Acton News Roundup Highlights Church Plans and Local Incidents
Community notes from Acton detail Children's Day planning at Concord Court with Dr Nella B Clark, including Roy Glenna W Doungliss in charge and committee members Gladys Haeen and Marguerite Taylor. Also reported are a drunkenness arrest for a female resident after a car incident, a Tyter Main St collision, and the Acton High Junior Prom postponed to May 15.
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Michaey
George Brann
Catrine Donovan
Gretreet Cambridge
Tooraine
Woodliwn
Concord Court
Congregational Sunday School
Nella PB. Clark
Spo HW. Tasty
Clteee
Ray Whiteomil
Mitete
Roy Glenna W Doungliss
Gladys Haeen
Marguerite Taylor
Locel
Roy Whitcomb
Acton Churches Close Series With Last Service
Report mentions Reed and Dorothy Tamition playing pianoforte at Beeston studio for Miss Mary Lothrop. Mrs Yiarles Pupesans family moved to Kinseaye School Street. Corporal Rhodes of Concord State Police hospitalized after emergency operation. note on final event of Acton Congregational church services.
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Dine Reed
Dorothy Tamition
Acton
Acton Congregational Church
Rare platings used in elite equipment with inert metals
Screens of platinum costing STL000 cues are used in sulfuric acid plants. Platinum and iridivin are employed in other apparatus because they remain inert to most substances even at high temperatures.
May Luncheon Held by West Acton Woman's Club
West Acton The May luncheon of the West Acton Woman's Club was held at the club house on Monday afternoon May 4. Eighty nine members and guests attended. Mrs Edward A Schmitz served as chairwoman with a catered table display of yellow tulips and forsythia. A delegation may attend one day of the State Federation three day session at Swampscott in May. Mrs Leland F Howe announced a shuttle bus for May 20 to transport 24 women. Mrs Howe received a President's pin and banquet from Mrs Everett Montague in appreciation of her two years as president. Mrs Charles S Goulter was introduced as new club president. Mrs Carolyn Derby sang, and Mrs Webster Blanchard accompanied on piano. Mrs Christabel W Kidder read Browning's A Jot in the Sentcheon with notable memory and interpretation.
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West Acton
Edward A. Schmitz
State Federation
Swampscott
Leland F. Howe
Howe
Everett Montague
Charles S. Goulter
Honolulu
Carolyn Derby
Webster Blanchard
Christabel W. Kidder
Whalom
Mass
Robert Browning
Concord Town Committees Names
The Republican and Democratic town committees are listed with members including Edward B. Cuiger Emily B. Smith Henry J. Coolidge John S. Whipple Otis M. Whitney Charles S. Robinson Romeo De Cicco Philip L. Smith Arthur B. Corey Maurice McWalter Jn Thomas J. Hayes Joseph Ma cone Walter K. Shaw Dorothy R. MacRae Edward I. Craig Wen nan Damon Mary FP. Foss John M. Bruce Richard B. Appleby Miora Mabel Bean Ruth A. Pratt Tenry P. Kidder Catherine Young Ole Jurstad Charles T. Judge Walter P. Blodgett Ralph A. Gerow William FE. J. Graham Evelina O. Wardsen Frank S. Walker John S. Tombeno Allan A. Kennedy Gustav EF Jensen Avice Vesta Fowler John J. Connorton Democratic Thomas J. Byron Edward FP ull Dorothy Flevin Margaret F. Collins David Opty Charles PF. Plannery William J. Lee Margaret Hh. Conehtlin Elizabeth F. Brennan Josephine BR. Mahoney Charles M. Maloney Tere ence J. McHugh Gertrude Vee Kenna J. William Byron Michael Woking John J. Sullivan Alphonse G. Gandini Pasquale Well James Byrne.
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Concord
Edward B. Cuiger
Emily B. Smith
Henry J. Coolidge
John S. Whipple
Otis M. Whitney
Charles S. Robinson
Romeo DeCicco
Philip L. Smith
Arthur B. Corey
Maurice McWalter
Thomas J. Hayes
Joseph 4. Macone
Walter K. Shaw
Dorothy R. MacRae
Edward I. Craig
Wennan Damon
Mary FP. Foss
John M. Bruce
Richard B. ‘Appleby
Miora Mabel Bean
Ruth A. Pratt
Tenry P. Kidder
Catherine Young
Ole Jurstad
Charles T. Judge
Walter P. Blodgett
Ralph A. Gerow
William FE. J. Graham
Evelina O. Wawardsen
Frank S. Walker
John S. Tombeno
Allan A. Kennedy Gustav Ef, Jensen
Avice Vesta Fowler
John J. Connorton
Thomas J. Byron
Edward FP
Ull
Dorothy Flevin
Margaret F. Collins
David Opty
Charles PF. Plannery
William J. Lee
Margaret Hh. Conehtlin
Elizeabeth F. Brennan
Josephine BR. Mahoney
Charles M. Maloney
Tereence J. McHugh
Gertrude Vee Kenna
J. William
Artists To Be Heard In Concert At Methodist Church
May 13 at 8 o clock the Watson Doane company of Boston presents a musical program at the Methodist Church. Miss Irma Watson and Miss Helen Doane headline a coast to coast concert with costume impersonations readings and melodies under the Ladies Aid Society. A children’s program is included for the young audience.
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Maynard
Watson-Doane Company
Boston
Methodist C
Ladies Aid Society
Yoonnie Cushman
Irma Watson
Helen Doane
Philadelphia Opera Company
Some Comets Called Tramps Visit Our Solar System
Some comets belong to the sun family and travel fixed orbits while others are tramp visitors from distant space. These wanderers appear and disappear quickly, seemingly drawn by new suns as they roam through the cosmos.
Maynard Woman's Club Plans Annual Meeting and Luncheon
The Maynard Woman's Club outlines its annual session for May 12 with a luncheon for members only. Reservations due by May 8 to Mrs Mackherson Lessie Maurry or Mrs Martin Gruber. Marion Spinney Smith leads a fashion show featuring club members as models.
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Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
Edmund MaacPerson
Mackherson
Lessie Maurry
Martin Gruber
Marion Spinney
Serv-U Shop
Farewell Party for Middlesex Radio Club President Manninen
The Middlesex Radio Club held a farewell in the Municipal building rooms for President Charles Manninen who is leaving for Shreveport Louisiana to join a new company. Guests from Maynard Acton Marlboro Concord Lincoln and other towns attended a gift presentation and a wrist watch was given to Manninen by colleagues at Assabet Mills. A new club president will be elected at the next meeting.
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Maynard
Middlesex Radio Club
Charles Manninen
Manninen
Shreevesport
Louisiana
oOo
Omembers
Wadson
Tarvard
Lincoln
Concord
Acton
Marlboro
F Provingham
M+ Manninen
Clud
Assabet Mills
Forty Hours Devotion Held At St. Casimir's
St Casimir's church holds Forty Hours Devotion starting Friday morning with masses at six and eight and Sunday eight and ten. Father Isadore O M from Pulaski Wisconsin leads services assisted by visiting clergy. Evening vespers benediction and a sermon follow a Sunday procession with children and women’s altar society. Choir music directed by Miss Therest Wasuik accompanies the observance.
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Women's Altar Society
Funeral for Oscar Alving at Finnish Congregational Church
Oscar Alving aged 56 died Wednesday after living in this town for about forty years. Born in Finland, he leaves wife Amanda and sons Francis and Oscar. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm at the Finnish Congregational Church conducted by Rev. Jacob Rinta, with interment in Glenwood Cemetery. A profusion of flowers expressed the community’s regard.
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Maynard
Oscar Alving
Acton Street
Finland
Amanda
Francis
Jacob Rinta
Glenwood
Frank Fay Heads Marlboro Eagles
Frank T. Fay was elected president of Marlboro Aerie of Eagles at the annual meeting in Eagles hall. Joseph Evans was chosen vice president, Alexander Colena chaplain Kurt Banks treasurer John Iain James Quinlan secretary OConnell trustee for three years Daniel Leary outside guard and Anthony Luz inside guard.
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Marlboro
Frank T. Fay
Marlboro Aerie of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Joseph Evans
Alexander Colena
Kurt Banks
John Iain
James Quinlan
O'Connell
Daniel Leary
Anthony Luz
Unitarian Ladies Charitable Society Plans May Meeting
The Marlboro Unitarian Ladies Charitable Society will meet tomorrow at 4 PM with Mrs. Carl Clark presiding. Speaker will be Mrs. Meyer Oakes of Northboro, wife of the local minister. A supper will be served at 6:20 PM by a group of hosted workers.
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Marlboro
Unitarian Ladies’ Charitable Society
Carl Clark
Meyer Oakes
Northboro
Sapper
Reuben Leonard
Ferbert Searles
E. L. Manning
H. S. Bickford
WC. Conrad
Belle Stevens
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