Two Worcester men held on auto theft charges
Two Worcester men, Macey and Bowie, appeared in court on multiple automobile theft charges. They admitted a string of car thefts across Massachusetts and California, including breaks at Brigham Motors Marlboro and Nelson Garage Maynard.
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Addiacking
Worcester
Macey
May Street
Worcesen
Bernard P. Bowie
Park
Hutch
Mead
Brigham
Iowa
Calirnia
William D. Roche
Richmond
State
James Coniiff
Nelson Garage
Powder Mill Road
Maynard
Taylor Chevrolet Co
Brigham Motors
Mechanic Street
Marlboro
Erkinnen Buick
Great Neck Road
Stow
B. & B. Motors
Lincoln Street
Waltham
Premstein
Central Street
Leominster
Laffins
Weltow Street
California
Wilson
Cos
Concord
Brigham’s Motors
Bowier
Edward T. Simoneau
Three New Rooms At Sees Security Office
Marlboro William H. Finn Jr director of the Employment Security office announced three new rooms have been constructed in the local quarters. One room will store supplies, another will house a hearing for claims, and a third will be used for testing purposes. He noted tests were hard to conduct due to distractions. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
William H. Finn, Jr
Employment Security
Rise Anit
Soene
Finn
Churches mark 150th anniversary celebration trio
Hudson Gleasondale and Marlboro Methodist churches join for a three day 150th anniversary event October 7 to 9. Activities include a Fellowship banquet with Charles Coon leading and Rev. Charles Allen as speaker, a historical exhibit by Mrs. Walter Boyd, a historical play directed by Rev. Norman Prichard, and a Commencement service with Bishop John Wesley Lord speaking. An anniversary booklet will be mailed to members.
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Hudson
Gleasondale
Hudson and
Marlboro
Lamson Hall
Hudson Church
Charles Coon
Charles
Walter Boyd
Edward Barrows
Con Cord
New Hampshire
Charles Spear
Norman Prichard
Finan Reported Frozen in Naval Service
Robert F. Finan of Belknap Street a former Concord high school cross country and football athlete has been frozen in the U S Navy after his discharge time and is assigned to the Chinese waters at present Concord notes his athletic letters in cross country and football
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Robert F. Finan
Belknap Street
U. S. Navy
Finan
Ranch Hand Aims High In Sleepover On Barbers Building
Great Falls police cited a ranch hand who drank too much and climbed to a second story girder of the new Barber building to sleep it off. The incident shows the dangers of on duty days off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
U.P
Pontiac
Pioneer 1 Pilot Set for Long Vacation
Miami veteran Capt Fred W. Clark a Pan American Airways pioneer and Navy aviator ends a 33 year career. He flew over 3 million miles, helped survey Caribbean routes with Chuck G. Lindbergh and joined Pan American in 1929. Stainless steel is used by surgeons to patch damaged bones and replace bones and joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.P
Fred W
Shorty) Clark
Pan American Airways
Navy
Chicago
South Side
Pan American
Havana
Charles A. Gindbergh
Caribbean
United States
Concord Attorneys Attend Red Mass at St Ignatius
Concord residents Maurice McWalter and Otis M. Whitney attended the Red Mass at St. Ignatius Church in Chestnut Hill. The ceremony was celebrated by the new auxiliary bishop Most Rev Eric F. MacKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Ignatius Church
Chestnut Hill
Eric F. MacKenzie
Maurice McWalter
Main Street
Concord Court
Otis M. Whitney
Elm Street
Governor’s Council
First Friday Masses Listed in Concord Parishes
Concord parishes announce Friday afternoon and evening Masses at St. Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians in preparation for October First Friday devotion. Holy Communion distributed at 6 and 7 a.m. at Our Lady's and 6 and 7 a.m. at St. Bernard's. Sunday will be Holy Communion Sunday for the men of the parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Our Lady’s
St. Bernard’s
New bill changing racket warned to Marlboro merchants
Marlboro merchants hear of a two person scam in which one buys a 50 cent item with a $20 bill and a partner later purchases with a $1, claiming the same $20 bill was marked by a note and a phone number. Clerks are urged to verify cash drawers and signatures to avoid the scheme.
Encampment Elects Hudson-Edward Reynard Chief Patriarch
Hudson Edward Reynard was elected chief patriarch of the King Sau Encampment 9.C.F. at a meeting held in Odd Fellows Hall. Officers named include Hill as senior warden Wilson as recording financial scribe Lively as treasurer Samuel Wilson as financial scribe Charles Boyce as junior warden Cobleigh as guide Milonanne as inside sentinel and Drval as outside sentinel. Installation planned at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Edward Reynard
King
Sau
Odd Fellows Hall
Hill
Wilson
Finence Lively
Samuel's Wilson
Charles” Boyce
Tsar Cobleigh
Anne
Sentinel
Oe Drval
Odd Fellows
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Worcesn
F Hutch
Saive Sylvester
Science
Christ
Endrik J. de Lange
C.S.B
New York City
Board of Lectureship
Mother 1St Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Mass
Ip. M
Mronument Square
Church of Christ, Scientist
Sees Security Office
U. S
Fial
Mellar Motors
Chevrolet, Inc
Gon
Andersen’s Service
Commonwealth Ave
West
Dalton & Robinson
Sudbury Road
Mutty & Tirrell, Inc
Walden Street
Pioneer 1
Ais
Une Iit
Pitts
Ert Ue
Serwige
Tel. Natick
Boston Post Road
Wayland
William F. MacPherson
AX Tel
Concord Center
America
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