Maynard football drills tighten for season ready rush
Maynard high footballers endure intense conditioning under Coach Vedoklys on Alumni Field to build peak form for two league schedules. Captain Flaherty leads a fast backfield with Downey and Priest, while D agata adds kicking and 50 yard passes. Reg Sawyer aids in coaching as the squad, featuring a deep line and strong guards, prepares for action.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Mike Vedoklys
Ed Flaherty
George Downey
Curly Priest
Jack Rabbits
Charlies D’agata
D'agata
Georgie Creighton
Eaton
Billy ’Stumbo
Whalen
Nixie
Piecewicz
Jakusik
Maskiewicz
Sokolowski
Toivonen
Nyholm
Quinn
Pekkala
Vodoklys
Reg Sawyer
Becks
Flaherty
Downey
O’leary
Whitney
Hayduck
Priest
L. Pekkala
Cuttell
Perrilo
Lawrence
Higgins
Aho
Howanski
Leiko
Kizik
Ends—Whalen
Pozerycki
Shymonowicz
Castanza
Harpinen
Tackles
Parker
Sarristo
Lent
Brigham
Glebus
Riley
Helenius
Catania
Bamford
Zwirbla
Savela
B. Pekkala
Columbo
Magnon
Eastern Star Chapter Resumes Meetings After Summer Break
Hudson Corinthian chapter of the Order of Eastern Star resumed meetings last night in the Masonic hall led by Miss Minnie M Wright worthy matron. An annual inspection was announced for Tuesday evening November 9 with Deputy Grand Matron Evelyn L Tapley and Deputy Grand Marshal Marion L Litchfield to attend.
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Hudson
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Minnie M Wright
Evelyn L Tapley
Marion L. Litchfield
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims
Fragmentary ad text promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to ease female discomforts. It presents gendered advice on marital harmony and nerves, implying a remedy helps with cramps and irritability, framed as a long standing family remedy.
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Pal
Lydia E. Pinkove
Local Concord Twi League final opens with Hubbardsville win
Hubbardsville defeats Herronville 6-3 in game one of the best of five championship series. Pitching by Bill McCarthy and strong hits from Diskin and McGrath set the tone as Herronville answers with two runs in the seventh and eighth frames to tie the series.
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Concord
Hubbardsville
Herronville
Phil Moreson
Dirkins
Jack McGrath
Bob Tompkins
J Dic
Heronville
Bill McCarthy
Bill
Diskin
Cull
Bob Macone
Bill Arthy
Jim Tompkins
Sammie Hosmer
Hubbardville
Hubbardeville
Telman
Pepperell Couple Wed In Community Church Ceremony
George H Skelton son of Mr and Mrs George A Skelton and Alma S Peterson daughter of Rev and Mrs Oscar W Peterson were married in Pepperell Community Church on Sunday afternoon. The Rev Peterson officiated with Rev J Vanor Garton assisting. The bride wore her mother's gown and white gladioli. Matron of honor was sister in law Mrs Duncan Terry. best man was Ralph Skelton. The couple will live on Old Billerica Road after a wedding trip.
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George H Skelton
George A Skelton
Old Billerieg Road
Alma S. Peterson
Oscar W. Peterson
Pepperell
Duncan Terry
Philadelphia
Ralph Skelton
Acton Grange Neighbors Entertained Social Evening
Acton Grange held a social night with neighboring Granges from Lowell Dunstable Bedford Tyngsboro and Hollis New Hampshire sending delegations. Dunstable presented songs and readings while Lowell performed skits and a musical program featured duets from Bedford members Refreshments were served and plans were made for future events including a whist party hosted by Mrs Torkelsen to benefit the Grange Fair with a first and second degree class set for September 28 and September 17 respectively.
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Acton Grange
Lowell
Dunstable
Bedford
Tyngsboro
Hollis
N H
Catherine Burke
Catherine Kay
Herman Rock
Samuel Moore
Jr Bedford
Arton Grange
Is Torkelsen
Grange
Bedford Group Plans Reception For Teachers
The first PTA meeting was held in the school auditorium with Mrs Richard Powderly presiding. A brief business session followed by a program of local talent entertained attendees. Refreshments were served in the lunch room. The next meeting will be the reception to the teachers.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Richard Powderly
Concord Country Club Selected Nine Scores
Scores for Concord Country Club show handicaps and rounds. Players include William S Cushing 34 30 and Henry S Thompson Jr 34 31 among others. Entries list multiple members with scores and handicap figures in a club results format.
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William S Cushing
Kenneth Reynolds
Hubert M Wardwell
Mason I. Ham
Henry S Thompson, Jr
Harold Bowers
Walter FE Borden
Pliny Jewell, Jr
William Faversham, Jr
Danforth W Comins, Sr
John W. Hutchinson
Herronville OtAIS 3. eAtcin corso 28 2249 (a) G Dickey
Dickey batted for Marshall in the 9th inning as Herronville plays a tight game. Runs credited to Call, McCarthy, Macone, Robinson, R Tompkins, R Dickey with Tompkins charged for an error. McCarthy and Macone each have two-base hits. Macone steals a base. Hosmer and Tompkins combine for many strikeouts. Williams and Robinson tally passed balls. Umpires: Demp.
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G Dickey
J Dee
Horne
R Dickey
McWilliams
Diskin
McCarthy
Robinson
Nelson
Dee
Marshall
Macone
McGrath
Magurn
MacWilliams
Call
Moreau
Condon
Maguara
J Dempsey
R Craig
Herronville Ab
Dicky
Peewee Ae
Dee If
Tompkins c
R. Dickey
Tompkins
Husbardsville Ab
Diskin Cf
Ewee
McCarthy P
J McGrath
Sete
Peet Wee
Serene Eens
Manion
Very
Beene
G Dicky
Rhe Herronv
Hubberv
Otais
eAtcin Corso
Dickey
R Tompkins
Mcarthy
Hosmer
E Tompkins
Mac
Williams
Demp
Grange Fair Packed With Parades And Beano Fun
The annual Grange Fair takes place this Friday and Saturday in the Grange Hall. The event features a mother goose parade Friday afternoon and a doll carriage parade Saturday, plus attractions for all ages and a Beano at night.
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Grange Hall
Acton cemetery official Fred W Green marks 79th birthday
Fred W Green, Acton cemetery commissioner and superintendent of cemeteries, celebrated his 79th birthday on Friday September 10. Born September 10 1858 in Yorkshire England he immigrated in 1877 and settled in Acton in 1883. He has two daughters and three brothers in England and enjoys gardening and flowers at his Arlington Street home.
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Acton
Fred W Green
Mr Green
Yorkshire
England
Boxboro
Green
Bertha Harrington
Worcester
Duncan Kennedy
West Acton
Eleanor Mason
Acton Pupils Open Term With Four Hundred Eighty Four Enrolled
Acton elementary and high schools opened Monday with an overall enrollment of 484 students. High school grades seven to twelve total 238, elementary 246. Grade depictions breakdown by West South and Center schools. Football coach Robert A Dolan starts practice with 20 candidates after physicals by Dr. E A Mayell. Upcoming schedule lists games from September 25 to November 13. Several 1937 graduates return for postgraduate work and others plan to attend colleges such as Chicago University Simmons St Anselm's College and Boston University. Field hockey and other inter-class activities planned under Miss Eleanor Jones. nursing training plans noted for Miss Eileen Callahan.
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Acton
Robert A Dolan
E A Mayell
Wayland
Jones Field
Howe
Billerica
Tewskbury
Chelmsford
Weston
Manchester
Wilmington
Dolan
Ruth Noll
Stacey School of the Spoken Word
Brookline
Esther Durkee
Edwards Quimby
Chicago University
Mary Whitcomb
Simmons
Stanley Bondelevitch
St. Anselm’s College
New Hampshire
Alfred Gilbert
Cushing Academy
Arline Hayward
Burdett College
Local residents return from summer trips and PTA party kicks off
Mrs Edwin J Jones of Great Road returns from Wellfleet on the Cape with her family. Chief of Police Frederick J H Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan with daughters also come home. A three week Rye Beach vacation ends. The first PTA bridge and whist party was held Friday night at the school home and will recur each first Friday evening.
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Edwin J Jones
Great Road
Wellfleet
Cape
Frederick JH Sullivan
Sullivan
Rye Beach
N. H
Parent- Teacher Association
Threats Prompt Heavy Guard For Governor Quinn
After threats against Gov. Robert E. Quinn a heavy police guard was placed around his West Warwick home last night. An accompanying letter warned of a bomb in his automobile if he did not back down. The governor’s car and that of his political associates were followed.
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Providence
R. J
Robert E. Quinn
West Warwick
Uncashed pari mutuel tickets total over sixty thousand dollars
Boston area bettors may claim about $62,089.30 in uncashed pari mutuel tickets from two horse and five dog tracks, according to the state racing commission. Rochester, Mrs Alice K Whitney Hutchison, 47, died leaving an estate of $1,265,888.
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Boston
State Racing Commission
Rochester
Alice K Whitney Hutchison
George Jeastmoan
President Bars Transport Of Arms To China Japan
President Roosevelt imposed a limited embargo on arms shipments to China and Japan to avert incidents at sea. He forbade U S government vessels to transport arms and warned other merchant ships flying the American flag would trade at their own risk.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Unite States
China
Japan
Sererd
Pope Pius Warns Nazis Accuses Germany of Violating Vatican Concord
Rome editorial charges Nazi Germany with wilful breach of the Vatican concordat and predicts Hitler’s hatred of Catholicism will ruin the Third Reich in a bloody revolution. In Boston, Edward P Simpson faces trial in November for the murder of two Newton police officers.
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Rome
Boston
Edward P Simpson
Newton
Bedford Liars Club Dinner At Frank White’s
Bedford Our congenial restaurant owner Frank White hosted the Bedford Liars Club gathering Monday evening at 7 30 with a supper and a lively program. Manning Persault played piano Bill McNamara sang solos and Leon Willson won first prize Irving Waitte second for best lies told.
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Bedford
Frank White
Bedford Liars Club
Manning Persault
Bill McNamara
Leon Willson
Irving Waitte
Mr. White
Michael English
John English
Edward Hunnewell
Frisbie Proctor
Daniel Perkins
Edward Tackney
Fred Sullivan
Maynard Cooperative Club Elects New Officers
The Maynard Cooperative Club elected Nicholas Rudziak as president Olavi Alatalo as vice president Evelyn Saari as secretary Taimi Wattu as treasurer J Paul Heikkila as membership secretary A social committee includes Sirkka Frenci Helen Ketola and Joseph Stephens New members were admitted and several new applications filed Meetings will be held each Thursday with socials and entertainment planned for the coming months
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Masnhard
Maynard Cooperative Club
Main Street
Governor's Daughter Back Home From Hull Residence
Sally Hurley eight year old daughter of Governor Charles Hurley returned home yesterday from the family summer residence at Hull after a long and valiantly fought illness.
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Boston
Sally [Hurley
Charles Hurley
Hull
Roosevelt Denies Knowing Black Linked With Klan
President to comment after Hugo Black appointment amid uproar over alleged Klan ties. Roosevelt insists he never knew Black associated with the Klan and fends off questions until the justice returns from abroad. Geneva reports note war fleets moving against submarine piracy with British and French lead. League of Nations approves partition plan in principle.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Justice Black
United States
Jack
Black
Senate
Geneva
Mediterranean
League of Nations Council
Yuesterday
Principe
Great Britain
Palestine
Girl shoots youth then wounds herself in Detroit tragedy
A 20-year-old girl, Margaret Tack, and her 19-year-old boyfriend Lloyd McCarthy were seriously wounded when she shot him and then killed herself with the same pistol. She drove them to a hospital, staggered in, and gave a shaken account.
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Detroit
Margaret Tack
Lloyd McCarthy
McCarthy
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