Seven Babies Born to Poor Woman on Distant Shore
Widespread杂ds of mixed topics from Vatican City to California appear in a jumbled column. A poor mother, Mrs. Sinforosa Martinez, reportedly gave birth to seven babies over three days May 3 4 5, with only one survivor, a girl. The passage mentions terrorism fears, criminals, stamps puzzles high school girl stories and world events in a fractured report.
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Sacasa
Nicaragua
Cay
Lake N
Sinforosa Martinez
Jose Jesus
Ramon del Cararia del Carmen
Socorro Ven
Maria de Jesus
Ramona
Runners Set For Boston Marathon Classic Sunday
Prominent entrants loom as Jake Laurisa gunshot signals start at 1:30 pm next Sunday. Hawk Zamperelli narrowly trails the 1934 course mark in six miles. Noted runners Johnnie Kelley Walter Crotty and local favorites Thomas Nevala Edwin Laurila prepare for a crowded field of Kan tos and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ient
Jake Laurisa
New England
Johnnie Kelley
Johnnie
Walter Crotty
Framingham
Kanto A. C
Morse
Maynard
Acton
Thomas
Taps” Nevala
Kantos
Edwin Laurila
William Stockwell
Kanaly
John Nokolainen
Emil Rauno
Niilo Keto
Martti Ojala
Karl Hilli
Knights of
Jimmy Hennigan
Medford
Te Zepp
Worcester
Tai —Johny Kelley
Arlington
Les Pawson
Pawtucket
Andrew Zamperelli
Boston
Maynard Council Hosts Communion Breakfast at Masonic Hall
Maynard Council of the Knights of Columbus held a breakfast after the 8:30 mass at St. Bridget's, with 150 members and guests. Speakers included Rev Sidward O'Bryns, John Spillane, Walter May, and Edward Murphy. Spillane received an ovation for his first address as secretary of the state Council, while his wife is recovering from an accident and received flowers from the council.
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Maynard Council of C
Masonic Hall
St. Bridget’s
Lawrence
Maynard Council
Edward Murphy
Hudson Council
Spillane
State Council
Seniors Prepare Novel Commencement Entertainment
Eleanor and Charles Kulevich are cited in a class will while Richard Eleen and Helen Puto plan the history. The seniors will present many novel phrases at the commencement exercises. Leo Mullin serves as class advisor with a reception committee including Louis Bachrach Irene Dudzinski William Brindley Sylvann Manninen Fred Keegan Robert Seder and Peter Gilleney.
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Eleanor
Charles Kulevich
Richard Eleen
Helen Puito
Leo Mullin
Louis Bachrach
Irene Dudzinski
William Brindley
Sylvann Manninen
Fred Keegan
Robert Seder
Peter Gilleney
Maynard Class of 1930 Holds Gay Reunion
Maynard high School alumni from the Class of 1930 gathered at the Sterling Inn Tuesday evening. The program was led by the treasurer and six others, with a menu offering steak or lobster.
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Maynard
Maynard High Sterling Inn
Local Names List Reflects Shoppers and Merchants
A fragmented OCR shows a roster of individuals and business names including Bros. Oberg's First National Co operative Store Cooper Burr's Lootery Freeman & Clancy Minehan Pharmacy Ros Perley Waters Charles Marsh Noble Ray Maynard Alden Weaver Bob Cahill Russell Martin Wilcox Bob Everett Alex Marcus Cotter William Dusky Paul Kanaly Leino John Ericson Cecil Barnest Toive Wicky.
Petitioners Seek Special Town Session for Trucks
Petitioners ask for a special town session to authorize use of street department and WPA projects for three new dump trucks purchased this year. Selectmen plan to equip the fleet with snow removal equipment for winter operations.
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Charles P. Taylor
Selectmen
Party Pur Maynard Niece Honors Lucia Before Marriage
Nearly one hundred friends gathered at the Italian Social Club Thursday evening to honor Lucia ahead of her marriage to James of Marlboro. The gathering featured dancing games and other festivities with guests from Dorchester and Concord noted in attendance.
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Maynard
Melrose Man Guilty on Two Charges in Concord District Court
Concord Henry Burke of Melrose was found guilty in Concord district court on two charges from Acton police. He was convicted of driving while under the influence and held on bail after appeal. State Patrol testimony described the disturbance and Burke’s actions at North Acton.
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Concord
Henry B. Burke
Melrose
Michael Foley
Acton
Caiger
Burke
Lowell Road
North Acton
Furze and Hunt
State Patrol
Masonic Ball Set By Maynard Lodge Friday
Maynard Charles A Welch lodge A F and A M will hold its annual Masonic ball in the High School auditorium Friday night May 22. Harry Brighams program will feature the event. Last year the ball was in Sudbury as a tribute to Selectman Fairbank who was master of the lodge.
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Maynard
Charles A. Welch
Harry Brigham
Sudbury
Acton Tax Rate Declared at $28.60
Acton assessors announce the tax rate at $28.60 per thousand, marking a change from the previously stated $28.50. The update confirms the updated levy for residents and property assessments.
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Acton
Marriage Is Four Months Marlboro Announcement
A marriage notice from Marlboro states Helen A. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Smith of 64a West Main and Roy Marsden chairman of the Maynard Selectmen were married Saturday January 26 at the Cloister Episcopal Church West Haven Connecticut Rev Robert H Johnson rector officiated Cousin of the bridegroom assisted as better and the couple were attended by Mr and Mrs T John Johnson and Yale gymnasium at New Haven The bride's parents witnessed the ceremony and the couple presided at a luncheon at the attendants home Marsden is the son of Mrs Alice Marsden of 7 McKinley Street.
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Yale Gymnasium
New Haven
Connecticut
Lee
Marsden
Alice * Marsden
McKinley
South Acton-Announcements Street Story
The note identifies a person who is the manager of a store located in Harvard.
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South Acton
Announcements Street
Harvard
Military Mass at St Elizabeth Church May 24
Memorial Sunday services planned at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton. Acton A Military Mass requires all units to assemble by 8 30 a m at American Legion headquarters before marching to the church. Rotary and auxiliary groups including G A R Woman's Relief Corps Edwards Quimby Post A L Woman's Auxiliary Joseph T Leon Post VFW and Girl Scouts will attend.
Arrests Reported in Brookline Near May 17 Incident
Mrs. Lena Greenblatt of 165 Colum Rd Boston and Samuel Lever a Maynard merchant were harmed Sunday May 17 in Brookline near Rabbi Harry Levi according to a distress report.
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Lena Greenblatt
Colum Rd
Boston
Samuel Lever
Maynard Merchant
Brook
Harry Levi
Be Calm in Politeness Says Uncle Eben
Uncle Eben argues politeness cannot arrive all at once and compares pretended courtesy to a swallow-tail coat over a workman’s overalls. The remarks illustrate cultural expectations of manners and social presentation.
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Uncle Eben
PLAN MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES IN CONCORD
Concord veterans group schedules Memorial Day events under Spanish War Camp direction. Walter P. Blodgett named chief marshal. Captain Herbert Blodgett to attend National Convention in Saratoga Springs. Revs and local groups invited to May 24 Memorial Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church and June 7 meeting of Vicinity Council No. 2 in Concord.
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Lexington
William F. Shaughnessy
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church
West Concord
All Veterans Organizations
Aux
West Girl Scouts
Whitney S. Smith
Concord Boy Scouts
Harold W
Mrs Hattie Maynard Dies After Hospital Stay
Mrs Hattie Maynard wife of Lucius H Maynard died after a period in the hospital. A pioneer resident born in Stow area she helped found local groups including Magdalen Chapter OEB 6 and the Women’s Relief Corps. Family and community members gathered at the home to pay last tribute.
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Maynard
Hattie Maynard
Lucius H Maynard
Stow
Smith
Sudbury WPA project aids fourteen local workers
The WPA rolls list fourteen local men from Maynard employed on a PWaA project in Sudbury. The Maynard school committee met and completed appointments for the teaching staff with James P. King serving as superintendent.
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Maynard
WPA
Sudbury
James P. King
Harvey Wheeler Lower Grades Present Operetta
The Harvey Wheeler lower grades staged a Mother Goose operetta in the school auditorium. Colorful costumes and tuneful music highlighted the performance with praise for the teachers and students for their outstanding achievement. A military dance was performed by a group including Dorie Harms and Ruth Virsatine with several others.
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Harvey Wheeler
Cord School
Goonie
Pilgrimage to Cram Chapel Sudbury Today
The Men's Guild of the Ralph Adams Cram in Sudbury will march from a Boston church at 6 30 PM during rogation days Monday and Tuesday. They plan a procession through the Cram estate gardens and a service in the private chapel dedicated to St Elizabeth of Hungary with a stop at the Colonial Inn Concord enroute for dinner.
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Sudbury
Ralph Adams Cram
Boston
Colonial Inn
Concord
Cram
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Post Office Pushes for Federal Erection in Maynard
A local official plans to press authorities in Washington to include Maynard among towns receiving a federal post office building. He vows to maintain contact and push for timely action on the project.
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Washington
Maynard
Fire destroys machine shop in South Acton
Fire destroyed the tool house and machine shop at Fred G. Jones on Concord Street in Fletcher's Corner May 14. The blaze also touched brush nearby and a wagon in a neighboring yard, quickly controlled by firefighters led by Engineer David Clayton and Chief George T. Priest. Jones's home near the Maynard line remained unharmed as chemicals were used to quell remaining embers.
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South Acton
Fred G. Jones
Concord
Fletcher's Corner
David Clayton
Mr. Jones
Maynard
George T. Priest
Fire and hail damages hit West Concord streets
An electrical storm last Tuesday caused a lively bombardment in West Concord. A large elm on Main Street and a fir on Assabet Avenue were shattered, hail battered structures, and a fire started at the Moore and Cram Webbing building with about 1500 dollars in damage. A coal bolt struck the chimney of the house of Mr and Mrs Raw.
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West Concord
Main Street
Assabet Avenue
The Coming Year Names Local Club Officers
The list outlines club leadership for the coming year including President Mrs Richard Pow, Membership chairs Mrs Fred Sullivan and others. Library Committee members Miss P Decrow and Miss Brooking. Public Health and Program coordinators with several named volunteers and officers.
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Richard Pow
Fred Sullivan
KE. Atwood
Beery
J. Condon
Manter
Mise B. Johnson
P. Decrow
Brooking
Graham
William Nevile
Hunt
B . Smith
J. F. Brown
L. Auger
Frank Cloutier
B. Garland
D. Murray
Unclear Text Prompts Uneven from Chinatown Narrative
The readable fragment hints at a personal voice about aging and borrowing but lacks concrete events, names, or places to form a coherent news item. No verifiable subjects or actions are present to summarize into a factual card.
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