Telegrapher Jack Adams Aims for Wide News Reach
In a mountain town setting an old time telegrapher Jack Adams plans to relay messages to distant cities via Universal Service in San Francisco. The piece references Percy Thomas and discusses national affairs, neutrality acts, Mussolini and African ventures, and the political climate impacting mail and news circulation.
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Calip
Jack Adams
Percy Thomas
Universal Service
San Francisco
Ethiopia
Hollywood
Jack
Sain and Dedham Mrs. teway Readied for Event
AYNARD Sain and Dedham Mrs. teway appear in a brief society notice. The fragment suggests names connected to a forthcoming local event or social occasion. Further details are not readable.
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Sain and
Dedham
Teway
Maynard Postmaster Sheridan Takes Office in 10th Middlesex
Frank Maynard becomes postmaster amid legal restrictions on holding another public job. Sheridan served a full term plus a year and led the 10th Middlesex District as representative. Stockwell, a World War veteran and longtime Maynard postmaster, retires with many friends backing Republican hopes.
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Maynard
New Eng
William Stockwell
Sheridan
Stockwell
Died Suddenly in Maynard Mrs Randell Remembered
Florence Randell of Maple Street died suddenly while visiting her daughter Mrs Prescott on Concord Street. Aged 69, born in Charlestown, she was longtime Maynard resident. Survived by two daughters and held funeral at home with Rev. Earon Marshall officiating. Delegations from Magdalene Chapter O E S Mizpah Rebekah lodge attended. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Florence Randell
Maple Street
Gertrude Prescott
Concord Street
Charlestown
Prescott
Hazel Randell
Randell
Earon Marshall
Methodist Church
Magdalene Chapter O. E
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Harlan Cook
Howard
Roland Prescott
James Longley
William Frazer
Harry Prescott
Lawrence Chandler
Glenwood Cemetery
Parish votes to accept wall project and land grant
At a parishioners meeting of First Parish Church Sudbury the congregation voted to accept the Goodman Village Improvement Society offer to build a retaining wall on church property at the curve of Concord and Hudson roads and to grant the society the plot known as the Common in Center. The work is expected to improve the Town Center appearance.
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Sudbury
First
Goodman Village Improvement Society
Concord
Hudson Roads
Senator Walsh Visits Phewions 1st Serarthy
Senator David L. Walsh attended the Phewions 1st Serarthy event, meeting local officials and residents. He discussed community issues and highlighted upcoming projects and funding opportunities.
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David L. Walsh
Phewions
Serarthy
Pretty Church Wedding in Concord Unites Miss Barbara Marshall and Norman Carlson
In a Trinitarian Church ceremony Sunday afternoon in Concord, Miss Barbara Edna Marshall and Norman W. Carlson were married in a simple family affair. Rev. George L. Thurlow officiated as Arnold Marshall gave the bride in marriage. The couple, both Concord High School graduates, will reside at 58 Lexington Road after a short wedding trip.
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Concord
Barbara Edna Marshall
Rupert
Marshall
Norman W. Carlson
Eric W. Carlson
West Concord
George L. Thurlow
Arnold Marshall
Ruth Marshall
Goodwin Carlson
Concord High School
Woolworth
Milldam
Middlesex Motor Company
Walden Street
Lexington Road
Widow of Thomas Taylor Dies in Maynard at 66
Mrs Calar Taylor 66 widow of the late Thomas Taylor of Maynard died suddenly at her home 263 Main Street. Born in Lancashire England she had lived in Maynard 29 years. She is survived by Mrs Joseph Doel and a sister in England. Funeral held yesterday at St George Church with Rev Burdette Landsdowne, burial in Glenwood Family lot.
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Maynard
Calar Taylor
Main Street
Thomas Taylor
Taylor
Lancashire
England
Joseph Doel
St. George's Church
Burdette Landsdowne
Glenwood Cemetery
Price Concerns Over Tercentenary Ball and Pageant Admission
Expressions of regret arise over high admission to the Tercentenary Ball and Pageant in Concord. Citizens fear the cost blocks youths from witnessing the historic Drama of Concord, hoping no child misses the event due to price.
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Concord
Maynard-Miss Nannybelle Sea ley Hosts Lincoln Lawn Party
Maynard miss Nannybelle Sealey entertained a group of friends at a lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifton Downey on Lincoln Street. Guests included Ann Flaherty Ann Hamlin Mary Sharpe Ann Teresa White Gloria Lenla Holly Mary Lalli Beverly Smith Jean Tucker Constance Martin Ronny Sweeney George Jamison Michael Sharpe Carol Lee Downey Dorothy Moran of Rockville Conn. Prizes were awarded to several guests for games and refreshments topped the afternoon.
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Maynard
Nannybelle Sealey
Clifton Downey
Lincoln Street
Ann Flaherty
Ann Hamlin
Mary Sharpe
Ann
Teresa White
Gloria
Lenla Holly
Mary Lalli
Beverly Smith
Jean Tucker
Constance Martin
Ronny Sweeney
George Jamison
Michael Sharpe
Carol Lee Downey
Dorothy Moran
Rockville
Connecticut
Leila Holly
iCarol
Lée Downey
Child Party Held at Martha Staplefeld Home
A small gathering of friends was hosted yesterday afternoon at 261 Chuck street by Mrs. Martha Staplefeld. The event celebrated a package for Any and included a casual social party with attendees.
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Marlboro
Martha Staplefeld
Chuck Street
Concord retail legend Frank Pierce marks 70 years in business
Frank Pierce, owner of the Mill Dam shoe store, completes 70 years of active business life. The 85 year old, who will turn 86 in October, sold footwear to Emerson Hawthorne the Alcotts Sanborn and Prof Harris and served in three wars. He continues to walk to his store from Hubbard Street and plans to enjoy Concord Tercentenary events.
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Concord
Frank Pierce
Mill Dam
Pierce
Emerson
Hawthorne
Alcotts
Sanborn
Harris
Hubbard St
Maynard football squad gears up for tough season start
Maynard H. & O. football squad under new coach Vodoklys drills 30 candidates with grass work and passing as they prepare for the Sept. 28 opener at Milford. Veterans include captain Al Fraser and lineman Bill Smith. several new faces expected as lineup takes shape for a league schedule through November 23.
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Maynard
Maynard H
Mike Vodoklys
Milford
Vodoklys
Reggie Sawyer
al Fraser
Bill Smith
Mike
Lexington
Hudson
Winchester
Stoneham
Belmont
Marlboro
Concord
Clinton
Arthur J Duggan Marriage Announcement
Announcement states the marriage of Arthur J Duggan has been made public. Details on spouse and date remain limited in the available text.
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Arthur J Duggan
Wardzala Wedding Ties Brookline to Maynard Community
Miss Eve Carver of Brookline wed Stanley Wardzala son of Mrs Tekla Wardzala on Labor Day at St Aiden's Church Brookline Attending was Joseph Wardzala best man A reception followed at Longwood Towers Brookline Wardzala a Maynard High School 1922 graduate and Dyer Real Estates treasurer studies law in Boston The couple planned a European trip to Poland and Russia and would reside in Brookline after returning
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Dyer Real Estates and Insurance Pany
Boston
Brookline
Wardzala
Law School
Europe
Poland
Russia
Maynard National Band celebrates 25 years with ceremony
The Maynard National Band marked its twenty fifth anniversary at Hayward Pond Westvale on Sunday with a concert by the Florence Stove Band of Gardner as guests. Hugo Kajander, a founder and conductor, led the program while bands and townspeople joined in a dinner and congratulations hoping for continued success in the band’s historic musical career.
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Maynard
Hayward Pond
Westvale
Florence Stove
Gardner
Hugo Kalander
Kajander
Mrs Carolius Bradford Jackson Dies at 96 in Concord
Funeral services for Mrs. Carolius Bradford Jackson widow of Rev. Dr. Abraham Willard Jackson will be held at 3 p.m. at her daughter’s home on Monument Street Concord. She died Sunday after nearly four years of infirmity and was born in Livermore Centre Maine February 19 1845. She taught in Atlantic City Beverly and Boston and married in Boston July 8 1872 while a teacher in East Boston. Dr. Jackson served as a Civil War captain and as a Unitarian minister in Peterboro New Hampshire and Santa Barbara California.
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Concord
Carolius Bradford
Sigelow) Jackson
Abraham Willard Jackson
William B Bartlett
Monument Street
Davial
Wyoming Cemetery
Melrose
Jackson
Livermore Centre
Maine
Joel
Com memorative Unitarian Concord Service Held At First Parish
In Concord a joint commemoration marks 300 years of religious beginnings and 300 years of the First Parish with a service at the First Parish Meeting House. Ministers and other Concord churches will speak with Dr Louis C Cornish and Dr Oliver Sewall among the speakers. A separate editorial note comments on tax laws and lawmakers taking a vacation.
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Concord
Louis’ C Cornish
American Unitarian Association
Oliver Sewall
Congregational Conference of
Massachusetts
Sudbury Names Woman Postmaster to Succeed Bradshaw
Sudbury announces Mrs. Anna Wohlrab of Kingvoip Road has been appointed postmaster of the Sudbury post office to succeed Bradshaw, who held the post for ten years. The appointment follows a competitive examination in which Mrs. Arne Buxton ranked highest. Senator Marcus Coolidge opposed the Wohlrab choice, with support from Senator Walsh and notification from President. Mrs. Wohlrab has led the ERA women’s sewing project locally. Bradshaw, a Sudbury native, resides on Maple Avenue.
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Anna Wohlrab
King Voip Road
Ssatufa
South Cravury
Forest Ur. Bradshaw
Wohlrabe
Clinton
Arne Buxton
Concord Road
Wohliab
Marcus Coolidge
David J. Walsh
W. W. Howes
Fiest
Wohlrab
Bradshaw
People
Maple Avenue
Wedding Plans for Miss Theodora K Lawrence and Edwin D Brooks Jr
Mrs Whiteside of Cambridge announces the engagement and forthcoming wedding of her sister Miss Theodora K Lawrence to Edwin D Brooks Jr of Concord. The ceremony will be in Cambridge with Mr Brooks as best man and plans include Theodora’s attendant Miss Rank Vinton Lawrence of Plainfield New Jersey. The bride, a Winsor School graduate and Junior League member, and the groom, Belmont Hill School and Harvard College alum, will reside in Cambridge after the wedding.
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Concord
S Whiteside
Cambridge
Whiteside
Theodora K. Lawrence
Edwin D Brooks, Jr
Edwin
T. Chapel
Lawrence
Rank Vinton Lawrence
Plainfield
New Jersey
iMr. Brooks
Mra Whiteside
Caroline ’ Lawrence
Winsor School
Brooks
Belmont Hill School
Harvard College
Merry at Outing Maynard The Newsboys at Revere Beach
The Newsboys outing at Revere Beach was led by Chieftan Ed Ledgard with Captain Jim Nugent assisting. The senior newsboys traveled by bus, enjoyed amusements, swam, and had a shore dinner before returning home to deliver papers tired but happy.
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Maynard
Revere Beach
Chieftan Ed Ledgard
Jim Nugent
Knights of Columbus outing at Camp Joyce Kilmer
Knights of Columbus members held an outing at Camp Joyce Kilmer over the holiday weekend. A turkey dinner provided by Henry Trask was served Monday with present former St. Bridget's pastors Rev. Edward Crowley and Rev. Walter Roche. Speakers included Rev. John Saiekeeee John Driscoll and Arley Feel Seen a.
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Meynard
Knights of Columbus
Camp Joyce Kilmer
Henry Trask
Edward Crowley
Walter A. Roche
St. Bridget’s Church
John Saiekeeee
John Driscoll
Arley Feel
Concord Tercentenary Ball Featuring Cab Calloway at Armory
Concord marks its Tercentenary with a Grand Ball at the State Armory on Everett Street Friday September 13. Cab Calloway and his orchestra, direct from New York’s Cotton Club, will perform from 9 pm to 2 am with a ballet supper served 10:30 am to 1 pm in large outside tents.
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Concord
State Armory
Everett Street
Cab Calloway
Jazz
Victor Recording Orchestra
Cotton Club
New York City
C. F. Young Company
Maynard Track Prepares for Concord Tercentenary Meet
Maynard track stars train twice weekly for the Concord Tercentenary program on September 14. The open meet welcomes any athlete who attended high school, with several graduates shaping up for trophies and a team prize. Coaches and former standouts from Lexington, Concord, and Maynard headline a strong field led by Coach Charlie Manty.
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Maynard
Concord
Charlie Manty
Jake Lawrila
Pavo Ruthnen
Toivo Wicky
Gilleney
Piecewicz
Sulkala
Hytonen
Manty
Enrollment Figures From Various Schools in 1934 District
The article lists school enrollment numbers for Tieanenaaioeee co Ganins Cay DIEEINE'S High School 470 Junior High School 286 School 232 dor talad Gooetinens with a 1934 day total of 437, 61 more than the prior registration.
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Tieanenaaioeeeco
Ganins Cay
Dieeine's
Regis
Woolen Company Plans To Sell Company Houses
The Woolen Company will offer the first chance to residents to buy its remaining houses before public sale. Eligible occupants must decide by Wednesday September 11. The firm has already sold other company houses at auction last year.
Concord Garden Leaders Head New Group
A number of Concord Garden presidents will head the Concord group, forming a new leadership team to guide community efforts and coordinate activities.
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Concord Garden
Concord Group
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