Telegraphing Fads and Fears Across The Week
The piece blends sensational items from the week including hoax freezing claims by Willard denounced by the American Medical Association, labor strikes in New York and Roosevelt’s WPA, Mussolini’s air weapon talk, stock market notes, and fashion trends from Paris. It sketches a mosaic of public anxieties and curiosities.
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Los Angeles
RK & Willard
American Medical Association
Willard
Fishbein
The
Medical Association
Concord Day Camps Inter-playground Meet honors posted
Henry Berlied and John Kililea led Class A and B events at the Concord Day Camps Inter-playground Athletic Meet held Tuesday evening. Emerson and Rideout dominated overall scores with a twilight festival planned for August 29, 1935, at Emerson and Rideout playgrounds.
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Concord
Henry Berlied
Rideout Playground
Wang
Francis Horne
McCarty Ban
Somerville
Edward Flannery
William Coan
Joseph Cotter
Charles Campbell
Joseph Piro
Joseph Regan
Harold Horne
Arrigo Softriti
Bernard Megin
Jona
Miners
Rideout
Emerson
Mideout
Kane
Son Sv
Hideout
Concord Schools Reopen with New Faculty for Sept
Concord Public schools resume on September 4 with teachers returning to Concord High School in the morning to meet the superintendent and principals in the afternoon. The district marks Tercentenary closure on September 12 and 13. Several new faces join the faculties including Miss Helen Harding English Latin at the high school and Miss Florence Brown science mathematics.
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Concord Public
Concord
Helen M Harding
Jackson Colege
Sherborn
Florence M Brown
Derry
University of New Hampshire
Amesbury High School
Ruth A. Nugent
Winthrop
Bridgewater Teachers College
Winchendon
Dorothy M. Hixon
Melrose Highlands
Bridgewater
Kimball School
Stougston
Grace
A. Riddell
Warren
Worcester's College
Fort Hill
New Braintree
Carolyn Files
Merefmith
N. H
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler-West Concern
Evelyn C. Chase
South Easton
Sturdy School
Maynard Girl to Wed in Framingham
Miss Sophie Mary Sukovics daughter of Dr Alfred Sukovics Framingham will marry Stakcy Sienkiewicz Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Sienkiewicz Main Street Framingham at St Stephen's Church next Monday A reception will follow at Dennison Memorial Hall Sienkiewicz recently graduated from the local high school is a member of the local Rotary and Elks and works in the Federal Internal Revenue Office.
National Band to Celebrate 25th Anniversary at Maynard Pond
The National Band marks 25 years with a program at Mayward Pond Westvale next Sunday afternoon. Florence Stove band of 36 from Gardner will join for concerts. The event features vocal and instrumental solos speaking entertainment and attractions led by Hugo Kajander, an original organizer and leading musician.
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Maynad
National Band
Mayward Pond
Westvale
Florence Stove
Gardner
Hugo Kajander
Tel Aviv rises as modern garden suburb in desert sands
Palestine's boom city Tel Aviv grew from Jewish residents who left Jaffa and created a garden suburb in sand dunes. Since World War I the city has shown spectacular growth becoming an all Jewish, modern hub in the Mediterranean region.
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Palestine
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Health center approved and under construction in town
State health officials led by Dr Charles B Mack and colleagues met with local health board to endorse the new health center at the Town House. The modern facility will host a district nurse dental clinic well children and pre school diphtheria clinics. The birth and death records project totals about 900 in cost and 55 to the town. WPA projects will continue to aid health and unemployed at a small town cost.
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I Maynard
Charles B Mack
Oficer
Margaret Martin
Frederic Bennek
Heard Hearth
Miss Ward
Health Board
BRA
Funeral of Edward Callahan Held In Concord
Edward Callahan died suddenly Saturday at about seventy years old. He moved to Concord fifty years ago, married Margaret Moynihan, and worked for the Boston and Maine Railroad before retirement. He was known for kindness and enjoyed horseshoes, and he is survived by his wife.
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Edward Callahan
Concord
Mr. Callahan
Bolton
Laree
Hudson
Party For A R Rivers Marks Forty at Kim Street
The United Cooperative Society employees and directors held a party for store manager A R Rivers on his fortieth birthday at his Kim Street home. He received a cigarette lighter and smokes from staff. A social hour and refreshments followed. Rivers has improved and expanded the local store since taking charge.
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Maynard
United Co-operative Society
A. R. Rivers
Kim Street
Protruding Fish Poles Cause Detours
Pedestrians complain on Hudson streets as fishing poles extend beyond limits, blocking sidewalks and forcing detours over the Washington Street Bridge to avoid pole butts.
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Hudson
Washington Street
Maynard Country Club Opens MGA Golf Tourney Honors
Ed Coughlin former Wecai club member and MGA president won gross honors in the Maynard MGA open medal tournament at Maynard Country Club. He led a field of 46 over two days by two strokes while John Moran of Wachusett captured low net with 189. Other divisions list A Dutton Tra Pelo 80 63 and numerous Maynard participants with various scores.
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Maynard
Ed Coughlin
Wecai Club
MGA
Maynard Country Club
Coughlin
John Moran
Wachusett
Arthur Carlton
Piret
Seem
J. Moran
W J Cochrane
Malcolm Lamp- Wildwood
E John Wildwood
Whetton
Weedham
A Dutton
Trapelo
J. Novick
Staynard
Nordberg
A Carlton
Wasuik
Wetmore
Westboro
Jackson
Tobin
Buchman
Natick
Farquar
Bullard
Swarts
Stewart
Hamilton
Wildwood
Williams
Macone
Plood
Blanchard
Moynihan
South Acton Drops Two In Assabet Valley League
South Acton lost both weekend games in the Assabet Valley League. At Ashland on Saturday the home team won 7 to 3 as Freddy Lawrence and Wright starred for Acton while Miller and Mando toed the mound for Ashland. In the second game West Concord defeated Acton 2 to 0 as Eddie Laughlin fanned 17 and Cole held Acton to one hit with Wright and Wright contributing at the plate.
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South Acton
Ashland
Ashland Town
Freddy Lawrence
Miller
Lawrence
Wright
South Acton Batterymen
Taylor
Erdenti
Mando
South Acton Boys
West Concord Cardinals
Eddie Laughlin
Harvard — College
Maynard Students Enter Tennessee College
Maynard students begin Milligan College in Tennessee for the new year. Dick Archer Vin Labowics Bob McGarry join John Thompson and others from Maynard as they travel to study this season. Ed O'Donnell and Rusty Jordan are already there.
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Maynard
Dick Archer
Worcester Academy
Vin Labowics
Bob McGarry
Milligan College
Tennessee
John ‘Tinker
Thompson
Nsani
Marlboro
Ed. O'Donnell
Rusty Jordan
Millican
Concord Union Church Notice September 1 Worship
West Concord Massachusetts announces Sunday worship at 10 30 led by Rev Alfred W Stone followed by the Communion Sacrament.
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West Concord
Massachusetts
Alfred W Stone
Crowe Park Carnival Opens Under Textile Workers
Maynard hosts a five day carnival at Crowe Park from Wednesday to Monday under United Textile Workers Local 771. Headline attractions include a merry-go-round ferris wheel chair-o-planes parade and band concert. Features include a giant beano game a motorcycle stunt show and a mutt show with prizes. Labor Day fireworks cap the event with a $1000 display. Local union committee members are John O Leary Charles Spence Cornelius Murphy Harry Haskell Arthur Ayotte Patrick Lanagan William Creely and Thomas Maley.
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Maynard
Crowe Park
United Textile Workers of Americ
John O'Leary
Charles Spence
Cornelius Murphy
Harry Haskell
Arthur Ayotte
Patrick Lanagan
William Creely
Thomas Maley
Tie Keeps Leading Edge With Littleton In Final Standings
In a close finish both teams shared top honors as the point spread remained within a single win margin. The contest highlighted key performances from standout players and reflected a tight season conclusion.
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Littleton
Maynard Schools Set September 3 Opening for 1935 36
Maynard will reopen for the 1935 36 year with sessions at 8 30 a m junior high and 9 00 a m high school. Enrollment expected similar to last year with total grades slightly lower. First graders must be town residents six by January 14, 1936 birth certificate vaccination proof and a school physician exam shortly after opening.
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Maynard
Ulenine
Twilight Play Festival at Concord Day Camps
Extensive preparations for the Twilight Play Festival tomorrow at the Concord Day Camps on Emerson Street feature folk dances playground games a doll carriage parade and daily summer activities. All children are invited to participate and the committee expects attendees will enjoy the summer season’s opportunities.
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Robert Antognoni
Angelo Lombardo
William Gray
Francis Horne
Francis Morne
Stanley Orpik
George Bell
Thomas McKenna
Wondy Emerson
R. Antognoni
Concord Day Camps
Tana
The Drink to Happiness in Wedding Rituals
Collier's notes that around two thirds of the world share a wedding drink from a single cup. Many couples choose distilled liquor beer or coconut milk as their customary beverage during the ceremony.
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Collier's
Sudbury Garden Club Autumn Show Set for Sept 14 15
Sudbury Garden Club hosts its annual autumn show at the town hall on September 14 and 15 with five exhibit classes. Entries open at 3 PM Saturday and close at 6 PM Sunday. judged sections cover specimen flowers arrangements junior displays flowers fruit vegetables and garden crafts.
Speed limits and license suspensions tighten nationwide
Chief of Police reports a letter from registrars warning motorists that speeds over 60 in any area could trigger license loss. Massachusetts plans a rapid teletypedout system for out of town offenses with five new hearing offices in Worcester Lowell Brockton Fall River Springfield and possibly Pittsfield.
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Francis Bastian
Frank A. Goodwin
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Michael O'Conor
Connecticut
Massachusetts Registry
Goodwin
Boston
Nashua Street
Chage
Worcester
Lowell
Brockton
Fall River
Springfield
Pittsfield
Boy Thought to Have Gone to New York
Pello told police he believed the boy had traveled to New York. The statement places emphasis on the missing youth and the possible destination as investigated by authorities.
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Pello
New York
Structure Remains In Use After 145 Years
A historic structure built 145 years ago still stands in its original location and continues to serve its community with minimal changes to its exterior and purpose.
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Securu
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Raymond Rorcier
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Philip Moreau
Wilfred Rogers
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Richard Craig
H. Berlied
D. Callahan
W. Rogers
R. Forcier
Roger Lawrence
Joseph Broderick
John Aililea
Jonu Aililea
Barry Higgins
Henry Harmon
Walter Magurn
John Kililea
Paul Dee
Emerson J. Kililea
R. Lawson
P. Dee
J. Frederick
Mittee
Concord Schools
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Twilight Play
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