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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
12
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Boston Turnpike and East Boston Revere Land Deal Spark Controversy
The state public works department is set to begin two disputed projects despite opposition from Lieut. Gov. and taxpayers. Plans include the Boston Turnpike and a land taking for a Day Square East Boston to Newburyport highway, condemned as a land racket by Revere Real Estate and Taxpayers Association. Bids and federal funding details emerge as officials announce early next week construction in Wellesley and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Wellesley
Governor’s Council
William
State Department of Public
Boston—Revere Highway
Boston
Boston and Worcester
K.b.lyman
Public Works
Wellesley Selectmen
Lyman
Natick Line
Rockland Street
Wellesley Hills
Wellesley Square
Reservoir Street
Newton
Wellesley ‘Hills Square
Revere
East Boston
Day Square
Newburypomn Turnpike
Myron Widgerson
Revere Real Estate and Taxpayers Association
Memorial Service Honors Late Richard Evans
A memorial service for Richard Evans of Marlboro was held at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church with Marlboro Club leaders and Worcester officials in attendance. Rev Walter Tourtellot led the service and district leaders praised Evans loyalty to Kiwanis and his community service. Harold Wheeler and BA Corbin & Co. executives participated. The service noted Evans, once a Kiwanis leader and exemplar of thought and tolerance, died after a health decline following a move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Arch
Richard M
Wauwautosa
Wis
Harold Wheeler
Corbin & Pany
Diego
Calif
Other
Mr. Evans
Ted
Welfare Board and Selectmen Plan Work Program
Joint meeting of the Welfare Board and Board of Selectmen outlined a plan to mobilize aid recipients for work. The program would have men work six days a week for a daily wage, with oversight by local officials including Paul Morrison Harrington and Albert. Other attendees named Edgar M. Smith Schnare water and cemetery committees and Selectman Charles d, with attorney Alfred W ash noted. The discussion covered cemetery and road improvements and brush cutting on Mill road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Board
Board of Selectmen Missioners
Giydays
George A. Morrison
Harrington
Albert
Tmen
Park
E. Warren Werd
M. Proctor
Edgar M. Smith
Schnare
Charles d Attorney
Alfred W
Birthday greetin gs for Aunt Almira Willard in Acton
In Acton this week Mr and Mrs Hobart Mead hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs Almira Willard aged ninety an aunt of Mrs Mead and sister of Mr Preston. About eighty guests including relatives attended cards were exchanged and well wishes offered while Mrs Willard remains in good health. Other notes: Miss Mary Duggin on vacation with relatives in New York state. Mr and Mrs Ralph Baker visited Cambridge hospital where Miss Martha Houghton is a patient. Mr and Mrs Richard Kinsley of Chicago vacationing locally. Lena Rodway visited Cambridge. new town bride neighbors and friends visited. Marilyn Scribner Bernice Randall and others enjoyed Salisbury Beach outing. Gallant escorted Lillian Burnham to Walpole NH. Mr Caldwell and William Houghton vacationing. Holton spent weekend in town. Harve y Williams of Maine stayed with Holtons. Addie Rolfe and Margery Smith vacationing with grandparents Bradbury in Acton Centre. Mrs Frank Tasker gravely ill since last Monday. local ads note sale on sport shoes at New Idea Store Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West ‘Acton
Hobart
Mead
Almira Willard
Fairhaven
Willard
Acton
Meads
Preston
Almira
Ralph Baker
New York
Cambridge Hospital
Martha Houghton
Our Town
Richard Kinsley
Chicago
Lena Rodway
Irene Young Thumith
Cambridge
Marilyn Scribner
Bernice Randall
Harry Scribner
Stephen Scribner
Margaretta Lawrence
David ‘Scribner
Salisbury Beach
Fort Devens
Gallant
Lillian Burnham
Somerville
Walpole New Hampshire
Caldwell
William Houghton
Arlington Street
Houghton
Hig
Rolfe Bradbury
Acton Centre
Frank Tasker
Man and Wife Face Court for Neglect Charge
Hudson-Richard Hanley and Martha Hanley of 23 Houghton Court appeared in Marlboro District Court on neglecting a minor child. Richard Hanley pled not guilty and was held on 100 bail for August 18 appearance. Martha Hanley pleaded guilty and received a year of probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Richard Hanley
Martha Hanley
Houghton Court
Marlboro
Hanley
Francis M. Walsh
Marlboro Man Arrested On Non-Support Charge
Marlboro police arrested Marlboro man Marlboro David J White of 74 Howland Street for Clinton police on a warrant charging non support. Jean C Contonio of Howe Street was arrested yesterday on a warrant for non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
David J White
Howland Street
Clinton
Jean C Contonio
Howe Street
South Acton Beats Maynard 6 to 1 In Baseball Clash
South Acton defeated Maynard 6 to 1 on Jones field last Sunday. Fultonton pitched well for Acton allowing five line drive steps while Rutkowski held Maynard to four hits. Enneguess drove in two runs for Acton. Labor Day committees meet at Carl C. Flint’s home to finalize plans ending with a dance in Exchange hall and a butterfly quilt giveaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
South Acton
Jones
Fultonton
Acton
Rutkowski
Enneguess
Shorstop
South
Foley
Tucker
Freeman
Sparrf
Hayes
Alton
Ketola' If
A. Ketola
Rutowship
Jones Field
Woman’s Auxiliary of
the Athletic Association
Carl C. Flint
Mecca for Sun's Eclipse in Fryeburg Maine
Fryeburg Maine prepares as the world observatory for the total solar eclipse on August 31. notable local figure Daniel Webster once taught in the town’s school, reinforcing its historic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fryeburg
White Mountains
Daniel Webster
Largest assortment of women’s novelty saves in town
Jackson's on Main promises the largest assortment of women’s novelty items at low prices. Shop for styles, accessories, and gifts with daily savings and neighborhood specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’s
Main Street
Maynard
Adv
Maynard Marriage Intention Filings and Worcester Ceremony
The Maynard town clerk records Intention of Marriage for Martha Irene Sarnella and Richard Andrew Lowden of Acton. Miss Evelyn Muriel Jameson of Elmwood Street Maynard married Jas P. Farrell of Sudbury on Saturday July 30 at St. John’s Church Worcester by Rev Donald N. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Irene Sarnella
Maynard
Richard Andrew Lowden
Acton
Evelyn
Muriel Jameson
George W. Jameson
Elmwood Street
Jas. P. Farrell
Sudbury
Donald N. Alexander
St. John's Church
Worcester
Family visitors and vacationers listed in New England towns
Mr and Mrs Warren B. Goddard are visiting friends in Bridgewater and Wickford Rhode Island today and tomorrow. Mrs Olive Desmoret Mrs William S Ingham and her daughter Belle of West Concord and Miss Helen Brown of Maynard are spending their vacation at Hampton Beach New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Goddard
Bridgewater
Wickford
R. I
Olive Desmoret
William S. Ingham
Belle
West Concord
Helen Brown
Maynard
Hampton Beach
New Hampshire
Candidate on Visit to Hudson in Sheriff Race
Deputy Sheriff W H Walsh of Framingham sought both Democratic and Republican nominations for Middlesex County Sheriff during a Hudson visit yesterday. He was accompanied by James Duane a World War veteran. Walsh was the first to announce but four others have entered the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Walsh
Framingham
Middlesex County
Hudson
James Duane
Walsh
Corns on the feet prompt intoxication ruling
In Liberty Mass a court hears Melvin riding master admit corn injuries forced walking. The judge finds Rea guilty after Melvin demonstrates a shortened gait claiming corns caused him to walk oddly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliberty
Aoe MeVin
Melvin
Pre-Shrink Broadcloth Shirts 8 for $1 at New Idea Store
Local ad notes a sale on dress shirts. eight broadcloth shirts priced at one dollar total. Store located on Main Street in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Store
Main Street
Maynard
Local residents take car trips and vacations
Marlboro Mr and Mrs Wilkes and George Temple and Camero rie Ward of Gay Street enjoy an auto trip to Canada and the White Mountains. Harold Ward Jr of Gay Street vacationing with relatives in Concord New Hampshire. Miss Ruth Coch rane of Concord has returned home after visiting with Miss Irene Rogers in this city. Earl Sargent returns to Concord after visiting his East Main Street home. Raymond Slattery of Farm Road remains without a position as chauffeur on a bus line. Thomas Richards with daughters Ernestine Roselle Alice and Hieste return from a motor trip to Canada. Mike Coppola Albert Coppola and Miss Camelia Coppola return from Hampton Beach vacation. Arthur Turner of United Shoe Machinery Co on annual two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes’ Way
George Temple
Camerorie Ward
Gay Street
Canada
White Mountains
Earl Sargent
Concord
N. H
East Main Street
Arthur ‘Turner
United Shoe Machinery Co
Berlin News In Brief From Worcester County Picnic And Local Events
Berlin page notes a Worcester County picnic at Lake Chauncy Westboro on August 10 with farm visits and 4 H club events. Hon Gasper Ba con is afternoon speaker. Other items include local visits, church vacation notes, a town board registrar session Friday night 7 30 to 9 30, and a Marlboro American Legion band concert followed by a town hall dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester’ County
Lake Chauncy
Westboro
Hon Gasper
Bacon
Board of Registrars
Selectmen’s
Colleary Post
F“W.band of Marlboro
Berlin
Local Visitors Tour Towns and Homes Mentioned
Hudson Neil McGarty of Gembridge visits with brothers in Hudson Israel Poplin on Main street travels to Canada on business and vacation Robert H Kerrigan a local insurance broker is confined at home on Walnut street due to illness Donald Baudoin of East Brookfield visits Mr and Mrs C W Jandron on Pope street An elderly man in a bookstore speaks of a mysterious eruption and a clerk questions a possible death or illness wagered by the patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Poplin
Main Street
Canada
Robert H.kerrigan
Walnut Street
Donald Baudoin
East Brookfield
C. W. Jandron
Pope St
Giants May Be Sold and McGraw Return?
A New York dispatch discusses the potential sale of the New York Giants and the possible return of John McGraw as manager. It notes Bill Terry may leave the Giants for the Boston Braves and mentions unnamed investors planning a purchase, with McGraw potentially resuming managerial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Bill Terry
Giants
John McGraw
Boston Braves
McGraw
New ‘York Giants
Terry
Beveridge Body Found in Cedar Canal Mill
Chief of Police William Allare announces an investigation into Beveridge 36, found dead in the Cedar canal of a Pittsfield mill. Dr. Robert Wilcox, medical examiner, with state health doctors, will turn findings over to the state attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Gins
William Allare
Beveridge
Millvn
ATL
Ing and
Beard
Cedar Canal
Robert “Wilcox
Atate
Department Health
Remarkable 98th Birthday Dance At Home Celebration
Mrs Canherne Halt gan can still dance with the best, at 98, amid friends and relatives. She enjoys daily walks and reads the paper full, without glasses. Her sister Mrs Philip Mugler is 102 and remains her only rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Canherne ‘Haltgan
Philip Mugler
New Idea Store Closes Shoes at 247 and 3 47 Pair
The New Idea Store on Main Street announces closing out prices for men's sport shoes. Selected men’s sneakers are advertised at 247 dollars and 3.47 dollars, with limited quantities and sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
New Idea
Main Street
Maynard
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Dau
Apayers
Boston Land
St Perch
Es Club Paysribute
R. M. Evans
Iconsin
West Acton
Preath
Tolan
U. S
Metcalfe
Olympic Stadium
Eddie Tolan
Rab
United States
Percy Williams
Arthur Jonath
Germany
Simpson
U.S
Joubert
South Africa
Japan
Low
Bruler
Bigelow
Malden-on-Hudson, N.Y
Doorn
Ontoni
House of Correction
Mecca
Washington
Palco Eying
Hushka
Tin Tomionl
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Willow Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Noble
Gertrude Meder
Harold Ward Jr
Concord N H
Ruth Cochrane
Irene Rogers
Raymond Slattery
Farm Road
Thomas Richards
Ernestine
Roselle
Alice
Hieste
Mike Coppola
Albert Coppola
Camelia Coppola
Hampton Beach, N. H
Maynard Rogers
Amy Hebb
Jean Bradley
Bear Hill Pond
Harvard
Jackie
Louis G.’ Hudson
The
Congregational Church
Lester G. Ross
Herbert A. Wheeler
L. Ada Berry
Cora B. Beerry
Lewis. A. Hastings
Harold Clark
Sterling
Meese
Mrs. E M Evens
Neil McGarty
Gembridge
Laurence
Ashove Y
John Dler, Jr
Jasper National
Baskanada
Young
Ee A
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