Local Names List Appears in Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous proper nouns including Ham Cotting Marlboro Burke Richard Lovell Adrian Wheeler Jr Hudson Lester Mann Menden Gerald Snow Milford Lloyd Briggs Westboro Jackson and Woodville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Cotting
Marlboro
Burke
Richard Lovell
Adrian Wheeler Jr
Hudson
Lester Mann
Menden
Gerald Snow
Milford
Lloyd Briggs
Westboro
Jackson
Ites de Wood
Unclear fragmentary notice from a local page
Damaged OCR yields sparse items mentioning prices, postage, and locations with no coherent event or names to confirm a full notice or action.
Civil service reforms and federal budget limits discussed
The piece reviews shifts from spoils to merit in federal hiring, notes Public Works rules enforcing balanced budgets for states and cities, and mentions wage cuts vs new jobs. It laments political meddling and highlights broader government financial restraint impacting workers and public projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Balanc
Public Works
Imi
Edlands
Immient
The
Boston Post
Local Officials Urged to Act Over Civic Talk
Citizens express frustration with endless talk and little action urging leaders to begin real development. The rhetoric of big plans has worn thin as cities face mounting calls for progress and concrete steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver
Water Meet At Camp Resolute Opens First War Week
The first weekly inter divisional water meet at Camp Resolute opened Saturday with Tenderfeet taking an easy 61 point win. Framingham and Sherborn swimmers led in events including Blue Ribbon swims, White Ribbon dashes, and diving. Red Cross life saving pins were awarded to several cadets, highlighting weekend progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resolute
Bob-White
Howard Garvey
Framingham
William Dutcher
Be Gar Blanchette Jr
Marlboro
Francis Orchard
Arthur. McCarthy
James MacCauseland
Southboro
Howard
Garvey
Harvey Maurice
Northboro
John O'Conner
Charles
Babuka
Thur. Thomson
Brookline
Woodrow Dutcher
Shea
Orchard
Blades
Tobey
Ubs
Curtis
Bancroft
Mingham
Ats
McCarthy
Richerson
Mant
Menden
Cush
Edham
Coxawain
Potter
Smith
Maynard
David Tomb
Robert Blades
Sidney ‘Thomas
Ernest. Bragg
Milford
Cyril. Dooley
Trip A Day in Molde Town of Flowers Tour
A vivid postcard panorama describes Molde with mountain ridges shielding it from storms and cold. The piece celebrates a century of artist rendezvous, praising roses over rulings and museums, and cherishes peace beauty and color that draw Norwegian tourists to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molde
Cicada Moth Emerges From Lincoln Street Cocoon
Hermon J. French, jeweler on Pope Street, found a Cicada moth cocoon Saturday on Lincoln Street. He watched as the cocoon in a glass box produced a live moth after about 30 minutes, with observer Albert Beaudreau present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon J. French
Pope Street
Lancoln Street
Hudson Clergy Visitor and Weekend Guests Highlight Local Notices
Hudson men and women keep busy with weekend visits and outings. The Rev Andrew J Corbett of St James Bustoin visited St Michael rec tory while couples like Mr and Mrs Albert Shaw returned from their Montreal wedding and took a Cottage Street home. Ward members rode to Nantasket beach for a group outing and Miss Mildred Johnson from St bans Vermont visited local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Corbett
St. James Church
Bustoin
St. Michael’s
Albert H. Shaw
Cottage Street
Montreal
Mildred Johnson
St. Bans, Vt
William Marston
Cottag Street
Local Social Notes Include Travel Plans and Visits
Marlboro Mr and Mrs Robert Churchill of Berlin are leaving today for a Montreal trip. Mrs Sara Woodman of Hudson entertained guests yesterday afternoon at a tea honoring Mrs Lawton of Mo Canada who is staying a few days. Miss Mabel Findlay of Boston visits her mother ed Findlay and sister Samuel Wilson on Harvard. Ralph Laurier works at the Lavigne store while the proprietor vacationing in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Churchill
Berlin
Montreal
Sara Woodman
Lincoln Street
Hudson
Lawton
Canada
Mabel Findlayfi
Boston
Ed Findlay
Samuel Wilson
Harvard Ee
Ralph Laurier
Lavigne
Gilda Gray and Kaufman at Lyonhurst Thursday
Victor records note Whitey Kaufman visits town with a versatile group of young musicians. Kaufman, a popular ballroom success, appears with Gilda Gray in person to open an engagement at Lyonhurst Thursday evening featuring rhythmical music, dancing, comedy, and vaudeville novelty acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthoro
Popu Ie
Victor Records
Whitey Kaufman
Kaufman
Gilda Gray
Lyonhurst
Wilh Meltal
Vaudermie Gitber
Marlboro Marriage Filings Registered by Clerk and Couple
Marriage filings recorded yesterday list Péter B. Murphy and Lafayette A. Tremblay as parties in Manchester Na shire with Loretta T. Moineau listed as a sales manager at a home address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péter B. Murphy
Lafayette A. Tremblay
Manchester
Nashire
Loretta T. Moineau
Street
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Sucbury
Teton
Bedford
Postice
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Varney
Mina Essots
Boy Ak
Colm
Feeland
Boston ‘Marine
BP United States
Franklin Rogstvelt
Feanore
Life Insurance Compa
Camp
Bob White
Ashland
Charles Alex
Sherborn
John Babuka
Teddy Faldas
Cyril Dooley
Thomas’Gooch
Sherwood
Coleman
Natick
Inners
Charles ‘Alex
Walter Custance
Archice
Marlboro Enterprise Fashion
6Th Ave
23Rd ST
New York
Cacoon
H. E. French
Helen Willian
Paris
Cai
Doris Bauren
Providence Ig
Fort Devens
Broad Street
Revere Beach
Charles W. Molloy
John W. Kelly
Central Street
Chatham
Eugene Bruneau
Philadelphia
Joseph O. Girardin
Mason Street
Clement D.hubert
Manchester, N. H
Louis A. Hubert
James
Stanley
Fugat Street
Providence
Emily Guay
Grove Street
Augusta
Raymond Balthazar
Marblehead
Noe F. Balthazar
Linden Street
Clark Kinney
Geafield
Hudson Aerie F.C.E
Nantasket Beach
Ley
Mildred Coolidge
Tea Street
Bana Ging
Auburn
B. T
Malcolm Goggins
Florence Street
Gilda Gray and Kaufman
Mary W. J
the Catholic Daerica
Cosventi
Rere
H. J. C. Henderson
Detroit
Body Craftsman's Guild
Egatern
Hall of Education
Museum of Natural History
Century of Progress
Chicago
Canad
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