Fragmented Names Listed for College Recitals
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous individuals tied to colleges and universities such as Dartmouth Colgate Cornell Mank id Massachusetts Boston Yale Regis Fordham and others. It references teachers colleges and universities including St An and New York University with various misspelled names and affiliations.
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Katherine ‘Pice Fearns
Helena Bellows
Isabel Oy Marsden
Boston Fame
Frigard
Dartmouth
Simeon Sefer
Fra Ffrigard
Walter Bray- Hartin
Walter Wat‘Koskela
Mdnth
Penstein
Safmietom
Massachusetts
George Gutteridge
Istitute
Washington
D. King
Colgate
Harold Hartin
Bradford
Denis Farnell
Trin Sweeney
Wentworth of Mullin
Civil Service Examinations Open for Mimeograph Operator and Other Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for positions including Mimeograph Operator at about 1260 a year with deductions for economy and retirement. Posts listed cover Agricultural Radio Program Manager and Principal Botanist with salaries from 3800 to 5600, all in federal offices in Washington DC and field locations. applicants must have prior mimeograph experience and meet qualification rules.
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United States Commission
Washington, D.C
Office of Information
Department of Agriculture
San Francisco
Calif
Office of Experiment’ Stations
Washington, DC
Gd Town
Maryland
New Hai Vermont
Virginia
West Wires
District of Colu
Ten
D. C
Frank
Innocchi
United States Civil Service Board of Mixaminers
Maynard ‘Post
Maynard High Edges Gardner in Narrow Football Win
Maynard High defeats Gardner High 14 to 12 in a tight game. Frank Brayden connects with Norgeal for a 50 yard winning touchdown in the final moments as Maynard scores in the first three quarters. Players include Narguiol Le Bowicz Le Archer Duggan John Malcolm Smith and Ignacio. Maynard to face Melrose next Saturday.
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Maynard High
Gardner High
Anday
Seadczals
Gardner
Maynard
Maybatd
Frank Brayden
Norgeal
Pat
Cat Ol Leary
M Mayn
Éhuny Malcolm
Far
Ryan
Ynard
Melrose
Maynarid
Narguail
Bowicz
Archer
Duggan
John Malcolm
Smith
Igna
Maynard Sheiks May Revive Grid era hopes
Rumors say the Maynard Sheiks may be revived after years of decline. Interest grows among gridiron fans as the semi pro team, aided by the New Deal climate, could attract out of town players and mount a return to competition.
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Maynard
Maynard Sheiks
Trade the Maynard Campaign and Customer Service
Editorial discusses the Maynard campaign highlighting the value of honest service. It argues customers deserve full and solid assurance of reliable, prompt help and satisfaction beyond mere price. It emphasizes a representative arms approach and dependable dealer trust.
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Orion
Local club seeks new head to guide semi pro team
The article notes interest in forming a Maynard semi pro team but reports no one has stepped forward to head the organization. It recalls the Old Sheiks led to glory by Al Cowles and George Chyzus.
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Thhey
al Cowles
George Chyzus
Amateur Farmers Final Season Meeting at Roosevelt School
Amateur Farmers held their final meeting of the season at Roosevelt School. Cash prizes from the Roosevelt School Fund were awarded by Migs Nellie. May for first prize Michael Freed second prize John Labro third prize John Trachim. Prizes also went to Stanley Piecewicz John Smith John Smaha Joseph Smaha John Luhaiik and William Duckworth for good garden yields. Club directed by Miss Mary L Wood and Donald Lent.
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Maynard
Roosevelt School
W Roosevelt School Fund
Migs Nellie
C. May
Michael Freed
John Labo
John Trachim
Stanley Piecewicz
John Smith
John Smaha
Joseph Smaha
John Luhaiik
William Duckworth
Donald Lent
Archie Garfield Returns Home After Four Weeks in Hospital
South Sudbury reports Archie Garfield back fromMeas General Hospital after four weeks. Dames Bartlett remodels barn on his property using hand hewn timbers found in a structure standing 70 years on Boston land Worcester Rost road. The 4-H girls club held its first fall meeting at Mrs Llewellyn C Richardson's home. Memorial Congregational Church youth form junior choir and provided music last Sunday.
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Archie Garfield
Meas, General Hospital
George W. Stone
Trutt
Llewellyn C. Richardson
Couple Wed In West Acton
The marriage of Miss Ruth Costello daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Costello and Ralph Bliss of Booth Acton took place last Saturday at 6 30 pm at the home of Rev Arthur B Beckett who officiated. A small group of relatives attended. The couple will live with the bride's aunt in Malden after a short wedding trip. Mr Sims works in state tree surgery. A dinner followed at the Nagag House in Acton.
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West Acton
Ruth Costello
W. J. Costello
Ralph Blis
Booth Acton
Arthur B Beckett
Malden
Sims
Ain Acton
Acton Enrolls 515 Pupils and School Totals 252
One hundred fifty five pupils enrolled at Acton High School and ninety seven at the Junior High, totaling 252 pupils. The elementary enrollment across Acton district includes South Acton, West Acton, and the Center. Senior through Freshman class officers have been elected with names listed for each post.
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Don
Ac‘ton High
William Hugh Butcher Died Suddenly in West Concord
Funeral services were held for William Hugh Butcher of 2 Harrington Lane West Concord after his sudden death. Rev Alfred W Stone led the service with many friends and public officials in attendance. He was a longtime Concord resident born in Musquodoboit Nova Scotia and survived by his wife and three sons along with seven siblings.
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William
Hugh Butcher
Harrington Lane
West Concord
Alfred W. Stone
Sheen
John B. Ruble
Eg W. Ventres
Frank Dee
Walliam
Musquodoboit
N.S
Ens
Samuel Roy Butcher
Ot Athol
Orin ‘Butcher
Aoe Concord
Funeral of Mrs Vida Alien in West Concord
Mrs Vida Alien wife of Abbott Alien a market gardener of Baker Avenue West Concord died after a period of illness from poisoning at Emerson Hospital. Born in Gridley she moved to Concord where the funeral and burial took place at her former home village. Survived by her husband and other relatives.
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West Concord
Vida
Benedict) Alien
Abbott Alen
Baker Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Alien
Gridley
Nail, Stent and Folman Named Treasurers
Local notes list Nail as treasurer, with Stent Folman and Wilbur Folman also mentioned in the honor roll of financial officers. The fragmentary text confirms names but lacks full context or dates for the appointments.
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Nail
Stent
Wilbur
Folman
School News and Rally Day Plans at Local Church
The church school opens Sunday with class emphasis and a social hour. Mrs. Clarence Wagner discusses the work of the first five Mothers' classes. A social and line at 4 to 6 pm includes refreshment. Rally Day events, an adult supper, community singing, and a sermon by Rev Joseph Inler of Belmont outline activities through September 29.
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Wmavinard
Marning
Fred Boyd
Sdmnaan
Sudeon Cirowit Mpworth
Weetboro
Clarence A ‘Wagner
Migs
Watneeday
the Mary Primary
Ageanes
Star Teller
Snth Relly
Joseph
Inler
Belmont
Ion
Church
Mre
Cogn
Concord
Etreet
Melly
Harriet Naylor
Anns ‘Duclos
Parker
Groton
Manic Cushman
Marlboro Benefit Game Draws Old Timers
Pien will be in Manthoro September 4 for an old timers game featuring McGinnis Collins Barry Buck and Dick Lofts. Proceeds go to Marlboro Legion with a Sunday event on the 4th in Marlboro for athletics at Prospec Br. Bawned and others also listed.
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Pien
Manthoro
Prospec
McGinnis
Queee
Collin
Marlboro
Marlboro Legion
Wedding at Drabbington Inn Seals Union of Local Couple
The Drabbington Inn hosted a family wedding Monday at 8 30 PM for Miss Mesrier Th daughter of Mrs. George Whitston and Robert Hall of South Rye. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Miles Hansen of Weston with a reception in pine backed rooms. Guests ranged from infants to elderly relatives, including Harold Ellins family from New Britain Connecticut.
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Ludlow
Drasuington Inns
Mias
George Whitston
Robert Hall
Southry
Bessie Maynard
Robert Malls
Cushing Academy
Miles Hansen
Weston
Harold Ellins
New Briten
Conn
Relative Visits Arlington Aunt in Curio Column Note
A fragmentary item notes Miss Mary Lawrence visiting her aunt Mrs. Oscar Fosburg in Arlington. A cheeky street exchange is described with a remark about a cigarette and a brief caption quoting an elderly lady and a man about peeking with strangers.
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Mary Lawrence
Oscar Fosburg
Arlington
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NERAL
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Etwood
Townsend
M. Hls
Main
Steves
Selestmen
Board of Selectmen
Perinla
Cis Meares
Charles Irwen
James R. Priest
Cambridge
Ace Editorial Oo
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Sudbury
Acton
W. Concord
William H. Butcher
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Drabbington
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