Rhythmic concert and community notices in Acton
Mary Lothrop led a Thursday eveningRhythmic or g work with praise for Albion speakers. Frank Holland faced serious illness of Dr William H Rolling at St Johns hospital. Mrs Holland receives sympathy as Bernacett L Driscoll, young matron of this vil, is acting at South Acton to succeed Dr Walter B Dur. Kate Sawyer of Maynard aids Mrs Earl with two children. Henry held a bridge party at Tier home. Mrs Charles won first prize. A council meeting and food sale followed at the national church. Senior High Play review at the Woman's Club West Acton precedes Friday supper.
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Mary Lothrop
Mar- Sargent
Albion
Boston
Frank Holland
Lyn
N. Y
William H
St. John’s Hospital
Holland
Bernacett L. Driscoll
Vil
South Acton
Walter B
A. Mer
Maynard
Kate Sawyer
Earl
Masachuseus General
Hos
Henry
Charles
Man
Woman's Club
West Acton
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Acton Unitarian Talk Postponed to April 20
A talk by Rev. Ernest H. Carritt of the Universalist church, South Acton, scheduled for tonight, was postponed to next Friday night April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Carritt
the Universalise Church
South Acton
Miss N Irene McDermott Dies in New York
Miss N Irene McDermott of New York a native of Hudson died yesterday after a lengthy illness Her body will arrive in Hudson Thursday morning A requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Michael's at 9 o'clock Burial will be in St Michael's parish cemetery She is survived by two sisters Mrs Edward P Burns Marlboro and Miss Dieanor McDermott New York and a brother R E McDermott New York
Annual Appeal for Warm Clothing to Grenfell Mission
The annual appeal asks for warm secondhand clothing for men women and children of the Grenfell mission. The work has faced a severe Labrador winter with many in distress. Send all contributions to Mrs L K Sayeer 6 Central street Westport before May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell
Labrador
Picasu
Lynn Mayor criticizes union committee over shoe industry losses
Mayor J Fred Manning of Lynn accuses the Coordinating Committee of the United Shoe and Leather Workers Union of contributing to factory losses cited in a Chamber of Commerce Industrial Bureau report. He says arbitration shifted factories to higher wage grades, harming local firms and jobs and urges the committee to seek State Board correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
J. Fred Manning
United Shoe and Leather Workers’ Union
Industrial Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Arbitration
Coordinating Committee
State Board
Haverhill Strikers Return to Work at Bowdoin Slice Plant
About 500 Bowdoin Slice workers in Haverhill ended a six week strike as issues with turn workmen were resolved to the satisfaction of all parties and officials at the United Shoe and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Bowdoin Slice Company
United Shoe and Union
Dinner in Spring Market Opens With Fresh Seasonal Produce
The note highlights beans and peas for spring dishes, lettuce arriving from the West, eggs and butter reasonably priced, celery and dressings available, and broad meat choices. It emphasizes choosing what's in season for best taste and value, with oranges plentiful and sugared for keeping. The piece previews this week’s inexpensive dinner menu.
Little chance to reopen shoe code, says Major Berry
Washington April 18 Major George Berry N R A divisional administrator said there is little chance of reopening the boot and shoe code at this time He cited a request by Congressman Connery for a 30 hour week to absorb re employment In the shoe trade Berry noted no N R A move to cut hours by more than 10 per cent The industry would see 36 hour weeks if such a cut were made Action depends on practical facts from the N R A drive for a general 10 per cent reduction in code working hours without pay cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Berry
Congressman Connery
Massachusetts
Connery
Major Berry
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
United Shoe and Leather Workers’ Union
Surprise Shower Marks Victoria Lankiewicz Betrothal
A surprise miscellan eous shower honored Miss Victoria R Lankiewicz for her upcoming marriage to Edward T Gallagher at Miss Mary Jakusik home. Guests enjoyed games bridge dancing a mock marriage and a buffet lunch. The couple will wed at St Casimir's church on Saturday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Lankiewicz
Mary, Stella
Victoria Jaeuik
Jennie Palonis
Veronica Arciszewski
Margaret Chidley
Genevieve Farrell
Alice Kitowicz
Margaret’ & A
Broncawicz
Jen Piecewicz
Andrrewski
Albina Sinichki
Clara Robik
Adolpha Bygot
Ann Stem- Plewski
Julia Lickoria
Adolphina
Laura
Jennie Milewski
Miss Lankiewicz
Edward T. Gallagher
St. Casimir's Church
Enrolling 9 000 in CCC in New England
The First Corps Area will enroll 9 000 New England men into the Civilian Conservation Corps for six months. General Fox Conner notes the enrollment targets replace youths and veterans not continuing in April. Massachusetts centers at Boston Springfield Worcester will send about 175 daily to Fort Devens under Col. Guy Norvell and Lt. Morin with Capt. McKeon directing Worcester efforts.
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Corps
New England
Civilian Conservation Corps
Army
CCC
Fox Conner
The
Conservation Corps
Conner
Massachusetts
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
Guy 8. Norvell
Fort Devens
Bay State
William A. N. Morin
Francis H. A. McKeon
Devens
Whist We!l Attended Third April Parlor Benefit
A Marlboro whist party held Tuesday evening in St Marys Assembly halls drew a pod sized crowd for church funds. Winners include Claflan Hudson twenty dollars, Leduc eight dollars, Dunn blanket, Brigham bed spread, Kehoe Shrewsbury rug, Woods mirror, Christensen umbrella, Hayes lamp, Menard sheets, Seaver tea set, Rougeau shirt, McNamara cake server, McQuarry pillow, Bourgeois bag, Barbara Fritchie shaving set, Testa Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
St. Mary's Church
Church Fund
Claflan
Hudson
George Leduc
Sterling Dunn
Bill Brigham
Kehoe
Shrewsbury
N. Woods
Christensonn
Edward Hayes
Worcester
E. J. Menard
Leominster
Ray Seaver
H. Rougeau
Rose McNamara
B. McQuarry
Bourgeois
Barbara Fritchie
Joe Testa
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Framingham Centre
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