Tax takings list parcels in Sudbury Massachusetts 1942
Notice to landowners that on Friday September 25, 1942 at 10:00 A M at Town Hall the Collector will take for nonpayment several parcels in Sudbury shown on the Pine Lakes plan. Parcels include lots in Blocks C F and G with measurements and bounds described in the Middlesex Deeds Registry. Parcels belong to Ada M Hills Mary A McQueen Margaret Wedge Gregory W West Lillian A etc and other Sudbury owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oruare
Seer
Towns Hall
Budbury
Mass
Hills
Ada M. Dover
Sudbury
Pine Lakes Sudbury
Robert Bellamy
South Middlesex
Pinewood Ave
West Bywlot
Paulkner
Newton St
Robert B. Bellamy
Oakwood Ave
Lakewood Drive
South Mid
Hall
Mary A
Att St
Somerville
M.ary
Pine Lakes
Middlesex
Beechwood Ave
Pine ‘Lakes
Arborwood Rd
McQueen
Margaret
Brentwood St
Allston
Maas
Robert B., Bellamy
Beechwood’ Ave
Wedge
Gregory
Hamilton ‘St. Cambridge
Black Kon
Basswood Ave
Great Lake Drive
Bee
Brighton
Mase
Birchwood
Whelpley
Mary F
Lamson Place
Cambridge
Sudbury Police Dance Draws Fine Attendance
The Sudbury Police association Labor Day event drew a fine crowd. Dewey's orchestra from Wayland provided music, with John W. Hitchby in charge of arrangements aided by William W. McCullock and Arthur Titus. Also noted: a horticultural display in England featured green peas from seed dormant for 4,000 years in Tutankhamen's tomb.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Police Association
Dewey
Wayland
John W. Hitchby
William W. McCullock
Arthur Titus
England
Tutankhamen
Sudbury Public Schools Open With Higher Enrollment
Sudbury public schools opened with 260 pupils this fall, 25 more than last year. Principal Alan Flynn announced a major staff overhaul with Frederick Dow teaching mathematics, Evelyn Ford taking French and Latin, Eleanor Colwell replacing Willa Moody in English, Ruth Alden succeeding John Coldwell, Irene Hinckley replacing Margaret Nye, Beverly Frye to head Commercial, and Burke to manage Commercial while hospitalized.
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Sudbury
Alan F .Flynn
Frederick ‘Dow
Russell
Ford
Evelyn Ford
Mildred. Colwell
Eleanor Davis
Willa A .Moody
Ruth Alden
John Coldwell
Irene Hinckley
Massachusetts State College welcomes seven new locals
Amherst reports advance freshman enrollment at Massachusetts State College ahead of opening on September 28. Local students listed include Florence Lawson Heyward Road Acton Centre William W Anderson Fitchburg Turnpike John G Chase Prairie Street Charles J Farley Jr Nagog Hill Road and William G Stowe 27 Monument Street Concord plus William W Drury Maynard and Charles Ferguson Gleasondale Road Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Drury
Maynard
Charles Ferguson
Gleasondale Road
Stow
Change in School Hours Under Consideration
A proposal would shift school start to eight in the morning and end at one or 1 80 in the afternoon for both boys and girls. The plan has not yet been decided.
Library gifts and curriculum updates at Acton High School
Acton High School expands Conant Library with new books from Mrs. Hall including How Green Was My Valley and The Yearling. New civics, math, and language texts adopted. junior high English gets Webster Elementary Dictionary. Aeronautics course planned with texts from Aviation Education Research Project and College of Teachers texts for reference. orchard workexcusal policy approved.
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Cecelia Callahan
America
Air Corps
Holt
Aviation Education Research Project
Teachers College
Columbia University
Macmillan Co
Mr. Hopkinson
State to audit medical bills for old age aid program
State Department of Public Welfare will employ a medical consultant to review questionable bills from Marlboro old age assist recipients. Commissioner Arthur G. Rotch said some towns faced overcharging and improper routine visits, with safeguards to prevent excess physician fees while ensuring needed medical care.
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Arthur Woodma
State House
House
Boston
State Department of Public Welfare
Marlboro Board of Old Age Assistance
Arthur G. Rotch
Cae
Maynard
Sudbury
Lod
Sacbury -Are-A
Rotch
Adams Leads Middlesex Republican County Commissioner Race
Robert H. Adams of Wakefield, backed by strong Middlesex GOP support, leads in the race for County Commissioner. The Boston Herald hinted at Adams’ nomination after backing his bid, while Warren faces Republican disfavor from Bowditch and Giroux. Adams, married with two children, heads a Trading Department in a major bank and has long served Republican state and local affairs.
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Glancy
Middlesex Court House
Cambridge
Middlesex County
Stetch
Robert H. Adams
Wakefield Board of Selectmen
Alfatza
Adams
Middlesex
Boston
Herald
Charles 5. Warren
Nelson Pratt
Essex
Warren
Senate
Natthaniel J. Bowditch
Archie R. Giroux
Wakefield
Mankingl
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Young Men’s Republican Club of
Concord Snow Patrol Draftees Report for Fort Devens
Seventeen men from Concord complete furloughs and report to Fort Devens next Tuesday morning. The list includes Alphonse Caouette Damon St Thomas Cochran Aubrey Cook Kenneth Cracker Albert Davidson Robert Rinn Michael Hackett David Hayes Terrence McHugh Roger Lawrence Walter Magurn Edwin Staples and others. The town's total Selective Service inductees rise past 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cadutte
McHaeh
State weighs settling elder care costs and old age pension plan
A state investigation considers settling an $8000 yearly doctor visits bill to $2500 while proposing state administration of old age assistance and a funded pension plan. The plan would pay $10 weekly with deductions for other income and allow a 30 day notice before benefits changes. Initiators include John E. MacDonald, John F. Kells and John J. Tobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRB
Sks Commissiaie
iCharles Co, O'Donnell
Lynn
Massachusetts ‘Society For
Frederic W. Cook
Amme
John BE. MacDonald
Hildreth Street
Lowell
John F. Kells
Maison
Cambert
John J. Tobin
Cambridge
Street
Peat Production Surges in Denmark Amid War
Danish peat output climbs from 490 080 to 2 500 000 tons yearly due to wartime demand. The rise reflects intensified fuel needs and industrial use as Denmark mobilizes resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
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