Pretty wedding unites Gertrude Olson and John Sachtleben
In First Parish church Saturday evening Gertrude Olson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson and John Sachtleben of Rogers were married. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms and carried roses and sweet peas. Cornelia Olson was maid of honor and Arthur Sachtleben was best man. After a church reception the couple plan to live in New York where the groom works as a commercial artist with Powers Reproduction Company. The bride's education includes Concord High School and Radcliffe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachtlegen-Olson
Gail Cleland
Paat
Trinitarian Congregationa’ H
Mises Gertrude Olson
Ole Olson
Ole Olwen
Cornelia
Miss Shattuck
New York
Alice Kelley
Cambridge
Radcliffe College
Arthur Sachtleben
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herman Sachtleben
Teaneck
N. J
Chester Sachtleben
Robert Sachtleben
Bogota
George Olen
White
Train
Ince Vell
Atten
Concord High School
Nutherford
Powers Reproduction Company
Wedding trip update and home address fragment
A fragment notes a wedding trip lasting several weeks to the south and mentions a home address at 9 Park Avenue Wood?ee. The readable portion hints at plans or a domestic relocation but lacks complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Miss Richards Speaks Before Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs Miss Richards representing the Woman's Auxiliary of Mo icag Memorial Boston discussed Good Will industrial Department the Settlement and Church of all Nations work. She highlighted Day Nursery kindergarten moral instruction and respect for parents. Also covered Lucy Stone Home Camps at South Athol and social reception. Nomination committee named for next meeting and annual gathering with Carl Schrader speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Woman's Club
Misa Nun Richards
Woman's Auxiliary
Mo Icag Menorial
Boston
Weat Corcord Women's Club
Odd Poloer Hall
Good Will
Sxet
Church of All Nations
Math —Ipaily
Lucy Stone
South Athol
J. P. Allen
Walker
Herbert Day
Richard McCabe
Ivar Servain
W. H. T. Hunter
Philanthropic Committee
Carl Schrader
Patriot's Day Program Features Bells and Events
A full Patriot's Day schedule runs from 6 a m with bell ringing to sunset. Highlights include a public rifle shoot at Concord Rifle Club range, a 10 a m track meet Concord High School versus Methuen, 2 4 p m band concert in Monument Square, 3 p m baseball Emerson Playground Concord High versus Middlesex School, and a 6 30 p m banquet at Veterans Building hosted by James J Mansfield Post 158 American Legion with speakers W Cameron Forbes Frank Sibley Francis J Goode and Allen French as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Rifle Club
Concord H
Methuen H
Monument Square
Emerson Playground
Concord High School
Middlesex School
Veterans Building
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
W. Cameron Forbes
T Ipinos
Frank Sibley
Francis
J. Goode
Allen French
Mass for Rev Michael P Mahon at Saint Bernards Church
A solemn high Mass of Requiem for Rev Michael P Mahon former pastor of Saint Bernard's was held with Rev Holland of Immaculate Conception Church Revere as deacon and Rev Daniel F Horgan of St Joseph's Medford as goddeacon. The diocesan choir and many priests attended. Louis M Marks of Middlesex reported a telegram about his brother Charles R Marks of Newport Iowa who died suddenly while traveling east to Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mahon
Michael P. Mahon
Louis M. Marks
Middlesex
Mansas City
Charles R. Marks
Nenport
Towa
Concord
Billeted thrills West Acton audiences for third and fourth showings
West Acton reports success of the play Billeted by the Woman's Club in Harvard and Framingham. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Roger Brown formerly of the town. Mrs Jesse Bricks was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital for observation. A Friday food sale added thirty five dollars to the club treasurer. Arthur Wetherbee and wife returned home after four months in California. The May Dramatic Club will present And Bya on Thursday for club fundraising. Neighborhood Club set its annual meeting for April 21. The Woman's Club met Monday and elected officers: Virginia Sanderson president, Mrs G Jenks vice president, Ada Carn recording secretary, Mrs Ida A Harris corresponding secretary, Mrs P B Home treasurer, Mrs Harriet Brown chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
California
Cluh
Bya
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Mis
Ginia Sanderson
Rs. G. Jenks
Ada Carn
Ida A. Harris
Rs PB. Home
Harriet Ba Seal
Brown
Concord Jct. Purchase Moves Families Between Homes
George Pearce bought a Chevrolet and moved his family from Highland street to the Main street house recently vacated by Ernest Miner, who has moved to Westvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pearce
Purele
Highland Street
Main Street
Ernest Miner
Westvale
Recital Guests Include Beharrell Vimes Day and Day
Mrs J R Beharrell Mrs Guy Vimes Mrs H L Day and Miss Grace Day were guests of Mrs Lole Bacon at a Brookline Copley Plaza recital directed by Geraldine Damon. Allan Stevenson drives a new Dodge. Lawrence Manter recovering from surgery at Waltham hospital. Mr and Mrs William Larmore hosted a guest, a nephew Pred Larmore of New Haven attending Boston College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Beharrell
Guy Vimes
H. L. Day
Grace Day
Lole Bacon
Brookline
Concord Inaction
Copley Plaza
Mix
Geraldine Damon
Bacon
Miss Damon
Allan Stevenson
Lawrence Manter
Waltham Hospital
William Larmore
Bmt
Pred Larmore
New Haven
Sudbury Community Items Highlight Scouts and Auctions
Harry Chase and family visited the White home while repairs continue on Carl Hudsons house. Forty two scouts from Sudbury and neighboring towns attended an afternoon at Wayside Inn on April 10 with Marlboro and others. The Inn visit featured Marlboro Boy Scout band and snacks, though the proprietor was unavailable. A charity food sale at Little Shop Sudbury Centre, led by Mrs Chas Way and Mrs Walter Piper, netted fifteen dollars. Old South Sudbury post office site hosted a sale run by Mrs Bessie Rogers Maynard and Mrs Mildred Hunter. Town auctioneer H C Burr plans spring auctions. Grange whist party awarded prizes to Mildred Davis and Lyndon Perkins. Grange meets April 13 with deputy and escort expected. Assessors continue tax valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chase
J. White
Carl Hudson
George A. Hughes
Framingham
Wellesley
Marlboro
Cochituatee
Marlboro Boy Scout Band
Pord
Woman's Lab
Sudbury Centre
Chas
H. Way
Walter Piper
South Sudbury Old Post Office
Bessie Rogers Maynard
Mildred Hunter
H. C. Burr
Gratke
Gragpe Hall
Mise Mildred Davis
Lyndon Perkins
the Grange
Sudbury Woman's Club Luncheon and Meeting
Fifty members attended the Sudbury Woman's Club luncheon at Barbecue Inn with piano golf by Miss Eleanor Fortin and vocal solos by Mrs. Cecil Beatty. Mrs. Walter Piper chaired the business meeting and a nominating committee was elected: Mrs. Melvin Guptil, Mrs. Bessie Rogers Maynard, Mrs. Alyice Haskell, Mrs. John Gibbons, Mrs. Roland R. Cutler. Presidents' Day will be observed April 22 with many invited guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Alyice Haskell
John Gibbons
Roland R. Cutler
Maynard High School Football Schedule Features Old Rival Return
Maynard High School announces a football schedule including a return game with Concord High School after a two year gap. Veterans from 1926 events are available, with Captain elect Pilly Lovering having left. The season includes games at Leominster, Billerica, Hudson, Concord, Bened, Maribor, Milford, Wayland, and Midland League marks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord High School
Ane
Raduwater
Elven
Pilly Lovering Haw
Schook
Mirott Alfekman
Auyombees
Leominester High School
Leominster
Howe High School
Billerica
Hudson High School
Hudson
Weathore High School
Bened
Maribore High School
Maribor
Milford High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Sachtleben
Rogers
Ant Savings
Humphrey Tank Water Heater Sale
Marlborough-Hudson Gas Co
Maynard, Mass
Acton Maynard Littleton
W. Acton
South Acton Coal
South Acton, Mass
Marom Bt, Maynard
Act
Fletcher
Main St
Concord Jct
Ford
Adams & Bridges
Concord Junction
Tel
Wayland
Waylaid
Mra
Martin Peterson
Itton
Emerson
Stow St
NASH
Frederick K. Shaw
Mass
Hurley
Tobin
Marlboro, Mass
Bcast
Aluminum Co
Alvin .H. Fletcher
Nason St
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