NARD SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER WITH NEW ASSIGNMENTS
School notes show staff changes at Roosevelt and Regis Weston lineups. Ruth G replaces torence as Senior High lead. May graduates from Regis Weston 1983 joins grade assignments. list includes principals Moynihan Provo lo Caroline Herbert and staff across grades 1 through 6.
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Moynihan
Juliza
Catherine
Margaret Kane
Patricia Higgins
Wilson
Main &J
P. Provosoli
Caroline Herbert
Finn
Uber
Irene G. Ie
Acton Woman Minnie L Abbott L Cobbs Dies at Home
An Acton notice reports the death of Minnie L Abbott L Cobbs at her River Street home on a Thursday evening. Born August 22, 1871 in Crayiley Rhode, she lived in South Acton for fourteen years and was a member of the local war church where she served as a sergeant. She passed away at age 62.
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Acton
Minnie _L
Abbott L. Cobbs
River Street
Crayiley Rhodes
Weemar- Abbott -L. Copb
South Acton
Change in Post Office Hours Announced
Commencing Monday the post office will close at 6.00 p.m. No money orders will be issued after 5.45 p.m. The last evening mail departs at 5.50 p.m. but letters may be mailed at the Boston and Main Station up to 8.30 p.m. Fred A. Tower, Postmaster.
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Auaun
Tas Peteneia
Bostom
Fred A. Tower
Concord woman Mary O Abbott dies after auto collision
Mrs. Mary Ogden Abbott of Sudbury Road Concord dies from injuries after being struck by a motor vehicle while crossing Main Street near the library. She helped organize the Concord N A R A committee and served as vice chairman. Survived by two sons Henry Livermore Abbott of New York and Dr John Adams Abbott, two sisters, and a daughter. Her late husband Henry Adams Abbott died twenty years ago.
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Mary Ogden Abbott
Sudbury Road
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Main Street
Abbott
Concord Court House
Concord N. R. A
Henry. Adams
John Adams
Lincola
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Westwood
Elizabeth Ogden Adams
Lincoln
Bermuda
Henry Livermore Abbott
New York
John Adams ‘Abbott
Rochester
Appointment Confirms State Fire Marshal James M. Reed
Governor name confirms James M. Reed as State Fire Marshal in a ceremonial appointment. Reed previously served in the fire safety department and will oversee state fire prevention programs across multiple counties.
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Boston
INS
B. Biy
James M. Aed
Reception for Newlyweds Maynerd-Mr and Mrs
A large wedding reception was held in Parker Street Hall Saturday night for Maynerd Rutkowski and Jean Fonsell who wed in New Hampshire. Friends and families from Powder Mine Road and Aé Hur Street attended a joyous event with many dancing guests and warm wishes for the couple.
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Maynerd
Adamowski
Hampshire
Parker Street
Ratkowski
Jean ‘Fonsell
Otto Fonsell
Powder Min’ Road
Michael
Rutkowskl
Service for Miss Woodart
A service for Miss Woodart was held at her home. The obituary notes she was a well known resident who died at her residence after a brief illness. The report provides limited details on age or exact cause.
Concord Public Schools Schedule and Admission Rules
The Concord schools set start times for September with high and middle schools at 8 30 and 9 00 respectively. First grade pupils may attend the session at Harvey Wheeler in West Concord from 6 11 to 1 15 316 pm, while Pete Bulkeley hosts a later session 1 165 to 316 pm. New pupils must meet age and vaccination requirements, and non local birth requires birth records. Parents are asked not to accompany new beginners during the first session.
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Concord
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Ter Bulkeley
Pete Bulkeley
Local Couple Wed After White Mountain Tour
In West Acton a couple married and will reside at 4 Maple Street Maynard after returning from a White Mountains tour. The bride and groom are well known locally. The bride Mrs Littlefield runs the Littlefield Insurance Agency in Maynard.
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West Acton
System Way Trust Company
White Mountains
Cape
Maple Street
Maynard
Littlefield
Littlefield Insurance Agency
Maynard Senator Walsh Letters on Public Works Plan
The Maynard Senator David Walsh received four letters from an assistant discussing sites considered for a list of building projects to be submitted to the special board of Public Works under the National Recovery Act.
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Maynard
David “A Walsh
Special Board of Public Works
Federal Aid For Six Months Totals Sch Sixth Thousand
Maynard reports federal aid for six months totaling 7769.83 dollars as the second portion of welfare assistance. The town also received 2312.72 dollars for the first three months. Assessors await rate figures and certification of sums drawn from surplus accounts to reduce the net amount raised for taxes. Cheney and wife of New York, Guy, spent several days of the week.
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Maynard
Eviak
Federar Distributon
Assistan¢E
Secord
Assescore Tu Waheliaa
Danbeak
Essorph i Cheney
New York
Guy
Scouts Win Marksmanship Diplomas At Camp Bachem
Boy Scouts received marksman's diplomas at Camp Bachem range officer Howard Hersey presiding. Promarksman names include John Bartolomeo John Brackett Walter Cook Richard Kean Robert Rand Everett Sargent Jane Kingman Lauren Kingman and others among the shooters.
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Concord
Boy
Camp Bachem
Howard Hersey
Promarksman
John Bartoloméo
John Brackett
Walter Cook
Richard Kean
Robert Rand
Everett Sargent
Janee
Lauren Kingman
Marert
Brackett
John
Richard Clark
Walter
Rans Clarence Genge
Cemien
Firet Glass
Chester Hill
Scorgie
William
Clas
Chester
Donald Scorgie
Curtis
Richard Brainard
Clase
Richard
Community gathers to form Recovery Act committee
An enthusiastic meeting brings together 20 citizens appointed by the Selectmen to organize a campaign committee under the National Recovery Administration principles. The move aims at promoting prosperity and aligning local efforts with the act’s framework.
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National Recovery Administration Committee
NRA Committee Named by General Johnson
At the request of General Hugh S. Johnson Administrator of the National Recovery Act a committee of twenty has been appointed to assist the Concord Ex Men. The committee members are listed as follows with names and designations.
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Hugh §. Johnson
National Recovery, Act
Concord Ex Men
Voters Register 1933 Listing Released
The annual Register of Voters for 1933 compiled by the Town Clerk Frank & Sanderson shows a total of 2621 names. The 1932 list had fewer entries.
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Maynard
Clerk
Prank & Sanderson
Acton Cubs Fall at Jones Field in Nine-Game Set
Acton Cubs suffered a defeat at Jones Field on the seventeenth, dropping to Hampshire in a nine game series. The Cubs entered the day hoping to rebound after the earlier losses in the set.
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South Acton
Acton Cubs
Jones Field
Hampshire
Cubs
Maynard High Football Coach Reports Early Practice Interest
Maynard High coach Al Lever says 50 candidates reported for the first practice session as the squad prepares for the season.
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Maynard
al Lever
Maynard High
Concord Girl Not Abducted
Police concluded Margaret Grimes a 17 year old of 2 Bedford Street was not abducted she went of her own accord with a male companion and returned home officials said the earlier report of force was not supported by her account with no charges filed and the case closed.
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Margaret Grimes
Bedford Street
W Concord Union Church Service Led by Reverend Stone
The West Concord Massachusetts church announces a service led by Rev. Alfred W. Stone at 8:80 a m. The notice mentions the minister and the congregation’s gathering details.
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W. Concord Union Church
West Concord
Magsachweetts
Alfred W. Stone
Two Weddings Planned at BA.Assi Mir Church This Weekend
Maynerd notes two weddings to be solennized at BA.Assi Mir Church. An evening ceremony at 7 p.m. will unite Ming Stella Watlet ter and Joseph hectane went gon. The second couple Jennie Bygot and William Kazokas plan marriage at River Street residence and Charter Road in West Acton.
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Maynerd
Assimir
Stella Watletter
Sylvester
Joseph Hectane
Maynard Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Thomas Cuddy of Maynard observed their 60th wedding anniversary with a quiet celebration at home. They were married in Harrisville, K in 19xx by Reverend Carrigan. The Cuddy family includes three children William Hinds Ward Cuddy and Winthrop Cuddy, twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Maynard
Thomas’ Cuddy
Cut
Harrisville
K. 1
Rever. Carrigan
Cuddy
William Hinds
Baward Cuddy
Winthrop Cuddy
Man Arrests in Break-In Case at Baltimore Suspect
Patrolmen and state police disrupted a store burglary as Thomas Marceionis’s shop was robbed of provisions and radios. Frank Brown alias Braun, of Baltimore, admitted the break and lacked license or registration. Police pledged to return stolen items as court actions proceed.
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Maynard
John
Carol
Over
Ativét
Thomas Marceionis
SER
Frank Brown
Braun
Brown
Baltimore
Tate
Actaig On Informa
Bed Po Mil Niem
Actou Kaatari
Fiorida
Ra Foma
Auty Oven Eik Ethin
Bride-To-Be Shower Honors Miss Jennie Byxgot
A miscellaneous bridal event was held at Miss Jennie Byxgot’s Riv er street home on Friday evening for her upcoming marriage to William Kazokds of Acton. Guests presented many gifts and games were played as refreshments were served, with everyone enjoying the celebration.
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Mayrard
Jennie Byxgot
River Street
William’ Kazokds
Acton
Tax rates and town budget amid 1988 foreclosures
TheCondsed Board of Assessors led by Arthur A Magurn announces the 1988 card tax at 60 cents in rate 1932 of 86.60 dollars with town and state impacts. The levy drops due to lower assessed needs, salaries cut for town employees, and a smaller overall budget. Concord’s state tax share is 12,510 dollars and the county tax is 12,561.48 dollars.
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Concsed
Board of Assenvors
Arthur A Magurn
Chairen
George EB Jogen
Harold L Judkins
Lovel
Concord
PBL Welfare Board Explains Allotment Details
The board explains allotment to one town only and notes lack of communication with mayors and town selectmen. It says no report was filed by a specified date and that the State Emergency Finance Board was not shown the correspondence.
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Mk Betes
Tties
Board of Selectmen of
Low Board of Selectmen
Board of Public Welfare
The
Selectnen
State Emergency Finance Board
of Public Welfare
Wardell
State Division
Een
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