Maynard Board of Commerce Meeting Reports Warrant and Appropriations
The Maynard Board of Commerce met Monday night with about twenty five members present. A town warrant and department appropriations were reviewed. Totals show town funds around 1734.97, Assessors 2176 and 695, with Registrars Elections and snow removal items noted. Estimated eventual appropriations near 5600 after current spending. about 4500 spent to date.
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Maynard Ber of Commerce
United Ng
Office of Accountant
Mrs Alice Sulle Lot at Holy Cross Cemetery
Obituary notice stating Mrs. Alice Sulle has a lot deed or burial plot reserved at Holy Cross Cemetery. No additional context or dates provided.
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Lot
Holy Cross Cemetery
Jeremiah Mayo Rites Held in Concord and Dorchester
Jeremiah Mayo a longtime meat market operator in Concord and Dorchester died of heart disease at his home on Lakehill Avenue. Funeral services were arranged by William Shaw pastor at a Methodist church with Rev Whitlock officiating and rites at Corinthian Lodge A F and AM in Somerville and Ware War details were reported.
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Concord
Dorchester
Fresday
Lakehill Avenue
X — Jeremiah Johnson
William Shaw
Whitlock
Kes Weigle
Somerville
Judge Speaks at Church Event Promises April Vestry Entertainment
C T Judge addressed the Community Men of the Church urging careful parole decisions and noting pressure on the parole board. The evening featured hymn singing led by Robert W Carter at the piano and performances by Veima dinmen Edwardsen on violin and Dorothy Miner on piano. The group announced an April vestry entertainment of high class talent.
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Tnetinn
Charies
Parole ‘Board
Robert W. Carter
Mra
Veima Dinmen Edwardsen
Dorothy Miner
Friends note silver wedding anniversary
Concord report notes a silver wedding anniversary on March 10 1999 for a couple celebrated by friends and the Anderson Post Commander and an auxiliary officer. Gifts of silver were numerous as the couple marked the milestone with a cheerful gathering and memories of shared years.
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Concord
I Ut
Anderson
Aux
Helen P. Loring
Oga Peth
Marshall Rites Held For Wilbert Marshall In Fort Wayne
Funeral services for Wilbert Burhoe Marshall 54 former West Medford resident and Packard Piano Co executive in Fort Wayne Ind were held this afternoon at 2 30 in his home final resting place Sleepy Hollow cemetery He is survived by his widow Mrs Rebecca Grothe Marshall son B Marshall Jr and Miss Monica
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Wilbert Burhoe Marshall
West Medford
Packard Piano Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sleepy Hollow
Rebecca (Grothe) Marshall
B. Marshall, Jr
Monica
Scout Drive in Sudbury Scouts Support Drive
Sudbury Men's club forms a committee to oversee Scout activities this week. Townspeople are urged to respond generously with contributions sent to treasurer BE Norman Bowery at King Philip Road South Sudbury. Any amount is appreciated.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Men's Club
Norman Bowery
King Philip
South Sudbury
Maynard Woman Celebrates 90th Birthday At Keene Visit
Mrs. Joel Abbott of Maynard New Hampshire marked her 90th birthday Monday. Attending were her niece Mrs. Alice Brown Howe and Mrs. Gwoert Hawkes of the town. A longtime Maynard resident and Enterprise subscriber, she was born on Acton Street in the Brown family line and helped her family settle in colonial days.
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Maynard
Joel Abbott
Carlos Abbott
Keene, N. H
Alice Brown Howe
Gwoert Hawkes
Awcott
Asso
Brown
Acton Street
Ethel Brown
Jedediah L. Tower
Stow
Assabet F C E Testimonial Dinner for March Birthday Officers
The Assabet FCE tendered a testimonial supper to four officers whose March birthdays coincide. President Lester F Cowles serving fourth term, Vice President Harry Ledgard Jr, Worthy Conductor Jeremiah Donovan, Worthy Trustee Thomas Fox. Four birthday cakes marked the occasion, with a menu including chicken fricassee mashed potatoes cranberry and applesauce. The club quarters were renovated and decorated by members.
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Maynard—Assabet Aerie F.O.E
Lester F. Cowles
Harry Ledgard Jr
Jeremiah Donovan
Thomas Fox
Filing Deadline Looms for Federal Income Taxes
Federal income tax filing ends Thursday with zero hour at midnight. Taxpayers urged to prepare and submit returns before the deadline.
Legislature Will Press Police Bill In Boston Storm
Governor Joe B. Ely leads a push in the legislature to advance a police bill amid opposition expected to greet the proposal. Senators and natives acknowledge plans to defer or amend the measure as the session opens in Boston.
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Boston
Joe B. Ely
Trial hinges as Faber case seeks delay without counsel
Needham murder trial of Morton and Irving Millen, facing two fallen police officers, may be delayed as Abraham Faber’s counsel plans to renew the fight. The Norma’s Missing Sister item notes Thelma Brighton found in Boston as an accessory near the Needham bank robbery but not wanted for questioning.
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Faber
Needham
March Morton
Irving Millen
Abraham Faber
Norma
Boston
Thelma Brighton
Abduction case Could Lead to 50 Year Sentence
Albany reports Manny Strewl faces up to 50 years when sentenced for kidnapping linked to state leaders. Other items note Basil Hugh's 99 year conviction in a separate torture case and ongoing investigations into a Morse apartment death. Boston covers a bill to restore pay for state workers and Vermont reports tariff bargaining concerns.
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Albany
N. Y
Manny Strewl
Favor 36 Hour Week and Increase Commerce in Gaen
Activists urge a 36 hour work week and higher wages to boost trade in Gaen MalekG-GAk. The plan targets a broader seacoast economy this month and calls for wage increases to support local commerce and workers.
Ford Restores Five Dollar Day Minimum Wage
Henry Ford announces the $5 day minimum wage increase for Ford workers. The change will add about 6,000,000 dollars to Ford Motor Company's annual payroll and affect payrolls nationwide.
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FORD
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Admits Gun Sale Tied to Killing in Boston
Franklin L Mayo of St Paul Minnesota confessed to authorities that he sold the gun used in the killing of Adolph Sommer a Cambridge inventor The confession ties Mayo to the weapon used in the fatal shooting in an unspecified location The report places the admission amid a set of crime and political items from the era including Dillinger and veterans' legislation battles.
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Boston
Franklin L. Mayo
St. Paul, Minn
Adolph Sommer
Cambridge
Town considers sidewalk and road repair appropriation
A town commission proposes March 19 votes on 2563 for sidewalk construction from Papermill corner to Summer street via Parker Street and Walnut Street routes with CWA labor. A second question seeks 1900 in state and county support to rebuild Powder Mill Road from Papermill corner to Powder Mill sewer, plus Main Street to Nason Street. Funds include a 300 purchase for a night combination tool.
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Tate and County
Powder Mill Road
Papermill Corner
Acton Street
Miller Spans
Nason Street
Miller Square
Acton Stret
Bedford Approves Lighting Budget Increase for Extended Hours
Bedford voters approve 117,487 of 122,882.36 requested by departments while raising street light funds from 4000 to 4500 to extend lighting until midnight, correcting prior eleven oclock shutdowns that left the town dark.
Funeral of Joseph G Keene in Sudbury
Joseph G Keene 67 of King Philip road Sudbury died at home on Saturday March 10 after a period of illness. He drove a Sudbury school bus for 18 years and is survived by his wife. The funeral was Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Edgell Grove chapel Framingham with Rev Albert Reynolds officiating.
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South Sudbury
Joseph G. Keene
King Philip Road
Keene
Sudbury
Edgell Grove Chapel
Framingham
Albert B. Reynolds
Co operative Bank Bill Is Signed
The report notes passage and signing of a cooperative bank bill establishing a share insurance fund. A one cent levy on deposits and savings banks is mentioned, with details to be set by the measure. The item appears as published in the Boston Herald on March 10.
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Tobe
Boston Herald
Local industry shows strong business and hopeful outlook
Business is good in the local industry with mill at capacity and payroll higher than before. Prospects look favorable with indications that conditions may improve by Maynard, and civic life is expected to return to normal in due time as interests align.
Holden Dies at 65 in Concord After Oil Career
Mr Holden of Concord dies suddenly at 65 born in Shirley to Almont M Howden and Martha A Holden. He joined the Oil and came to Concord as agent 23 years ago. A Corinthian member and friend to many, he leaves wife Clara M Holden, sons Le Roy Peabody and Charles A Keskey, and sister Agnes Holden.
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Holden
Shirley
Almont Moree Howden
Martha Andrews Holden
Concord
Marlboro
le Roy Peabody
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Keskey
Monterey Park
Calif
Agnes Holden
Trinitarian Congregational Church Publishes Debts Forgiveness Talk
The Trinitarian Congregational Church schedules events with Rev Russell N May of Acton addressing adults on India at 5 45 p m as Adventures In World Friendship ends. Midweek service on March 21 at 7 4 p m features Rev Newton A Merritt of Immanuel church Newton as speaker. Edward Edward MacHugh gospel singer to sing solo on Sunday morning March 25. Rev Mr Thurlow to preach in Carlisle on Thursday March 22.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Russell N
May of Acton
India
Newton A. Merritt
Immanuel Church
Newton
Edward Edward MacHugh
Radio Gospel Singer
Mr. Thurlow
Carlisle
Facing Jerusalem Minsters Narrowing Road in Concord
The Concord Massachusetts Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday services March 18 with minister Rev Frank W Clelland continuing the series Facing Jerusalem and presenting The Narrowing Road The Ladies Aid society will meet after the evening service at 7 30 p m with church school at 10 a m
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Concord
Mass
Frank W. Clelland
Jerusalem
Ladies Aid Society
South Acton Town Meeting Votes on Appropriations
The March 12 town meeting in South Acton approved a total of 106601.48 dollars and voted to appropriate 2600 dollars for the rehabilitation effort.
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Ee South Acton
Iyaos
Reuathasiien 2
Iy Pee We
W. E. Hayward Interment Planned at Mount Hope Cemetery
A notice states W. E. Hayward will be buried in Mount Hope Cemetery. The brief item confirms the graveside details and cemetery location.
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Mount Hope Cemetery
Bedford Teachers Association Elects Leaders
Regular Parent-Teacher meeting was held last Thursday evening at the school theater. Boy Scout night was observed with readings and a science talk highlighting student interest before adjournment for lunchroom refreshments.
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Bedford Neyoeachers
Gadiomattne
Boy Scouts
Yo Coer
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Bedford
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