienny Murphy
Robert Lester
Harry Burnham
Papyrus Favored in East Long Ahead of Parchment
A 1,700 year old tale recalls a Pharaoh’s boycott of Perga mum in Asia Minor that cut papyrus supply and spurred Pergamum to invent parchment. The switch yielded a durable surface, with parchment often made from sheep or lambskin and vellum from calfskin, influencing ancient biblical texts carved on antelope skin.
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Pergamum
Asia Minor
First Public Stake Trot The first horse to trot in public
A historic event marks the first public stake trot as a horse performs in open view. Attendance gathers to witness the debut pace and spectators note the animal’s gait and trainer’s approach. The moment signals a new era for exhibition racing.
Marlboro Voters Show Busy Primary Across Seven Wards
Voters cast 2912 ballots in seven Marlboro wards with Ward One posting 547 and Ward Two at 370. James M. Hurley led the treasurer race with 1214 votes, while James C. Scanlan trailed at 306. Casey beat Manus for Congress by 127 in the third district. Bernard Doyle led Marlboro Republicans with 543 while John F. Manning and Arthur Bastien won unopposed Democratic and Republican nominations respectively. Curley leads Lodge in statewide races. Hurley’s strong showing stands out despite the notable anti-incumbent note.
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Charles KE. Hatfield
William John Shield
Frederick C. Bean
George H. Brown
Arthur F. Carver
John R. MacKinnon
Archie J. MacNicholl
Ralph Smith
Charles F. Hurley
Philip J. Philbin
Thomas F. Galvin
Frances E. Kelly
Jocenh Santosuosso
William J. Abearne
John J. Buckley
John O’brien
Edward W. O'Hearn
William F. Sullivan
James (. Scanlan
James M. Hurley
Thomas H. Buckley
Leo D. Wala
Ines
Paul A. Dovgp
Esc
James M. Curley
Robert E. Greenwood
Joseph BE. Casey
Thomas F. McManus
Thomas C. O’brien
Timothy FE. Carroll
Jeanette C. Chisholm
Edward
Coleman
John F. Daley
John P. Hennessy
George P. Lordan
Joseph J. Marolda
Daniel J. Murphy
Joseph V. Travers
Fifth
Middlesex
T. Girard Cahill
Lewis B. Connors
Joseph M. Mahar
Charles F. Flannery
William R. Mellen
Register of Probate
Francis E. Burke
John J. Butler
Robert J. Curran
George F. Hagerty
Florence CG. Ramsey
James H. Riley
Joseph B. Spillane
Charles Otis Sullivan
Edward J.barrett
William P. Bennett
James M. Canney
Michael DeLuca
Joseph B. Doherty
Francis D. Donahue
John J. Donoghue
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
William R. Griffin
Edward la
Luke A. Manning
Jeremiah F. Murphy
Thomas Murray
Edward A. Rose
Philip A. Sheridan
John J. Shine
Glenn J. Steeves
John A. Sweeney
Joseph Paul Talarico
Marlboro
James C. Scanlan
Hurley
Scanlan
Joseph E. Casey
Thomas F. Manus
Casey
McManus
Bernard Doyle
Leominster
Charles C. Murdock
Stephen A. Murphy
Middlese County
J J. Brennan
Murphy
John F. Manning
Arthur Bastien
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alonzo B. Cook
Guy M. Gray
O'Brien
U. S
Mary
Exceptio
Curley
Somerville
Bie
Townsendite Candidates Fall in New York Primary
Townsendite congressional hopefuls faced defeats in New York as national attention centers on the contest. Michigan Senator James H. Couzens appears set to retire after his state party's Roosevelt leanings drive a decisive primary result. In Michigan, Frank Murphy and George Welsh contest the governorship with key players in dispute.
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Congress
New York
Republi
Maine
James H. Couzens
Michigan
Frank Murphy
George Welsh
HH. Styles Bridges
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Elliiot A. Carter, Nash
Francis P. Murphy
Fliers Dump Gas Into Sea To Save Plane
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker and rescue party reached the stranded trans Atlantic fliers Harry Richman and Dick Merrill near Newfoundland after their plane was lightened by dumping gasoline overboard during a hunt marooned in bad weather.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Eddie Rickenbacker
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Newfoundland
Richman and Merrill
England
New York
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