Studies At Colleges And Trade Schools Listed
A roster of names including Wilson, Dartmouth, Catherine Marsden, Helen Fearns, Saumi Loika, Ann Bellows, Johnne of Vermont, Sidney Me, Julia Lynch, Violet Koskella, Norvin Laubenstein, Marion Niva, Nicholas Lall, James King, John O Leary, John Fay Archer, Ernest Iannuzze appears amid a college and trade school listing. The piece references Massachusetts Normal and Teachers College contexts with various educators and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seder
Wilson
Tanna Dartmouth
Catherine Dorothy Marsden
Helen Frances Fearns
Saumir Loika
Ann Bellows
Ersity
Johnne
Vermont
Sidney Medoin
Julia Lynch
Rt Hartin
Bradford
Violet Koskella
Violet Koskelly
Norvin Laubenstein
Assachusetts
Marion Niva
Nicholas Lall
Teachers College
Gindo
Massachusetts Normal
James King
Lawrence
John O'Leary
John Fay Archer
Worcester
Ernest Iannuzze
John Jaskiowles
Comfort and Fresh Water Culling Cited
Guidance on treating birds includes nicotine sulphate to deter lice, dusting individual birds with sodium or fattening feed as needed, and a noon molest mash to boost egg production. A feed mix of two and a half pounds of dry mash with water or milk suffices for 100 birds.
Current Turkey Models Are Bigger and Heavier
L E B Cline of the Nevada agricultural extension service reports a shift in turkey models toward bigger heavier birds for 1934. The change reflects consumer demand for more breast meat and may signal improved economic conditions. premiums are now offered for heavier turkeys, contrasting with recent years when lighter birds commanded higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E B. Cline
Nevada Agricultural Extension Service
Cline
Leg Weakness in Chicks
Two leg weaknesses in growing chicks are described as rickets or true leg weakness where bones bend more easily than normal. Causes, symptoms, and preventive measures are discussed to aid poultry caretakers.
Hatchery notes on chick feathering and feeding guidance
The document notes six week old chicks are generally fully feathered and advises gathering eggs twice daily with cooling before packing. It compares ration value of two pounds wheat to a pound bran plus flour middlings and mentions a Hampshire red pullet owned by HE N Larrabee of Peterborough New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
HE. N. Larrabee
Peterborough
N. H
Esc
Rural Rehabilitation rules in Massachusetts ERA guidance
Memorandum from Carl W. Buckler on Rural Rehabilitation in Massachusetts explains criteria for relocating unemployed residents to subsistence farms if local industry has ceased. Emphasizes priority for married with children, then other cases, while ERAs role remains to provide job relief within funds and strict need-based classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Matthew Tunes
A Vance
Vance
R. Roteh
Carl W. Buckler
Rural Rehabilitation Division
ERA
BRA
Maynard Eyes Special Meeting on Assabet House Purchase
Maynard officials plan another special town meeting before month end to decide on buying the Assabet House for town use. Some departments have occupied the building since a recent fire, with rent charged after October 1 unless action is taken. A special committee is involved.
Maynard Stow Boxboro voters eye primaries and local races
Maynard Stow and Boxboro show strong primary interest as polls open at two. Sheridan faces Hud son in a key race while Avery Steele competes for the Boxboro Republican nomination. Curley’s open air rally draws attention as local leaders predict wide turnout and district likelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stow
Boxboro
Worcester
Mai
Michael Veleno
John Veleno
We Sheridan
Mga Pee
Hudson
Sheridan
James M. Curley
Main Street
Pearance
Curley
Een Gaspar Bacon
Frank Goodwin
Avery Steele
Ashley Eddy
Mr. Steele
Maurice Morse
Football lineup fragment features Rooney and McGrath
A partial roster lists players including Leonard Rooney as half back and Robert McGrath at end. It mentions positions for Derson a tackle Fred Heyli ger and Fred Flannery but the text is incomplete and unclear on teams or game details.
Passes Away in West Acton Citizen Remembered as Kind Neighbor
Wilhelm Breton a longtime employee at i eS Bros Mill in West Acton died in November 1895. He married Jennie Batcher and is survived by sons Leland H. and Norman P. of West Acton, two sisters Mrs. Maggie MacDougall and Mrs. Annie McInnis, and a granddaughter Jean Campbell. A funeral was held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Baptist church with Rev. A. M. Jeffries officiating. burial in Mount Hope cemetery. Arrangements by Guyer Fowler of Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Hall
James French
Joseph Gallant
Simeon Christian
Charles Turnbull
Mount Hope Cemetery
Guyer Fowler
Maynard
Maynard Field Hockey Candidates Report For Practice
Over thirty candidates including nine letter girls reported for the initial practice with Coach Ruth Finn on Crowe Park. The piece notes strong past performances and unseen recognition, stressing the team's continued effort and sportsmanlike conduct amid graduation and football distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High
Ruth Finm
Crowe Park
Bedford Misa Maria Cutler Dies After Weeklong Illness
Miss Maria Cutler a longtime Frances E Willard Settlement worker in Boston died Friday at Liewsac lodge Bedford after a week illness. Born October 2 1864 in Charlestown she was daughter of Dr George Cutler a noted physician. Sister Cora Gardner of Manchester NH survives. Funeral services conducted by Frank W Thompson pastor of Church of Christ Congregational Bedford. Burial in Mt Auburn Cemetery family lot.
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Bedford
Misa Maria —— Cutler
Frances E. Willard
Boston
Pritey
Liewsac Lodge
Miss Cutler
Charteetown
George
Cutler
Oeneis
Charlestown
Miles Cutler
Liewsac
Coar Gardner
Manchester
N. H
Frank W. Thompson
Church of Christ (Congregational
Sabor
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Activities At St George's Plan October Fair
Maynard A monthly meeting of St George's church was Monday night at 7 oclock. Committees and societies met at 8 to plan the annual fair scheduled for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate Marlborough Bank Auction
Marlborough Co-Operative Bank, mortgagee, will sell at public auction on October 13, 1934 at 2 p.m. the property on Tremont Street in Maynard described as lot 84, bounded by Maynard Country Club land, Tremont Street, and adjacent lots 83 and 85, with 26 square rods area, subject to unpaid taxes and liens, with $500 down and rest due at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Massachusetts
Marlborough Co-Operative &C Corporation
Marlborough
Mid- County
Middlesex South
Hook
Tremont Street
W.A. Haynes Co
Horace’ F. Tuttle
Maynard Country Club
Frederick Howland Woodward
Albert W. Haynes
Middlesex South District
Warren A. Haynes
Middlesex County
Lucy A. Haynes
Marlborough Co-Operative Bank
Alexander Berry
Arthur H. Bastien
Main Street
Mass
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Middlesex County
By virtue of a power of sale in a 1922 mortgage from Alfred Manninen and Amanda Manninen to Maynard Trust Company the premises in Waltham Street area will be sold at public auction on Saturday October 20 1934 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. The sale location is the Great Road area near Waltham Street with 823 121 and 825 foot boundary calls and a stone bound markers. Purchaser must pay $500 cash. balance within ten days. Maynard Trust Company Harold J. Morgan treasurer and Howard A. Wilson attorney 709 Sears Building Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Manninen
Amanda Manninen
Maynard Trust Company
Middlesex South District
Waltham Street
Haley
Hannes Lahti Et Ax
Harold J. Morgan
Howard A. Wilson
Sears
Boston
Mass
Assabet Institution for Savings Seeks Bank Book Replacement
In compliance with state law, Assabet Institution for Savings notifies receipt of an application to replace Bank Book No. 3273 for Sidney BE. McCleery, Treasurer, dated Sept 12, 19 Ws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jost Bank
Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney BE. McCleery
Trearth
Probate Court Notice of Will and Appointed Executor
The Probate Court of Middlesex County Massachusetts cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Richard W. Parmeter of Maynard to show cause why Nellie L. Parm er should be granted letters testamentary with an executor surety. A hearing is set for September 28, 1934, at 9 o clock in the morning. Publication is required weekly in the Enterprise newspaper. Notice also sent to known interested persons by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Kit
Richard W. Par
Menter
Maynard
Nellie L. Parmen
Enterprise
Raid
John Ccquire
Loring P. Jordan
Massachusetts
Edmund Whitney
Whitney
Cambridge
Thesex
John C. Leggat
Quire
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Cutienra
Otel
Nee and
Bustle
Turkey
Trente
Farm Aid
W. Acton
Navia
Udbury
Mise
Maria L. Cutler
St. George’s
Fraser Kennels Dogs
Acton
Mortgagee
Bigham & South
Waltham Tel
WAL
Wi St
Consord OO
Ira Rubin
Main St
West Concord
Broadmeadow Rest
Lancaster
Clinton
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