Mystery of Flesh Contain Found Near Maynard Woods
Maynard resident Maynard Julius Chutoraneki reported discovering a glass container with flesh like material near Potter's Pond while mushrooming. A freshly dug hole and a Nordic Importing Company label from Waltham and a note about Norwegian berries were found, and police investigate the grisly find.
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Maynard
Julius Chutoraneki
Railroad Street
Potter’s Pond
Chutoranski
E Nordic Importing Company
Waltham
Kell Hurd and Por Brown Wedding Reportedly Held
Mediate relatives and friends gathered yesterday for the ceremony at 11 30 in St Episcopal church officiated by the rector Hooper and the Rev body. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The bride is Miss Kell Hurd daughter of Mrs Randolph Campbell, sister Mre Elland of Wenatchee. The groom is Rob Roy Alexander of YMoon, in the investment business, Harvard graduate 1908 law. The couple will reside in Cleveland. Announcement made this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kell Hurd
Por- Brown
St. Jecopal Church
Rd Hooper
Randolp Campbell
Delphinium
Mre Elland
Wenatcheer
Rob Roy Alexander
Ymoon
Ald
Blishir
Cleveland
Charles E Broward
Harvard
Vassar
Ement
Speech and awards mark closing of Mission School event
The event featured certificates presented by Supt. E J Boyer and remarks by Dr. Payson McConnell of Boston University School of Theology. Henry Ford funded Advanced Ford Trade school captions were read, with solos by Sobel and Gooch. The program included a Mandalay piece, a verdi selection, and the Road to Mandalay recital by the quartet and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Boyer
Henry Ford
Samuel F
Ik Morton
Payson
McConnell
Boston
Uni- School of Theology
Larnell
Sobel
M. D
Leon Gooch
Will
Louis Seligman
Mandalay
Ee Club
C. M. McConnell
Boston University
Mandalay Oley
Seligman
Glee Club
E. J. Boyer School
Rey
Ai Verdi
Lightning and Flood Ravage Concord Farm and Streets
A July thunderstorm series hit Concord with heavy lightning and wind. It burned Michael Maguire's barn killing cattle and horses, and caused widespread flooding in Main Street districts. Firefighters saved the Maguire house, while crops and farms suffered washouts and hail damaged produce. The storm disrupted utilities and traffic as residents sought shelter from the downpour.
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Concord
Stresta
Michael Maguire
Sudbury
Maguire
Maguire Yard
Chas
N. Frederickson
Main Street
Frederickson
Concord to reenact Battle of Lexington at North Bridge event
Concord prepares a two showing of the North Bridge fight on April 19 1776 with Maj. Gibbs Lt Col Lingley and Maj John Careau in command. The Night Committee led by Major vee lists observers and safety measures as traffic rules restrict Monument street Liberty Estabrook and surrounding lanes from 12 noon to 7 16 pm.
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Concord
Massachusetts
John. J. Careau
John
AC. Dolan
Camp Devens
William A Hagerty
182Nd Infantry
Dolan
Ight
Michael J Vee
Horton Edman
Church Green
Concord, Fighta Ae Board
North Bridge
Monument Street
Barnes Hill Road
Monument Square
Wright Tavern
Colonial Inn
Liberty Street
Bedford Street
Court Lane
Monument Uare
Bow Street
Estabrook Road
Lang Street
Lowell Road
Battle Ground
Board of Selectmen
Speaking Contest at Maynard Grange Hall
July 9 program at the Grange hall features Henry N. Jenks and Eva Smith presiding. Linwood White and Opo tra selections, vocal pieces by Annurenae and Sudbury Granges, and talks by Hyan Richardson and William Tuttle. A children's party with costumes and games follows, with an all Grange meeting and refreshments.
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Maynard
Grange Hall
Henry N. Jenks
State Grange
Grange
Eva Smith
Linwood White
Mard Grange
Annurenae Grange
Maynard Grange
Pat Tomine
West Concord Honors Founder With Warner Square Name Vote
In West Concord July meeting residents debated renaming the junction of Slaw's Brook Road and Commonwealth Ave to Warner Square in honor of a founder and large landowner of Warnerville. Rev. Robert Walker spoke as principal speaker and Ex Mayor Edwin Childs of Newton delivered a patriotic address. Prof Mora entertained with sleight of hand while fireworks lit the evening. The event drew nearly all of West Concord plus visitors from Concord and nearby towns.
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Concord
Ee Cea Hom
West First
Ignd
sLaw’s Brook Road
Commonwealth Ave
Warner Square
Warnerville
West Concord
Robert Walker
Edwin.o.childs
Newton
Mora
Miss Moynihan Lincoln Bride in Concord Ceremony
Miss Moynihan of Lincoln married John Edward Smith son of Mr and Mrs John Smith of Cambridge Turnpike in Concord on June 28. Rev William H Finhick of St Bernards Church officiated. Bridesmaid was Marion Ahern and best man was Leonora Smith. Outdoor reception followed at the Hagerty home on Lewis Street Lincoln.
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Concord
Aenae M
Lincoln
John Edward’ Smith
John Smith
Cambridge
William *H. Finhick
St. Bernards Church
Marion A’hearn
Leonora Smith
Raymond E. Hagerty
Lewis Street
Veterans Pension Bill Info For 25 Percent Disabled
Marlboro area veterans are urged to contact Chesley J. McKenzie of VFW Post No 638 for details on the new pension bill passed by Congress on July 3 1980. It applies to those unable to connect disability to service and with 25 percent disability.
Concord Man Appointed Associate Justice Caiger
Atty Edward B Caiger of Concord was sworn in as Associate Justice of the District Court at the State House Boston Governor Frank G Allen administered the oath Caiger born in Concord and a Harvard Law School graduate is married with a daughter and member of a Boston law firm He has served in Masonic lodge offices and is praised by friends and business associates
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Concord
Atty Edward B.caiger
District Court
State House
Boston
Frank G. Allen
Atty. Caiger
Caiger
Hubbard ‘Street
Harvard Law School
Masonic Fraternity
Bedford Fireworks Glow Over 4th Celebration
Bedford crowds gathered Thursday night for a large Independence Day display. Fireworks lit the sky as fountains and crackers thrilled spectators around the bonfire area. Music and shows kept the crowd engaged until night fell and the celebration wound down.
Concord Fourth Celebrated With Track Meet And Fireworks Display
The Concord Lodge of Kids and Concord combined for a full day of athletic events at Emerson Playground and James J. Mansfield Post American Legion closed with a fireworks show. Events honored merchants and residents with prizes from local businesses. The day included baseball wins by Concord Elks over Waltham City Club and Lexington, drawing large crowds and a safe, sane celebration.
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Concord Lodge of Kids
Concord
Emerson Playground
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
A. A. Anid
Wilson Lumber Co
L. Anderson and Son
Philip F. Flavin
William —G. Murray
Austin D. MacRae
Bedford
Mass
Whitney Coal
Polo
Macone Brothers Garage
Brown Grain Co
J. J. Erisman
John M. Bruce
Edward W. Flannery
Walden Breezes
Dennis Horne
Edward F. Loughlin
John Shepiey
Bernard McGrath
Charles S. Robinson
Philip T. Flavin
Warren B. Goddard
Ib. Packard
E.E. Abel
John M.bruce
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompkins
Harold I. Wellington
Ivan D. Cervais
William Rudd
Lexington
Roland Gorman
Concord Elks
James J. Mansfield Post
Two American Travelers Die in Baltic Sea Plane Sinking
Stralsund Germany July 9 two American travelers Miss Ruth Northrup of Philadelphia and John Burkholder of New York were killed when a German Lufthansa hydroplane bound from Stettin to Norway capsized in the Baltic Sea.
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Stralsund
Germany
Ruth Northrup
Philadelphia
John Burkholder
New York
Lufthansa
Stettin
Norway
Baltic Sea
Lincoln man rescues girl after Sudbury river fall
Mr and Mrs John Mayer of Lincoln watched as Francis W McCarthy of Main Street saved a 10 year old girl who toppled from a guard rail into the Sud river near Wayland Country Club. The incident occurred while her brother and other golfers stood by, with the family then taking the girl home.
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Francis W. McCarthy
Hudson
John Mayer
Lincoln
Wayland Country Club
Francis W McCarthy
Main Street
Coal Company
Carthy
Waltham
Sudbury- Wayland
McCarthy
Wayland Country
Gh Hin Mayer
Or ‘Thy
Sud River
Maynard Fourth Celebration Draws 5000 Plus
Crowe Park hosted a large July 4 celebration with a 5000 strong crowd and a grand fireworks display. A parade led by Ac ton Cadet and St Bridget's Cadets featured a Byron Lumber Company float winning first prize. Prizes were awarded for civic turnout and various contests as crowds enjoyed races, a baby show, and athletic events into midnight.
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Crowe Park
Acton
St. Bridget’s
Children of Mary Corps
Byron Lumber Company
America
Gruber Bros
Benjamin C Brown
Robert Hartin
Board of Selectmen
St Bridget’s
Frank Parks
Fire Department
Joe Kamesh
E. Jarvi
T Wicky
The Strange Case of Claudius Huston Denied
Washington report says the White House denied offering the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee to Kingsley of Vermont. Kingsley’s Vermont home indicated the offer was made by President Hoover, but the White House gave a brief ten word denial.
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Washington
Claudius Huston
White House
Republican National Committee
Kingsley
Vémont
Vermont
Presk
Predent Hoover
White Hall
Ley
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Uation School
Erica
Gilt
Rank Norton
Edwin P. Booth
Steadman Glee Club
David Sobel, Daniel
Zamecnik
Quartette
Lvert
William Graham
Hyman’ Seligman
David Sobel
Graham
Michael’ Bole
Is Calvert
Karl Stoddard Kedowsgki
Eligman
Mildred Sroduis
Hyman
Michael. Bolesky
Earl Banjo
Francis Calvert
George Johnson
Arthur Ims
Clarence Haskell
Eph Obedows
Pers
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el J. Iith
Richton
Mill Dam
Frank Piérce
Coni
A. Specie Paraths
Theresin
Moynihan
Lincoln Bride
Allen
Paige Eld
Bedford Cigie
Brother Fish
Iki Srvea Eran
Sunt Saka
Legion Post
Cmt
Jones
Byron Lashes Co
Wire
Frankark
T. Wicky
C. Piecitwicz
Whalen
Wome A
Jakusski
Bus
Tomy S Pecitwie
Novick
Swartz
Allard
M Burns
I. Helenus
Frye
Tom King
Leslie’ Penniman
Rochez
Teresa White
Peter White
Glen Street
Everett Bemis
Marion Smith
Bernard Smith
Great Road
Stow
Alan Don Thomas Zander
Charies
James Lent
George Bishop
Wm. Tobin
Matt.Tervo
170 Point
Arthur Devine
Matchboro
Washington, D.C
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