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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1933
Page
4
Martin Lomasney Remembered as Boston Political Icon
The article reflects on Martin Lomasney a lifelong Boston politician known for influence in the West End and his long held power base. It notes his colorful character and enduring political activity since the 19th century's end. A monument to Redendricks in New England is cited as part of the era's commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lomasney
Boston
West End
Thomas Redendricks
New England
Martin Lomas
Unclear OCR Fragments Hint At Labor, Sports, and Exploitation
Fragmentary text mentions offices in Washington, long hours, cold weather, and labor. References to baseball, customers, and income hint at exploitation concerns. No clear events, dates, or names are readable to define a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ruth
Ana
John
Mrs Buscemi Dies at 46 in Maynard Home
Mrs Rose Buscemi of 49 Butler Avenue Maynard died suddenly Thursday morning at her home. Doctor N J Hi of Hudson said death was due to natural causes. Survived by husband six sons and two daughters. Funeral held at St Brigid's Church with burial in parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rose
Susceim
Butler Avenue
N. J. Hi
Hudson
Buscemi
Francis
Joseph
Tony
Salvatore
Fred
Mary Cattucoa
Annie
St. Brin
Chirch
Faulkner Family Reunion At Historic Acton Homestead
Descendants of Edmund Faulkner gathered at the old High Street homestead in Acton on August 12 to organize the Faulkner Family Association. Dr Herbert Faulkner of Keene was chosen president with William Faulkner as secretary and Luther as treasurer. Attendees traveled from New Hampshire Somerville Ireland Hingham Chelmsford and Detroit Michigan. A basket lunch was shared on the lawn followed by social hour amid concern over the disappearance of A Thompson of Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
High Street
Hurday
Edmund Faulkner
England
Andover
Massachusetts
Ammirhumahar Faulkner
Acton Faulkners
Herbert Faulkner
Keene
William Faulkner
Luther
Chelmsford
Paulkner
New Hampshire
Somerville
Irea
Hingham
Charles F. Campbell
Detroit
Michigan
Sophia Faulkner Campbell
A. Thompson
Hyde
Harry Wade
Portland
Oregon
Will Cole
Winchester
W B Currier
Main Street
Sarah Cairns
George Hodson
Liberty Street
Seth J Reed
Mattapukett
Otis J Reed
Earl G Miller
University, Virginia
Sudbury Parish Notes Preaching and Music Planned
The real department notes Mrs Atkinson and others in leading roles. A soprano solo will be performed next Sunday. The sermon, Is Religion Behind the Times, will be preached by Edward Perry Daniels of Concord First Parish at 11 o clock with the church choir providing music. Sunday school and kindergarten start at 11. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finets
Engagement Announced for Miss Marjorie Perry
Sudbury announces the engagement of Marjorie Frances Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester L B Perry to Russell Ingram Oldridge of Concord. The couple’s families confirm the forthcoming marriage and plan arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Chester LB. Perry
Marjorie Frances Perry
Russell Ingram Oldridge
Concord
Vacationers and visitors noted in local columns
Acton Mr and Mrs Richard A Lowden spend vacation in Vermont with relatives at Danby. Lawrence Owen of Wak is visiting at Aunt Miss Mary L Owen’s home. Barbara Clapp of Boston visits Robbins Court. Espie rode to Harvard on Thursday August 20 to see friends Ben and Ed mond Norman then returned home Friday thinking he had done a stunt for a kid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Lowden
Vermont
Raymond
Danby
Lawrence Owen
Wak
Mary L. Owen
School Street
Barbara Clapp
Boston Fe
Har R. Reynolds
Robbins Court
Espie
Harvard
Ben
Edmond Norman
Carlson Family Plans London Trip on August 27
Concord resident Carl C Carlson will travel to London on August 27 after responding to a cable from Albert Gowen his secretary. He has been in a tract to rent the house on the Gowen estate Sudar road and will also engage with Pat President of the Concord Men's Crab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Carl .C. Carlson
London
Albert
Gowen
Sudar Road
Caron
Competition Keen At Meet
Camp Resolute in Boston hosts a water meet with spirited competition despite smaller enrollment. Lightweight and middleweight events feature close finishes, with Jack Ripley and Lawrence Giorgiani among top performers and Red Cross Life Saving pins awarded to Paris Giorgiani Kinnarney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Resolute
Boston
Jack Ripley
Gus Quinzani
Richard Dyed
Don Morse
Salvie Reid
John Creamer
Ceck
Henry Tosdigtioni
Waldo Donnell
Honore
Morse
Quingani
Moree
Lawrence Giorgiani
Henry ‘ S
Leonard Hokins
Arthur Thom
Harold Butterfield
Paolino Sarno
Arthur Om William Small
Tordiglione
Infield
Barno
Small
Thomson
Carl Eokins
Thomas Gooch
Robert O’malley
Richard Porter
Gooch
O'Malley
Porter
Rose
Bailey
Red Cross
Oppola
Albert Senacal
Wurior
Robert Paris
Joseph Kinnarney
Framingham
Acton Fair Grows with Community Support and New Attractions
Acton Agricultural Association reflects on seventeen years of fairs driven by local exhibitors and state aid. The 1983 event promises a larger midway, new attractions, a bigger horse and pony show, Friday fireworks, and music on both days. Membership costs one dollar a year with equity in property based on years of dues. nonmembers can request a program and premium book from secretary A P Durkee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Agricultural Association
Acton
Acton Fair
Department of Acrculture
Middlesex County Extension Service
Association
Allvover
Middlesex
A P Durkee
West Concord
Mass
Georgeé
A. Richardson
Grace Holland Rest Break and Marine Private Thomas Cole Jr
Miss Grace Holland is resting two weeks from duties at Boston City Hospital. She spent a week with Mrs. Mary Jones at Singing Beach New Hampshire. Thomas W. Cole Jr., first class private in the United States Marine Corps, stationed on the U S S Pennsylvania on the west coast, enjoys a thirty day furlough at his father's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Holland
Boston City Hospital
Mary Jones
Singing Beach
N. H
Thomas W. Cole Jr
United States Marine Corps
U. S. S. Pennsylvania
Mail Messenger Takes Post Between Office and Station
John G. Maguire began duties as mail messenger between the post office and Boston and Maine Railroad Station on Monday August 7, 1933 as Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Gale of School Street prepare for a transfer to Charlestown Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Gale
School Street
Charlestown Navy Yard
John G. Maguire
Boston
Maine R. R
Not Guilty Jessie Costello Freed after Salem poison case
Jessie B Costello walked free in Salem after a six month trial drama over her husband Captain William J Costello's death. The jury found Not Guilty. Crowds cheered as she left court and declared she was going home to her babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Archie Frost
Foreman
James Campbell
Frost
Campbell
Foreman Campbell
Francis BH. Rafter
Frank
Ralph Blair
Cecilia McNeil
Wiltian. E. O Brien
O'Brine
Salem
Jessie B. Costello
Massachusetts
New England
L. Parele
Go Nla
Edward F. Pierce
Peabody
Willam
J. Costello
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Captain Costeo
Costello
Edward J. McMahon
Hugh A. Creggad
Jessie Burnett Costello Trial Remains a Courageous Legal Battle
In a Massachusetts murder trial Jessie Burnett Costello faced a long defense against charges she poisoned her husband Bill Costello with cyanide and oxalic acid while her supporters framed her as innocent. Expert testimony described how body changes and alleged poison handling supported circumstantial evidence. The case drew crowds as the trial neared its end with Costello choosing to address the jury in a final plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fyfe
William Boos
Bill
Carl Bisson
Jessie
Pomeroy
William Jr
Jessie Burnett Costello
Massachusetts
Death Notice Fragment from Wakefield Area
Passed away after a brief illness at the hospital. He was visiting his sister to recuperate. Survived by wife Mary Bracken McCarthy. sons Robert and Richard. father Patrick M. McCarthy of Wakefield. brothers Rick Jr. of this city and Mic John of Hudson. sisters McCarthy of Wakefield and Maiden. Funeral arrangements by Tighe of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akkefield
Mary
Bracken
McCarthy
Robert
Richard
Patrick M
Wakefield
Brothrick, Jr
Mic John
Hudson
Wakefield Ap
Maiden
West Acton Socials Highlight Summer Outings
The West Acton sister Mrs King of Ma and Miss Hazel Beach hosted a Sunday gathering with about 26 friends from Berlin Acton and Maynard. They enjoyed meals and traveled to Marblehead and Lake Winnipesaukee while relatives and neighbors joined in on the town health club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Plora Beach
Berlin
Acton
Maynerd
Hazel Beach
Marblehead
Health
Frank Tasker
Mes
Lake Boom
Lacoe
Arlington
Ernest
Lake Winnipquam
Hampshire
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Essai Se
Marlboo
Aaron Mass
Enterprise Incorporated
Postoffice
Marlboro
Congress
Lea
Imed
Concord, Sudbury
Mmartin Lomasney
Mrs. Buscemi
South Acton
Celine
Resolute
Saeaids
Ee Freed
Maurice _McCarties
Wakefel
West Acton
Bya
BOSTON _DANG
Burdett College
Dberg
Cours
Combeieg
Stuart Street
Hancock
Maynard, Mass
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