Major town problems discussed by Middlesex leaders
The meeting covered milk pricing disputes and reform efforts, ERA impact, liquor enforcement, and welfare costs. Senator Moyse and Dr Frederick P. Glasfer led discussions while Middlesex County plans emphasized farm investment, extension services, and C W A projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Board
George G. Moyse
Waltham
Coopeli
A. B. C. Commission
Frederick P. Glasfer
Hudson
Ancord
Mollie A. Sweetser
Reading
de Cdman
John Neverve
Middlesex County
Bandwitch
Middlesex County Extension Service
Bowditch
State Department of Agriculture
Middisex
Extension Service
Social notes in Sudbury and nearby towns
Miss Adelaide Arlington receives a shower at Mrs Richard Cromwell’s home in Lexington. Visitors include Miss Meriam Smith Melrose Miss Daisy Tipton Boston and others. Florence Murphy and Edward Driscoll Dorchester visited the Hill. Edmund Stone handles electrical repairs on Maynard road. Mrs John A Hall of King Philip road recovers from illness. Interest grows in a Sudbury youth swimming beach with talk of P W A involvement if Boy Scouts or the Board of Selectmen push the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Bowry
Gertrude M
Richard Cromwell
Lexington
Adelaide Reamond
Arlington
Meriam Smith
Melrose
Daisy Tipton
Boston
Brinus
Vincent
Barves
Northcote
Florence Murphy
Edward Driscoll
Dorchester
Edmund Stone
Boy Scouts
Board of Selectmen
Wood Aims for Governor’s Council Nomination in Primary
Cambridge Republican Russell A. Wood seeks the Governor’s Council nomination in the upcoming primary. He previously won 8522 votes across districts including Boston areas, Concord, Maynard, Acton, Sudbury, and surrounding towns. Wood has long political experience, Harvard educated, and resides at 9 Whittier Street with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Wood
Cambridge
Governor's Council
Wood
Boston
Marlboro
Concord
Maynard
Acton
Sudbury
Esther M. Andrews
Brookline
Commonwealth
Samuel W. McCall
Harvard College
Whittier St
Republican Party
Concord Flower Show Highlights Local Exhibits and Prizes
The Concord Flower Show awarded ribbons and special prizes across classes led by judges Mrs J Sidney Stone Mrs John H Harward and Mrs George C Beals. Winners included Sally Bowen for common wild flower arrangement Judith Taylor for Mother Goose rhyme and Robert Woodlock for dahlias with multiple divisions listing top exhibitors and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Sidney Stone
Wayland
John H Harward
Brookline
George C Beals
Belmont
Albert Batley
Maynard
Robert Frazier
Wiliam A Buttrick
Elizabeth Alexander
William B Bartlett
Robert M ‘Bowen
Arthur B. Brooks
Ste
Judith Taylor
Leslie O
George A Parsons
Frederick W Eaton
Sherman Hoar
Herbert
Hosmer
Herbert Cook
Ruth Brooks
H. Robert Bygrave
Sally How
Libby Sanvern
Caroline Swaim
Mother Woose
Libby Sanborn
Rosemary Baldwin
Olivia Swaim
Grace Wheney
Wahlias
Flrst
Robert Woodlock
Theodore Chamberlin
Radiclus
Asters
Russell Robb
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Ernest W. Dunbar
Herman J. Courtemangche
Nasan Street
Frank E. Sanderson
U. S. Gov't
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
Concord 675
Acton Fair
Oscar LaVally
Clarence P. Kidder
Tives
Senate
Ways and Committee
Gaspar G. Bacon
Charles J. Wood
Magazine
Avte
Main
England
Equity Corp
C W. A
Morge
Maurice Morse
Reprees
Middlesex
Astoner
Stow
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Massachusetts State College
Tee
Pomona Grange
Cig
Maynard’s New Movie Theatre
Otto Kruger
Slim Summerville
Charlie Chaplin
Elmer
Elsie
GOV. Council
George P Metcalf
Arthur B Brooks
Edward Moore
Lennox H Lindsay
Mary Curtis
Danforth W Comins
Western Electric Sound
TEI
Frachot Tone
Karen Morley
May Robson
Sci
Tun Harding
Brian Aherne
Paul Lukas
Jean Hersholt
Technicolor
Pastrytown Wedding
Empres
John Lodge
Sam Jaffe Dresser
Josef von Sternberg
Disney
Eleventh
George P. Tal
George P. of
Carlisle
Towle
New Hampshire
Gover
Walter Perham
Chelmsford
A. P
Albert Durkee
Frederick G. Woodworth
Littleton
Charles W. Robinson
Westford
Charles A. Kimball
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