Dyson Seeks Fifth Middlesex Senate Nomination
Henry T. G. Dyson campaigns for the Fifth Middlesex Senate seat representing nine towns and Waltham. He stresses honesty, business acumen, and district service during two House terms, contending he is not a politician but a solid advocate for his convictions. Ralph Fieldsend, Hudson, Mass.
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Henry T. G. Dyson
Middlesex
Waltham
Senate
Dyson
Gengal Court
Ralph Fieldsend
Central St
Hudson, Mass
Five youths arrested in Waltham thefts near bathing area
State Police Patrol arrested Andrew Mitchell 15 Joseph Nason 15 Sturgis Schools 16 Irving Banford 16 and William Galvin 14 of Waltham as thieves in a stretch where clothing left by bathers was stolen while they swam. About $500 was taken from 10 persons with largest single amount $56. Corp William J. Puzzo and Special Officer Leo Duggan made the arrests.
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Y St
Andrew Thomas Mitchell
Prospect Av
Joseph Nason
Wiles St. Sturgis
Bedford St
Irving Banford
William Galvin
Lowell St
Waltham
Corp
Youths Arrested After Book Theft From Newtonville Reservation
Police say two boys were placed in custody after a raid that followed the alleged theft of a book from a machine on a reservation. The item was owned by Carl P Birmingham of 334 Linwood Av Newtonville. Mitchell is named in the report.
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Way Am
Young Mitchell
Carl P Birmingham
Linwood Av
Newtonville
Parking Space Conferred With Selectmen on Main and Nason Streets
At a September meeting of the Business Men's association a committee of Abe Lahn Joshua Naylor and Walters Niemala was formed to confer with the selectmen on parking during sewer work on Main and Nason streets. Proposals include using Riverside Cooperative and Grange lot on Summer Street and near Nason Street school and Roosevelt school yard for up to 200 cars. A comfort station at Memorial Park and limited time and one side parking on Main and Nason were also discussed.
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Maynard
Business Men’s Association
Abe Lahn
Joshua Naylor
Walters Niemala
Main
Nasan
Riverside Cooperative
Grangs
Summer Street
Nason Street
Roosevelt School
Memorial Park
Lowell Sticker Candidate for Congress
C. F. Cronin of Lowell enters the Fifth district race as a stick er candidate opposing incumbent Edith Nourse Rogers. Cronin chairs the Al Smith for President committee and is a longtime Lowell figure. Marlboro previously had former Mayor James M. Hurley run in the Fifth district, but Rogers’ renomination is again generally conceded.
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C. F. Cronin
Lowell
Edith Nourse Rogers
Cronin
al Smith
Cin
Marlboro
James M. Hurley
Rogers
Employment Ad Seeks Housework Waitresses and Cooks
A classified advert invites experienced girls and beginners for housework waiting tables second maids cooks and nurse girls. Apply at 30 Chandler St Maynard or call 371 3 for details.
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Chandler St
Maynard
Tel
Rice Family Sudbury Reunion At Unitarian Church
The Rice family of Sudbury, about 150 members, held their 12th annual reunion at the Unitarian church. Harry C Rice of Framingham presided. John B Rice of Marlboro acted as attorney of the day. Eustace C of Boston gave an organ recital. John F Bigelow was elected president for the next year with R J Rice and Mrs Nellie R Fisher as officers. A luncheon followed the meeting.
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Rice
Sudbury
Unitarian Church
Harry C Rice
Framingham
John B. Rice
Marlboro
Eustace C
Boston
John F. Bigelow
Association
R J. Rice
Needham
Nellie R. Fisher
Maynard High School A A Tag Day Boosts Athletics
Maynard high school launches a two day tag sale next Friday and Saturday to aid the athletic treasury. Pupils will sell tags on the streets and in business districts as the fund remains in the red. Equipment has been repaired rather than replaced, saving money, but gate receipts still fall short, prompting public support for funding the athletics program.
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Maynard High School
A. A
Treasury
WILL WIDEN SUDBURY ROAD
A force of men clears brush on the Old Sudbury road to improve sightlines at the bridges over the river. State and County plan to spend about $5000 to widen approaches, addressing a sharp Sudbury end that has caused many fatal accidents.
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Sudbury
Ths
West Concord Residents Return After Illness and Visit Notes
Robert Farquhar, recently operated on for appendicitis at Emerson hospital, has recovered and is back home on Elm Place. Frank Garrity returns from a two week vacation in nine. Charles Mumford of Boston visited Leslie Mumford and family who recently moved to Commonwealth Avenue. East Carroll attended the Quincy South Boston game, the final post season game in the Greater Boston Twilight League.
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Robert Farquhar
Emerson Hospital
Elm Place
Frank Garrity
Charles Mumford
Boston
Leslie Mumford
Commonwealth Avenue
Est Carroll
Greater Boston
Union Church Seeks Conviction or Desire in Servants Sermon
Union Church announces Sunday services with Rev Alfred W Stone preaching on Conviction or Desire at 10 30 a m September 16. Children’s Sermon titled A Good Start and a Church School at noon followed by the Senior Society Christian Endeavor at 6 00 p m Itinerary includes Boy Scouts meeting on Monday September 17 at 7 00 p m.
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Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Church School
Society of the Christian Endeavor
Society
Boy Scouts
Midweek Service and Helping Hand Society Meet
Tuesday evening features the Midweek service at 7.30 P M and the Helping Hand Society holds its first meeting of the season on Wednesday at 2.30 P M.
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Helping Hand Society
Miss Hinman Highest Scorer In West Concord Whist Event
The season opener whist party at I O O F Hall West Concord followed the Annurs nac Gradge meeting. Ladies first prize went to Velma Hinman Consolation to Dorothy Hendrickson. Men’s first prize awarded to Mrs Eldred Sweet Consolation unnamed.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
West Concord
Annursnac Gradge
Velma Himman
Dorothy Hendrickson
To Mrs Edward Beans Ward Bean Served Under Direction Of Miss Marion
A brief notice indicates the service of ments to Mrs Edward Beans under the direction of Miss Marion, with Mrs Chester Kelly and Ward Bean mentioned in connection to the event.
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Edward Beans
Marion
Chester Kelly
Ward Bean
Handkerchiefs Attract Attention At Center Clothing
Pictures of Smith surface as latest attraction at Center Clothing store. The Smith handkerchiefs are said to have the largest sale, drawing crowds and securing prominent display today.
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Smith
Cewter Clothing
Smith Handkerc
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Papal
A. Rideout
Edward McCaf
Ffrey
Mags General Hospital
Mrs. A. Hendrickson
Powder Mill Rd
Burkills
Gown Shop
Main St
Congress
Atty. John E. Rice
J. F. Bigelow
Sudbury Road
Maynard Open Air Market Cor
Acton & Summer Sts
P. Allard
Harry
Ipswich
Lerer
Main Street
Miss Hinman
Handkerchil
Enterprise 67S
W. F. Skelton
Maple St
Adil
Walnut St
Mayac Battery Company
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