Rendering Plant Hearing Draws Skewed Town Meeting
Sudbury residents heard a permit hearing for Green and Carter to operate a rendering plant near the South depot. Citizens petitioned against the site, former selectman Charles H. Way led objections, while Selectman Borden said the plant would not emit objectionable odors. Carter will oversee operations using beef and bone in production. About seven to sixteen people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Messrs. Greenlaw and Carter
Board of Selectmen
Charles H. Way
Selectman
Selectmen
Borden
Carter
Emai Iet
Sudbury Not Represented in Middlesex Assessors Meeting
Suffolk County and Middlesex assessors gathered at the Wayside Inn to discuss the new tax timing rules and budget needs for the coming year. Commissioner Henry urged readiness for April 1 assessments and noted nationwide tax pressures, urging towns to maintain values and prepare for updated automobile tax provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
South Sudbury
Middlesex County
Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Board of Assessors
Arga Cining Hall
John W. Murray
Newton
Assessors Association
L “Remeeting
James McPherson
Beverly
Essex
Lawn party planned by St. George's Church groups
At Pareh hall a lawn and whist party is set for August 18 at St. George's Church. The event, moved from August 26, features clams and corn from 2 to 7 pm, followed by an entertainment at 7:30 pm led by Mrs. Harold Taylor and a public whist at 8 pm. Candy table by the Friendly Society, snacks by the Young Peoples Forum. Charles Inney chairs, Mabel Palmer secures, Harold Taylor treasurer, Joseph Brown publicity.
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Maynard
St. George's Church
Pareh Hall
Harold Taylor
Sy Huda
Gundee Ee Ee Girls Friendly Society
Young Peoples Forum
Charles
Iney
Mabel Palmer
Joseph Brown
Load of hay burns near Orchard House
A smouldering hay load caused by sparks from a driver named Joe ignited a wagon near Orchard House. Firemen from Central Station arrived after an alarm at 7 30, but the hay and wagon were damaged before help arrived. Citizens urged to boost city efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard House
Joe
Central Station
Evelyn Gohlee Is July Bride
Evelyn Gohlee is married in a July ceremony at the Memorial Congregational Church with guests from New York Gloucester and Walpole. After a two weeks motor trip the couple will reside in Walpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Gohlee
Memorial Congregational Church
New York
Gloucester
Walpole
Living monuments to care five grandchildren noted
The service yesterday afternoon at Fairhaven road was conducted by Rev. Edward P. Daniels of the First Parish. Burial followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Mrs. Nealey is survived by Jennie Ingalls and five grandchildren as living memorials of her devotion.
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Fairhaven Road
Edward P. Daniels
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Nealey
Jennie Ingalls
Sheehan Family Reunion Planned After Mass
Mrs Alice Sheehan Lee of West Concord presides at Our Lady Help Mass West Concord then associates drive to Acton Hall for a reunion on adjoining grounds a basket lunch to be served Norman C Spencer Jr home at ten weeks
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Alice Sheehan Lee
West Concord
Our Lady Help
Christians Church
Acton
Acton Hall
15 Groups of Houses to Be Sold in Maynard
Textile Realty Company will auction 101 cottages 49 two family dwellings and 17 land parcels in Maynard on August 17 16. Most homes house mill employees and sales have occurred in multiple New England towns. Auction conducted by Henry W. Cooke Co and Samuel T. Freeman & Co with catalogs available in Maynard. Ten percent down with 30 day settlement and 5 percent may remain on mortgage.
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Maynard
Textile Realty Company
American Woolen Company
Samuel T. Freeman & Company
Webster
Dudley
Stone
Franklin
Fitchbug
Rochdale
Massachusetts
Burlington
Winooski
Vermont
Micosup
Stafford Springs
Connecticut
Pittsfield
Hartford
Dover-Foxcraft
Maine
New England
Henry W. Cooke Company
Providence
R. L
Boston
Waltham and
Parker Streets
Maynad
M. J Shaughnessy
End Is Near For Von Hindenburg
Uncertain health of President Hindenburg described as critical while a propagandist order blocks German press speculation on succession. Rumors spread that a political will names Vice-Chancellor von Papen as successor and some expect Hitler to rise to power.
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Cate
Propagandaster
Hindenberg
von Papen
Hitler
Memorial notice for Mr Hall of Somerville and West Acton
The obituary notes Charles A Hall a longtime Somerville financial secretary and past Noble Grand of the lodge. He served on Somerville’s school committee and as assistant treasurer of Columbian National Life Insurance in Boston. He married Evangeline Porter on June 22 1904 and lived in West Acton for 26 years. survived by his widow.
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Charles A . Sanworn
Warren Hayward
Leslie Stuart
Somerville
Columbian National Life Insurance Company of
Boston
Hall
Evangeline
Porter
West Acton
Maynard Outing at Lake Boon Featured Uncle Bourke Unveiling
The annual Maynard outing took place Wednesday at Lake Boon. Hostesses included Frank Case and his wife with Mrs Case’s mother assisting. Grangers enjoyed games contests and a basket supper. An accounting of the event highlights the effective unveiling led by A. J. Bourke.
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Maynard
Lake Boon
Frank Case
Mr. Case
Aod
Federal relief explained to foremen in Maynard meeting
Foremen of the E R A projects gathered at B R A headquarters in Maynard where Don Lent outlined BE R A aims. Workers were urged to perform full day duties with public service spirit, to support permanent town improvements, and to cooperate with local welfare if earnings fall short.
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EE. R. A
EB. R. A
Board of Public Welfare
Maynard
BE. R. A
E. R. A. Canning
Middlesex House
Alumni Field
EB. R. A. Com
Ardens
Oneriot Park
Glenwood Cemetery
Crowe Park
Quiet South Acton Wedding Unites Eleanor Laffin Fraser
In South Acton a double ceremony united Eleanor Laffin daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander with Fraser son of Mrs Ruby Laffin. The bride wore organdy with white roses and the bridesmaid carried pink roses. The groom, a South Acton man with duties at South Acton Woolen Company, is noted for his several positions. After a wedding trip the couple will reside on Main Street.
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South Acton
Alexander
Eleanor
Fraser
Ruby Laffin
E. Beckett
Ten Congregational Church
Marion B
Morison
John R. McManus Becomes Concord Postmaster
John R. McManus entered the Concord postmaster role this morning succeeding Fred A. Tower who retires after a quarter century of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McManus
John R McManus
New Concord
Fred A. Tower
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AKS
Ia Pe
Scher
Sheehan
Norman C Spencer, Jr
Masece
Deane Wessee Co
von Hindenburg
Ponent O
Sunes
Gupte and
Esiler
el Mariot Rel
Trinity Church
Concord Lodge, S&s. OF I
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