Middlesex Courthouse Center of Local Court Life
A survey describes the Middlesex Courthouse in Cambridge as a hub where residents from Marlboro Hudson Maynard Concord Bedford Acton Sudbury and nearby towns gather for trials. It notes jurors from local districts praised by District Attorney Bradford and the Presid ing Justices for their service and unselfish dedication to county affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miladiesex Courthouse
Cam
Middlesey
Billerica
Bt ‘Rederalvo
Gorut
Ie” District Court
Middlesex
N Mere
Lowas
Ae Ton
Bedington
Ribiddiaeer
Sudbury
Hopkinton
Parville
Yeand
Ohio
Sieek Ames
Franklin
Newe
Oeene
Tr. Carter
Derby
Poncord
the & Probate Court
Norbert “M. Bag- Ton
Michael J. Suc- Ask
Concord
John EK
Bne- Shoford
Catherine L. Carter
Alice C. “Bradley
Maynard
I Pointes
Bevor
W. Bradley
Apd
Zanca
Arnold Farthorn
Adabinietritvix
Mod Sb
Tame Ae
I Property Aid
Cambridge
Marl Horo
Hudson
Joncord
Bedford
Acton
Bradford
Presidin Ieee
Mkesex
Eers
Ithe Et Neys
Mbove
Senera
Irish Night Program at Peter's Parish in Lowell
A Lowell parish hosts an Irish Night program Sunday with music by Gilbert and Sullivan performers and local faculty members. Highlights include performances by George Magurn, Emmanuel Lamonakis, Jon Fish, and others, plus updates on military assignments and new ranks within local units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Fin Peter's
Lowell
Concord Grange Meeting and Royal Arch Chapter Events
At Concord Grange meeting Olis Rence will neighbor with Concord The Walden Royal Arch Chapter plans its March 24 gathering at Masonic Temple Bedford members will entertain and refresh. Evangelical Free Church hosts Tuesday evening events with details unclear. Teachers Club and other activities are noted with incomplete specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Olis Rence
Concord
Walden
Bedford
Masonic Femple
Free showing agricultural educational film March 21
A free two part color motion picture The Magic Desert and Vitamin Elements in Plant Feeding will be shown March 21 at 8 p.m. at the 7 School House Remands Framingham Centre. The Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau Inc reports the film explains plant and animal nutrition and the role of natural fertilizers and Chilean nitrate in crop nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham Centre
Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau Inc
Iiterest
Chile
Coulter
Service PF A Wikliams Avesee High Mass Of
A damaged fragment notes a service labeled PF A Wikliams avesee with reference to a high mass. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors. The readable text indicates a religious service item but provides no verifiable facts for a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF A. Wikliams Avesee
Sudbury Town Meeting Adopts Fast Action on Budget and Resignations
A sizable Sudbury town meeting in the town hall, led by Moderator I Roy Hawes, approved the budget with a final grant of 88946.37 and addressed resignations including Mrs George G Woods. Rev Payson Miller will leave First Parish Roxbury to lead a Hartford church. Leo Quinn's poll results surprised some. upcoming meetings include Memorial Congregational church Association and Sudbury Board of Appeals actions on a garage permit for Alan Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Roy Hawes
Charles Hi Way
Frank F. Gerry
George G. Woods
Board of
Selectmen
Polis
Tee Ee
Leo Quinn
Memorial Congregational Church Association
Phuraday
George Douglas Northboro
William Grout
Payson Miller
First Parish
Roxbury
Dr. Miller
First Parish Unitarian Congregational Soety
Hartford
Conn
Miller
Sudbury
Hugh Powers
James H. Power
Brown and Nichols
Governor Dummer Academy Prep
Walter Robinson
Natick
Webster Utting
Signal Corps
Camp Edwards
Davison
Charles Bent
North
Sudbury Board of Appeals
Alan F. Flynn
Goodman
Hill Road
Philgas
Coens
South Sadar
Misa Kley Grush
Beverly
Arthur Brown
George Swanson
Maynard
Stephen
Stow
Lowell
Ralph H. Barton
Tribute to Mrs J C Hall in Sudbury Town Meeting
At Sudbury town meeting a motion by former selectman Harvey N Fairbank noted Mrs J C Hall as long serving town accountant and expressed affection for her. The gathering observed a moment of silence in memory of Mrs Hall and Selectman John Haley whose lives were honored by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Ayer
Stowe
Mation Johnson
Worthy Pomona
Massachusetts State Grange
John E. Johnson
Educational Aid Committee
William Hayward
Eleie Howard
Daniel Sullivan
Grange
New
The
Jocal Grangé
Ellen Sheridan
Ceres
Lillian Holmes
Tomona
Myrna Palmer
Flora
Adelaide Sims
Pia
Pete Biguist
Rarsons
Selena
Nelendyt Nicate
Turei
Sudbury
Harvey N. Fairbank
John
John €. Haly
Alumni Musical Show To Feature 79 Voice Chorus
Marlboro High School plans its final alumni musical Sunday at Tris Theatre with performances next Monday and Tuesday. Proceeds fund two scholarships for senior students. Highlights include Nichola Ricciuti singing Ba by for Americans, Paul Robeson influence noted, and numbers by Charles O Connell and Dorothy Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Tris
Nichola Rictioti
Paul Robeson
Ricciuti
Charles’ F. Kenney
Charles O'Connell
Mary DaBarios
J.churchill Bacon, Sr
Harold
Wheeler
Louise Plannigan
Yenderead
Mary Kret
Sudbury Man Heads List for Plant Job
State House Boston reports John J. Powers ofingham road heads the list of civil service candidates eligible for appointment as pest inspector for the State Department of Agriculture. The announcement lists 16 eligible men for appointment in various posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
John J. Powers
Susbury Woman’s Rally Brings Town Together
A local event drew residents from the town to a gathering described as a unifying effort. Organizers emphasized community support and expected strong turnout with activities and comments from notable residents.
RSQnsen Re-elected Captain For Next Season
Team sources confirm the player has been re elected as captain for the upcoming season. He will lead the squad as they prepare for the year ahead with coaching staff and teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsqnsen
He. Wen
Semnee Eaion
U.S. Business Upturn Reflected in 1940 Reports
Commerce Department shows Americans bought nearly 45.5 billion dollars in retail goods in 1940, up 8.3 percent from 1939. Social Security says private job placements reached 3.2 million, with 57 thousand public placements. FDIC notes fewer bank failures since 1935, while Federal Reserve cites defense spending pushing factory outlays to 1929 highs. Overall, per capita retail distribution surpassed 1939, aided by employment gains and New Deal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Reetail
Social Security Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Ecommerce Department
Jones
Paul V. McNutt
Social See
Pen
Defense
U.S. Employment Service
PDIC
Corporation
Financial Aid
George Tarbargh
Bomb Turns Out to Be A Package of Sermons
Philadelphia police halted a crowd after a man reported a suspicious package left at the Baptist Temple side entrance. The soaked parcel addressed to Dr. Daniel A. Peling contained sermons for the temple pastor and world president of the Christian Endeavor, revealed by St Albert Granitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baptist Temple
Daniel A. Peling
The
Christian Endeavor
Albert ‘Granitz
Peling
Blind peddler loses Seeing-Eye dog in Reno streets
A blind peddler and his Seeing-Eye dog Della disappeared in Reno's streets. The dog died after being stranded following a mine accident that left the companion blind three years ago. Wallets and a $700 fund existed to buy a new Seeing-Eye dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reéno
Jimney
Della
Poushige
Depye
U S Postal Service Explores Bus Truck Sorting for Mail
The article discusses using large bus-like trucks equipped to sort, handle, and dispatch mail similarly to railway postal cars. General Walker is cited as supporting this scheme to aid the railroad postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaithes
Postersgatey General Walker
U. S
Information on Social Security Number Handling
A fragment explains how new employees must present their social security account number and card to employers to ensure accurate recording. It notes deductions under Social Security Acts fund future income and urges keeping a precise record of the account and card for wage reporting and potential survivor benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silerica
House of Correction
Middiet County Institution
IBY Glancy News Service
S Criminal ‘Court
A Gilbert
I Sullivan Mee Nees
Ide M Lamb
Russell ‘H. Kettell
Ace Couples Club
William McCarthy
Comet
Tramingham Company C
Meants
Couns
Menora Coane Wards
George Magurn
Emmanuel G. Lamonakis
Jon N. Fish
Sean Scrait
Barney Rushe
Davis
Court
Mort Jay
Rd Teachers Club
Sete Gat Hee
Mus. A Os
Associated Fruit Growers
No. 7 School
Framingham
ISI
FBOY
INN
J. C. Hall
Surbury
Iaidbury
Rand
U.S
Men’s & Boys
Broad
Marlbore
Capito
Madison Square
Radio City
New York's
Tamane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!