Celebrating Wivers Parademarshal Details Released
A late page notice outlines a parade event led by Major Charles A. Towne and other U S Army veterans from West Acton to Acton Center. Troop movements include 1st and 2nd divisions marching via Main Street and Maple Street with routes around Central Street. The march departs from South Acton House area and ends near the Public Library with post procession arrangements for all participants.
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Powell Cram
Legion—Veterans of
Center School
Charles B. Coulter
South Act
Maple Street
Residents honor M Halloran with Belair Lane dedication
Sudbury guests attend event in Belair Lane honoring M Halloran. Framing residents and attendees note improvements in Maynard roads. Eckes praised for efforts to better road conditions and safer travel after gravel work by Raymond Pit.
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Maynard
Raymond Pit
Fragmentary Detroit News item on historic events
A damaged OCR segment references the Detroit News discussing a traditional list of famous events such as persecutions and fires. The fragment mentions monks, heresy, and the Great Fire, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpton
Detroit News
Local team offense surges in extended inning rally
In a high scoring game the visitors attack with multiple hits and long drives. Key players include Piper MacAuley Doyle and Ruthvens with several runs and two big innings. Local duo Babe Johnson and Stan Ugievich ignite the offense as the score climbs.
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Hintsa
Zappy
MacAuley
Piper
MacWilliams Gee
Olsen
Peterson
Doyle
Ruthvns
Jonson
Tut Graceffa
Babe Johnson
Stan Ugievich
West Concord Ab Bh
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Johnson Ib Hee Eewe
Mlannagan P Tee Eee
Plannagan Yp
Callahan ci Eee Eewee
Af MacAuley
Eorone Ib
Gruber
Uglevich
Gagne
T. Graceffr
Graceffa
West Concord
West End
Johnson
Flannagan
T. Graceffa
Liverman
McWilliams
Callahan
Zapareski
Intsa
Vodoklys
Littleton Debuts Against Sudbury in Assabet Valley League
The Littleton Base Ball Club, newcomers in the Assabet Valley League, opened last week vs Sudbury. In the first inning the home lineup showed changes with Bill Garfield in right field and others missing through the lineup. Carlton Ellmins and a Littleton member joined Sudbury later, delivering a standout play while Tim Hawes endured tough decisions at first and second. The Littleton team impressed with sportsmanship.
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Littleton
Sudbury
Assabet Valley
Hhury
Bill Garfield
Mercury
Whitworth
Richardson
Jim
Bill Pole
Carlton Ellmns
Tim Hawes
Littleton Boys
Johnnie Flaherty Scouted by St Louis Ameri League
Johnnie Doc Flaherty star first baseman for Middlesex Laundry was scouted by the St Louis American League club and sent to a Browns farm in Connecticut. He has played baseball since youth and starred at Boston College High School and Maynard High. He throws right and bats right.
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Johnnie
Doc” Flaherty
Middlesex Laundry Nine
Browns
Connecticut
Boston College
H S
Maynard H
Island lands leased under 1916 treaty near Nicaragua
Fragmentary text states Great Corn Island and Little Corn Island in the Caribbean east of Nicaragua’s coast are leased by an entity named Haren erereen under a treaty proclaimed in June 1916. The passage is incomplete and unclear about current holders or conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Great Corn
Little Corn
Caribbean Sea
Nicaragua
Haren _erereen
Bay State PWA Funds Put 750000 Toward Moth Work
A new PWA allotment of 750000 targets moth control and crossing elimination in Massachusetts. The package includes 2400000 for the Boston New Haven and Hartford railroad cross ing projects and 2800000 for gypsy moth control plus 970000 for brown tail moth control across New England. Federal and state efforts span New England with a barrier zone along the New York border and a program to burn and destroy winter webs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Brook
Boston Post Road
Waltham
Boston & Maine
New York New Haven & Hartford
Roosevelt
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Public Works Administration
Europe
United States
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Land Island
New York State
Canadian
Discontent Drives Pioneers and Scientific Progress
A fragmented passage notes how discontent shapes effort and advancement. It reflects on pioneers shaping homes and minds through patient effort, underscoring progress born from questioning limits and seeking new frontiers.
Acton Middlesex Lanuary Sluggera Triumph at Jones Field
Acton Middlesex sluggera beat Arlington 4 to 3 at Jones Community Field in a pitchers duel. Key plays included Hurd’s opening line drive, Couper and Lawson contributing multi hit efforts, and defensive stops by Sorrell and Grondahl.
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Acton
Middlesex Lanuary
Jones Community Field
Arlington
George Johnson
Washmen
Sherlock
Lexington High School
EB. Hurd
Sorrell
O'Flaherty
Boston College
Couper
Lawson
Azet Hurd
Cooper
McKenna
Sherwood
Torppa
Poe
Boulden
McKenna Utsted
B. I
Cgladhu
Uoy
Helf
Glady
Sofrell
West Concord
Grondahl
Teen aeRe Laundry
Greger
Gladw Cf
Ceweces
RTM Ince
Frigard If
Bouldon
Grondaht
Oc Cside
Ofrett Mh
Sherty
Onna
Donnelly If
Hurd
Sullivan Rf
Simonds Cf
Sherwood P
Couper 2
Sofreti
Os & Arlington
E Hurd
Gladhu
H. Hurd
Simonds
Gs Lawson
Frigard
Johnson
Holding Company Affiliations With National Bank Reported
A 1935 filing details Old Colony Trust Associates of Boston owning 50 percent of Concord National Bank and warrants its related real estate and knit underwear firms. It notes stock holdings of affiliated banks, no deposits or loans with those banks, and no borrowings from them, with sworn statements by treasurers in July 1935.
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Old Colony Trust Associates
Boston
Mass
Concord National Bank
Concord
Mars
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Bank
Affiliated Bank
Thomas J. Campbell
William F. Peter
Newton Center Real Estate Co
Newton
Federal Reserve District
Newton Trust
Newton Center Real Eustate
Newton Trust Co
Old Colony Trust
M. A. Clark
Newton Centre Real Estate Company
Treas
William H. Rice
Thomas Dalby, Inc
Watertown
Maass
Visitors from New England in town and area
Among other visitors recently were Mr and Mrs Roger Adams of Jaffrey New Hampshire also Mrs Franklin Thrasher and family of New Bedford Miss Emma Frost of Natick was a visitor calling on old friends formerly lived in Jaffrey N H She is now a teacher in the grade schools of New Bedford Harold Lamburn is at Camp Resolute in Boston with a Boy Scout party for two weeks Mr and Mrs Frank Page of Guilford Maine spent last Friday with Mr and Mrs Fred Stone Isobel Stone is at home for a weeks vacation
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Roger Adams
Jaffey
N. H
Franklin Thrasher
New Bedford
Emma Frost
Natick
Forst
Jaffrey
Harold Lamburn
Camp Resolute
Boston
Frank Page
Guilford
Maine
Fred Stone
Isobel
Stone
Town of Maynard Selectmen Notice for Wednesday Meeting
The regular meeting of the Board will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in the Town Hall. Questions for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board. Frank J. McCarron chairman Patrick A McGrath Secretary Roy Marsden clerk
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Maynard
Selectmen
Frank J. McCarron
Ciairman
Patrick A McGrath
Roy Marsden
FHA Rules Open Home Fridge Loans For Tenants
Cooper Radio Electric says tenants and low income families can now obtain federal insured loans for refrigerators. Changes in FHA regulations remove ownership and income requirements and allow equipment to be bought and connected to any outlet without permanent wiring. Sales staff are ready to assist applicants with the required papers.
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Seatia Sicent Fe
E. S. Cooper
Cooper Radio Electric Company
Mr. Cooper
Sacred Mountain of Japan Elevation and Size Noted
The sacred mountain in Japan rises to 12 305 feet above sea level and lies miles west of Tokyo. It is described as an extinct volcano with a crater two and one half miles in circumference and 506 feet deep.
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Japan
Tokyo
Notice to Creditors of Insolvent Estate Olof Nelson
Form of Administrator's Notice To Creditors of Insolvent Estate. Estate of Olof Nelson late of Acton Middlesex deceased intestate solvent. Province Court will receive and examine all claims of creditors against the estate. Creditors have six months from July 11 1935 to present claims. The Court will hear claims at Cambridge August 15 1935 at 10 am and January 13 1936 at 10 am. Beda Swenson Executrix July 17 24 31
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Eatate
Olof Nelson
Acton
Cambridge
Beda Swenson
Probate Court notices for the estate of William F. Litchfield
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites all interested in the Maynard deceased's estate. Amy C. Litchfield and Thomas F. Parker seek probate of a will and appointment as executors without bond. Objections must be filed before July 11 1925 in Cambridge. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register. July 3 10 17
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
William F. Litchfield
Maynard
Amy C. Litchfield
Thomas F. Parker
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Social and town happenings in Acton and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hastings hosted guests including Mr and Mrs J F P Blake and Mr Francis Tule of Pepperell for a Hartford trip. The fire company held a Tuesday social at the fire house with refreshments. Mrs Verne Dimond and children visit her mother Mrs Carrie Kinthall. George Todd plans a summer cabin on his estate. Universalist Church school children enjoyed a picnic at Fort Pond. Selectmen held a hearing at the South Acton fire house about owners ofean Gallina as part of a local incident and repairs were completed.
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Lewis Hastings
J FP Blake
Francis Tule
Pepperell
Lewis ‘Hastings
Hartford
Connecticut
Verne Dimond
Carrie Kinthall
George Todd
Universalist Church School
Fort Pond
South Acton
Ean Gallina
Young America
Lost deposit book notice from Concorde Co-operative Bank
Deposit Book 2446 has been lost and payment is stopped. Benjamin Moody serves as treasurer for Concorde Co-operative Bank. Notice dated July 10 17 24.
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Concorde Co-operative Bank
Benjamin Moody, Treas
Lost Bank Book Notice for Assabet Institution
In compliance with Section 40 Chapter 590 Acts of 1908 we announce application for a duplicate bank book to replace book No 232 for Assabet Institution for Savings Sidney B Meleary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney B. Meleary
Concord Co-operative Bank Ben July 17 91
A brief notice references Concord Co-operative Bank with a date July 17 and a percentage figure linked to an account or transaction. Specific details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR text. The item appears as a banking notice or public financial acknowledgment.
Lost 860K Deposit Book Notice
The Middlesex Institution for Savings reports a deposit book numbered 38707 as lost. Concord Massachusetts, July 8, 1936. Published July 10, 17, 4.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
J. W. Jou
Apat
Treas
Concord
Mass
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Wivers
Charles 7. S. A
A. Towne
G. A
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Heacton Center
Ms Farm
Point—Battle Money Center
Point—Center School
Ral Streets
Mainetrest
Massachute
R. R
Knowlton
Tor
Acil
Udbury
Y B. Jenking
Belairley
M. _ Halloran
Anna
Buxton
Charles
Evans
Thru State P. W. A
Bay State
Sea of Galilee
E. A. Nagle
W. Marvieer
Walnut Street
Walnut ST
Parker St
Linda’s Domestic Employment Agency
Main St
Maynard, Tel
A. L. Maclean
I. Everett
St. Concord, Mass
Maynard & Acton
Home Ag
Bedford and
Lexingti
Madenger
THE
Coleman Lamp & Stove CO
Ofice
Wicatra, Kasts
Dept
Concord Co-operative Bank
Benjamin Moody
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Peterman
Tan Auto and Truck Parts
Atty Car
Money
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York City
42Nd Sweat
Grand Central Station
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