Ford era property buyout threats loom for historic Wayside Inn
The article outlines state plans to acquire Ford era properties near Sudbury and Dutton roads, turning them into permanent forest land and an industrial school site. It details assessed values about 170 885 dollars and mention of Ford’s ownership since 1923 with the Wayside Inn as a relic museum. It notes opposition from residents and rising efforts to protect recreation spaces from industrial encroachment, with a final reference to a local whist and bridge event.
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Massachusetts
Ford
Thousand Sons
Ono
Boston Post High
Henry Ford
Suavury
Uable
Varmain
Colonial House
Dutton
Dutton Road
McLean
Sudbury Street
Pellane
Forever Inn
Fire destroys Salo home. losses near 9000
A man returned from Powder Mill to find his house and furnishings burning, with an estimated value close to 9000 partly insured. Firefighters battled the blaze but could not save the structure. Earlier that morning a fire at Holman Lunch cart caused minor damage and was quickly extinguished with unknown cause.
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Wiliam
Salo
Holman
Cooperative Club Whist Party Draws Crowded Attendance
The Maynard Cooperative Club held a well attended whist party at the cooperative building on Monday. A special door prize went to Mrs. Philip Johnson and a door image to June McGuinness. Whist prizes were won by Martha Jantti, Alice Joyce Owen Frankland, Mrs. Reid, M. McCarthy, Gladys Frazer, M. L. Robell, Mel Watt, Cc. Warren, Bi Woo jarvi. Another party is planned for next Monday night.
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Maynard
Maynard Cooperative Club
Cooperative Building
Philip Johnson
June McGuinness
Martha Jantti
Alice Joyce Owen Frankland
Mrs. Reid
M. McCarthy
Gladys Frazer
M. L. Robell
Mel Watt
Cc. Warren
Bi Wuojarvi
Mrs Wheeler Remains of John Alden Descent in Bridgewater
Mrs Caroline Wheeler widow of Alvah G Wheeler, a direct descendant of John Alden, and former resident of Nine Acre Corner Bridgewater, lived there for years before her death.
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Onucord
Caroline 5. Wheeler
Alvah G Wheeler
John Alden
Nine Acre Cor- Pope
Bridgewater
CWA Job Transitions As Mill Reopens
Gavin Taylor reports 82 men and 204 women still unemployed on the high list as 260 men and women shift from CWA to mill work. Re employment registering continues at Fram and Taylor remains in the town office during readjustment. The Board of Public Welfare and CWA offices move to Masonic rooms.
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Taylor
Board of Public Welfare
Masonic
Why Worry Charms Veterans Hall Audiences with Local Stars
Concord reports a lively show at Veterans' Hall featuring Why Worry under Co H 182nd Inf M N G. Miss Martha Bowditch directs with a galaxy of local comedy, song, and dance performing Sally Raine played by Helen Venti and Alex MacEachern as the publicity man Joe McGann and Dorothy Erisman as the young lovers.
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Veterans’ Hall
Co. H. 182Nd Inf
Martha Bowditch
Sally Raine
Helen Venti
Alex MacEachern
Joe McGann
Dorothy Erisman
Concord Board of Trade Meeting Eyes Growth Challenges
The Concord Board of Trade met at the Colonial Inn with president Fred R. Jones in charge. H Whittemore Brown of the Concord Board of Selectmen spoke on growth pressures from the by pass and Boston area expansion, proposing department reorganization for efficiency, noting Hunt Fund possibilities and the push to eliminate grade crossings to ease future traffic and development.
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Concord Board of Trade
Colonial Inn
Fred R. Jones
H. Whittemore Brown
Board of Selectmen of Concord
Mr. Brown
Boston
Hunt Fund
West Concord
Brown
Sudbury Medal Awarded For Daring Gas Plant Rescue
A Sudbury resident was posthumously honored after a gas plant rescue where a rescuer, Parker Wheeler Fairbank, dragged the trapped man to safety before both victims died from injuries. The Carnegie medal went to the widow of Josep DAmato of New Britain, with a monthly pension of 60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Damato
New Britain
Faitank Kalnik
D'Amato
Hospitalized figure discharged and credited to Graves
A patient left the hospital under care and attributed the discharge to Mrs. A. C. Graves, according to the report.
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A. C. Graves
Edith Foster reports January school nurse activity
Miss Edith B. Foster, school nurse, reports January figures under James P King. She examined 428 pupils, treated 311 in school and 8 in homes, made 104 visits to es 100 to homes, accompanied 25 children to doctor, 3 for ocular and 107 for dental treatment. Five were excluded for contagious or suspected illness. Dr. Raymond Hooper examined 20 preschool children. Dental clinics were conducted by Dr. Frank May, Dr. John Bellows, Dr. Raymond Palmer, and Dr. S. R. Garland.
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Maynard
Edith B. Foster
James P King
Raymond Hooper
Frank May
John Bellows
Raymond Palmer
8. R. Garland
Miss Reid To Be Bride Sunday
Miss Dorothy Reid, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reid, will marry William Jones of South Acton next Sunday. A miscellaneous shower was given at the Reid home on 2ide street with about twenty friends attending the event.
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Maynard
Dorothy Reid
William Reid
Reid
William
Jones
South Acton
Must Register in Framingham For CWA Work
The notice states workers must register in Framingham for CWA work. Hours vary by day with 1 to 6 shifts and Saturdays excluded. On Saturdays and other days the hours run from 8 to 12.
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Framingham
Manty Seeks Board of Public Welfare By Sticker Campaign
Maynard Charles W Manty a high school faculty member runs for the Board of Public Welfare as a sticker candidate. Nomination papers were certified but not filed due to an oversight. He plans to have friends distribute stickers with his name to paste in blank spaces under the Board of Welfare on the ballot.
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Maynard
Charles W. Manty
Board of Public Welfare
Manty
Board of Welfare
Focal architects represented by Hutchings and partners
A fragment notes that focal architects were represented by Messrs G Hutchings Nat Hutchings Keith Hudson L Smart B Vous and others, indicating their involvement in a project or presentation. The text is partial and lacks context for dates or location.
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Focal Architects
Messrs
G. Hutchings
Nat Hutchings
Keith Hudson
L. Smart
B. Vous
E. Eee
Ayer Pastor Talks on China at Ladies Society Meeting
Rev Harold LeMay spoke on China at Union Congregational church Thursday with a Chinese costumes display. LeMay recently served four years as a missionary. Frances Hawkes presided, David Walker chaired program, Oliver Trees organized supper. Next meeting set for the first Thursday of next month under Mary Mann as program chair.
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Fayward
Harold LeMay
Ayer
China
Ladies Benevolent Society
Union Congregational Church
Mr. LeMay
Frances Hawkes
David Walker
Oliver
Mary )Mann
Concord Woman's Club Meeting Features World Plants
The Concord Woman's Club will meet Monday at 3 p m in the Girl Scout House. Dr Edgar Anderson lectures on Plants and Shrubs from All Over the World with hand colored stereopticon slides Tea will be served. Officers include Mrs Albert M Harlow Mrs Cyrus Hosmer Mrs Arthur Proal and Mrs John G Watson.
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Concord
Girl Scout House
Edgar Anderson
Albert M. Harlow
Cyrus Hosmer
Arthur Proal
John G. Watson
Sudbury scouts to show Lincoln pictures
South Sudbury invites the public to a Thursday stereopticon showing life and times of Abraham Lincoln at 8 o clock. A social hour will follow the program hosted by the Sudbury scouts with all welcome.
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Sudbury
Lincoln Pictures
Election of Town Officers in Maynard February 12
The town votes next Monday at Cooperative Hall. six to eight ballot items include a license question for taverns. Noted names of town officials and 142 registered voters with 7 last-minute additions list many residents, showing expected strong turnout and local interest.
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Maynard
Cooperative Hall
Jonger
Frank Ganderson
George Ih
Alfred McCleary
George Ter
Walle
William. Gutteridge
Soldiers Memorial
John Connors
Frank Downey
Nicholas Driscoll
Alice M. Hebkala
Douglas Avenue
Jacob Sudnikievich
Railroad Street
Charles Wainto
Driscoll Avenue
Hulda Aho
Florida Road
Karoline Leiko
Florida Court
Evelyn O'Brien
Prospect Street
George Weaving
Mle Street
Albert E. Foster
Parmenter Avenue
Irma M. Gleason
Summer Street
Laura M. Merrill
Acton
Arthur Street
Grace M. Stokes
McKinley Street
William Brown
Powdermill Road
Sylvia Lindfors
Euclid Avenue
Annie L. White
DeMars Street
Mirian Lehto
Garfield Avenue
Elmer Maki
First Street
Charles B. French
Main Street
Ralph A. Shaisten
Parker Street
John A. McNamara
Victor L. Mason
Alfred de
Pleasant Street
Josephine R. Killerby
Charles &. Syrijanen
Katie B. Knowicz
Lincoln's Birthday Supper at Church Planned
An upcoming church event will feature a Lincoln's Birthday supper at the church on February 13. Rev J A Pastor will preach the sermon during Sunday services, with an official observing Monday night.
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J. A
Philathem
Lincoln’s
Boy Scout Rally in West Acton
A boys scout rally in West Acton featured races and flag races with teams competing for points including First Flint and Steele. An issue arose as Cat teams were disqualified for reasons during the event.
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West Acton
Ace
Flint
Steele
Maynard rector to lead St Luke church in Boston
The Maynard Post notes Rev Eason Crouse rector of St George's will become rector of St Luke church in Boston. The Legionnaires Post and local officials met with him to discuss duties and seating arrangements, including a desk for the rector.
Christian Endeavor Meeting Sunday in South Acton
Pauline Aldred and Mary Aldred are listed for a Sunday Christian Endeavor gathering at Saree. The event highlights a slogan about getting rich, signaling a promotional hook for the meeting.
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Christian Endeavor Meeting
South Acton
Pauline Aldred
Mary Aldred
Eee
Sunday
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James ¥. Mansfield Post
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Omar
L. D. Wilson
Masonic Hall
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Robert Leater
Ruth Taylor
Robert Lester
Dia
Wendell Berglaind
Roland Rideout
Richard Schultz
Koeindale
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Sapper
Oliver Trees
Frank Croft
District 3
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Natick
Marlboo
Leon W. Weir
Melrose
State Depot
Miss Reid
For Welfare Board
Selectmen
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Matt Syrianeen
Stanley Androwski
Sudbury Court
Ewald J. Hannon
Parmenter Walter Fairbanks
Frank L. Dowse
Boro Street
Joseph C. Baccaro
Avenue
Margaret Allan
Oe Nut
Doroth A. Parker
George J
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Mayes Street
Mutislowsky
Harrison Street
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Angelo Mietro
Grant Street
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LeBlanc
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