Legal notices of alcohol licenses in Maynard and surrounding towns
Notices filed under General Laws 138 reveal applicants for licenses to sell All Alcoholic beverages as Common Victualers in Maynard and neighboring towns. Names include William F. Macey Minahan Jank J. McCarron Frank J. McCarron Jere A. McGrath Roy E. Marsden Patrick A. McGrath Joseph Arcissewski and others with details on store types addresses and premises across Main Street and related buildings.
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Board of Selectmen
William F. Macey
Macey's Bar
Maynard
Jank J. McCarron
Jick A. McGrath
BE. Marsden
Joseph Arcissewski
Mill Lunch
Main Street
Stanley Zancewicz
Frank J. McCarron
Patrick A. McGrath
Roy EK. Marsden
E Sell
Roy E. Marsden
Maynard license applications for alcoholic beverages filed
The Maynard Licensing Board by November 27 1935 posted notices announcing multiple applicants for alcohol licenses under Chapter 138 of the General Laws. Stanley Zancewicz Narcyssus Francki John W Czerkacz Albert J Riley and Russo's Restaurant seek Malt and Wines or all alcoholic beverages as tavern or common victualer licenses at various Maynard addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Narcyssus Francki
Twin Treeton
Powder Mill Road
Gard
Frank J. McCarron
Patrick A. McGrath
Roy EK. Maraden
John W. Czerkacz
Main Street
Roy B. Marsden
Maynard Common Victualer License Application for Royal Cafe
Gaspare D Agata doing business as Royal Cafe seeks a seven day malt and wines license as a Common Victualer at 24 and 36 Main Street Maynard Mass under Chapter 188 of the General Laws. The premises include two floors with multiple rooms and a basement stock area. The notice is dated November 27, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
Gaspare D'Agata
Royal Cafe
Main Street
Frank J. McCarron
Patrick A. McGrath
Roy E. Marsden
Ocean Depths Reach Six Miles In Mindanao Deep
The Mindanao Deep off the Philippines reaches about 35 400 feet below sea level, making it the deepest point known in the Pacific. The discovery by the U S Navy set a new depth record surpassing earlier measurements near Tokyo.
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Mindanao Deep
Philippines
Pacific
Mount
Everest
Himalayas
United States Navy
Tokyo
Characteristic of Civilized Being
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the phrase elv Seer and te eer se as part of a broader discussion on what marks civilization. Limited readable text lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a concrete news item or context.
Town to vote on underground water supply and sewer extension
Town Meeting articles seek up to 30000 for land purchase and system installation for an underground water supply and 2500 from sewer surplus to extend the Summer street sewer 1000 feet to the Hartin property. Water tests propose a 500000 gallon daily well at Mason Farm as an alternative to a costly pipe upgrade.
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Pih Meeitrat
Water Department
Sewer Commission
Summer Street
Robert E Hartin
William Naylor
Simmer Street
Mason
Ae Tee Department of Health
Ee Ie Emieat
Teahe Ae Orpene
Tee
Maynard Grange Elects Officers At Monday Meeting
Maynard Maynard Grange elected officers at Grange hall on Monday night. Leslie Lima was elected master with Hazel Bumpus overseer and steward, Mary Lawton chaplain and treasurer Orville P Tucker secretary Grace Whitney gatekeeper Esther Sims Ceres Anna Duclos Pomona Josephine Finocchi Flora Dorothy Alving Lady Assistant Steward Nina Ruble pianist and A J Bourke retiring executive committee member for three years. New officers to be installed in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Leslie Lima
10Th Middlesex
Hazel Bumpus
Adelaide
Mary Lawton
Orville P. Tucker
Grace Whitney
Hazel Robinson
Esther Sims
Ceres
Anna Duclos
Pomona
Josephine Finocchi
Flora
Dorothy Alving
Nina Ruble
A J Bourke
Red Cross Roll Call At Roosevelt School
Roosevelt School reports full participation in the annual Red Cross Roll Call with all personnel enrolled. Local groups announce turkey giveaways at the Peoples Theatre and a VFW raffle awarding turkeys to residents including C R Cole and John Cote. An annual St Bernard’s Church reunion is planned for this evening at Monument Hall followed by vaudeville and dancing. Rehearsals are underway for the school play to be staged on June 19 by pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
James Sb
Isabelle Kegresse
Cambridge
Peoples Theatre
C. R. Cole
Page Browne
Joseph Williams
Concord
George Hill
McKinley Street
John Bubnowicz
Glendale Street
Albert Knappi
Parker Street
Turkey
VFW
John Cote
Lowell
A. Newman
Laura Merrill
Maynard
Joseph Noonan
Lexington
Harry Carroll
West Concord
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Monument Hall
John A. Sears
Nasjum 19
Maynard Amateur Night at Anchor and Arklee
The Amateur Night event at the Colonial theatre in Maynard drew a packed audience and drew 25 amateurs. A & A Glee Club proposed the show to spotlight local talent and over fifty amateurs auditioned. The second show on December 3 is expected to sell out with the same prize lineup led by Irene Lemoine as first prize winner. Frank Cannell will be master of ceremonies and the judges remain unnamed.
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Maynard
Anchor
Arklee
Colonial Theatre
A & A Glee Club
Hie
Irene Lemoine
Frank Cannell
Lotus Quartet
Ballots for Bill staged by West Acton Woman's Club
The West Acton Woman's Club presented Ballots for Bill a rollicking political comedy to full houses last Thursday and Friday. Richard Greenman led as the Poogles party clerk with Madeline Schmitz as a sharp reporter. Carl A. Backman and Sue Newport defined the Carter duo while William Toohey Mary Toohey provided youth touches. Mrs Laffin Mayor Marshall and Lymberg McGuinness plus James Kinsley as Mike Ryan drew laughs. Leon Bateman and L Sebastian directed the production and coaching earned praise.
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West Acton
Bill
Carl A. Backman
J. ‘Wilfred Carter
Sue Newport
Carter
William Toohey
Mary Toohey
Town Starts South Acton Employment Service
The Board of Public Welfare in South Acton has created an employment service for residents in need of work and for those who have worked on ERA projects. Job seekers should register with the board at the South Acton Fire House on Monday evenings from 8 to 9. Chairman Carl Backman aims to build an accurate roster to aid future Acton projects.
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South Acton
Board of Public Welfare
Carl Backman
Acton
Midd County Legion Auxiliary Units Meet in Cambridge
Mrs Nellie Durkee Mrs Jette Gallagher and Mrs Lowden attended the Midd County Council meeting of Woman's Units of the Legion Auxiliary as members of Edwards Imby Post Unit at Cambridge Saturday. The Booth Acton A A regular meeting will be held at the local fire house Tuesday evening December 1 with officer nominations for the ensuing year as the main business.
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Nellie Durkee
Jette Gallagher
Ivory pearl valued in the Orient for rarity
The ivory pearl forms as a small pulpstone in the tooth pulp cavity or tusk wall and exists as a separate unit. It is golden brown and egg shaped and valued highly in the Orient due to its rarity.
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Orient
Quebec streets wear worn by constant contact
Narrow crowded streets in Quebec show wear at lower building facades from repeated pedestrian contact, illustrating the strain of busy urban passage and aging architecture in a dense cityscape.
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Quebec
Concord High Sophomores stage Elizabeth Refuses at Parents Night
The Concord High School Sophomore Class under Miss Gertrude Rideout presented Elizabeth Refuses, adapted from Pride and Prejudice, with Elizabeth Bennett portrayed by Many Daniels and others including Alice Rankin and Diana Cole delivering engaging performances. The school orchestra, directed by Enos Held, showcased a polished beginner ensemble with notable finish and musical understanding.
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Concord
Concord School
Gertrude H. Rideout
Martin F. Goodwin
Concord High School
Enos EB
David Kent
Elizabeth Refuses
Jane Austen
Miss Rideout
Daniels
Elizabeth Bennett
Alice Rankin
Jane
Diana Cole
Mrs Bennett
Elizabeth Herman
Catherine de Bourgh
William Harlow
Sudbury Post 1 American Legion Installs Officers
Sudbury Post 1 American Legion held an installation night at Post Road home with District Commander Fran cis V. Simoneau and officers present. A large turnout from post and auxiliary plus a delegation from Marlboro Akroyd Post attended. after the ceremony a reception and social hour followed.
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Marlboro
Sudbury
American Legion
Post Road
Sundbury
Francis V. Simoneau
William Fieer
A. F. Bonnazzoll
P W. Rowe
George E. Tulis
Akroyd
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14 Street
J. McCarron
A. McGrath
Maraden Board of Selectmen
Seaaion Board
K. Minahan
Minahan
Jere A. McGrath
Fair Board of Selectmen
J. Coughlin
Pa A. McGrath
Roy &. Marsden Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Roy E. Marsi
James R. Priest
Priest's
Ae of Selectmen
Albert J. Riley
Watham Street
Joseph S. Russo
Charles Ruero
Russo
Waltham Street
Walden Royal Arch
Held
Ndt
Gable
Poplin’s
Philco
New Philco
Philcos
Main St
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