Boston Land Deal Controversy Spurs Public Works Action
State Public Works plans proceed with two disputed projects amid governor’s council opposition. Revere East Boston land takings and the Boston Turnpike, including a $388 000 payment for property, are labeled a land racket by taxpayers groups. Myron Widgerson leads the Revere Real Estate and Taxpayers association in demanding hearings.
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Governor’s Council
William S. Youngman
State Department of Public ‘Works
Boston—Revere Highway
Boston
Revere
East Boston
Day Square
Ast
Newburyporn Turnpike
Myron Widgerson
Revere Real Estate and Taxpayers Association
Memorial Service for Richard Evans Held by Marlboro Club
A memorial service for Richard Evans, longtime Marlboro Club member and Kiwanian ally, was held at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Attendees included Marlboro Club officials, Worcester delegates, City Mayor Charles A Lyons, and Kiwanis District Governor. Rev Walter R Tourtel led the service with tributes highlighting Evans’s loyalty, leadership, and dedication to fellow man.
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Oro
Holy Trinity Episcopal
Richard
Marlboro Club
Ubs
Evans
Deparm
Frank
tBates
Worcester
Stc
Charles A Lyons
Walter R Tourtell
Lurch
Richard M
Wauwautosa
Wis
Kiwanis
Anderson
Harold Wheeler
Welfare Board and Selectmen Discuss Work Aid Plan
A joint meeting of the Welfare Board and Board of Selectmen outlined placing all aid recipients to work. The plan calls for six days of work per week with daily pay, and includes duties such as cemetery improvements, highway brush cutting, and water and park projects. Local officials listed include George Morrison Harrington Te, Edgar M. Smith, Charles, and Alfred W. Ash, with M Proctor and Warren Ward noted.
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Welfare Board
Togethe Board of Selectmen Missioners
Comen Missioners
Giydays
Han George A. Morrison
Harrington
Adbert
Ard
Tmen
Park
E. Warren Ward
M. Proctor
Edgar M. Smith
Charles
Alfred W
Anniversary Greetings Mark Ninety Years for Mrs Willard
In West Acton a birthday party honored Mrs Almira Willard of Fairhaven who is ninety. Relatives attending included Marilyn Scribner Bernice Ron Harry Scribner Stephen Scribner Margaretta Lawrence and David Scribner. Mrs Willard remains in remarkable health. invitations numbered about eighty.
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West ‘Acton
Hobart
Mead
Jopong
Almira Willard
Fairhaven
Willard
Acton
Meads
Preston
Almira
Ralph Baker
New York
Cambridge Hospital
Martha Houghton
Our Town
Richard Kinsley
Chicago
Lena Rodway
Irene Youne Thurmith
Cambridge
Marilyn Scribner
Bernice Ron Harry ‘Scribner
Stephen Scribner
Margaretta Lawrence
David Scribner
Salisbury Beach
Fort Devens
Excel
Gallant
Lillian Burnham
Somerville
Walpole New Hampshire
Thy
Mr. Caldwell
William Houghton
Arlington Street
Houghton
Holton
Miller’s Falls
Harvey Williams
Maine
Fldttle Rolfe
Margery Smith
Carrabassett
Rolfe Bradbury
Acton Centre
Frank Tasker
Canned Pea Stir Sparks Local Store Ad Spin
A fragment from Maynard notes New Idea Store on Main Street promotes shoes and goods with a $1.47 price and hints at a humorous quip about a cook arriving to prepare canned peas. The snippet suggests light local commerce chatter and a tongue in cheek tone.
Man and Wife Before Court In Marlboro
Hudson Richard Hanley and Martha Hanley faced District Court on neglecting a minor child. He pleaded not guilty and posted 100 bail for August 18. She pleaded guilty and received one year probation. Atty Francis M Walsh represented the couple in a related assault case against Contonia who was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days, suspended to February 2, 1933.
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Hudson
Richard Hanley
Martha Hanley
Houghton Court
Marlboro
Hanley
Francis M.° Walsh
Contonia
House of Correction
Marlboro Man Arrested On Non-Support Warrant
Marlboro police arrested Marlboro David J White of 74 Howland Street on a Clinton warrant charging non support. Jean Contonio of Howe Street was arrested yesterday on a warrant for non support.
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Marlboro
David J .White
Howland Street
Clinton
Jean. C Contonio
Howe Street
Maynard and South Acton Baseball Clash Ends South Acton Victory
South Acton defeated Maynard 5 to 1 at Jones Field on a sunny Sunday. Fullenton pitched a five strike performance for Acton while Rutkowski allowed four hits for Maynard. Enneguess drove in two runs for Acton. The article notes next Sunday’s rematch and ties to Labor Day plans with Dance in Exchange hall and a butterfly quilt prize.
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Maynard
South Acton
A. A
Jones Field
Fullenton
Acton
Rutkowski
Ennegguess Acton
Shorstop
South
Foley
Enneguess
Tucker
Freeman
Sparrf
Hayes If
Reynolds
Fullenton P
Fardy
Bush
Burns
E. 'Ketola
White
Grondahl
Alto ¢E
F.ketolarf
A. Ketola
Rutowskip
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Athletic Association
Carl C. Plint
Exchange Hall
Mecca for Sun's Eclipse in Fryeburg Maine
Fryeburg Maine in the White Mountains foothills becomes the world center for observing the total solar eclipse on August 31 Daniel Webster taught school here during its early history and the town promotes eclipse viewing events and facilities for visitors.
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Fryeburg
White Mountains
Daniel Webster
Largest Assortment of Women's Novelty Saves in Town
Storefront claim highlights Jackson's on Main offering a vast range of womens novelty items at low prices.
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Jackson’s
Main Street
Maynard
Adv
Maynard Marriage Filings and July Worcester Ceremony
Intention of marriage filed at Maynard town clerk between Martha Irene Sarnella of Maynard and Richard Andrew Lowden of Acton. Miss Evelyn Muriel Jameson daughter of George W. Jameson Elmwood Street Maynard and Jas P Farrell of Sudbury married Saturday July 30 by Rev Donald N Alexander at St John’s Church Worcester.
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
West Concord social visits span states and coast
West Concord residents Mr and Mrs Warren B. Goddard visit friends in Bridgewater and Wickford Rhode Island today and tomorrow. Mrs Olive Desmoret Mrs William S. Ingham and daughter Belle at West Concord and Miss Helen Brown of Maynard spend vacation at Hampton Beach New Hampshire.
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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. He visited Hudson yesterday afternoon and evening to promote his candidacy, following Major James T. widely known veteran of World War I. Walsh was the first to announce, with four others entering the race since.
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W. H. Walsh
Framingham
Middlesex County
Hudson
James T
Walsh
Liberty Conn Distillery Case Slips Into Courtroom Slur
In Liberty Connecticut the courtroom heard testimonies about intoxication and coins said to have caused unsteady gait. Melvin claimed innocence as the judge ruled not guilty after a walk test.
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Nate
Melvin
New Idea Store Offers Dress Shirt Bargains
Another lot of pre shrink broadcloth dress shirts for sale at one dollar each. Located at Main street, New Idea Store. Advertisement notes Maynard.
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New Idea Store
Main Street
Maynard
Local Readers Share Travel and Vacation News
Marlboro Mr and Mrs George Ward of Gay Street join an auto trip to Canada and the White Mountains Harold Ward Jr of Gay Street vacationing with relatives in Concord New Hampshire Miss Ruth Cochrane of Concord New Hampshire returns home after visiting Irene Rogers in this city Earl Sargent returns to Concord New Hampshire after visiting at East Main Street Raymond Slattery of Farm Road takes a job as chauffeur with a bus line Thomas Richards with daughters Ernestine Roselle Alice and Histe returns from a motor trip to Canada Mike Coppola Albert Coppola and Camelia Coppola return from a Hampton Beach New Hampshire vacation Arthur Turner of United Shoe Machinery Co on his two week annual vacation
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Mr. and
Sway
George Eee Ae
A Ottassorie Ward
Gay Street
Canada
White Mountains
Arthur ‘Turner
The
United Shoe Machinery Co
Worcester County Picnic Highlights and Local Updates
The Worcester County picnic will be held at Lake Chauncy in Westboro on August 10 with visits to fruit and dairy farms and a special program for women plus 4 H club events. Hon Gasper Bacon will be the afternoon speaker and attendees are urged to bring a basket lunch.
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Worcester’ County
Lake Chauncy
Westboro
Gasper
Bacon
Visiting locals and town chatter across Hudson area
Hudson Neil McGorty of embridge stays with brothers in Hudson for a few days while on business and vacation to Canada. Robert H Kerrigan an insurance broker is confined to his Walnut street home by illness. Donald Baudain of East Brookfield visits Mr and Mrs C W Jandron on Pope street. A clerk comments on a damaged line about an eruption in a book store.
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Neil McGorty
Embridge
Hudson
Robert H. ‘Kerrigan
Walnut Street
Donald Baudain
East Brookfield
C. W. Jandron
Pope St
Giants for Sale Rumors Stir Backfield of New York
Newspaper speculates that the New York Giants may change ownership and management with Bil Terry likely to be dismissed and John McGraw possibly reappointed, as a group contemplates purchasing the club and guiding a return to the Polo Grounds.
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New York
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Bil Terry
Giants
John McGraw
Boston Braves
McGraw
New ‘York Giants
Ang Terry
Saay
Death of Ra State Man III Pittsfield Aug 3
The death of Ra State Man III in Pittsfield is reported with Chief of Police William Beveridge and a local undertaker involved. Dr. Robert Wilcox, medical examiner, and health department doctors concluded findings and will forward them to the state attorney general. The body was found in the Cedar canal near a local mill.
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Pittsfield
William
de Beveridge
Millvil
Dertaker
Board ‘of Health
Beveridge
Cedar Canal
Robert Wilcox
State. Department Health
Dances At 98 In Pittsfield Celebrates Birthday
Mrs Catherine Haltgan at 98 performs a lively dance at home in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Family and friends gather to mark her birthday. She enjoys daily walks and full newspaper reading without glasses. Her sister Mrs Philip Mugler, age 102, is her only rival in activity.
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Pittsfield
Maheokee
Catherine Halt’gan
Men’s Sport Shoes Offer at New Idea Store
Shoe sale at New Idea Store Main Street Maynard closes out with prices as low as 2.47 and 3.47 dollars for men’s sport footwear.
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Goodyear Wells
New Idea
Main Street
Maynard
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Gertrude Meder
Septemer
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Washington Poliznan Dosing
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Harold Ward Jr
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Concord
Irene Rogers
Earl Sargent
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Raymond Slattery
Farm Road
Thomas Richards
Ernestine
Roselle
Alice
Histe
Mike Coppola
Albert Coppola
Camelia Coppola
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Amy Hebb
Jean Bradley
Bear ‘Hill Pond
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Louis G. Hudson
Congregational Church
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Lester G. Ross
Herbert L. Wheeler
L. Ada Berry
Cora E. Beerry
Lewis. A. Hastings
Harold Clark
Sterling
Unitaxten Alliance
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Ie E M.evans
Board of Registrars
Selectmen’s
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Conser Siete
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