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Payne
Burns
Rapk Avenue
York
Boylston Street
Bostod
Ves
G. Logan Payne Company
Tower Building
St. Louis
Kresge
Detroit
Los Angeles
Rules of the Air Five Years of Discussion and Planning
The article outlines proposed five year air traffic rules with balloons having right of way, dirigibles ruling over airplanes, and airplanes yielding in head on or overtaking situations. It notes fitness exams for aviators, including tests for night blindness and medical history, created by the Aero Safety Code and Engineering Standards committees, sponsored by the Bureau of Standards and Society of Automatic Engineers, urging government sanction.
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O. K
Aero Safety Code Committee
Engineering Standards Committee
United States Bureau of Standards
Society of Automatic Engineers
Home Cooking Quips From an Abroad Tour
An art correspondent notes Americans abroad hear jokes about home cooking and colonial kitchens. The piece mocks foreign chefs, cravings for corn bread and buckwheat cakes, waffles with maple syrup, and questions why chicken cannot be fried as at home. It touches on divorce causes, Muslim opinions on Vesuvius, and critiques of political figures.
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Kingdom
Paris
Plan For 300 Tables At Rotary Club Cabaret
Marlboro February 10 Rotary Club plans placing 250 to 300 tables at a cabaret to be held February 15 for county and club funds. Headliner Bob Entry “Big Brother” from Station Will leads an entertainment with Boston staff. Geneva Young hosts. Iris troop and Girl Scouts will serve. Listed committee members include Russell B Frye chair and Phil Burke.
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Marlborg
Rotary Club Plaas
Lyonhurst
Bob
Boston
Geneva Young
Collins’ Rivoili Orchestra
Iris Troop
Girl Scouts
Vll
Susan Granitsas
Minerva Drake
Eleanor Lebert
Charlotte Drake
Beatrice Wallace
Neilie Gibby
Mary Gion
Jean Rogers
Lucenla Jones
Muriel Weeks
Dorothy
Music Night at Broad Street Home Hosts Guests
A Lucky Club gathering at Broad Street Monday evening featured vocal and piano selections. Guests enjoyed games and a delicious lunch prepared by the hostess.
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Broad Street
Accident Case Settled Before Trial Marlboro
The Marlboro case of Lawrence Lindgren versus Clifton Hobart was settled before trial in Middlesex Superior Court for 1300 paid by Independence Indemnity Co. Hobart, insured for accidents, was found guilty of reckless driving in Marlboro Police Court. Lindgren was five years old when struck near Mechanic and Hudson streets. Doctors W Smith and G R Davis treated him. Attorneys listed: J B Rice for Lindgren and T H Bresnahan for the insurer.
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Marlboro
Lawrence E. Tandgren
Southboro
Mechanic Street
Clifton F Hobart
Rockland
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Independence Indemnity Company of
Boston
Hobart
Lindgren
Gee
Mechanic and
Hudson Streets
Doctors Co. W. Smith
George R. Davis
John B Rice
Lawrence Lindgren
Thomas H. Bresnahan
Insurance Company
Funeral Notice for Elinor Sheehan
The funeral of Elinor Sheehan daughter of a Boston director will be held this afternoon at the home of her aunt Mrs Frank F Kellehor 18 Orchard.
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Marlboro
Elinor Sheehan
Meius 1
Boston
Frank F Kellehor
Orchard
Funeral Arrangements for Deceased to Be Made in City
Remains are brought to the city this afternoon for funeral arrangements conducted by Undertaker John Brown. En tombment will be at Immaculate Conception cemetery.
Dramatic Club Maintains Lead In City Tourney Standings
The Dramatic Club remains ahead with eight points after last night’s games in western city clubs. Society Laurier trails with seven as other groups like French American Club Artisans Union St. Jean and St. Jean Baptiste add points. Final round is Feb 23 with a social banquet and prize awards.
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Marlboro
Dramatic Club
Piety Laurier
Artisans
Union St. Jean
St Jean Baptiste Society
Society Laurier
American Club
St. Jeaniste Society
Nion Stefan
Oarch
Cribbage
Union St Jean
St. Jean. Baptiste
Soci
Laurier
Franco-American
Whist Dramatice Club
St Jean Baptiste
Franco-Americans
Piichmatic Club
Nion
St. Jean
St. Jean Baptiste
Society Leurier
Frenco-Americans
Kiwanis Welcomes New Members at Hills Home
Kiwanis Club members gathered at Hills Home yesterday for informal addresses by new member Masseur a and other officers. President Marshall introduced Kiwanian Richter and welcomed him. The Kiwanis play A Full House reported encouraging first night results. John W Downs of Federated Insurance of Massachusetts will speak next Tuesday on The Compulsory Insurance Law requiring motor vehicle operators to be insured to register.
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Massesr A
Winfield Temple
Robert BE
Mars Us
Harris Drake
Edgayhter
Kiwanis
Hils
Marshall
Kiwaniar Richter
John W Downs
Federated Insurance of Massachusetts
Manning Found Guilty In Marlboro District Court
James Manning aged 35 of Pope Street Hudson was convicted of drunkenness and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Judge James W. McDonald. Manning fined ten dollars on the first charge and one hundred dollars on the second, paid for the first. three Hudson residents John Kelley Richard O Keefe and Francis Brown were also found guilty of drunkenness.
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Marlboro
James Manning
Pope Street
Hudson
James W. McDonald
Marlboro District Court
John Kelley
Richard O'Keefe
Francis Brown
Automobile escape leads to fines for party on Boston Road
A group of party members were fined $10 each after an automobile driven by Manning was ditched on Boston Road near the Gordon Fox Farm Sunday morning and caused no injuries. Felix Cassell, arrested at the Ross shoe factory on charges of assault on Joseph Paquette of 259 Elm Street, had his case continued until Saturday. AWNING!
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Manning
Boston Road
Gordon Fox
Mike Martins Liniment Promises Fast Relief for Aches
An old advertisement touts Mike Martin’s Liniment, claimed to help rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, and neuralgia. It cites trainer Mike Martin of the Washington Baseball Club and notes nationwide mail orders and drugstore availability.
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Mike Martin
Washington Baseball Club
Mike
Ball ‘Park
Mike Martins
Bottie Martin
Ball Parkington D. Co
Washington Ball Club
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