Marlborough City Auditor Seeks Middlesex County Commissioner Post
Frank D. Walker, Marlborough native and current city auditor, announced his Republican candidacy for Middlesex County Commissioner. A Marlborough High School and Bentley School of Accounting alumnus, he has taught at Marlborough High and the Praminge College and served as principal at two Brammer schools. He was appointed city starter on Feb 099 and has been active in local groups including the Marlborough Rotary Club and Middlesex County Republican activities.
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Frank D. Walker
Marlborough
Ents
Walker
Marlborough High Hool
Bentley School
Acmg
Boston Arsity
Praminglege
City Star
Dalteve Mt
Marlh
Masta” Borough Grange
Middlesex
Republican Club
BRAVE
First Parish Announces Summer Union Services with Trinitarian Church
The First Parish church on Muexington Road will conduct summer union services with the Trinitarian church from June 30 to July 28. Next Sunday at 11 o clock Rev. Nyniels will deliver the sermon on the topic Those.
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Muexington
Edward P. Daniels
Nyniels Ho
Epispopal Church Service Details Include Sermon
The message lists Rev. Chauncey delivering a sermon at St. James Church with Charles R. Peck, minister, at 9:80 in the morning. The entry records a morning service and sermon to be given.
Union Church West Concord Sunday Service and Midweek Meet
Minister Kenneth R. Teg leads morning worship at 9:30 with a sermon. A midweek meeting is scheduled for 7:80 p.m. on July 2.
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UNION
Spain St
West Concord
Kenneth R. Teg
Ameeday
Surprise Housewarming for Mr and Mrs George
Relatives and friends gathered last evening at the couple’s Marlboro home for a surprise housewarming. Governor Winthrop was among the guests. the event featured music and singing with a buffet table decoratively set with seasonal flowers.
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George
Boyle
Pro.saand
Marlboro
Governor Winthrop
Unusual Clergy Lineage Event In Lawrence Parish
The report notes Rev Fe ord Léon, son of Rev and Herman Thon of Pleasant Pee, celebrating a first occasion where a son ordained his father in the parish of the Pla ies in Lawrence Been Vacated.
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Fe‘ord Léon
Herman ¥. Thon
Pleasant Pee
Lawrence
Wayland Man Frank H. Carter Announces Congress Bid
Wayland resident Frank H. Carter announced his candidacy for Congress in the Third District with primaries set for September 17. Born August 22, 1897, he runs Carter Rendering Co. and serves as Wayland Board of Selectmen chair. He has held multiple local leadership roles and is active in civic and professional groups.
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Frank H. Carter
Wayland
Congress
R. Carter
Somerville
Beaton University College ‘of Business Administration
Carter Rendering Company
Carter
Roosevelt
Business Men’s Astone
New. England
Quin Council
Boy, Scouts of
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T Sduth
C. B.A
B. Z Ae Association
Iene Cartere
F&a
Natick
Royal Arch
Nativ
Parker
Edidwiéy
TOW HALL Sudbury Program Promotes Americanism
Sudbury town hall hosted a mass meeting by the Sudbury Legion Post with former District Attorney Robert T. Bushnell urging loyalty to the country. Commander Albert B. Haynes presented him as locals and Patriot groups attended, including Battery B of the Framingham National Guards. a later informal dance was planned under Legion auspices with Commander Haynes in charge.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Legion Post
Robert T. Bushnell
Albert B. Haynes
The
Legion Post
Battery B
Framingham National Guards
Albert E Haynes
Popules
Marlboro DeMolay Officers to Be Installed
Marlboro Chapter of DeMolay will install officers at a public ceremony in the Masonic hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Winfield Bemis will be seated as Master Councilor succeeding Dana Frye the outgoing officer.
Maynard Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Taylor of 29 Walnut Street Maynard celebrated fifty years of marriage yesterday. The home was filled with friends and neighbors from Maynard and surrounding towns who sent goodwill, flowers, and gifts. Attendants included Edward Ratcliffe of Melrose and Mrs. Lottie Smith of Belmont, with Rev. Matthew A. Vance of Ashland in attendance. Children Gavin Taylor Jr. and Carl B. Carter plus relatives helped host the reception with relatives from Chicago Los Angeles and Cambridge in attendance.
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Melrose
Lottie Smith l
Belmont
Atthew A. Vance
Ashland
Taylor
Gavin Taylor
Hs oFhicago
Carl B. Carter
Waltham
Irena Carte
Los Anas
Cal
Missanette Fay Ylor
Tvard College
Florence Hsnn
Harry Rea
Gaville
Conn
Maynard
Concord
Acton
Bury
Stow
Cambridge
Boston
Acton Day Camp Opens at Fort Pond Cove
On Monday the Acton Day Camp began at Fort Pond with 7 to 14 year old youngsters enjoying a full program. Counselor Kal Kansaniva organized activities including health exercises, clay modeling, leathercraft, painting, sewing, entomology, nature study, a lunch, rest, swimming, etiquette and dramatic literature instruction before returning to Acton Center.
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Fort Pond
Acton
Kal Kansaniva
Acton Center
Funeral for Auto Victim Arthur Charbonneau Held
The funeral for Arthur Fr. Charbonneau, 62, of 85 Broad Street, was held this morning at St. Michael's church. A requiem mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock by Rev. Llewellyn D. Chadbourne. Delegations from Hudson Council Knights of Columbus and the Holy Name Society attended.
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Hudson
Arthur
Charbonneau
Broad Street
Manning Street
St. Michael's Church
Llewellyn D. Chadbourne
Council
Knights of Columbus
The
Holy Name Society
Oscar
Capital to Gat De Luxe Airport Opens Near Washington
The new airport at Gravelly Point, near Washington D C, will open on the Fourth of July with a futuristic administration building inspired by Mount Vernon. The site, created by dredging, sits 18 inches above water and offers parking for over 8,000 cars. The CA A highlights visitor amenities including a glassed terrace restaurant and a coffee shop, with bids invited from caterers and restaurateurs.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Ita
Roosevelt
White House
Potomac
Capitol
Federal Works Administration
Ae Park
Potomac River
National Capital
Robert C. Hinckley
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Bride’s Father Crafts Gowns for Wedding Party in Sunderland
London report describes John B. Elrick, father of the bride Gladys, who spent three months sewing the wedding gowns for the bride and three bridesmaids and the groom’s morning suit. Gladys wore a ring velvet gown with a 15 foot veil, embroidered with white hearts, while bridesmaids carried mufflers with white heather and gas mask cases to match.
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London
Sunderland
John B. Elrick
Gladys
Wives Unsung Heroines In Forest Fire Fighting
In Ogden Utah at a western regional conference of national forest officials it was disclosed that wives of forest service dispatchers and lookouts often direct fire fighting activities when their husbands are on the lines. The women oversee all operations until the fire fighters return to their posts.
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Ogden
Utah
National Forest Officials
Forest Service
Magpie Trio Disrupts Australia's War Efforts
Three magpies perched on a power line at Canberra naval wireless station disrupted communications with the British admiralty for an hour by shorting the line. They were instantly electrocuted.
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Canberra
Australia
Admiralty
New Fuel May Change World
Columbia researchers report isolation of a powerful substance named U-235 related to uranium that could vastly boost energy output. A breakthrough shows pure form of the material may soon be produced in larger amounts, with major firms like General Electric already taking interest.
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New York
Columbia
Scien Review
Publiation
John R. Dunning
Dunning
Pacific” Ocean
University of Minnesota Physics Laboratory
Alfred O. Nier
E. T. Booth
Aristid V. Grogse
Sma Ad
General Electric
Ancient Battle Uncovered in New York Bay Area
Rochester historian William A. Ritchie links a Central New York dig near Frontenac Island and Lake Cayuga to a long past war between an archaic people and Laurentian invaders. About 100 skeletons and artifacts were found, with differing weapons in the same burial site.
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Rochester
N. Y
Europe
Asia
Americas
New York State
Alaric
Rome
William A. Ritchie
Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences
Frontenac
Fa Lin Lake
Cayuga
Frontenat Island
Workers Turn Up Opal Gold Prospects At Dam Site
California workers on the Rock-a-Chukky dam project along the American River near Auburn have shifted from construction to prospecting. George Pollock of Sacramento, the contractor, says about 40 men are at the dam, many earning up to 100 dollars daily, while weather delays keep them from permanent dam work.
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Calif
Ebris
American River
Auburn
George Potlock
Sacramento
Sierra Névadas
California
Pollock Company
Marlboro Country Club Hosts Open Day for Members and Guests
Marlboro The Play Day at the Marlboro Country Club draws members and former members for a social day with golf tournaments. The program includes an 18 hole men’s event in the morning, prize incentives, a ladies putting contest, a dining room reception, and an awards ceremony. Several local residents and visitors are noted in attendance and travel plans.
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Marlboro
Mor Country Club
Ok Datings
Nea Wartnérs
Henry Mollovern
Betty Ine Purcell
John Russo
John Simn
Worcester
Elinor Byrne
Unclear Historical Snippet From Cambridge Job Mention
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Cambridge workplace context involving an individual named Armand Richer and an annual task. Details are obscured, with distorted phrasing and missing context about role, date, or outcome.
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Armand Richer
Cambridge Ds
Local Notes From New York City and Nearby Areas
New York reports on a business trip linked to the World’s Fair in Virginia and coastal travel to Norfolk. Individuals Joan Charlton Chestnut, Vera Cross, Pauline Arnelotte, and Ernest Carr are listed with occupations or recent life events including jobs in telephones, shipbuilding, and school leadership. Mr and Mrs Leo Lincoln celebrate their first wedding anniversary as others return to duties after vacations in Ocean Park and the North Shore.
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R Tngly
Frank H. Carter Wayland
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St. Michael’s Church
A. F. Charbonneau
Gat. de Luxe
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Henry Champagne
Broad. Street
Mrs. Alphonse
Asselin
Belmont Street
J. M. Carpenter
Lake Boon
Adrien Boisseau
West Main Street
New England Baptist Hospital
Alfred B. Tucker
Mabel Smith
Mr. Tucker
Pearl Street
B. Guy
Howard
Marguerite Miderkin
Winthrop, Maine
Augusta
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Augusta Maine
Willam H. Osmond
Plymouth
Oward HL Searles
Herbert Searles
Norwood
Marena Capen
I Teles Setan
Edith Jaarsma
Lakeside Avénue
Jocal Telephone
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White Mountains
Wales
Boro Street
Helen B. A
Mary Charlton
Chestnut
Telepho Pany
Charles and
Petey
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Newport
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Arnelotte
Norman ‘Heeley
Lawin Street
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Maple Street
Ocean ‘Park
Maine
Leo Lincoln
Ernest P. Carr
Hevesone
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Ley
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