Ter K Shaw Dies Noted Cotton Merchant and Citizen
Ter Keith Shaw a prominent cotton merchant and civic figure died at his home on Ne Ne Road. He founded A Shaw & Company and later led the firm as sole proprietor. Survived by Shaw Jr and brothers A Shaw of Groton and a Concord, the deceased held leadership roles in yacht clubs and country clubs and was connected with Trinity Church and the Concord church. His funeral was held at Trinity Church with services led by Rev Dexter.
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Ter Keith Shaw
Nene Road
Membe Yacht Club
East Club
Mardenead
Arbor Yacht Club
New University
Neord
Feral
Trinity Church
En Dexter
Church of the Good
Boston
Emethe
Collision at South Acton Injures Seven
A serious accident at Wheeler's corner in South Acton injured seven people when the alto Miss Hazel By Wichings ter street Medford Emerson hospital suffered facial injuries and a twisted left ankle. Nearby residents including Fred Porter Mrs Wikko and Alice Kaluses tchburg were treated by town nurses Lillian and others after Riching's car and another vehicle collided.
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Don
Wheeler's Corner
Hazel
Wichingster Street
Medford
Emerson Hospital
Lillian
Fred. Porter
Avenue
Wikko
Alice
Michael Kalusestchburg
Michel Foxy
Acton
Action Sale at the Boat House Concord Mass Thur 20th 1933
A sale to be held at the boat house on Main Street in Concord Massachusetts on Thursday the 20th of 1933 at one o clock. The advertisement lists many artistes and mentions sale by order of The Ow.
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Thurs
Maynard Man Despondent at Job Loss Hangs Self
Maynard resident James Wick, aged about, committed suicide in his room using a clothesline after losing work at Assabet Mills. He had been out of work for months and was found by his wife. Funeral services were held yesterday at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Jaime Ick
Wick
Assabet
Cantalaan
Glenwood Celletery
Hydrant Damaged by Car on Summer Street
Water Department reported a hydrant on Summer Street broken by an automobile. The line on the ten inch main flooded the area, causing wetness and work delays. Officials noted the hydrant was old and lacked a shutoff, complicating repairs.
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Maynard—rhe
Water Department
Company Hats Por 15 Doe The Oceae Ino Practice
An invitation asks all interested persons to visit the company during duty tours and especially July 16 V. D. Veterans Visit. The company will participate in divisional reviews on July 16 and Governor's Day July 20.
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V. D. Veterans
Vizitore
Grant beer permits in Concord
The Board of Selectmen approved Byron's Oil in West Concord for a beer on premises permit, bringing total such approvals to ten. Three of the ten have not yet utilized the opportunity. The current three month fee stands at 1.5 dollars and licenses for bottle or case sales cost 100 dollars for six months ending January 1.
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Concord
Byron
Ioil
West Concord
Board of Selectmen
Mrs Bernard Codding of West Concord Dies
Mourning surrounds Mr and Mrs George Parker on the death of their daughter Mrs Bernard Codding at her sister Mrs Vanderhoof's home West Concord on Thursday July 6. She lived in Lovell Arizona for years and moved to West Concord two years ago. Funeral services were at Mrs Vanderhoof's home and interment followed at Stansheen Cel. Rev Andrew J Torsle of West Concord officiated. A Newport sister is with her parents.
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South Acton
George M. Parker
Bernard
Codding
Philip Vanderhoof
West Concord
Lovell
Arizona
Vandél
Stansheen
Andréw J. Torsle
Auction Sale Of Household Goods In Lexington Mass
John Av Finigan of Concord Massachusetts announces a clearance auction of Mrs. Bessie Baker’s household goods at 109A Mass Ave Lexington near the Shell station. The sale on Monday August 47 1933 offers an upright piano clocks rugs chamber set beds clothing chairs and tools. Terms cash. Safe rain or shine. Lunch by caterer. By order of Mrs. Bessie Baker.
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Bessie Re
Mass
Lexington
Shell
Bessie
Mass. Ave
Concord couple celebrates wedding day and family ties
Fragmented obituary style note lists a Concord wedding with references to Mrs Mary Flavin and Miss Elizabeth Mevin among attendees, mentioning four grandsons as sons of Dr. and Mrs. Philip Biavin and noting several Flavin relatives. The text is incomplete but centers on a family wedding in Concord with multiple generations.
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Mary A. FliMigs-Hether G. Flavig
Mise Maregaret Flavin
Elizabeth ¥. Mevin
Annie E. Fisgin
C. Dorothy Flavin
Alk
Con
Philip T. Biavin
Local Church Service Led by Rev George Brennan
A busload song and prayer gathering drew mothers and friends who arrived in private cars. Rev George Brennan is in charge of the service this week at the church.
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Toland
George Brennan
The
Tis
Knights Hold Outing At Fort Pond
The annual Ladies Knights and Kaleva picnic was held Sunday at Fort Ponds. A planned program including a musical concert and athletic events was cut short by bad weather. Edward Hinsta gave a welcome address while Larss Saunane of Ashburnham and Andrew Hannula of Fitchburg delivered speeches. Community singing followed.
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Maynard
Ladies
Knights
Kaleva
Fort Ponds
Edward Hinsta
Larss Saunane
Ashburnham
Andrew Hannula
Fitchburg
Sixty Girls Vacationing at Parish Camp Joyce Kilmer
Sixty girls from St Bridget’s parish enjoy Camp Joyce Kilmer at Scituate under physical instructor Catherine Coughlan. The athletic program includes tennis hiking swimming and baseball with counselors Mia Joseph Dineen Grace Sweeney Mary May Cleary. The girls will return after two weeks when the boys depart for camp.
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Maynard
Bridget's
Jett
Joyce Kilmer
Scituate
Catherine Coughlan
Mia
Joseph Dineen
Grace Sweeney
Mary
Nellie
May
Cleary
Maynard Grange Plans Annual Meeting and Display Night
The Maynard Grange will hold its annual meeting on Thursday evening July 13. Members with cars are invited to display items and participate in the event.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Eggisstad
Diverse July 12 World News Snippets
On July 12 reports focus on economic policy and reforms as federal, state, and municipal bodies unite to curb wheat costs and price risks. Roosevelt forms a peace time council of war to guide recovery efforts amid political shifts and international tensions. Concurrently, several personal and crime stories unfold from Boston to Concord including a police search for escapees and a kidnapping case progress.
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Boston
Kington
Roosevelt
Were Married At St. Bridgets Maynard
Miss Anna Batulin daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Batulin and Richard J Ton of Mr and Mrs Richard Ton were married Saturday evening in the rectory of St Bridgets by Rev Walter J Roche. Olga Batulin sister of the bride and John Murphy brother of the groom attended. The couple plan a reception and the bride attended Maynard High School. The groom is employed as manager of several firms and is well known. A group from Hudson Rubber Co attended the shower with many useful gifts given.
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Anna Batulin
Batulin
Richard J ’ Ton
Richard & Ei
Saturda
St. Br
Walter J. Roche
Olga Batulin
Rather
John Murphy
Oas
Aeale
Tme
Cizent
Groom
Stone Rubber Co. Hudson
Local Men In Training at Camp Devens
Trainload of soldiers passed through Maynard to Fort Devens for a two week annual training camp. Company F of the Infantry M N G from Hudson joined 17 men, with six more joining later from Concord’s 183rd Gun Battalion. Maynard residents visited the encamped troops during the weekend and some were among those who boarded trains.
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Maynard
Co. F
M. Nog
Hudson
Fort Devens
Concord
Vistors
Maynard Allocates 13000 for Welfare Programs
At a town meeting in Cooperatives last night the council voted to appropriate funds for public welfare. The package includes 13000 for the Pu oss ban Department 4000 for the Public Welfare Department 2000 for the Town offices and hall rent.
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At & Sponel
Puoss Ban Department
Public Welfare Department
Toms
Marlboro An Automobile 18 Cent Plombeth Secession
The fragmentary clipping references an automobile owned by Marlboro An 18 cent sujet and mentions Plombeth secession in Stratford with unclear surrounding context.
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Marlboro
Plombeth Secession
Journal Has New Part Owner In Concord Wentworth Deal
The Concord Journal reports a portion sale by editor and former owners of the paper to new part owners in a Concord Wentworth transaction.
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Journal
Concord
Wentworth
Concord Journal
Shuffled fragments hint at dance friends and moments
Readable bits show references to dancing and a person named Scoggin. The text suggests social dancing details and friendships at Wayside, but many words are garbled, leaving an incomplete scene of local activity.
Vacationers Rally Behind Suburban Recreation Drive
A fragmented notice highlights a local effort to fund a recreation complex in a suburban area. Community leaders push for broad support while residents weigh costs and benefits.
Golf Contest Notes From Fragmented Report
A fragmentary newspaper note references a golf event with two players from a town. Mentions a “hole in” moment and a stake or bet. The readable text indicates youth and local players participating in a casual match.
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Gether
Jearm
Requiem High Mass Held for John W. Craig
Funeral services for John William Craig, son of Concords Lake Chief William Craig, were held at Saint Maria Church in Medford. Pallbearers included Richard James Treanor and William McDonough. Burial followed at Saint Bart Cemetery in Concord. born 1881 in Concord, he attended local schools and Concord High School.
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John William Craig
Lake
William Craig
Lements Church
Medford Eee
William. A (Ryan) Craig
Concord
Craig
Boston
Unclear Text About Event Ended Early After Rain
A fragment describes a high scorer and a group named in a committee including Concord and Oliver in Concord, noting a thunderstorm and rain that cut short an evening program before everyone could return home.
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T¢ Seer
Greran
Concord, Olin
Fourth parade march displays at West Concord reformatory
Officers of the magazines reformatory present at a fourth parade in West Concord showing the setts and uniforms.
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West Concord
Maynard Special Town Meeting Addressed by Officials
The Maynard special town meeting was held Tuesday with 62 attendees. Fred E B McCleary called the session to order and Town Clerk Sanderson read the records. The first appropriation proposed was 8,000 for the public department, with board member Wm P Scully explaining the needs.
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Maynard
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Mrs. Bernard’codding
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John J. McCarthy
Dorchester
Stephen Zebal
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Albany
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John J. O Il, Jr
Young O'Connell
Reyjavik
Gleeland
Ieery Alian
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Washington
Bacateon
Prangster
Vackete
ST. Bridgets
Miss Anna Batulin
Bride of
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Camp Devens
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Marlboro Ceaeaper Wien
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