Community notices and holiday events in local paper
A long, fragmented page lists church services and social gatherings, birthdays and funerals, residents visiting relatives, and preparations for New Year events. It mentions Gavin Taylor Reemployment Service operations during a snowstorm, street plowing, and municipal welfare efforts as well as numerous local residents visiting or hosting guests over the holidays.
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Athe
Sietyne
Needham
Ie Euest
Imen
CWA
John *Drincoll
Errests
Street Department
Somer
Jennie Rind
Mire
O'Dorinel
Pramingham
Johs Boyle
Dor
George M
Louis Wihieex
Hare
Harold’ Priest
Deane Street
noHiany Sievers
Helen Gardner
Tanhdon
John “Shaw
Seite Gori¢r
Washington, D. C
Ralph Newton
Rigg
George Newton
Hudson
Wiburamilin
Concord
Wilford Axon
Francis Nee
New Haven
Conn
Michael Nee
Emmanuel Taylor
Rere Street
Roland Ete
Mainement
Theodore
Lowney
Watertown
Louise McGregor
Lawrence
Charles
Jbverett Atreet
Rebekah Toleata
Beverly
Heavy Woolen Shirts Noted at New Idea Store
A brief item reports heavy woolen shirts available at the New Idea Store in May with stock details and store display notes.
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New Idea Store
New Deal Store Opens as Local Trade Hub
The new store opens as a community trade hub attracting shoppers and small business owners. Local officials praise its role in boosting commerce and offering diverse goods at affordable prices.
School Nurse Examined Pupils Amid Controversy and Delays
A report from superintendent James P. King shows nurse Edith ter examined 314 pupils at school and treated 161 at home during the month. Two were excluded due to illness. Names appearing include Milas, Nischoonaree, Raymond Palmer, Dr. RS Gar rend, and Dr. John Bellows.
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Milas
Edith Ter
R. Nischoonaree
James
P. King
Agrania
Raymond Palmer
RS. Garrend
John Bellows
New Year’s Eve Party Planned by Legion Auxiliary
The Legion Auxiliary locates a big New Year’s Eve celebration to be run by the post and sanitie group with an evening of dancing. Mrs Winifred Morgan leads the stamp table with assistance from Mrs Ann Clark and a long list of helpers including Mr Arthur Davey and many others.
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Ae ‘Legion Auxiliary
Lefly
Iter
Winifred Morgan
Rae
Annn
Three One Act Plays Postponed Indefinitely
A severe storm delayed a home delivery yesterday causing the cancellation of the Junior Dramatic Club’s three one act plays planned for tomorrow night at the Unitarian parish hall. Delivery service delays also disrupted local errands and errands.
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Junior Dramatic Club
Will awards $1000 each to Roosevelt and Stalin
Los Angeles December 27 report: The will of L G McBarney bequeaths $1000 to President Roosevelt and $1000 to Chief Commissar Stalin of Russia.
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Roosevelt
Stalin
Los Angeles
L. G. McBarney
Russia
Fingerprints Tied to Fatal Providence Police Shooting
Police pursue smudged fingerprints on a revolver and an unfinished notebook entry in the Providence fatal shooting of two patrolmen as investigators work to identify a suspect and motive.
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Providence
Police deny violence in election in Chelsea case
Boston reports that police testified the attempt to void the Chelsea mayoral election of Lawrence F. Quigley was peaceful, contrasting past testimony describing the period as a reign of terror during the election turmoil.
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Boston
Chelsea
Lawrence F. Quigley
Maine Allows Personal Import of Intoxicants Without Sale
A brief note states that Maine permits import for personal use while prohibiting sale. It mentions a discussion with Senator Borah and a statement by Auguste and Whitington about staying in session until July 1.
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Whthington
Enator Borah
Indiana
Roosevelt Congress Considers Recovery Changes
Fragmentary report notes President Roosevelt plans to press Congress for changes in recovery measures. Additional lines mention salaries and local issues in Westfield and Cape towns, with unclear details from the OCR.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Brunswick Me Toy Rail Car Side Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a railcar incident in Brunswick Maine on December 27 involving a toy or small cars. Details are unreadable in places, with only partial references to a mile long line and movements affecting an area.
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Brunswick
New England Weather Toll Rises as Storm Wins One Week
Boston reports a powerful December storm across New England with widespread damage. Eight deaths are confirmed and the toll from the storm continues to mount as officials warn of delayed cleanup and ongoing severe conditions.
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Boston
New Engle
Sander
Gette
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