Community notices from South Acton parish events
South Acton guest Miss Andrey Grant of Everett visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Daynes on School Street. William Voterreom traveled to New York on business. A Saturday supper in the Congregational Church social rooms followed a reception for Rev and Mrs. Arthur Beckett. Addresses were given by Rev J Rosales of the Methodist church Rev Vane of the London Church of Maynard and Rev Genoce Wood of the University.
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Andrey Grant
Everett
Albert W. Diaynes
School Street
William Voterreom
New York
Arthur KB. Beckett
J. Rosales
Ow Vane
Maynard
South Acton
Congregational Church Service Announced with Anniversaries
Rev. Arthur Becket presides at Bundoy church on February 16 morning service. The sermon focuses on faith and devotion in the spirit of atonement. Also note the Sunday schedule and church anniversaries for the Christian community.
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South Acton
Tionwal
Arthur &. Becket
Bundoy
Universalist Church Service Notices
Rev. George Wood presides at the Universalist Church with minister Meritage in attendance at the service. Cit community members are invited to participate and hear a sermon on faith and unity.
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South Acton
Probate Court Probate Court to use hearing for disinterested parties
A Middlesex Probate Court petition seeks letters of administration for the estate of a deceased resident. Frances Vorenberg of Sudbury and Simon Vorenberg of Boston request without bond surety. Citations published in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks as required.
Cavalcade Dominates Majestic Boston Screens
Fox Films Cavalcade starring a wife and mother rises to stardom in New England as it smashes attendance records at the Majestic Theatre in Boston. From opening night, critics and the public alike lavish praise, drawing elites and notables to daily matinee screenings.
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New England
Fox Films
Noel Coward
Boston
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Massachusetts
By virtue of a mortgage dated August 15 1930 to John Wilson recording details in Middlesex South Registry of Deeds the property on Bedford Road Concord Mass is sold at public auction February 10 1933 at 11 AM. The parcel covers about 2.8 acres with boundaries described and will be conveyed subject to liens and taxes. A certified check of 300 dollars is required at sale with further terms announced at the auction.
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Paul F. Shepard
Helen O. Shepard
John Wilson
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Itf
Bedford Road
Belford Road
Keizer
Keizer Land
Coyantee
von Wilson
Lincoln
Mass
L. C. Robinson
Mary
Virginia Road
Concord
Estate of Etimig Oxenchuk Acton Notice
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to the next of kin and all others interested in the estate of Etimig Oxenchuk late of Acton deceased You are cited to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on March 6 1958 to show cause why the substituted first account should not be allowed and distribution made per the application The citation must be published weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise and mailed to known heirs at least 30 days before the hearing Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge and Register Loring P Jordan February 1 8 15
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Frances Ey Vorenbers
Suddaiy
Middlesex
Simon Vorenberg
Poston
Suffolk
Cambridge
Comntiy
Tan
Ilies
Lesgat
Finan
Etimig Oxenchuk
Acton
Adam Charkovita
Acton Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Cavalcade Dominates Boston Theatre Scene With Rave Reviews
The Majestic Theatre is packed for the Fox special Cavalcade with critics praising its emotional power. Boston critics from The Globe to the Post call it a landmark achievement and a masterful film, drawing crowds and sold out advance-box office for two daily showings and a single Sunday performance.
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Boston
Majestic Theatre
Fox
Boston Globe
Calvacade
Prunella Hall
The
Post
I. A. Sloper
Christian Science Monitor
Frank Lloyd
W. E. Greenough
Herald
Mr. Coward
Miss Wynyard
Kk. F. Melvin
Transcript
Gordon Hillman
Record
Ead
Diana Wynyard
Helen Kager
the Traveler
Harleigh Schultz
Cambridge Giale Triumph Over St. Casimir
The Cambridge Giale, nicknamed the Maroon cyclone, overwhelmed St. Casimir with a 37 29 final. Knox Harrington and Kiskin led the visitors in a dominant showing as the locals struggled with a phantom passing attack and a dormant offense.
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Maynard
Cyelone
Cambridge
St. Casimir
Saints
Knox
Harrington
Kiskin
New Features Show at Town Hall Fundraiser
Hudson Division 9 A. O. H. presents a minstrel show Friday night February 10 in the Town Hall under John T. Finnerty. The program titled The Silver and Black Night Club features Donald Kidston as emcee and Thomas Gibbs Jr as head waiter with blackface acts by Joseph Collins and Francis Kerrigan. A 16 member children’s chorus and a kiddie chorus include Dorothy Malatos Doris Boland Hayden Thuntt Barbara Taylor with soloists Katherine Natarro Keanor Boland Edmund Daigneault Herbert Cafferella. Specialty dances by the Charlotte Somerville Girls and other features complete the program.
Maynard St Causimir's Halt Lexington in Rough Gym Bout
The flashing St Causimir's jumped ahead in the second half to beat Lexington 32 to 25. Green and gold warriors held the lead, with Wojsnisz Pozarycki and Lahbowics starring for Maynard. Lexington used two teams with Cupp leading the way for the junior minutemen.
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St. Causimir’s
Juyvees
Lexington
Wojsnisz
Pozarycki
Lahbowics
Minutemen
Cupp
Woman Wins Shave Night Draws Local Crowd
West Acton community night brought a lively crowd to a charity shave event. A Arlington man presided over the sale with brisk pace, while drawings sparked laughter and the barber’s offer, including shave and haircut, drew donations. Numerous pies by town cooks attracted strong turnout and funds.
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West Acton
Alington
Charce
Tiv Sale
Woman's Club
A L Auxiliary Activities Announced
Marlboro announces future American Legion Auxiliary events led by Mrs Liev Fitzgerald. A memorial service for deceased Gold Star mothers and members will be in Lexington on Saturday March 25. A social whist in Grand Army Building parlor on Thursday to aid the welfare fund. Tea will be served by hostesses Mrs Mildred Langdon Mrs Marie Linnehan and Mrs Annie Maddox.
Ornsteen Shoe Co. to Stay in Marlboro Firm denies move
Louis Feldort superintendent of the Ornsteen Shoe Company says nothing about future plans but confirms a branch factory in Amesbury and reports that local factory workers have been recalled to work.
Local Girl Wrestler Bunny Barnes To Feature At Home Show
Maynard sport writer highlights Bunny Barnes a rising local wrestler famed for strength and wins against men in Hudson bouts. The show, billed by George Anastas, features Yvonne Fontaine’s cue of Pity and a lineup including Young Diva, the Red Devil, and other wrestlers at Cooperative jail Friday night.
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Maynard
al Cowies
Bunny” Barnes
Maynard Sport
Bunny
Hudson
Yvonne Fontaine
Will “Weag
George Anastos
Cooperative Jail
Pine Grove Tan
Marlboro
Jim Legros
Red Devil
Billy Sienhkewicz
al Mauro
Acetone Honeshoy
Vanglin Baylon
the Keene Limberjack
Henry Cook
Reception for Mrs Arthur te Beechett at Congregational Church
One hundred people attended an informal reception on Wednesday February 1 at the Congregational church to greet Mrs. Arthur te Beechett, with Miss Elizabeth Bumpus directing a decorated vestry reception. Notables and members from many area churches were listed among attendees, and refreshments were provided by Mrs. George W. Sargent and others. The event was described as one of the most pleasant in years, and local firemen aid prepared the Sunday menu for next week’s prize event.
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Congregational
Arthur Te. Beechett
Elizabeth Bumpus
de. Wlbl Currier
Ralph O A. Barter
Arthur EK. Beckett
Artua i. Beckett
Frank A. Merriam
M. Rank Oa Merriam
Ueliera
Tlarold A. Merriam
Michn U. Young
Pleary K. Capelle
Doin i. Hous
George W Su Shu
Rats
Charles H. Capelle
Henry Il Capite
MM MH
Ky Start
Albion A. Johinson
Joke
Kong
Lewis
Walter A. Tuttle
AJ L. Cobb
Jesse Reynolds
Miro
Tora
Walker W Holt
Prank A. Mitman
Fiwhnll Young
George W Sargent
Charles Parsons
Minima Quimby
LT. Bullenton
Ruth
Mildred Fulltonton
Kate Wawyer
Sadie Sawyer
Clara J. Sawyer
Sherman McGreen
George EB. Greenough
Kenneth Reed
Clavelock Sehnab
beCfore
Gallant
Grimes
West Concord Woman's Club Observes Legislation Day
The West Concord Woman's Club held Legislation Day at Odd Fellows Hall with Judge Emma Fall Schofield speaking on Everyday Law for Women. Miss Margaret Hearn entertained the audience with piano by Miss Julia Dee, and Peana served with Mrs Wisner as hostess. The next meeting on Feb 24 at Odd Fellow Hall will be Children's Day under Mrs Wayne G Laurence with readings in costume by Mrs Oleis Cross of Maynard.
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West Concord
Margaret Hearn Desichtener
Sudbury Bowling League Neck and Neck Contest Sparks Lead Shuffle
The Sudbury Bowling League features a tight near neck and neck contest as teams race for early advantage. Scattered results show multiple players trading spots and several squads vying for top position as scores and standings shift.
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Sudbury Bowling League
Mayor Demands Open Sessions Over City Talks
Marlboro mayor and city council members clashed with John A Curie of the Pay Pay Association as they planned an executive session to discuss the city’s condition. The mayor opposed a closed conference and insisted on public access to city matters.
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Lyons
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express appreciation to all who were kind during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful flowers and mass cards. Miss Sarah A. McCormack John 71 McCormack CGieorge FL McCormineck
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Sarah A. McCormack
John
McCormack
FL McCormineck
Halt Plans To Move Library To School Building
Inspector Byers of the state department inspected Roosevelt school over a potential move of the public library into the building. He neither fully approved nor rejected the plan, while trustees notify Navier Estate they will vacate current town library rooms by March 1, amid unclear availability of school rooms.
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Maynard
Byers
State Department
Rooevelt
Publi Paihivats
Navier
Mahoney Mrs Catherine E Maynard MA dies pneumonia
Mrs Catherine E Mahoney of Maynard died Friday morning in Boston City Hospital from pneumonia. She leaves husband Thomas A Mahoney a daughter Louise her mother Mrs Catherine Carey of Nason Street Maynard four sisters and two brothers. Funeral from Mrs Mahoney’s home then at St Bridget Church with Rev James Sherry officiating. Interment at St Bridget Cemetery. Floral tributes shown love and esteem.
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Maynard
Catherine E Mahoney
Thomas A. Mahoney
Peterhboero Street
Boston
Boston City
Mahoney
Louise
Catherine Carey
Nason Street
This Town
Nedlie Walcott
Mayenard
Annie Demuth
Appton
Maine
Alice May
Willinms, Campbell
North Andover
Alfred
Geor Carey
Mateney
Carey
Children’s Day Observance At St George's Parish Hall
The parish will host a Children’s Day program on Tuesday February 14 at St George's church Parish Hall. Entertainment by Ray Hiker is planned and refreshments will be served. Delegates to the state federation conference may attend and a meeting of Frank J Ie Mirs Post A L is scheduled for next Monday night at Legion headquarters.
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I. Milnard
St. George's Church
Ray Hiker
Mamond So Mackhersen
Delecatea
State Federation
I. Preguniar
Frank J Ie
Lesion
New England
West Acton Community News Briefs and Events
Local notes report a town meeting on Tuesday February 14 at 9 o clock for Town Offices nominating candidates. Also details about a February 11 meeting for the Minney town section and Junior High school updates. Fire responses to two calls near South Acton, and death in the West Veton branch. Upcoming Helll meeting and a dance event on Aver Saturday February 11 at eleven.
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Keron
Pelalith
Minney
Acton
Pople
Hieh Choot
Acta
South Acton
Powe Kennedys Wa
Salem
Veton
Tie PH Club
Thelen Crerley
Foreclosure Sale Notice by Wallman Co operative Bank
By virtue of a power of sale in a 1928 mortgage John Le Glass to Wallman Cooperative Bank the mortgagee will sell at private auction on Wednesday March 9 1988 at ten in the forenoon in Newton to satisfy the debt. The property includes land in Middlesex and associated premises described in the deed. Sale subject to taxes and prior liens with cash at sale and balance due within fifteen days. Presented by Oscar J Falling Treasurer French Smith firm State Street.
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John le Glass
Wallman Co-operativer Tank
Middlesex South District
Derds
Nuetley
Miesachnaett
WOVC
Noriherdy
Nelson
Sothern
George Ae Howe
Charles T
Charles Oy
Parmenter
Walthoin Co-Operative
Oscar J. Falling
Trea French & Smith
State Street
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Tutors
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Ingram Eves
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Bertini
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Eieens
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West Concord Woman's Club
Kingfish
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
John A. Overton
Samuel Tilden Ansell
Senate
Edwin S. Broussard
Broussard
Overton
Grange
Sudbuts Dine
Teendine Weare Ogtatidine
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Fens
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Jose Wis Gore
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Sudbury League
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Merchids
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