Strange pact between Russia and China shocks wartime readers
The piece notes a Russia China agreement reaffirming the Kellog Pact of 1928 banning war as national policy. It contrasts the pact with ongoing conflicts in Spain and China, citing Japan as a growing menace while Russia and China face geopolitical pressure, and ends with a local quip about mistaken expectations of gifts and marriage.
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China
Russia
Spain
Japan
Pei
Pice
September Mirage of Open Sky and Fading Summer
The piece reflects on September as a bridge between seasons, noting crisper air, subdued greens, ripening fields, lingering birds, and cooler days. It likens aging to summer’s fade, describing gentleness, maintained vitality, and the steady approach of autumn’s golden hues.
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Southland
Human Relations Institute Addresses Public Opinion in Democracy
The Institute of Human Relations at Williamstown convenes on a broad theme public opinion in a democracy. It will explore how opinion forms through agencies like the press and propaganda, and how religious and racial tolerance can be promoted. Slogan: ideas matter even if gatherings yield no resolutions.
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Institute of Human
Williamstown
Agencie
Nationa Conference of Jews and Christans
Mofact
Debates Fuel Thought in Public Affairs Forum
In Charlottesville Virginia a public affairs group gathers active thinkers and practitioners for debates on issues likely to spark fresh thought. The discussions aim to generate well disseminated ideas, viewing thought as the raw material of sound public opinion and a thriving democracy.
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Charlottesville
Mother Earth Age Questioned by Potassium Chemists
Scientists claim Earth is younger than long held estimates by a billion years. The remark notes possible errors in dating methods and cites a skeptical view that potassium-based measurements may be incorrect.
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Mother Earth
American Chemical Society
Arthur Brisbane
Apple Crop Prospects Lift Midwest Growers
The apple harvest is expected near 202 million bushels, one of the largest on record, with growers nationwide stabilizing markets and expanding sales through associations and chain stores. New England apples are noted for quality as growers refine marketing and branding while export efforts grow. A light anecdote about a misused descriptor ends the piece.
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Wallace
Washington
United States
New England
Funeral for Albert Stone in Sudbury
Albert W Stone aged 67 died at Palmer Memorial hospital. He spent his life in South Sudbury. Funeral held Friday at his niece Mrs L D Perrys home with relatives from Boston Framingham Natick and Maynard attending. Interment in Wadsworth cemetery. Numerous floral tributes noted.
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South Acton
Albert W Stone
Palmer Memorial Hospital
South Sudbury
L D Perry
Boston
Framingham
Natick
Maynard
Sudbury
Wadsworth Cemetery
White Family Association reunion at Camp Resolute Little Pond
The White Family Association held its annual reunion at Camp Resolute Little Pond Bolton attracting members from Maynard Hudson Brighton Wat ham Jambia Plain Wayland Bedford and Concord. A basket lunch followed a country baseball game between Concord led by Dr Phillip Flavin and Brighton led by John R Hughes. Edward Flavin of Belmont presented a travel talk with moving pictures of Ireland England and Europe. John R Hughes was elected president James P White vice president Mary G Clark secretary Walter F Sheridan treasurer Ellen White was 84 the oldest member and Pat Kerrigan 3 the youngest.
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England
Europe
John R Hughes
Brighton
James P White
Hudson
Mary G Clark
Walter F Sheridan
Maynard
Ellen White
Waltham
Pat Kerrigan
Imudson
Sudbury School Welcomes Four New Teachers for 1936
With the new school year starting September 8 four teachers joined Sudbury staff. Margaret Nye leads fifth grade from Lowell Teachers College class of 1936. Everett Johnson handles eighth grade from Bridgewater Teachers College class of 1936. Edward Van Dusen heads science in the High school arriving from Holliston High and Dorothy MacLeod, a Framingham graduate, runs third and fourth grades at South school.
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Sudbury
Margaret Nye
Lowell Teachers College
Everett Johnson
Bridgewater Teachers College
Edward van Dusen
Holliston High School
Dorothy McLeod
Framingham Teachers College
South School
Nye
Buxton
Goodman Hill Road
Johnson
Susie Clark
Old Concord Road
MacLeod
Oglveys
van Dusen
Concord
Maynard couple marks 11th anniversary and town updates
Mrs Donald A Lent observed the 11th anniversary of their marriage on Tuesday September 14. A new heating system is installed at the Town House. Yom Kippur was observed with ceremonies at the synagogue on Acton Street attended by Maynard families. Alton White of Whites Bus service will run a special bus to the Eastern States Fair in Springfield on September 21. Acton Fair committee arranged free transportation from Maynard to the Acton Fair next week.
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Donald A Lent
Town House
Acton Street
Maynard
Alton White
White
Springfield
Acton Fair
Sudbury Couple Wed In Notable Early Autumn Ceremony
South Sudbury bride Miss Barbara A Way and Detroit native Paul Henry Harrison Jr wed at St Elizabeth’s chapel on the Ralph Adams Cram estate. Rev Stephen Webster officiated as 150 guests attended the garden reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in West Newton after a wedding trip.
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South Sudbury
Barbara A Way
Charles H Way
Plympton Hill Road
Paul Henry Harrison Jr
Detroit
Michigan
Boston
St. Elizabeth's Chapel
Ralph Adams Cram
Stephen Webster
St. Stephen’s Church
Weston
Nancy Way
Joy Tufts
Sudbury
Harriet Harrison
Emily Marshall
Acton
Mr Harrison
Dan Charbonnet
Brookine
George Sirmeyer
Philip
Charles Way
Bovardia Humpoldi
Kate Greenaway
Penlun
Lowell
Colby Academy
Boston School of Fine Arts
George Demetrios
Harrison
Virginia Military Academy
Cornell University
Sunoco Oil Company
Crafts Street
West Newton
Maynard Widow Mrs Adolphina Koski Dies at 65
Mrs Adolphina Koski widow of Matti Koski died Monday at 1 Chandler Street Maynard aged 65 born in Finland and a 42 year resident. Survived by six daughters including Mrs Albert Riley and Mrs Philip Rich and one son John Koski. Funeral held this afternoon at Finnish Congregational Church at two. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Pioneer of local Manish people noted by floral tributes.
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Maynard
Adolphina Koski
Matti Koski
Chandler Street
Finland
Albert Riley
Philip Rich
Clifford Wolcott
Pepperell
Frank Guzzi
West Newton
Raymond Ripley
Jack Hirvi
Klamath Falls
Oregon
John Koski
Gardner
George Koponen
Glenwood Cemetery
Koski
Health Clinic Immunization Drive Set for Sept 23 30
The Board of Health conducted a Well Baby conference with 21 babies examined at the new Health Center in the Municipal building. Dr FE J Flaherty and Miss Mary A Ward led the session and announced diphtheria immunization clinics for Sept 23 30 and Oct 7 at 3 30 p.m. for children six months to ten years.
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Maynard
Board of Health
Municipal Building
FE J Flaherty
Mary A Ward
Main Street
E J Flaherty
Mary Ward
Championship tennis results from round one and two
In the men's singles first round Mason Harlow beat William Faversham Jr 6-0 1-6 6-1 Richard Shedden beat John E Matty 6-0 6-4 William Tolman beat Samuel Hosmer 6-1 6-0 William Harlow beat J Denio 6-1 6-4 Robert Shedden beat Richard Cameron 6-0 6-0 F Winchester Denin beat George Taylor 6-2 6-2 In the second round Richard Shedden defeated William Tolman 6-4 4-6 6-2 Kenneth L Hayes and Alexander A Cameron defeated William Faversham Jr and William Tolman 7-5 6-2
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A Mason Harlow
William Faversham, Jr
Richard Shedden
John E Matty
William Tolman
Samuel Hosmer
William Harlow
J Denio
Robert Shedden
Richard Cameron
F Winchester Denin
George Taylor
Kenneth L. Hayes
Alexander A Cameron
Romona Grange Meeting Opens Fall Program
Middle sex Central Pomona Grange announces its first fall gathering at Maynard Grange hall tonight September 15. Supper at 7 is provided by a committee including Edmund Whitney Veronica Creighton Anne Duclos Hazel Robinson and Howard Whitney. Guest speaker is Samuel T Brightman worthy master of Massachusetts State Grange with soloist Sybil Chubb Cambridge accompanied by Beatrice Parsons Maynard.
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Romona
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Maynard Grange Hall
Edmund Whitney
Veronica Creighton
Anne Duclos
Hazel Robinson
Howard Whitney
Samuel T Brightman
Fairhaven
Massachusetts State Grange
Sybil Chubb
Cambrige
Beatrice Parsons
Maynard
Whist Club Awards Include Mrs Duckworth Prize
At the Monday whist club session a special prize went to Mrs William Duckworth. Prizes for the event were awarded to Mrs Hanson Elizabeth Tibbetts Elizabeth White Alice Murphy Ida Gruber Eva Morrill Ellen Hayes Mrs William Duckworth Elizabeth Adams Mrs Dillon Sadie King Amy Brayden Josephine Sheridan Addie Wolfe Isabelle Kennedy Fannie Cleary and Jacob Swartz. May Shenair Lessie McGarry and Julia White served as hostesses.
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William Duckworth
Mrs Hanson
Elizabeth Tibbetts
Elizabeth White
Alice Murphy
Ida Gruber
Eva Morrill
Ellen Hayes
Elizabeth Adams
Mrs Dillon
Sadie King
Amy Brayden
Josephine Sheridan
Addie Wolfe
Isabelle Kennedy
Fannie Cleary
Jacob Swartz
May Shenair
Lessie McGarry
Julia White
VFW Auxiliary Whist Party Awards Given
At the VFW Auxiliary whist event last Saturday night the door prize went to Margaret McCarthy. Whist prizes were awarded to numerous winners including Minnie Campbell and Ida Gruber. A second party is planned for next Saturday night at VFW headquarters.
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VPW
VFW
Margaret McCarthy
E Reid
Minnie Campbell
Ethel Thane
Anderson
Carthy
Wolfe
W Adams
Ida Gruber
Isa Kelley
Peni
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