Nudist Camp Rumor Circulates in Sudbury Area
Residents report rumors of a nudist camp by the Husetts Lanehine League to open in the Sudbury Wayland area within a year. Harvey Bank and Chairman Fairbanks address questions, noting no official confirmation and mentioning nearby ponds Great Pond Willis pond and Pines Lake as inhabited by summer cottagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thehusetts Lanehine League
Sudbury/Wayland
Harvey Bank
Willis
Great Pond
Sudbury- Stow-Wayland
Pines Lake
Eston
Fairbanks
Rev Burdette Lans Named Rector of St James Pall River
The Rev Burdette Lans longtime rector of St James Church Pall River is assigned to George's rectory. He studied at Northwestern University and pursued theology in Chicago and Ciney. He served churches in North Billrica and Alaska before marrying Ada Treen in 1915 and relocating to Fall River.
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Burdette Lans
St. James Church
Pall River
George's
Maynard
Lansdowne
Wespolis
Chicago
Northwestern University
Ind
Rehurch
North Billerica
St. Thomas’ Church Science
Alaska
Fall River
St. John’s East Boston
Wne
Ada Treen
Dorothy B
Margar- Richard T
Helen G. Wne
Fiori- Si
Our Gang stage show at Bag last night
A crowded house enjoyed the Ward Our Gang production Wiggs of the to a packed Bag last night. Joan Turner directed the adap t with Rita Foley as Mrs Wiggs and a young cast including Lyllt Tervo Asia Doris Lesage Harriet and Karen Saarinen Lucy. Proceeds benefited the Camp fund of Our.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances DeGarco
Natton
Clara Gogolin
Bartney
Phyllis Merrick
Kidwards
Maynard Country Club Opens Amid Excellent Conditions
Maynard Country Club opened its season today to members in excellent condition. Miss Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Oscar Johnson of North Street, will wed Elmer Brooks of Concord this week, following her studies at Concord High.
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Maynard Country Club
Fore You Sign Up For Theason Remember Tow Golf Course
A local golf notice invites players to sign up for play at Tow Golf Course. The article highlights a season opening event and registration details for members and guests.
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Theason
Tow
Dr Currier Laid To Rest In Newburyport Family Lot
Last rites were held for Dr Walter B Currier postmaster of South Acton at the Congregational church with Masonic burial rites by Charles A Welch lodge of Maynard after a eulogy by Rev A J Beckett. Attendees included his Shirley brother and wife and relatives from Winchester Exeter and Newburyport where he was interred.
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South Acton
Walter B. Currier
Peter
N. H
Winchester
Sairley
Boston
Woodville
Places
Congregational Church
Charles A Welch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Maynard
A. J. Beckett
Dr. Currier
Shirley
W. H. Cole
Arthur Currier
Exeter
Newburyport
Maynard appoints Edwin Carlton probation officer
Edwin Carlton former Maynard selectman and sewer superintendent is named probation officer of the district court at Concord due to health reasons. He served about ten years as selectman and helped oversee the sewerage system installation and operation.
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Maynard
Edwin Carlton
Concord
Carlton
Mrs Curro Dies in Concord After 13 Years of Citizenship
Mrs Concetta Curro widow of Dominic Curro longtime Concord resident died Sunday night in 1869. She was daughter of Antonind and Josephine Mancuso. Funeral from Bedford Street home of daughter Mrs Dom inile Pagano with a Regifiem High Mass at St Bernard's church. Pall bearers unnamed.
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Concetta Curro
Dominic Curro
Concord
Sunny Spellbory
Antonind
Josephine Mancuso
Dominile Pagano
Bedford Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Concord Appoints Hudspeth as Music Supervisor and Artist
Epeth would reside at 49 Thoreau Street after Nov 1 in Concord. Mr Hudspeth, a man of rare schooling, has enriched the town with a Glee Club that produced operas yearly and fostered musical and dramatic appreciation. He is also a painter and sculptor whose Paris Salon recognition earned honorable mention. Concord claims him as one of its own and welcomes his living presence.
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Hudspeth
Ge Teenane
Concord
Hadspeth
Aho
Elm Street Intersection Hazard Leads To Vermont Truck Crash
Two men injured when a Galvin Transportation Co truck from Woburn collided near Elm and Main streets in Concord Vermont. Driver Thomas J. Galvin cut on arm and Lawrence Franklin wounded on hand amid load shift after swerving to avoid another vehicle. Cause unresolved.
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Concord
Elm Street
Main Street
Paes
Galvin Transportation Pany
Burlington
Thomas J. Galvin
Woburn
Henry J. Walcett
Lawrence Franklin
Battleboro
Galvin
Blacksmith A O Moreau Dies at 42 Thoreau Street
Concord veteran A O Moreau a long time blacksmith on Sudbury Road died at home after a two week illness at 42 Thoreau Street. Born in L Islet he had lived in Concord since age 17. He married Regina Hempfield April 19 1954. He leaves sons Louis J John F Leo and daughters Anta and Raymond Sims and others in Concord. He previously married twice.
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Concord
Auguste O. Moreau
Thoreau Street
County L'Islet
Provine
Sudbury Road
Moreau Hiad
Regina Hempfield
Louis J. Moreau
Veterans’ Hospital
Augusta
Maine
John F. Moreau
Leo, Moreau
Bedford
Joseph
Anta
Raymond Sims
Maynard Seeks Tax Aid as Town Restructuring Debates Continue
Maynard officials report resignations and appointments as the town faces sewer and water debates. George H. Gutteridge receives 14422 from the state treasurer for Maynard's share of income tax, with the balance due in November. FERA payroll changes follow, Donald Lent becomes local FERA director, Hartwell Flood joins the by law revision committee, and Ethna Nyholm is named special police officer. A letter to the state emphasizes Maynard's reliance on welfare amid mill decline and rising winter needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Edwin Carlton
District Sewer Commissioners
Carlton
George H. Gutteridge
CWA
FERA
Donald Lent
Selectmen
Hartwell Flood
Ethna Nyholm
Reid
Mattu Katula
Veitch Carl Turner
George Brown
William Stokes
Arthur Jordan
Rich
Board of
Federal Streetton
Mass
American*Wool Company
Board of Selectmen of of Maynard
Foremen Issued ER A Instructions For Local Projects
Maynard Lent, ER A administrator, issued directives to foremen overseeing ER A projects. Workers may lose jobs if offered equivalent pay and refuse without cause. Foremen must prioritize physically unfit workers and reassign if no suitable work can be found.
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Maynard
Don Lent
Board of Selectmen
EE. R. A
Donald A. Lent
F.E.R.A
Meynard
Maynard Woman's Club program delights April attendees
The Lyric Trio of Maynard with Mrs. Em Manuel Aranov, soloist, Mrs. Robert Madsen, pianist, and Mrs. Mat-Vance, reader, entertained the April meeting at Parish St George's church. A nominating committee headed by Pee Rather Case proposed candidates for demonstrations by Emma Maw Tighe.
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Maynard
Emmanuel Aranov
Robert, Madsen
Mat— Vance
May Woman’s Club
St. George's Church
Pee Rather Case
Emma Maw Tighe
Reception to Pastor at Universalist Church in South Acton
The Universalist church in South Acton hosts an informal reception for Rev. and Mrs. Ernest H. Carritt on Tuesday evening April 17 at 8. The event includes music and a speaker from the Universalist convention in Boston and invites pastors from town and all residents wishing to meet the couple.
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Universalist Church
South Acton
Ernest H. Carritt
Universalist’ Convention
Boston
Turkey Supper Tomorrow Evening Near West Concord
A turkey supper will be served tomorrow evening at the West Concord Union, inviting community members to attend and enjoy a traditional meal together. Proceeds support local activities and gatherings.
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West Concord Union
Death of Maynard Prue longtime Assabet mill mechanic
Maynard Prue of 5 Summit Street died Sunday morning at home after illnesses from rheumatic fever and pneumonia. A 56 year old North Andean native, he lived in Maynard over 30 years and is survived by wife Joram Leyden Prue, daughter Madeline, son Kenneth Pies, two brothers Rock and Harry, four sisters, and many friends. He belonged to Mayanne Cornell K and Maynard Country Club, enjoyed golf, and a funeral mass at St Bridget's Church was held with a large turnout and notable floral tributes.
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Maynard. Prue
Summit Street
Assabet Mills
Mr. Prue
North Nndae
Joram (Leyden) Prue
Madeline
Kenneth Pies
Rock Prue
Boston
Harry
North Brookfield
Patrick Gorman
John McCarthy
Susan Twiss
Winesiaay Tae
Prue
Mayane
Cornell K
Maynard Country Club
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter Roche
A. A. HiMerty
James B. Farrell
Irene O'Donnell
West Acton Woman's Club Elects New Officers
The West Acton Woman's Club met at its clubhouse for its annual gathering. Officers changed include President Mrs. Avis Howe Vice President Mrs. Bertha Montague Recording Secretary Mrs. Claire Good Corresponding Auditor Mrs. Nettle Whitcomb Custodian Mrs. Evelyn Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Emerson Hospital Seeks Community Help Amid Financial Strain
Emerson Hospital in Concord appeals for yearly support through the Hospital Aid Society. Trustees and staff note costs have dropped from 134.68 in 1929 to 107.83 in 1933 while patient bills remain hard to collect. Donations, even 25 cents, are welcomed via Richard Ballou, treasurer, Elm Street, Concord.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Hospital Aid Society
American College of Surgeons
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Richard Ballou
Elm Street
Concord National Bank
Concord Plans Patriots Day Observance Across Town
Old Concord outlines an all day Patriots Day celebration on April 19 to honor the Concord Fight. Commander John W. Clarkson leads arrangements with cooperation from Boston officials. Events include a 5 a.m. salute, a 10 a.m. track meet, a 1:20 p.m. parade to the North Bridge, Dr Samuel Prescott’s message, a 3 p.m. baseball game, and a sunset finale with bells and a national salute.
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Concord
Selectmen
John W. Clarkson
James J. Mansfield
U. S
Boston
Lexington Bottle Green
Concord Battleground
North Bridge
Samuel Prescott
Mansfield
Lexington
Paul Revere
Co. H
182Nd Infantry
State Armory
William A. Hagerty
Concord Independent Battery
Emerson Playground
Concord Center
Milton High
Walden Street
Veterans’ Building
Walden Main Streets
Square
Dr. Cott
Leon F. Foss
Thomas H. Mansfield
Concord Legion
N. G
Ralph P. Hosmer
Contrad
Legion Band
of Bells
Ing
Concord's Abby P Hosmer 93 Oldest Resident Passes
Miss Abby P Hosmer 93 longtime Concord resident and former private tutor died at home on Lowell road. Born in Concord to Edmund Hosmer she belonged to a large old local family and was once a friend of Louisa May Alcott. She was last of 19 siblings. funeral held today.
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Concord
Abby P. Hosmer
Louisa May Alcott
Monty
Lowell Road
Miss Hosmer
Edmund Hosmer
Jane Hosmer
Maynard Mayoral Roma Lodge Elects Officers in Ceremony
Maynard Nicola Bramante grand deputy of the Sons of Italy installed the Roma Lodge officers at Eagles Hall Sunday at 10 am. Joseph Perrazzo was installed as venerable president with a slate including Rinaldi Marriani and Vincenzo Perrazzo among others. The president aims to form a junior group next year and Mrs. Eleanor K. Martin substitutes at the Junior High in Miss Frederica Nay’s absence.
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Maynard
Nicola Bramante
The
Sons of Italy
Vitehburg
Roma Lodge
Eagles Hall
Joseph Perrazzo
Rinaldi Marriani
Vincenzo Perrazzo
Vincenzo
Michael Veleno
Frank Finnocchi
Anthony Lalli
Michael DiGrappo
Alexander Lalli
Louis Lalli
Loreto Arcieri
Joseph Lattucca
Carlo Pelmucci
Louis di Grappo
Cerino-Mieri
Eleanor K. Martin
Frederica Nay
Beauty Salon The Elite Opens in Maynard
Maynard Christine Monahan and Sally Priest announce a new beauty salon The Elite at 39 Nason Street Maynard. The shop will feature modern beauty equipment to handle all kinds of beauty work. Both owners are well known in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Christine Monahan
Sally Priest
Nason Street
Miss Monahan
Mrs. Priest
Unfair Methods Prompt Resignation Letter to Sewer Board
Harold A Lyons resigns from the Sewer Board amid accusations of unfair conduct and coercion by Howard A Wilson. He objects to a pressure driven appointment process and submits his resignation while urging reform and non barter driven leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewer Commissioners
Howard A. Wilson
Naylor
Eedt
Harold A. Lyons
Maynard Health Nurse Report and Legion Meeting Notes
Miss Mary Ward, public health nurse, reports 20 nursing calls this month with 90 calls and 114 calls noted. The Legion Auxiliary held a costume party and regular meeting with Bessie Hellawell as program chairman.
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Mary Ward
The
Legion Auxiliary Membre
Bessie Hellawell
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Fairbank
Iste
Famers
Mrs. Concetta Curro
Paris
Epeth
A. O. Moreau
Towa
Taylor
Michael Foley
Dorothy Rowlie
Town Hall
Acton Athiletic Association
Southore
Littleton
Cone
Frank Prue
Avis Howe
Peco W. Acton Club
OLD Concord
Town
Drs Samuel Prescott
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