Hury Residents Launch Campaign Against Dance Halls
Sudbury residents pressed Selectmen at Town Hall to curb dance halls amid noise nuisance and safety concerns. They criticized Pines Dance Hall and a new filling station for lax zoning and permits, urging action to protect homes and town character.
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Borden
Raspack
John C. Hail
Beckwith
Wallace
Powell Et Poole
Nathan W. Gil Eber
Mes H. Powers
Walter Alvin S. Bradshaw
Sudbury
Wallace Powell
Pines
Tim
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Mr. Powell
Townsend To Visit Acton In Odd Fellows Exchange
Clarence Chickering, editor of the Acton Messenger, reports West Acton Lodge I O O F enthusiastic about Townsend Lodge. Townsend will visit Acton on Monday for entertainment and a royal welcome, echoing Acton’s prior hospitality to Townsend and inviting return visits. George A Smith is on the sick list but improving. Stuart McGregor’s hand trouble keeps him seeking frequent treatment.
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West Acton
Clarence “Chickering
Acton Messenger
Townsend Lodge
Acton Lodge
Townsend
Acton
Chickering
George A Smith
Fell
Panvere
Stuart McGregor
First Parish Meeting House Sermon in Sudbury
At the First Parish Meeting House Sudbury Mass Rev Ming Brown will preach on The Instability of Civilization next Sunday morning at 11 oclock All are welcome. Louis D Chick 71 of Cambridge was struck by a vehicle on the Pike Road Saturday night and treated for injuries to his left leg by George R Parke and others on scene.
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Sudbury
Mass
Ming Brown
Louis D. Chick
Cambridge
Veterans in Joint Outing Draws Concord Veterans
A lively Concord town hall gathering plans a joint outing for Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U S W V and Concord State Guard Veterans Association led by Commander Benjamin Derby. Arthur Hosmer's Camp Rinage NH will host near Rinage NH with baseball and swimming on the agenda and a boxed lunch replacing the traditional banquet as the group travels by motor Saturday morning.
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Concord
Ralph P. Hosmer
Walter P. Blodgett
Concord State Guard’Veterans Association
Benjamin Derby
Arthur Hosmer
Rinage N. H
Change In Fees For Domestic Money Orders
Postmasters are notified that effective July 20, 1932, the fees for issuing domestic money orders up to twenty dollars increase by one cent. The new schedule lists fees from 0.01 to 2.50 at 6 cents through 80.01 to 100.00 at 22 cents.
Commissioners to Hear Private Way Request for College Road
Concord County commissioners will view the premises and hold a public hearing on July 25 at 10 a.m. in the Town Hall regarding turning College Road from Bartletts Mill Road to Strawberry Hill into a private way. The road currently serves as a public but little-used route.
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Concord
Bartletts Mill Road
Strawberry Hill
First Annual Outing for Rudolf Slomovitz Synagogue
The Maynard Jewish Council sponsors the first annual outing at Assabet Country Club next Sunday to benefit Rudolf Slomovitz synagogue. The Maynard youth group leads a daylong program featuring swimming boating golf tennis entertainment and dancing ending with a beauty pageant to crown the Princess of the Picnic. Laurie Lever chairs the active committee aiming to ensure all attendees enjoy the event.
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Maynard
Rudolf Sholom
Assabet Country Club
Maynard Jewish Council
Laurie Lever
Maynard Athletes Shine at Marlboro Sports Day
Maynard High School athletes excel at Ward Park Marlboro where Mickey Newton won the 100 yard dash and led in points, John Thompson placed second in the same race, Tony Kavaleski took second in the 880, Stanley Pietewicz earned runner up in the 440, and the Newton O Leary Pieciewicz Thompson quartet claimed Class 8 Mass State champions with a victory over Clinton and Marlboro.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Ward Park
Mickey Newton
John Thompson
Tony Kavaleski
Stanley
Pietewicz
Newton
O'Leary
Piecewicg
Thompson
Mass
Clinton
Spirit of Optimism Grows in Maynard Mills
Local sentiment remains upbeat as Assabet mills show increased employment and rumors point to improving conditions. Residents expect broader economic recovery with growing confidence that business will rise.
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Maynard
Assabet
Town Meeting Warrant Deliberates Welfare and Tax Issues
The town schedules a Wednesday July 27 meeting at Cooperative Hall to vote on multiple warrant articles. Key items include a 39 000 appropriation for the Public Welfare Department and 1000 for old age pensions, with prior 6000 allocations in the previous year. Officials warn of a possible 40 tax rate for 1932 amid rising welfare needs and ongoing inquiries into expenditures.
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Maynard
Cooperative Hall
T Wiliam Scully
Public Welfare
Welfar Department
Finance Committee
Concord lawyer William H Garland dies after illness
Boston lawyer and former U S district attorney William H Garland died Monday night at his home in Concord after months of illness. Born in St Louis on August 14 1872 he graduated from Harvard in 1894 and served as secretary to Senator Hoar before becoming district attorney for Massachusetts. He published private practice at 53 State Street and is survived by two sons, two sisters, and his mother.
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Concord
William H
Boston
U.S
Torney
James 8. Garland
Cne
Iil
Garland
Garland School
Wood Street
St. Andrew
A. F
A. M
Cape Horn
Gon
the Cathedral
Mr. Garland
Harvard College
George Frisbie Hoar
Ineschusetts
Mate Bramaase
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Aicer
State Street
Ruth E. Fletcher
William Howard Garland,Jr
Robin Garland
Milton
Kitty Vilas
Madison
Wis
Louise Garland
Concord and
Pocasset
Bourne Enterprise
Concord Rotary Plans Joint Outing With Lexington Club
The Concord Rotary Club met at Colonial Inn Pauls Day noon with Burleigh L. Pratt reporting on the Seattle international convention as a delegate. A joint outing with Lexington Rotary is set for Monday July 25 at Onset, with Jack Young chairing the committee and W Start Allen and Thomas Du Berger as assistants.Alex Ohlson chairs the Lexington side.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial’ Inn
Pauls Day
Burleigh L. Pratt
Seattle
Washington
Concord Club
Lexington Rotary Club
Onset
Jack Young
W. Start Allen
Thomas du Berger
Alex Ohlson
Lexington
Acton Committee Formed for George Washington Bicentennial
President Clarence N Goward of the Acton Agricultural Association was named chair of the town committee for the George Washington Bicentennial Celebration which runs from February 22 1932 to Thanksgiving Day 1932. The committee includes Dr W B Currier Florence Merriam Howard J Billings Low 1 H Cran W Stuart Alien Mrs George A Richardson and others.
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Clarence N. Goward
Acton Agricultural Association
Washington
George Washington
Goward
W. B. Currier
Florence Merriam
Howard J. Billingson
South Acton
Low
H. Cran
West Acton
Hearst Talk on Debt Cancellation Draws Radio Fans
A crowd of radio listeners tuned in as William Randolph Hearst spoke on debt cancellation at night, reflecting the era’s political discourse and public engagement.
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William Randolph Hearst
Maynard-Ole Christensen Found Dead in Concord Garage
Maynard Ole Christensen 58, born in Norway, was found dead by hanging in a Concord garage yesterday. Police were notified around 11 45 AM. Dr. C H Merrill of Marlboro declared death a suicide. Christensen had lived in Concord 30 years and recently worked for William Foss of Concord.
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Maynard
Ole Christensen
Bedford Road
Concord
Richard Swanson
Pleasant Street
C. H. Merrill
Marlboro
Christensen
Norway
William Foss
Letter to the Bitter Section Publishes Readers' Opinions
The column invites letters with real names and addresses for publication. Pen names may be used but editors must know the writer’s true identity. Letters should be written on one side of the page and kept brief.
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Maynard
Longtime Concord Arlington market gardener Abbot Allen dies
Abbot Allen a prominent Greater Boston market gardener died last week Tuesday at his Baker Avenue home. Born October 21 1867 in Arlington he ran the Allen Farm on Baker Avenue and served on Arlington and Concord finance committees. He leaves wife Laura and four sons Henry Vaughan Arthur Abbot Jr and Gifford all of Concord and sister Mrs Edith Allen Horton of Brookline. Burial is Mt Pleasant Arlington.
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Concord
Abbot Allen
Greater Boston
Baker Avenue
Arlington
William St
Anna Louisa (Ramsdell
Arlingto
Allen
Alen
Edith Allen Horton
Brookline
Arthur J Je D Baptist Ceerk
West Acton
Benjamin Derby
West Concord
Boston ~Et Gardeners’ Association
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Death of Henry Qua Beloved Bedford Resident
Henry Qua died suddenly at age 68 after a long life in Bedford and Lowell. Born in 1856 he moved to Lowell as a youth, worked in mills, and later served 33 years as an officer at the Concord Reformatory. He married Emma C. George in 1879 and left a widow, a son Edwin F., four grandchildren, and several relatives. Funeral services were held at Springs Road with Rev. Harold Dale officiating and burial in Shawsheen cemetery.
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Bedford
Henry Qua
Qua
Lowell
Emma C. George
Concord Massachusetts
Dale
Hmma
Springs Road
Edwin F
Edwin F. Jr
Louise F
Gerald H
Jean E
Stanley HE. Qua
Clarence Whitney
Brookline
Francis M
Percy Suttle
Beatrice Qua
Texas
Civic Club
Stillman Whittaker
Leonard Kiely
Wilfred St. Coeur
Michael McGann
Albert Berry
Mrs. Louise Okerson Loman Dies in Bristol
Mrs Louise Okerson Loman wife of John Loman of 50 Upson Street Bristol Connecticut died Wednesday July 13 after a lingering illness She was born in Ostrap Sweden March 18 1363 came to Maynard in 1890 married in 1897 lived in Maynard ten years then moved to Bristol in spring 1907 She was a member of the Swedish Li Chardy and an ancient worker of the Woman's Poet Society.
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Maynard
Louise Okerson Loman
John Loman
Upson Street
Bristol
Connecticut
Gok Spa Ak In
May Country Club D-Tour Opens With First Flight Action
Marnard Noble and Morton Leo Reche lead in the first flight as Hartwell defeats Arthur Carlton in the opening round. Eddie Congo Hartwell Flood contest planned tomorrow night features Frank versus Joe Mullaney with a division match on the same evening.
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Marnard
Boston Real Estate Exchange elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Boston Real Estate Exchange, D. Brooks of Higbbard Street was elected president. N Maddison and Harold F. Mattena were named treasurer and executive secretary, Carlton Hunneman Jr. joined ranks, and Brooks is noted for Harvard 1899 graduation and long real estate involvement with multiple trusts and banks.
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Conecord
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Iention
D. Brooks
Higbbard Street
Aathur N. Maddison
Harold F. Mattenaurer
Carlton Hunneman, Jr
Brooks
The
Trust of
Minneapolis
Boston Ground
Rent Trust
Farlow Real
Maynard Field Day Boosts Unemployed Support
A Maynard field day organized by the Maynard Citizens club aims to aid the unemployed with a community baseball event at Bancroft Street School Grounds. About eighty local players and 500 fans helped revive town spirit with track and field events, boxing and wrestling matches, and a parade featuring brass bands and fife corps.
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Maynard
Bancroft Street
Lcape
Bowride
West Concord
A.A.U
Binoeee Maynard
Terrorol Wicz
Steve Saleck
Lowell
Olympic
Akroyd Post ‘Fife
Marlboro
Manning Post
Had
Art League
St. Bridget’s
Louis Cuttell
Leslie Penniman
Trombly
George Graham
Albert Koch
Cottee
Tom King
al Lever
Charlis 7
Joe Byrnes
Five Mile Road
The
Athletic Union
J. Frank , Crotty
Erkkinen
St and Kelley
Chisholm
Zane Ad McLaughlin
Baseball Opens On School Grounds In Friday Eve Fight
Baseball went into action on the school house grounds on Friday evening. The Legionnaires started off with a barrage of hits in the early innings, taking a commanding lead as spectators watched an interesting contest.
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Legionnaires
Mrs. Edwards Annin Jr guest at Wayside and Fairhaven visit
Miss Lothrop hosted Mrs. R Edwards Annin Jr formerly of Concord now of Mrs. Annin last week at Wayside. This week she visits Mrs. Henry S Thompson of Fairhaven road while attending Mr Sweete's Summer School of Music.
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Hury
Ory
Iies
Hervey N. Fairbank
Ser
Citi
Airbank
Hall
Sudburyport
Comena Dance Hall
Odd Fellows
Rindge
Nile
College Road
W.H. Garland
Ole ‘Christensen of
Eleanor’. Has. Whitcomb
Reformatory
Foster RealGistate Trust
Port Wentworth Western Real Estate
T and Woodbine Company
F ‘Bavings Bank
Payt Feq
Hie
Maynard Field Day
To Per Orm
New England
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