New England Textiles Boost as Employment Rises in July
An optimistic U S government wage report notes improved textile manufacturing and shoe industry activity in New England. Massachusetts cities including Worcester Somerville Springfield Lowell and New Bedford report better employment in late July with three new shoe plants opening. The overall rebound spans hosiery paper and electrical equipment, aided by highway projects and public works expanding employment for thousands.
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Hgton
New England
Massachusetts
Worcester
Somerville
Springfield
Lowell
New Bedford
Lawrence
Haverthree
Bevin Lowell
He Mills
England
Ind
Hunure
Meader
Fall River
Pees
Sheriff John R. Fairbairn Seeks 33rd Year renomination in Middlesex
Republican nomination papers with over 23000 signatures were filed for Sheriff John R. Fairbairn known as The Grand Old Man of Middlesex County who has served as sheriff for 33 years. The article notes his long career dating to 1896 appointment as jail master in East Cambridge and 20 years reelection record under a six year term. It highlights the county jail power plant project described as highly efficient and among the best in the United States by government inspectors.
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John R. Fairbairn
Middlesex County
Fairbairn
Commonwealth
Seec Oi Sand
Oly Ot Ari
Aldernees
Sheriff Fairbairn
East Cambridge
Wolcott
Cushing
United States
Helping Hand Society All Day Picnic
Members of the Helping Hand Society of the West Cowan Union, LC, spent a joyful day at the home of Mrs John Ingham on Avenue last Wednesday. President Phine Pearce led a program with residents and children enjoying a church outing and luncheon.
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Halping Hand Society
West Cowan Union, LC
John . Ingham
Phine Pearce
Local Social Notes Boilerplate From Sudbury Update
Fragmentary social items mention Mr and Mrs Harry Schmeee of Westchester New York Miss Redmond of Arlington and Miss May MacDonald Belmont. Harriett Goodnow helped by housework in Center, Bowry King Philip Weatherford Buxton confined to residence a week and now active again.
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Harry Schmeee
Westchester
N. Y
Redmond
Artingtn
May
MacDonald
Belmont
Center
Harriet Goodnow
W-Bowry
Philip Weer
Buxton
Nome Ce
Ewberershe
Sudbury South Natickers Rally Past Braves 10 8
South Natick built a quick 10 run lead before the Braves rallied. Sudbury’s pitching held firm as Tun Sonne secured the win and Cunningham and Baldwin delivered solid support. Final score South Natick 10 Braves 8.
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Sudbury
South Natickers
Jimmy ‘Mercury
Braves
Tick
Coring
Se Ptcher
Tun Sonne
Sora Cunningham
Baldwin
South Natick
Nursery Team Secures Victory Over Legion in Sudbury Series
Sudbury-Doherty's squad won a tight Sudbury League game Friday as the Legion’s late rally fell short. Slow balls and late defense helped the Nursery side hold the edge with umpire calls noted as routine. Charley Horne and the key players propelled the win amid a close battle.
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Sudbury
Charley ‘Horne
Rice
Bovis
Maynard Wins Club Championship in Close Final
Maynard defeated Noble Morton five up in the final round to win the club championship. Morton posted rounds of 38 and 42 totaling 80 while Maynard totaled 75, with a decisive 75 to 80 margin. The match was played in late September after a nine-hole start and featured tense play, ending by one stroke.
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Maynard
Carlton
Chub
Noble Morton
Morton
Stow Golf Course Hosts Senator Walsh and Visitors
A Stow Golf Course outing Sunday featured Senator David J. Walsh of Clinton as a distinguished visitor. Owner Charles M. Cox gave Walsh a house tour while a Somerville teachers group and other locals attended. The event included a Saturday dance with long intermission noted by attendees.
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Rari Ae
Stow
David J. Walsh
Clinton
Charles M. Cox
Melrose-Malden
Walsh
Somerville
Jeobel
Ythe
Orchestral Talent Draws Crowd at Veterans Party
The Sons of Veterans event featured music and speakers, with the Marlboro Boy Scout Dreer and radio trends noted. Providence and Galt were mentioned along with the Bible Institute under local leadership.
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Sons of Veterans Party
The
Dudley
Thes. Siee Galt
Providence
Bibl Institute
sMr Tting
Open Tourney Friday and Saturday At Maynard Country Club
The annual state open golf tournament under the Massachusetts Golf Association will be held at Maynard Country Club Friday and Saturday this week. Three classes offer suitable prizes with a special award for record-breaking scores. Organizers include Frank C. Siteri and Edward J. Coughlin.
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Maynard
Massachusetts Golf Association
Maynard Country Club
Seeaaea
Eich Te
Woods
Frank C. Siteri
Edward J. Coughlin
Engagement announced for Miss Hope Dudgeon and Edward Chase Jr
Miss Hope Dudgeon of Fairhaven and Smith College graduate becomes engaged to Edward Chase Jr Harvard A B 1931 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Chase of 4 Elm Street. He has another year at Harvard Business School.
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Hope Dudgeon
Fairhaven, & Smith College
Edward Chase, Jr
Harvard
Edward Chase
Elm Street
Chase
Harvard Business School
Hold Third Maynard Event At Grange Hall Ranks Honors
The Hold Third at Maynard featured a series of awards for high honors with recipients including Genevieve Cleary Grace Tucker and B Kirkman. Whist winners were George Hird Gertrude Miler and Marion Whitney. The final event of the series will be held at the rear hall next Wednesday with a bus leaving the square at 7 45 oclock for attendees.
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Maynard
Grange Hall
Bridge
Prises
Genevieve Cleary
Grace Tucker B. Kirkman
R. Te
Mabel Martin
Peapetant B. Howe
M.in
Jeanet Carlton
Ruth Cleary
Frances’ Hawkes
Mary Louka
C. F. Adams
Tolan White
George Hird
Gertrude Miler
Miller
Marion Whitney
All
Helen Hird
Leon
Sation White
Acton News Highlights Fairbanks Family and Local Guests
Local notices recount Mrs Charles H Fairbanks and Miss Helen Fairbanks enjoying Goose Rock Beach in Biddeford while Miss Alice Fairbanks visits Harrington. Richard Lowden returns to mail duties after a two week honeymoon through New Hampshire Vermont and Canada. Details include returns of teachers Walter Holt and family from a lengthy honeymoon and other residents with varied postings and health notes.
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Charles H. Fairbanks
Helen BE. Fairbanks
Goose Rock Beach
Biddeford
Maine
Alice T. Fairbanks
Harrington
Richard A. Lowden
New Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Walter A. Holt
Acton
Pacific
Praeee
Uni
Deriv
Mary’ Johnson
Mize Bernice Downie
Rau‘Woodworths
Starbird Camp
Brandon
Gg ~ Hardy
New
Donald
Berte
Autograph Hunters Loiter at Fort Pond Event
Amateur photographers surround a speaker amid a luncheon and reception scene. The crowd asks for a pose as Maynard lingers in memory while phrases of farewell float through the air in a small town setting.
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Gommon
Fort Pond
Prion Jon
York
Dan ‘Ward
Maynard
Finiar
Sportsmen To Hold Sept 18 Outing At Maynard Grounds
The Maynard Road and Club grounds will host a sportsmen outing on September 18. An attraction will provide care for attendees and ads in season tickets highlight best folk in the towns where the clubs meet.
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Com Aa
Venenatis
Maynard
Three Cars In Accident Near Boeske Ward Ross Street
A multi car collision occurred around 9 25 near Boeske ward Ross Street involving the car of John King and a vehicle driven by Hollis Maynard. Kings wife and four others escaped injury while Miss Mary Twohy passenger with Ross sustained facial injuries and was taken to Emerson hospital Hooper.
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Boeske Ward
Ross
Waltham
John King
Hollis Maynard
Moss
Mr. King
Low
Mary Twohy
Gong
Emerson Hospital
Hooper
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