Governor Hopes 10 Call Convention of Wets June 20
Boston dispatch reports Governor Joseph B. Ely aiming to convene a constitutional convention of 45 wet delegates June 20 to ratify repeal of Prohibition. Official count by Secretary Cook awaited. unofficial repeal majority shown 441000 to 98000 with Boston and towns voting wet. The convention would include all wet delegates, as drys vanish statewide.
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Boston
INS
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Bay State
Frederick W. Cook
4 H Club Camp Dates Set at Massachusetts College
4 H club members are urged to attend Camp Middlesex at Massachusetts State College Amherst from July 16 to 22, 1933. The notice highlights registration and activities for the youth program.
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Massachutts State College
Amherst
Fromull
Maynard Sam Bachrach Graduates as Boxing Champion
Samuel Bachrach of Acton Street earns a University diploma at Monday exercises. He starred in local football, earned a football letter, and served as Tau Epsilon Pi vice president. Several Maynard residents are noted, including Sol Kaplan visiting from New York and Arlene Priest attending a wedding in Hudson. The Socrates Society of Brighton and Allston held a Sunday outing at Vose Playgrounds raising funds for its School.
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Samuel Bachrach
Isaac Bachrach
Acton Street
Sam
Tau Epsilon Pui Fraternity
John Holder
California
Charles Keene
Great Road
Lock Company
Fitchburg
Maynard
Lock Co
Arlene Priest
White Plains
N. Y
Harold
Hudson
Socrates Society of
Brighton
Allston
Vose
School of Socrates
Maynard-Maurice White Receives Mass State College Degree
Maynard Maurice White son of Mrs Annie White of Waltham street earned a Mass State College degree at yesterday's graduation. A Maynard High School product he starred in baseball and football, captaining the college team his senior year and playing halfback for the varsity squad. Family and friends attended the exercises.
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Maynard
Maurice White
Annie White
Waltham Street
State College
Maynard High School
Golding Wedding Honors 50th Anniversary at Home
Concord notices Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Richardson celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary at 95 Main Street. Friends visited Wednesday June 7 and brought flowers letters cards and telegrams. Their son sent a telegram remarking on remaining on the gold standard.
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Concord
Henry P. Richardson
Main Street
Horse racing opens June 21 at Rockingham Park
Salem New Hampshire opens with 39 head arriving to Rockingham Park bringing total horses at the track to over 200 with more cars expected. Jim Munroe Racing Secretary NH Breeders Association says by tomorrow more than 600 head will be headquartered for the opening day preparations.
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Salem
N. H
New ‘Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Dover
Jim Munroe
New Hampshire Breeders’ Association
Rockingham
B E Chapman
Nealon Kay
Calgary Kay
Single Kay
L. Carver
Supeon
Dunair
Nemere
C. C
W. A. Smithson
Tazewell
General Lejentine
Grand Rox
Single Hope
Mcdonald H
Little Stokes
Royal Charge
Runanplay
Muskoday
Glen Burnie
E. Jackson
Boston
H. A. Catalano
P. T. Catalano
al Green
Colossal
Nomin
Dark Ayr
Home Shore
W. Shewbridge
Washout
Primlin
Bright Tess
Rock Sun
A. W. Koivula
Sisko
Bodkins
H. C. Vaughn
Grace Burting
Eternal Maid
J. Bishop
Tuffy G
Prometheus
F. G. Haller
Crossroad
Post Brigade
Alex Getz
Starry
Eng.ad
New Hampshire Hills
Concord Knights of Columbus Elects Officers
J W Whalen Jr., the current recording secretary, was chosen as Grand Knight for the coming year at the Concord Council meeting in Monument Hall. Other officers selected include Edward Cullinane deputy Grand Knight, Martin Diskin chancellor, Bernard McKenna treasurer, Terence McHugh recording secretary, Patrick Smith warden, William Tobin Jr inside guard, Patrick Hayes outside guard, Maurice McWalter advocate, Terence McHugh justice for three years, and delegates Thomas McGann Sr. and John W Whalen Jr to the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Terence J McHugh
John W Whalen
Edward Cullinane
Martin J Diskin
Bernard A McKenna
Patrick A Smith
William Tobin, Jr
Patrick Hayes
Maurice Mc
Middlesex County dress revue draws 141 contestants
A dress revue at Cary Memorial Hall Lexington featured 141 girls from 27 towns in Middlesex County. Judges included 4-H leaders from New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Winners received fabric for dresses and souvenir ribbons.
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Middlesex County
Cary Memorial Hall
Lexington
Mary Sanborn
New Iampshire
Hazel Hill
New Hampshire
Arthur Abbott
Vo Simmons College
Marion Forbes
Tena Bishop
Massachusetts
Edith Robbins
Malden
Matthia Marley
Ashland
Mytle Macomber
Florence Farley
Eva Kelley
Chelmsford
Helen Porter
Constance Fowler
Dorothy Gould
Stow
Silk Street
Muriel Morin
Cochituate
Sophie McManus
Marlboro
Sophie
Thomas MccManus
Elm Street
Ruth Waite
West Concord
Caroline Pressman
Adeline Magnani
Virginia
Cassidy
Wakefield
Alice Draper
Malde
Isabel
Hamilton
Priscilla Morse
Caroline
Parker
Boxboro
Jeromina Collella
Mary Finneran
Laura Alberghini
Burlington
Doris Werlin
William Burke
North
North Billerie2; and Margaret Jensen
Acshland
Ruth Woods
Pauline Magnani
Alma Kerr
Mable Clements
Anna Cunis
Mary Morris
Helen Finneran
Josephine Rice
June Warren
Marie and Dorris Dancause
Thelma Nix
Evelyn Kimball
iMuriel Moran
Dorothy Decatur
Alice Cowern
Mary Carastia
Sudbury
iMary Quinn
Mary Quinn
Nancy Fairbanks
Mary
Pauline Pincitelli
Ruth Decatur
Wayland
Henry Locke Named Captain of Middlesex School Crew
Henry W. Locke, class of 1934, who rowed in the No. 3 seat, was elected captain of the Middlesex School four-oar crew for next year, succeeding his brother W. Andrew Locke. The Locks are sons of Charles W. Locke, the school rowing coach.
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Middlesex School
Henry W. Locke
W. Andrew Locke
Charles W. Locke
New Officers Named Amid Fraternal Convention
Frederick E Law ton and Terrence J McHugh named alternates. Joseph H McKenna reappointed as lecturer by the new grand knight. Thomas H Mansfield reappointed as financial secretary. Installation set for the Fall.
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Frederick E Lawton
Terrence J McHugh
Joseph H McKenna
Thomas H Mansfield
Special Rate For Scouts At Camp Resolute
Algonquin Council Boy Scouts of America urges postmark by June 16 for Camp Resolute enrollments. Twelve boys signed up Sunday as parents and scouts toured the camp and new features. A lower rate applies when most of a troop attends. Upgrades include a new kitchen boats and hospital cabin renovations.
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Algonquin Council
Boy Scouts of America
New England
Resolution protest over Veterans Administration pension rules
Copy of resolutions adopted by State Convention of USWV in Lowell on June 12 1933 opposing VA action. It condemns the VA for dropping or reducing Spanish American War veterans from the pension roll and demands adherence to President’s Section 12 instructions with rebuttal based only on argument or proof.
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USWV
Lowell
Boston
United States
Veterans Administration
Vicinity Council No. 2
United Spanish ‘War Veterans
Concord
Mass
Maynard Teacher Miss M Frances Nagle Retires
Maynard superintendent of schools reports Miss M Frances Nagle a Framingham Normal School graduate and longtime Maynard teacher retires effective July 1 1933. She began in 1903 at Nason Street, taught at Bancroft Street, then Main Street schools, totaling thirty years of service.
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Maynard
James P. Kinz
Massachusetts Teachers’ Retirement Board
M. Frances Nagle
Framingham Normal School
Nagle
Nason Street
Hudson
Bancroft Street
Main Street
Voting List Increased at Maynard Registrars Meeting
At a meeting of the Board of Registrars held at the Selectmen's Rooms Friday, the following names were added to the voting list.
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Maynard
Board of Registrars
Selectmer’s Prooms
Notable Residents List With Multiple Addresses
A roster of individuals with listed street addresses including 51 Summer street and 22 Acton street among others. The compiled names include Ralph A. Taylor and Sofie F. Wasiuk along with several neighbors and residents across Glendale, Maple, Walnut, and Third streets.
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Ralph A. Taylor
Summer Street
Emil Boeska
Gaspare D’agata
Acton Street
James F Duggan
Front Street
Sofie F. Wasiuk
Powdermill Road
Sarah F. Priest
Charles Street
Arthur Bresh
Third Street
Evert Raikonen
Bates Avenue
Felix Niemala
Walnut Street
Leonard Cirnio
Main Street
Luigi Lalla
Glendale Street
Signe Kivinen
Russell Avenue
Genevieve Cheslak
Raymond F. Nolan
Pumping Station Road
Marne
Sheridan
Maple Street
Roland A. Davis
Community Children’s Night Planned for June 23
Organizers announce a Children’s night titled Our Gang directed by M Sheridan. Mrs Adel oversees refreshments and supervision while parents are invited to attend.
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Nina Ruble
Our
M Sheridan
Adel
Way
Alanie
Recital of Pupils of Mr Dorothy at Odd Hall
Marlboro and Framingham pupils of Miss V Cole present an expression recital. The third annual program includes a short play no and readings by older pupils. Performers include Hise Mary O'Brien Mary Cleary Broderick Roberta Cleary dine Sapolsky and An Wade. Seven numbers by pupils of M Burke Galvin slated as an innovation.
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Marlboro
Miss V. Cole
Framingham
Odd Hall
Hise
Mary O'Brien
Mary Cleary
Broderick
Roberta Cleary
Dine Sapolsky
An Wade
M Burke Galvin
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Mother
May
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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SOM
Tel Ave
Somerset
Somerville
Golding — Wedding
J. W. Whalen, Jr
Concord K. of C
Marlboro Girls
Henry Locke
Middlesex
Constance Bennett
Lilyan Tashman
Gere
New York
Flaherty
Idea
Doco
Washington
C. M. Gardner
Maynard Grange
Charles M. Gardner
Demeter
Grange Hall
Cambridge
West Boylston
Waltham
Westboro
Clinton
Oxford
Sterling
Arlington
Acton
Westfield
Grangers
Grace
Sallo
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