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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1936
Page
5
A fragmented notice outlines Tom Mackey's bid for an office with strong Democratic backing. It notes his long party service, roles as Assistant City Deputy Collector, and experience overseeing large sums. The text references his career, leadership positions, and prior responsibilities within the party framework.
The article notes Meena, praised by A. C. H. and friends, is expected to be nominated by his party and viewed as a strong prospect for Middlesex County Treasurer. Tom, with many Marlboro connections and service in the 104th, leads active networks across fifty four towns promising a vigorous campaign. Advertising pays best.
State report shows Marlboro spent $13 100 on 12 structures in July, up from $7 660 on seven sites in June. Statewide construction rose 26.3 percent to $4 865 230, with Marlboro renovations at seven sites totaling $4 550 and planned new work set at $7 750 for three homes and $800 for two nonresidential buildings.
The Marlboro Tennis Association in Bigelow plans a championship match between Samuel Perelman and Richard Temple at Ward Park courts Saturday. The group reviews registration plans, re registers members with a small fee, and prepares trophies for season ending events.
The quarterly financial statement shows on hand May 1 1936 101.63 received 50.00 from Metropolitan Woman's Club fund total income 262.80 balance 101.62 August 1 79.68 funds directed to district nurse work and related items.
The Marlboro Shoe Centennial sports committee sanctions a Ward Park track meet on August 29 at 9 30 am open to seniors with 18 events including a playground relay. Two youth classes 12 and under and 12 to 15 participate. B B A and Song of Italy nines meet August 29. softball game planned August 28.
Number of patients 146. Calls total 372 with 199 paid calls and 61 Metropolitan Insurance calls. Free calls 61. Our District Nurse Mrs Nellie Matcee Sea am to 5.30 pm except ee apis. K Barrett.
Mayor Charles A Lyons accepts invitation from Mayor Henry Martens of Sofield to review the parade and drum corps competition. Travel details arranged through Finns bus agency at 109 Main Street.
Marlboro Last rites for Mrs Ora M Walker wife of Herbert F Walker were conducted yesterday by Bullock pastor of the First Baptist church where Mrs Walker was an active member. Bearers were Roscoe D Berry Perley Benner Herbert S Bartlett and MM Martin. Burial followed in Rocklawn cemetery under Sumner C Gage funeral director.
Marlboro service for Seth P Carpenter a local clothier will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock at Grace Church. Funeral arrangements note a large turnout expected from friends and the community.
A Borneo plant bears a round hard fruit used by locals as a substitute for onions. The fruit is occasionally employed in cooking, offering an alternative flavor when onions are unavailable.
Miss Mildred Sowby of Marlboro is guest of her aunt Mrs Mae MacFarlane on Newton street. The text notes several relatives and visits across Arlington Vermont Hudson and Gay street with mentions of Mr and Mrs Clodie Lacroix and Mr James T McManus.
Mr and Mrs James and two children of Detroit visit relatives in the city. Thelma Howe Langan, now Mrs. Lang an, previously lived here. Daughter Jacqueline will visit Waltham, Constance stays with parents. Langans moved from Waltham to Detroit nearly a year ago. Lincoln street resident returns from Hull vacation. James T. McManus resumes Marmoro Theatre duties after annual Rhode Island trip with Mrs McManus and children.
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