Car Crash On Boston Post Road Injures Driver
A collision on Boston Post Road involved Barnard Cagor driving east and Prera 16 heading west with Dagorsky and others from hast bos line. Manuel Brera and three children were in a second vehicle. Brera's head struck glass. The car occupants were examined at Marlboro by Dr C H. Their injuries were not severe and they were brought to the union by Earl Stoke.
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Barnard Cagor
Chelsea
Struck &Car
Prera
Street
Wilmington
Dei
Dagorsky
Big Paul
Goldberg
Paris
Henry Oligsky
Berger
Solomon Heged
N Street
Hast Bos
Manuel Brera
Srera
Edward Moore 59 Dies After Long Illness in Maynard
Edward Moore of Maynard died after a long illness at age 59. Born in Maynard, he worked in the card department of the Assabet Mill and is survived by his wife Mrs. (McCarthy) Moore, two sons John and others, and two sisters Mrs. Mary and Mrs. William Cameron. Friends paid floral tribute as the funeral mass was held at St Brigid’s Church. Reverend Walter Roche officiated with deacons and bearers named.
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Edward Moore
Maynard
Assabet
Mra
McCarthy) Moore
Margaret
John
Mary
William V. Cameron
Praegeries
Moore
Maymara Lodge
Order of Moose
St. Bricharch
Walter Roche
George
Charles
Thomas Paul Sims
Altoi Sims
Dan Pbriin
Fack Moore
St. T'S Ceme
Local Jewish Council program under guard suspicions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a program of water, games, golf, tennis, and entertainment under the supervision of a guard and the Jewish Council. Names and places are unclear. The item appears to be a partial record of a community event with uncertain details.
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Levine
Guard Jewish Council
Sudbury Grange Lawn Party Draws Large Turnout
The Sudbury Grange hosted a lawn party and dance on Sudbury Common attracting many visitors. The event featured a Boy Scout style band from Marlboro, Grange committee led activities including ice cream hot dogs and games, with Paul Harmonians providing music for dancing into the night.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Sudbury Common
Lawrence Devell
Sherrold Garfield
Frank T Davis
Merton Haskell
Herman Austin
Charles A. Brackett
Harry Whitney
Albert A. Tallent
Horace * Oliver
Philip Morrison
Boy Segat
Band of
Giles House Fire on Concord Road Destroys Home
Early Sunday morning a fire on Concord road destroyed the Giles house after neighbors alerted the Fire Department. Firemen battled the blaze but could not control it before the garage at the rear was also involved. origin undetermined.
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Sudbury
Concord Road
Optimism Grows for Assabet Mill Trade Prospects
Reported improvement in industry and rising employment at the Assabet mill signals a cautious positive shift. Local businessmen sense the economy is leaving hard times behind, with some departments operating on a 24 hour schedule and more workers than in the past year.
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Maynard
Assabet
Camp Joyce Brings Home Girls and Boys from Weeklong Retreat
More than 50 boys began a two week vacation at Camp Joyce in Scituate with Rev. Charles Donahue directing the program. More than 50 girls from the same group arrived home by bus in the afternoon after the boys departed for camp earlier in the morning.
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Joyce Ust
Bridget’s Parish
Uate
Charles Donahue
St. M Mary
Brighton
Died After Long Illness Margaret O Neil Maynard
Margaret O Neil Maynard aged 39 died after a long illness at a Pondville hospital. Born in Canada she had long resided in Maynard and is survived by Nicérman O Neil of Main Street a daughter Mrs Edward Hewitt of South Boston her mother Mrs Lottie Duncan of Kel 30 Washington and two brothers Frank Gagnon of Billerica and Edward Gagnon of Lowell. Funeral was held at St Bridget's church with a requiem mass conducted by Rev Walter Roche and burial in the parish cemetery. Floral tributes reflected community affection.
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Maynard
Margaret O'Neil
Pondville
Canada
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter Roche
Maynard Racer Wins and Is Injured in Fifteen Mile Race
Louis Boeske, cal. automobile racer, drove a D. O. Fornty car that smashed through a fence in the Worcester fifteen mile race. He escaped with slight injuries and minor car damage after winning a five mile event earlier. Boeske plans to race at Bridgewater next Saturday and Avon, Connecticut, Sunday.
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Louis Boseke
Cal
D. O. Fornty
Worcester
Louisa
Louis
Bridgewater
Avon
C o n s e r v a t i o n Tuberculine Test Results in Maynard Cattle
Evan T. Richardson director of the division of Animal Industry reported to the Maynard Board of Health that 78 cows were found affected by tuberculine testing of 68 cows. The cows were ordered killed and owners are compensated for their loss under department provisions.
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T Conservation
Maynard
Evan T. Richardson
Division of Animal Industry
Maynard Board of Health
Service Sunday For F. Fairbanks
Maynard Frederick Fairbanks a long time Mi resident died Friday after a long illness at 73. Survived by wife son Fred Fairbanks and daughter Mrs George Lesage. Funeral Sunday at Methodist church with Rev John R Shepler. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Frederick Fairbanks
Fred Fairbanks
George Lesage
John R. Shepler
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord Rotary appoints new president at luncheon
Pratt, the new president of the Concord Rotary Club, presided over the weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn on Wednesday noon. Several members gave brief speeches during the session.
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Concord
Buriigh
Pratt
Concord Rotary. Club
Colonial Inn
Thured&y
Nurse Resigns From Board of Health Duties
A nurse member of the Board resigns effective August 1 after dedicating all time to nursing duties. The agency notes she has not the time to continue serving on the Board of Health.
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Huree
Board of Health
Towler Leads Nassau Program in Charge of District
A Maynard post and Kas Cit baton eins die in August with Towler as commander oversee program in charge. Sie Brink ley and Wane beri Mra provide additional context for the operation.
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Maynard Post
Kas
Towler
Ine
Sie Brinkley
Town Meeting Tonight Sets Broad Appropriations
A special town meeting is planned for tonight July 7 at Cooperative Hall to consider appropriations totaling 20 000 for welfare 6 000 for relief and 1 000 for old age pensions in addition to March allocations of 29 000 welfare 6 000 old age and 6 000 soldiers relief. The Finance Committee will supervise expenditures and a special committee will coordinate with town departments. Other articles seek sewer work on Brown Street with 1 600 requested and fire hose 400 and sewer maintenance funds. Also proposed is making teacher contributions salary money available to the school committee and a projected tax rate of 40 against last year.
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Cooperative Hall
Havik
Wolters ‘Commission
Soldiers Relief
Sewer Commission
Brown Street
Finance Committee
Fire Department
Seven Acton Men Arrested Ending 10 Thefts
Seven men from Acton and Littleton were arrested on charges of breaking and entering at night and larceny ending a year of poultry and other thefts. Elwood Downie Edward Coucher Hannifen and Lester Carey held on $3000 bail. Everett Spinney Ralph Smith James Carey held at $100 each for further inquiry.
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South Acton
Littleton
Poultry Men of
Acton
Michael Foley
John T. Regan
State Police
Elwood C. Downie
Edward Coucher
Ee Hannitan
Lester Carey
North Acton
Howard A. Wilson
Cambridge
Everett Spinney
Boxboro
Ralph Smith
James Carey
Veterans of Peace and War Hold Joint Outing
Concord clubs from Ralph P. Hosmer Camp United Spanish War Veterans and the Concord State Guard Veterans Association joined Past Commanders Arthur D. Hosmer and Capt. Herbert E. Berry for a summer outing in Rindge New Hampshire. About 100 men attended with golfing, horseshoes, and a combined baseball marathon event featuring sprints and field events.
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Concord—Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War Veterans
Concord State ‘Guard Veterans’ Association
State Guard
Herbert E. Berry
Rindge
Walter P. Blodgett
Benjamin Derby
New Hampshire
Derby
Felch
Hocquard
Robinson
Gaudet
Kennedy
Tibbets
MacLeod
Hesmer
Tim Nee
Maynard Case Seeks Relief in Massachusetts Supreme Court
Maynard Board of Public Welfare sues Amelia Szilkinis Anthony Szilkinis and Hudson Savings Bank in Middlesex Supreme Court alleging welfare payments for a child continued for about 13 years while the mother moved a sizable bank balance to conceal financial ability. The board seeks an accounting and restraining orders to preserve funds and support.
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Massachusetts
Maynard
Supreme Court
Maynard Board of Public Welfare
Will P Scully
Thomes Wright
William J. Smith
Supreme
Middlesex ‘Court
Amelia Ssilkinis
Anthony Szilkinis
Hudson Savings Bank
Fran Born
Szilkinisoe
Hudsan
Anthony
Ee Soard
Boston
Maynard Red Cross Branch Plans Further Help
Mrs. William Litchfield chairs the Maynard Branch of the Red Cross. The secretary notes the branch has aided committees and government flour shipments to the unemployed. The group plans more assistance in upcoming months.
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Maynard
Mathew . Vance
T the. Now Citizens Retary
Red Cross
William’ Litchfield
The
Drop 51 Names On Voting List
Maynard reports 81 voters dropped from the list by Registrars of Voters including married and deceased or those who have left town. Registrars set sessions August 22 and 25 to register eligible voters for the September 20 primary. 47 voters changed party designations this year, far above the prior eighteen year average.
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Maynard
Runaway Brook and Maynard Totals Noted in Meet
Runaway Brook posted a 7.18 total while Maynard achieved 11-2 in a meet summary. The fragment cites Runaway Brook and Maynard with unclear event context and scoring details.
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Maynard
Runaway Brook
Msmr Cta
Havoc from Saturday Night Storm Across Concord
Lightning struck a State Armory flag pole on Emmisti street, tearing bricks from the roof base and blacking out Main street and Academy Lane for about an hour. A bolt hit Warren B. Goddard’s West Street home, blowing fuses and disabling telephone and radio briefly. Hartwell barn fire destroyed eight-horse stable and 16 tons of hay, estimated damage eight thousand dollars.
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Concord
Mu Pal
I Company
Ana
State Armory
Emmisti Street
Main Street
Academy Lane
Warren B. Goddard
West
West Concord
Heavy storm causes barn fire and crop damage in Bedford
A severe thunder shower inflicted extensive damage in Bedford night and day. It scorched crops and destroyed a barn on John A. Peterson place on Hartwell road. The fire alarm system was put out of commission, contributing to the loss.
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Bedford
Byte
Pendy
John A. Peterson
Hartwell Road
Sudbury Barn Burn Rescues Cattle Amid Fire Damage
Sudbury officials report a barn fire at a town farm injuring no people but resulting in the death of a number of cows and damage to multiple structures. Fire crews battled flames as residents watched. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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F. Tuttle
Arthur W. Emerson
Charles Willett
John Holland Frank Holden
Andrew Phillips
North Acton
Arnold Leavitt
George H. Reed
West
Acton
Frost Farm
M. Cash
Robert Lingham
Littleton
Mr. Lowell
Sudbury
Downie
Nova Scotia
Acton Motors Co
Lee Hannifan
New York
Martin
Maynard Sports Day Benefits Unemployed at Crowe Park
A Maynard Sports day held Saturday under Intertown Baseball League auspices and Maynard Citizens Committee sanction drew a large crowd at Crowe Park for athletic events a baseball game and evening fireworks. The parade led by police and Maynard Brass band featured decorated autos and a trade display with prizes awarded for best automobile and best trade display. Local notes mention participants and runners with injuries amid yard dash and 880 events, with continuation promised on page 3.
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Maynard
Intertown
Ieague
Maynard Citizens Committee
Crowe Park
Ébék
Maynard Brass Band
Maynard Post V. F. Ww
Field Day Committee
Walter Crowther
Middlesex
John Murphy
Sudbury Residents Protest Flood Lighting on Hood Brook Farm
Residents of South Sudbury appeared before the Board of Selectmen to protest flood lighting along the Hood Brook Farm grounds. They labeled the lighting a public nuisance that harms nearby property values and asked the board to intervene to remove or reduce the lights.
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Sudbury
South Sudbury
Board of Selectmen
Hood Bontie Brook Farm
Hood
Brook Farm
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