Road repair petition in Cambridge 1931 hearing set
Massachusetts court record notes a petition from residents of Roxbury and Reading to repair Route No 2 near Square Road to Acton. The commissioners adjudged repairs necessary and set a meeting at the Commissioners' Office on August 8, 1931, at 10 AM to relocate and detail repairs. Clerk Ralth N. Smith. Deputy Sheriff John B. Johnson. Dates Aug 12 19, 26.
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Said
Cambridge
Joners
Court House Pidge
John B. Johnson
Lost Book Notice from Payment Institution for Savings
A lost book notice appears from the Payment Institution for Savings. Deposit book number and related details are referenced in the Mass. Bi 1931 notice.
Probate Court cites heirs in Maynard estate for administration
Wealth of Massachusetts estate of George Maynard of Maynard mass is cited in probate court. The petition seeks administration of the intestate estate. Rauha Maynard is named as proposed administrator and the court dates set for appearance on the fourteenth day of July 1931 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Public notice is published in the usual manner.
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George of Maynard
Rauha Maynard
Sudbury Grange meets with stunt entertainment and visit
Sudbury Grange No. 121 holds a meeting at Grange Hall on Tuesday August 25 at 8 pm featuring new and original stunts and refreshments. A surprise visit from a nearby Grange is planned. In parish events Rev Chanting Brown preaches on world soul limits mathematics cannot pass at First Parish. Sudbury Women's Garden Club to hear Prof Clark Thayer on floral arrangement in September.
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Sudbury
Grange Hall
Ustie
Chanting Brown
Plegeh
Mose
Andy Caxton
Nathaniel Loring
Sudbury ‘Women’s Garden
Legion Convention Plans Highlight Sudbury News
Sudbury votes for state American Legion convention in Plymouth this Thursday to Saturday with Roland Paton named as post representative. Auxiliary set to meet in Boston August 26 27 and 29. other local members may attend as vacation. Work on the new town hall progresses with steel framing visible. George Goodsow adds a blacksmith to his garage team.
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Sudbury
The
American Legion
Plymouth
Roland Paton
Atlantic
National’ Bank
the. Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion
Boston
CG. Arvid
Nelgon
George H. Gohlke
Wisconsin
Maron FP. Rankine
Friendship
Maine
George Goodsow
Sudbury Notes Mention Local Socials and Travel
Barbara Way in Chuchorra with friends for the month. Ralph W. Stone and Stanley Emery of Framingham spent the weekend in Waterford Maine. Dorothy Hunter from Nashua NH vacationing in northern Vermont this week and York Beach Maine next week. Mary White of Phil gas station plans a Maine trip with her brother. Hubert S. Samill of Wells Me, formerly Sudbury, staying with R. W. Stone for the month.
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Barbara Way
Chuchorra
Charley Horn
Ralph W. Stone
Stanley Emery
Framingham
Waterford
Maine
Dorothy Hunter
Nashua
N.H
Vermont
York Beach
Mary White
Phil
Hubert S. Samill
Wells
Sudbury
R. W. Stone
Bedford Residents Head to Coastal Vacations
Bedford notices list William Arnold and family staying at Hampton Beach New Hampshire while Merton Wipchenbaugh and a Hartford Street family depart for a two week Maine trip. A Mrs Roneell Dodge and her daughter plan a Friday visit to the Center Street store area where a new A and P market with a meat counter is planned.
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William Arnold
Hampton Beach, NH
Merton Wipchenbaugh
Hartford St
Maine
I Roneell Dodge
Arene Rd
Pee Heears
Notice of Lost Deposit Book 36561 at Middlesex Savings
The Middlesex Institution for Savings announces that Deposit Book No 36561 is lost and payment is stopped. H F Smith Treasurer Concord Massachusetts announces the notice dated August 12 1931.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
H. F. Smith
Concord
Mass
Concord Co-operative Bank
Dirigible packs Maynard Peoples Theatre for three day run
The Dirigible cinema drew capacity crowds at the Peoples Theatre in Maynard for three days ending yesterday. Maynard Concord Acton Sudbury and Bedford residents attended as guests of the management with Maynard cadets delivering a drill and clergymen invited to the show. Manager Burton Coughlin praised advertising in the Enterprise and confirmed plans for more top shows this season.
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Maynard
Dirigible
Moving ‘Picture
Peoples Theatre
Peoples “Theatre
Bridget
Burton Coughlin
Concord
Acton
Sudbury
Bedford
Vicinity
Broadway
Bogton
Local Folks Share Weeklong Visits and Travel News
SOUTH ACTON notes residents and guests with several trips and stays. Jesse Reynolds and family spent a week at Knobb's pond in Groton. Shermian McGreen visited New York City and nearby areas before returning home. Gertrude Leard and children from Nashua stayed with her parents on Maple Street. Edwin Locke of Hudson visited his daughter on Main Street. Eva Sweet has returned home from the hospital and is recovering. Everett Reed and family spent Sunday camping in Rindgé New Hampshire. I K Travis returned to her daughter Carl Swenson's home after weeks in Derry New Hampshire. Florence and Irene Merriam enjoy a rest. Clarence and Douglas Reynolds visit at Martin Street. Nettie L Godding of Bisbee Arizona visits her parents on Main Street.
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Jesse Reynolds
Knobb’s Pond
Groton
Shermian- McGreen
New York City
Gertrude Leard
Nashua
William Goodearl
Maple Street
Edwin Locke
Hudson
Kenneth Reed
Main Street
Eva Sweet
Everett W. Reed
Rindgé
N. H
I. K. Travis
Carl Swenson
Derry
Florence
Irene Mer-riam
Ieee
Srahehe Peake
Cardinals Confident in Home Stretch for Pennant Race
St Louis manager Gabby Street leads a confident charge as the Cardinals push into the final drive for the National League title. Street says Chicago will be toughest foe, notes seven reliable starters, and believes a World Series appearance is possible if they meet the Athletics again.
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New York
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Street
Manger Street
Cardinals
A’s
Grove
Earpshaw
Walbere
Hoyt
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Hack Wison
Chicago
Rogers Hornaby
New York Giants
Marlboro Be BIA Open City Championship Series
Marlboro enters the 1931 city championship with a best of five series. The Sons of Italy nine defend the title against Wand Park and Gauthier of BA, all part of the Assabet Valley League this season, fighting to retain the crown.
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Marlboro
Marlboro- Be Bia
Park Hom Fenel
Masie
Z Meupess
Sis
Gauthier
Sons of
Italy
Young sports stars emerge across disciplines in 1981 scene
The piece notes a surge of talented youths in sports, highlighting 18 year old tennis player Alice Marble and 90 pound swimmer Miss Rawls who defeated Eleanor Holm in the 400 meter medley. It mentions Marble as a rising net star and references past greats like Maurice McLoughlin, with expectations of more coverage of her in the future.
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Kathrine
Wis
Alice ‘Mathie
California
Miss Rawls
Land of the Orange
Eleanor
Holm
Georgi
Cole
Alicé Marblé
Marvel
NASA
Aenea
Howard
Avi
Maurice McLoughlin
Contin
Lk Veyelone
City nine tops visitors in slugfest at Ward Park
Marlboro league leaders edged Hudson Town 7-3 in a high drama game at Ward Park. City team built lead with a three run fourth inning as Byars and Manning fueled offense. Novsek and Swartz contributed steady defense.
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Marlboro
Asaabet
Batk
Hudson Town
Vna
Ward
oripNasekis
Swartz
Cesarie
Miss Mildred Simpson Returns to Waltham Teaching Duties
Northboro reports Miss Mildred Simpson a Waltham public school teacher has returned home after a summer course at Columbia University. She will resume teaching duties next month. Grange meeting was held at Grange Hall School Street with Master Robert W Blakely presiding as the secretary.
Fragmentary quotation analysis on Swift and Coen
The fragmentary text cites Jonathan Swift praising a man who can do more for his country than politicians. It speculates about Coen and a subsequence, then references protein and beset, yielding no clear event or context. The source is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names.
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Jonathan Swift
Coen
Acton Mite Dorothy Mead and Aunt Deborah Brave Attend
A garbled West Acton scene notes Dorothy Mead and Deborah Brave visiting Biddeford and attending gatherings with neighbors and family over the weekend. Mentions Mr and Mrs A J Gar Ot Mire Thomas Curley Ma Sebastian and others in New Jersey and a religious feast.
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Dorothy
Mead
Deborah Brave
Biddeford
Post
Howard Fracey
Mro
Chas
George
Hard Fair
Brothen
Groeten
Gar- Caan
Arate
Okain
A. J. Gar
Thomas Curley
Sebastian
Mary Ee
Sinter Mary Levice
New Jersey
Tenay
Wiles
Eliza
Club News From Czechoslovakia Tourists Benefit
Travelers report in Czechoslovakia that membership offers privileges such as reduced railroad fares and route time guidance. Articles describe practical advice and involved adventurers seeking ordinary access and benefits during visits.
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Czéchoslovak Arty
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