Community notices from the town hall and church events
Relatives of Alfred Webber announce he can sit up. Legion Auxiliary hosted veterans from Arlington Hospital in the Town Hall with a good time reported. St Michael's Church schedules Lenten services Tuesday and Friday at 8 pm. George Peterson reports receiving President Harding's inaugural address via wireless. Bedford Catholic Union plans a Town Hall reunion soon.
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Anthonyilton
Americar ‘Legion
Legion
Town Hall
Soldier’s Hospital
Arlington
Alfred Webber
South St
George Peterson
Carlisle Rd
Harding
Bedford Catholic Union
Death Notices for Mrs M. Strickland of Lincoln Road
Relatives of Mrs M. Strickland of Lincoln Road mourn her death reported to have occurred last Thursday evening. Funeral services were held at Auburn Undertakers in Waltham on the preceding Saturday.
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Strickland
Lincoln Rd
Phos
Auburn
Waltham
Local event planned with Mor Riarty’s orchestra
A planning note outlines an upcoming gathering under the Association auspices with Mor Riarty’s orchestra of Lowell providing music for dancing at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En's Association
Morriarty
Lowell
Death of Miss Jenny Cutler Shocks Main Street Friends
The friends and relatives of Miss Jenny Cutler of Mainst were grieved to hear of her death which occurred on last Friday evening.
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Jenny Cutler
Mainst
School bids sought for transport to town’s East and West
Charles T. Kimball secretary of the school committee invites bids for transporting school children to the East and West sections of the town.
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Charles T. Kimball
North Road
Market Work Change Noted in West Acton
West Acton records show Harley Lawrence of Loncton taking a job at the market of GV. E. Whitcomb. The move marks a local employment update.
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Harley Lawrence of
Loncton
E. Whitcomb
Mrs Clara H Nash Buried In Mt Hope After Newton Storm
Clara H Nash a former Newton resident and her husband F C Nash were moved from Newton after a storm and buried in a double plot at Mt Hope cemetery. The article notes their deaths and burial in a local cemetery setting.
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Newton
F. C.nash
Mt Hope Cemetery
Preseot Peres Charles K Known Wiliam Wheeter Directors
A fragment references individuals named Charles K Known, William Wheeter, and others as directors. Details and roles are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Preseot Peres
Charles K. Known
Wiliam Wheeter
Rapallo Quiet Haven Amid Fiume Dispute and Riviera Charm
The article contrasts Rapallo’s peaceful harbor with the storm over Fiume and the Rapallo agreement that defined Fiume’s status and the Dalmatian coast. It highlights Rapallo’s Riviera setting near Santa Margherita, Portofino, and Villa Spinola, noting the agreement signed there and the town’s enduring beauty and history. It also includes a broad, period portrait of Magyar character from Budapest and a feature on London’s change ringers.
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Mume
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Rapallo
Fiume
Italy
France
Riviera
Apennines
Ligurian Alps
Europe
Italian Riviera
Riviera of the
Pallo
Bay of Rapallo
Mediterranean
Monte di Portofina
Santa Margherita
Iiké Rapulio
Portofino
Spinola
Jugo- Slavia
Dalmatian
Budapest Capital of the Magyars in War Era Hope
Townley Fullam, in a National Geographic Society communique, portrays Budapest as the once carefree capital of the Magyars now under strain from famine yet active in efforts to restore a monarchical form of government. The city buzzes with theaters, opera, operettas, cafes, and casinos as the day’s serious business begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Townley-Fullam
National Geographic Society
English bells rung by man on heavy mounting
A fragment describes English peals rung by a man using a bell swinging on a heavy mounting starting at an inverted vo-
Auction Dates Changed For Two Massachusetts Properties
Otis H. Forbush, auctioneer, will sell on Thursday March 10 and Friday 11 at 9 a.m. the Lamson property Topsfield Mass and 14th and 17th as printed last week. Also Saturday March 26 at 2 p.m. the real estate of the late Mrs Mary W. Shattuck Grotom Center on Station Ave. See posters for full particulars.
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Otis H. Forbush
Lamson
Topsfield
Mass
North Station
Boston
Hamilton and Wenham
Samsons
Mary W. Shattuck
Grotom Center
Station Ave
Ignorance of Finance Telled By Miss Hassett Lecture
Agnes Hassett gave a lecture on Woman and Finance Before the West Woman's Club. She cited mistakes in handling checks and urged women to analyze securities before investing in stocks and bonds. The talk covered common and preferred stocks and stressed making a will and appointing a beneficiary executor. A chafing dish lunch followed served by the hospitality committee.
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Agnes Hassett
Mr Sheehan Transferred to Charlestown Office
Edward Sheehan long time Hood Milk Company employee and former Watertown office manager has been reassigned to the Charlestown office after eighteen years of service. He is noted for faithful work and popularity among employers and fellow employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheehan
Hood Milk Company
Watertown
Charlestown
Mr Sheehan
Watertown Office Fetes Mr Sheehan With Gold Watch
In a farewell gesture, colleagues honor Mr Sheehan for his service at the Watertown office presenting a handsome gold watch. He expresses sincere thanks, noting the friendship and esteem of his coworkers and mutual regret at his departure.
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Watertown
Sheehan
Acton Town Meeting Backs Volstead Act and Raises Funds
Acton voters approved a Volstead Act resolution urging state laws aligned with the 18th amendment. The annual meeting elected officers including Brooks Parker as moderator and approved road, school, library, and public works funding. Sunday sports were rejected, and a plan to sell or buy the Hapgood property was approved for 3000 dollars.
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Brooks Parker
Horace F. Tuttle
Alfred W. Davis
Henry L. Haynes
William H. Kingsley
Warren W. Jones
Frank W. Holt
Charles T. Baxter
John T. McNif
Oliver D. Wood
E. Edward Laird
Alice M. Carlisle
West Acton
William T. Merriam
South Acton
James B. Tuttle
Edgar H. Hall
Aseph Merriam
Benjamin Hapgood
Hapgood
Powder Mill
Case
Acton
Local Notes From Belmont and Nearby Areas
Charles MacConnell of Belmont, former resident, called on here Thursday. Alexander MacEacherner reports his brother John at St Johns Rye Brighton Sunday. Kt M Prentiss recently won the contract of aag in a light and motor pliant at the Allen Chair Co. Frank King of Buffalo visits his mother Mrs L G King Crest St. Philip Hennessy of Salem, a BA student and Garland's classmate, was a guest at his home last week.
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Charles MacConnell
Belmont
Alexander MacEacherner
John
St John’s Ry
Brighton
M. Prentiss
Allen Chair Co
Frank King
Buffalo
L. G. King
Crest St
Philip Hennessy
Salem
Garland
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Worth
St Michael's ‘Church
Entes
F. Strickland
Clara H. Nash
Concord National Bank
Concord
Massachusetts
U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Liakileters
Ear Enum
Lens
Sasser
Restatan
Magenshune
Middlesex
C. Way Wood
Fay Heywood
Marsh
Tal
Harold
Grendort
Notary
Buda
Caesar
Shem
Heaven
Society of
College Youths
London
London Mail
Concord Junction
Sydney Bennett
Sydney, Jr
Chelsea
Xcar
Wood
Gertrude
Dedham
Stuart Farquhar
Acton Town
Oakhill
Gists
Charles A. Towers
Williamseburg
Chas. A. Towers
White Rock
Alexander Espie
Great Road
Hank and
Pete
Hank
Sky
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Department of Public Health
Eugene R. Kelley
M. D
Commissioner of Public Health
First Nat. Co-op. Assn. Inc
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Herman C. Lythgoe
Division of Food & Drugs
First National Co-operative Association
Mainst Maynard
Anderson's
Lenox
Kellog
Anderson & Son
Concord Grocers
Central St
F. A. Waite
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