Republicans Gather in Sudbury for June 24 Meeting
The Central Massachusetts Republican Club holds its second open meeting June 24 at Sudbury Center Town Hall. Lt Governor William Youngman and Attorney General Joseph Warner headline, with officials from 25 communities and many women voters invited to participate.
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Central Massachusetts
New Town Hall
Youngman
Atty
Gen. Warner
Central
Massachusetts
Republican Club
Sudbury Center
Zueste
William 8. Youngman
Joseph K. Warner
John E. Rice
Marlboro
Forrest JD. Bradshaw
League
Selectemen
Harvey N. Fairbank
Club For
Sudbury
Maynard
Hudson
Stow
Gleasondale
Berlin
Bolton
Northboro
Clinton
Westboro
Southboro
Holliston
Hopkinton
Framingham
Ashland
Natick
Wellesley
Weston
Wayland
Rice
Warner
Madge Ray
Jhqudson
National Committee
Republican State Committee
G. A. R. Hall
John A. Curtis
Carl Ducett
Henry N. Fairbank
Forrest CD. Bradshaw
Leslie Simms
Thomas Wright
Henry T. G. Dyson
Charles Tucker
C. E. Buckley
George M. Brigham
Leon W. Davis
Theodore PB. Hall
Acton High School Holds First Class Day and Graduation
Acton High School held its first Class Day on June 10 with juniors seniors and select undergraduates present. Lyle Reynolds received top marks as class favorite and wit. awards were presented by guest Roscoe Dake, outsider master of ceremonies. The June 20 graduation at Blanchard Hall features 28 graduates with five honor pupils including Victoria Grala and Walter Byron.
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Walter Byron
Victoria Grala
Blanchard Hall
Florence Tuttle
South Acton
Margaret Heath
Roy Thompson
Dorothy Davis
Leota Baker
Forrest Bean
Annie Bulette
William Condon
George Coombs
Doris Cunningham
Mary Duggan
Pauline Fierra
Virginia Gorton
Louise Ineson
Marion Laird
Walter Lawrence
Acton
Acton High School
Lyle Reynolds
George Tuttle
Albert Haynes
Richard Sisson
Harvey Dunn
Bradley Harriman
Woodbury Stevens
Thomas Manion
Charles Claflin
Charles Callanan
Thomas Callanan
Wesley Charter
Thos. Manion
Robert Brown
John Bucher
Lucius Tolman
Helen Mekkelgen
Alice Condon
Elizabeth Oelschlegel
Agnes Fierra
Esther Anderson
Evelyn Hagen
Wilma ‘Thompson
Maynard Lodge Observes Flag Day at Elks Home
Maynard Lodge BP Q E observed Flag Day with a special observance at the Elks Home. The ceremony was led by Representative Lea and included a formal meeting.
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Maynard Lodge
Elks Home
Lea
Rev. C. R. Peck Named New Rector at Trinity Church
Concord residents learn Rev. Charles Russell Peck will become rector of Trinity Episcopal Church succeeding Rev. Smith Owen Dexter who resigned to become a Boston hospital chaplain. Peck, born 1889 in Boston, was vicar at Boston’s Cathedral Church of St. Paul and will start September 1.
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Concord
Smith Owen Dexter
Boston
Charles Russell Peck
St. Paul's
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mr. Peck
Henry Porter Peck
Alice Russell Peck
Harvard University
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Peck
Hospital of the Good Samaritan
New Postage Rates Effective On July 6th 1932
Effective July 6 1932 the first class letter mail rate becomes 3 cents per ounce or fraction. Postal cards and private mailing cards remain 1 cent per card. Air mail rates set at 8 cents for the first ounce and 13 cents for each additional ounce regardless of distance.
Odd Fellows Observe Memorial Service at St George's
Maynard Lodge IOOF and Mizpah Rebekah Lodge held a joint memorial service at St. George's Episcopal Church last Sunday. Rev Eason Cross delivered the sermon titled Lay not up for yourselves the treasures of this Earth. Flowers were laid on the graves of departed members by lodge officers and ladies of the two lodges.
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Maynard Lodge
IOOF
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
St. George's Episcopal Church
Eason Cross
Raymond Drechsler
Noble Grand
Ernest Bingham
Lottie J Maguire
Edith Prentiss
Ladies' Union Lawn Party Set for Thursday at West Concord
The Ladies' Union of West Concord Union Church announces its annual outdoor Lawn Party on Thursday June 16 with 3 PM table opening, a gypsy fortune teller, candy ice cream and a 6:30 PM supper. Concord Legion Band will perform 7 to 10:30 PM. Committee heads listed.
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West Concord
Ladies’ Union
West Concord Union
Cooper
Frankforts
Concord Legion Band
Henry H. Hawley
W. A. Rodday
Andrew Edwardson
Warren Rice
Herbert Day
Silas Bean
Frank‘tovers
Albert Hicks
Carolyn Kingman
Frank Leighton
Clarence Mahan
Mary Pratt
Acton Association Leaders Visit for 83rd Birthday
President and Mrs Clarence N Goward of the Acton Agricultural Association visited George W Trull at Tewkesbury to join in celebrating his eighty third birthday. Trull is president of the Middlesex North Agricultural Society.
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Clarence N. Goward
Acton Agricultural Association
George W. Trull
Tewkesbury
Trull
Middlesex North Agricultural Suet
Reunion honors Concord retirements of two longtime teachers
Concord celebrates retiring teachers Miss Lucie D. Welsh and R Norman Hudspeth with a library reception June 7. The event, hosted by the Concord Teachers Club with School Board and PTA support, featured former pupils and performances by past opera participants and local musicians.
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Lucie D. Welsh
R. Norman Hudspeth
Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Concord High School
Concord Teachers Club
Concord and
West Concord
Parent-Teacher Association
Hudspeth
Martin F. Goodwin
Goodwin
Warren B. Goddard
Concord School
Goddard
Hall
J. Vey Merrill
Peter Bulkeley School
Merrill
Helen A. Legate
Maynard Junior High Graduation Set for Thursday
Maynard Junior High will hold graduation exercises Thursday night in the School Auditorium. A class of 157 will graduate with a varied program including musical numbers, essays, recitations, a class poem, and a class song.
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Maynard
Oswald Crechsler
God of Our Fathers
George Washington
Barbara Jordan
Mary Bobritsky
America First
Elfrieda Dittrich
William Glickman
Sylvia Maninen
Vas Hiltumen
Soiy Boy
Nicholas Rudziak
Oys Glee Club
Cinch
Jhlen Pyszka
Clas
Sophie Bobka
William Bringey
Louis Bachrach
Fred Buse
Raymond Crowley
Norman Kelly
Annie Colombo
Annie Crowy
Irene Crowley
Margaret Casteville
Elfreida Dittrich
Eleanor Bhaerty
Alvin Frazier
William Giickman
Barbara Hamlin
Victoria Jakusk
Peter Prynchik
Fred Keegan
Nicholas Kavalchuk
John Loika
Irene Lamoine
Olga Mark
Verna Machold
Sylvia Manninen
Ruth McKenna
Mamie Nelson
Stanley Nowick
Helen Ealoseph Petrowsky
Ecewica
Ete Cone
Feta Aeth Nicholay
Miss Lerer June Bride in Dorcheste r Home Ceremony
Miss Pearl Lerer daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Lerer of Spring Jane wed Norman Jackson proprietor of the Jackson Shoe Store Main street in a 5 30 p m ceremony on Bowdoin street Dorcheste r Rabbi Harry Milton Katzin officiated the affair Attendants were Mrs Edwin Rubin and Dr Zellick Jackson A dinner followed and the couple plan to live at 18 Concord street The bride a local high school graduate has helped manage Pe rer's store and is well known locally
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Maynard
Pearl Larer
Samuel Lerer
Spring Jane
Norman Jackson
Jackson Shoe
Main Street
Harry Milton Katzin
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Edwin Rubin
Malden
Zellick Jackson
Worcester
Concord Street
Perer
Mark 51 Anniversary in Concord
The Enterprise extends best wishes to Mr and Mrs Christian Thorensen of Concord who celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary on Monday They have lived on Strawberry Hill road since emigrating from Norway earlier in life He is 75 and Mrs Thorensen formerly Martha Monsen They have five sons three daughters 22 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Concord
Christian Thorensen
Strawberry Hill Road
Thorensen
Norway
Martha Monsen
Margaret Allen Installed As Worthy Advisor
Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls held an installation at Stone Mason Hall Saturday night with guests from nearby towns. Officers inducted included Margaret Allen as worthy advisor and Caroline Kingman as worthy associate advisor, with a full slate led by Louise Hammond and others from Medford Wal tham Maynard and Lawrence assemblies.
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Maynard Assembly Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Louise Hammond
Medford Assembly
Lorraine Frounfelker
Janet Brown
Waltham Assembly
Eunice Miller
Maynard Assembly
Lois Taylor
Ruth Eyre
Lawrence Assembly
Margaret Allen
Caroline Kingman
Marion Lester
Charity
Dorothy Burnham
Hope
Helen Johnson
Dorothy Willis
Anna Fayton
Leona Howard
Ruth Bishop
Ruth Taylor
Margaret Carberry
Gertrude Spola
Laura Geers
Constance Dawson
Caroline Tuttle
Edith France
Carol Crosby
Grace Carbury
Confidential
Janet Miller
Outer Observer
Reception Honors Past Presidents at Helping Hand Society
The Helping Hand Society of the West Concord Union Church hosted a reception for past presidents and older members in the church parlors on Wednesday evening. Three former presidents attended and an entertainment titled Picture Songs directed by Mrs Josephine Pearce featured many participants, pleasing the audience.
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West Concord Union Church
Fannie Butcher
Melissa Ruble
Vivian Carlson
Josephine Pearce
Alpha Manter
Edith ‘Enton
Alice MacWilliams
Percy MacWilliams
Ruth MacWilliams
Edith MacWilliams
Peggy MacWilliams
Rita White
Mary Olson
Aldern Parker
Gladys Hefty
Dorothy Miner
Children’s Day Observed at Concord Church Service
The Trinitarian Congregational Church held a morning Children’s Day with baptisms led by Rev George L Thurlow. Flowers and Bibles were given, with prizes for perfect church attendance over 1 to 6 years and honor pupils noted. A pageant The Castle of Dihé featured many church members in scenes and a children’s chorus accompanied by Elsa Lun.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
George L. Thurlow
Clara
Harrison
Christopher Wadsworth
Wilder
Betty Parks
Dexter
Allen
Sally
Parker Foss
Eleanor Marjorie
Henry Thurlow
Virginia Corey
Arthur Andreson
Mary Thoryge
Janet Morton
John Jenson
Church School
Marjorie McAdoo
Harrison Wadsworth
Kenneth Carlson
Eleanor Thurlow
Arthur Berry
John Berry
Priscilla Berry
Ruth Davis
Florence Ackles
Dorothy Johnson
Helen Martinson
Arthur Anderson
Eleanor Rider
Thurlow
Loring Thurlow
Mal Thurlow
Virginia Rider
P Vanderhool
Olive Johnson
G Davis
W. Edward Lansh
Mrs. Oak
Castle of Dihé
Maynard Churches Hold Children’s Day Program
At Union Congregational and Methodist churches in Maynard a large procession opened the day with more than 100 children. Graduates received diplomas, Bibles, and plants as Rev. Matthew A. Vance and Rev. John Rex Shepler addressed the crowd. The programs featured dramatizations, songs, recitations, and multiple age group graduations, concluding with baptisms and reflections on the occasion.
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Union Congregational Church
Dacon William Il Gutteridge
Gavin Taylor Sr
Matthew A. Vance
Marion Townsend
Geraldine Tateh
Elizabeth Perris
Charlotte King
Janette Thompson
Jean Pletcher
Ernest Priest
Robert McLane
Robert Veitch
Robert Greenaway
Roger Mathewman
Melvin Simuith
Priscilla Kane
James Eaton
Brooks Thompson
Francis Archer
Doris Marsden
Myrtle Fletcher
Margaret Crowe
Lloyd Cowen
Jean Davis
Jean Tucker
Leonard Babbs Glads Boeske
Hugh Miller
Alfred Whitney
Robert Johnson
William Moore
Donald Brayden
Robert Hateh
Tielen Cuttell
Gilbert Greenaway
Barbara Melanie
Robert Murray
Dorothy Jolneon
Jean Erickson
Roger Thos
Roland Johnson
Shirley Nice Britton
Shirley Vive
Methodist Church
John Shepler
William>lor
Church of Plants
FE Department
Oliver Beane
Alice May Hansen
Vinet Townsend Taylor
Lent
Olga Tillie Luhaiik
Eleanor Reynolds
Ruth Rodges
Arlene Jeanette Hull
Jom Kittridge MacPherson
Renny Burnham
Raymond Pee Carlton
William Ewert Biggworth
Lena Slrene
Halge
Priscilla Marchant
Ruth Garside
Virginia Ney
Dorothy Hansen
Eddteer
Robert Jones
Richard
Donald Marchant
Albert Hig
Beverly Denniston
Normeer
Virginia Nelson
Robert Hata
Luka Sushank
Elas
John Rex Shepler
Jones Memorial Field Opens in South Acton Yard
South Acton residents celebrate a new playground on Stow road named the Jones Memorial Field. The Jane Memorial Field was purchased by the South Acton Athletic Association with help from the Improvement Association from Mrs. Carrie Kimball for community use, with Ralph Piper as president. Local volunteers contributed labor and machinery for preliminary work and early baseball and football activity drew gatherings.
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South Acton
Stow Road
Jane Memorial
South Acton Athletic Association
South Acton Improvement Association
Carrie Kimball
the Athletic Association
Ralph Piper
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C. R. Peck
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Trinity Church
Odd Fellows
Near
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Newport
Ruth Allen
Pratt
Eleanor Ballon
Short
Alpha Ruble
Manter
Harold Merriam
Sue “Parker
Warold Mer
Riam
Warold Merriam
Faust
Gardiner Gale
Helen M. Freeman
Margaret T. Murphy
William A. Rodday
Burleigh Tl. Pratt
Leslie Ro Moore
Mizabeth McKenna
Minna Vindersen
Mina F
Maynard Junior High
Sophie Kulik
William Lester
William Leverman
Stella Lubin
Angelina Mariano
William Mark
Bennie Mijutajeis
Irene Peterson
Ignacy Pilecki
George Ryan
Josephine Savosh
Robert Seder
Julia Soroka
Albert Yerbo
Elizabeth Tobin
Rudolph Walouk
Delphine Warsewicz
Helen Wzosek
Mary Asciukiewicz
Flora Barilone
Walter Bubnowicz
Annie Cast
Miss Lerer
Mrs. Thorensen
Everett Saari Charles Victoria Reynolds
Joanne Fcacciotte
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Ruth Baker
Jean Rennie
Nor Rider
Davis
de Jonson
de Moss
Esther Windhol
Iipirglow
Merton Sanborn
Jeaners
William Witton
Ruthehall
Muriel Fletcher
Ma Thurlow
Elizabeth Thorpe
Martha Evelyn Hansen
Donald M . Wilder Parks
John Jensen
Jeold Olsen
Ard Peterson
Arthur Campbell
Ernest Hinsman
Carpenters
Carpenter
Stanleyard
Carpenter Lloyd
Maynard Churches IN Children's AY Program
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Union
Jones Memorial Fiel
Athlet South Acton
Association of Field