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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1936

Page

8

Moyse Explains Gas Tax Plan for Highway Bond Repayment

Senator George C Moyse outlines that the 13 million dollar highway bond will be repaid from gasoline tax proceeds over three years, not from real estate taxes. He notes a federal grant of 5.86 million and emphasizes jobs, not new taxes, as the motive while courting voter groups.

George C. Moyse General Court Moyse Commonwealth of Massachusetts United States Joint Senate

Ela Oviatt Seeks Treatment At Wal tham Hospital

Mrs Ela Oviatt is at Wal tham Hospital for treatment. Bally Sunday preparations are underway at Memorial church for September 27. Mr and Mrs Philip Garfield of Jaffrey New Hampshire have moved to Sud bury to live with Henry Smith on Woodside road. Lawrence Tucker and his three sons left last week for a visit to their Kansas hometown, with a Detroit stop en route.

Ela Oviatt Waltham Hospital Memorial Church Philip Garfield Jaffrey N. H Sudbury Henry Smith Woodside Road East Sudbury Garfield Lawrence Tucker Tucker Launch Stand State Road West Kansas Detroit Michigan

Maynard High football squad aims for strong season

Maynard High opens drills under Coach Mike Vodoklys with Reg Sawyer directing. About 45 players attend as graduation thin ranks. eight lettermen anchor the first eleven with several moves from last season. Frontrunners include Chuck DaGata at end and Ed Flaherty staying local. Injuries trouble the camp as Mike Pilecki and John Sokolowski are sidelined. Coach hopes to schedule a practice game with Shirley Industrial ahead of Sept. 26 opener against Milford at Alumni Field.

Maynard Mike Vodoklys Reg Sawyer Frankie Downey Frankie Io Cane Son Chuck Da’Gata Ed Flaherty Vodoklys Nix Whelan Erick Johnson Georgie Downey Big Smith Mike Pilecki John Sokolowski Shirley Industrial School Milford Alumni Field Midland Champs Wheelers Cmebacks

US shifts from exporter to net importer of farm products

A bulletin from the National Association of Manufacturers’ Agricultural Committee reports that the United States now buys more farm goods from abroad than it exports. In 1936 imports and farm product based goods exceeded exports by 466 million dollars, equating to the output of over 30 million acre values, with a long-term shift since 1925 when imports began surpassing exports.

United States Agricultural Committee of National Association of Nanetesturers Bulletin

Marlboro Maynard Homing Pigeon Trials Opening

The Marlboro Maynard Homing Pigeon Club held its first trials of the season with 200 birds released in Pittsfield. George Galanis of Marlboro posted the fastest time, covering 100 miles at 1067.41 yards per minute. Wilson of Hopkinton finished second with 996.82 ypm and W Lalli of Maynard took third at 965.25 ypm. Other Maynard contestants included the covers of Joseph Doel Joseph Byrne and Alex Soroka.

Maynard Marlboro-Maynard Pittsfield George Galanis Marlboro A Wilson Hopkinton W. Lalli Joseph Doel Joseph Byrne Alex Soroka

Engagement of Hazel Graves to Benjamin Rice Announced

Mr and Mrs Frank H Graves of Maple street announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel Elizabeth to Benjamin Rice of Main street. No wedding date has been set. The couple are popular with the younger set off the town bed.

Frank H. Graves Maple Street Hazel Elizabeth Benjamin Rice Main Street

Ex on the property prepares to move to Sudbury

The text notes an ex on the property preparing to settle in Sudbury as a permanent residence. Workmen install drains and catch basins on Post Street. Several local residents, including Miss Gertrude Halloran and Mrs Emma Buckley, are mentioned with travels and visits. Late real estate transfers list multiple parcel sales and trustee assignments in West Medford and neighboring towns.

New York Sudbury Gertrude M Halloran Mre MacDaniel Europe Ian Halloran Emma P. Buckley West Medford Alice May Dorchester Charles C. Way Candy Hill Orr's Island Maine Hudson Co-operative Bank Mary H Rogers State Road West Eugene B Hamilton Lawrence J Wallesen Harry M. Shannon Wallace Soe Stevens

Regal styles and a shooting tale mix in Sudbury

Sudbury residents report a possible shooting in a field on Saturday afternoon. A man and a woman were seen near Miss Fannie L. Goodnow’s road by neighbors but vanished when officers arrived. Police and state troopers found no evidence as they searched the area. A fashion blurbs section then promotes regal robes and princess line dresses with royal styling.

Sudbury Fannie L. Goodnew Harry Gleasop Senecal Hall Barnacle Miss Goodnew Miss Goodnow Rf Regal

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