Local road race results and notable runners noted
The report highlights Maynard and a group led by Dave, with strong finishes by Kelley and others from Hopkinton to Ontario. It mentions a marathon trek, training, and plans for a May 20 road race starting at Fort Pond grounds, with Jim and Crotty among past victors and several prizes for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Crotty
Kamenen
Crotbe
Meoeee Ae
Level Plains Fort Pond Grounds
Jim
Brize
Concord historian John H Moore dies at home
Concord resident John H Moore born March 22 1864 died Wednesday at the Rest Home on Lowell Road. He was a longtime horticulturist and authority on local history and genealogy, contributing to papers and aiding researchers. Funeral Friday at his Lowell Road home with Rev George L Thurlow officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John H. Moon
Wr. Moore
John P. Moore
Moore
Caroline Augusta (Hunt) Moore
Humphrey Hunt
Abbie Even Lowell
Moorg
Ola
Lowell Road
George L. Thurlow
Tria
le We
Thurlow
Tane
Mise Hellen
H. Moore
Seattle
Reception for S Acton Pastor Brings Parishioners Together
Parishioners and friends of the South Acton Universalist church held a vestry reception Tuesday evening for Rev. Ernest H Carritt and Mrs. Carritt. Ushers, remarks by visiting ministers, vocal entertainment, and refreshments highlighted the event, with the committee chaired by Mrs. F Taylor earning praise for its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton Universalist Church
Ernest H Carritt
Carritt
Lewis C. Feastings
Bertram E. Hall
Leonard Lawson
Wilbur Tolman
Clarence Braman
Frederick Lawrence
Albert Braman
Charles Claflin
Leroy W. Coons
Universalist Convention
Boston
Arthur E. Beckett
South Acton
Waltham
Gay
Elizabeth Reed
Isabel Fogarty
Rita Dunivan
Olive
Virginia Milbery
F . Taylor
William Merriam
Winifred Wells
Hobart Mead
J. Duniven
Bertran A
Superintendent Hall Leads Discussion at Bridgewater Conference
Wells A. Hall chaired a discussion group of school superintendents at Bridgewater last week. The session explored guiding principles for training and selecting educational personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Hall
Bridgewater
Wells A. Hall
Local debutant leads through finish in two mile ground run
Thomas Nevala, a Kanto athlete, debuted in a two mile race on the grounds and stayed with leaders through the finish. He is satisfied with his showing and plans year of training to compete again next BA 4 classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unner
Thomas Nevala
Welee Seee
Community project committee completes arming agenda
A local group under CWA Projects led by Donald Lent and Paul Hilander with members Murphy Ward Litchfield and others finished an armed affairs meeting and will inform the local administrator when new projects should be filed for community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Committee On Projects
Donald Lent
Paul Hilander
Lever
Frank J
Patrick H
Nurse Vacancy Fills Maynard Health Center
The Maynard Board of Health announces the resignation of Miss Werne L. Sneck as nurse at the pre school health center. Miss Alice Orbeck of Summer Street is appointed to fill the vacancy. Orbeck, a Massachusetts General Hospital trained nurse, will join after honors at Maynard H.S. class of 1929. Next Tuesday marks child health day per President Roosevelt with programs in the health kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Board of Health
Werne L. Sneck
Sneck
Cambridge
Alice Orbeck
Summer Street
Orbeck
Massachusetts General Hospital
Peter Bent Brigham
Emerson
Maynard H. 8
Roosevelt
Maynard Doctor to Speak at Co-operators Forum May 1
Doctor Helen L. Mc Gillicuddy secretary of the Massachusetts Society of Social Hygiene will speak at the Co-operators Forum in Parker Street Hall next Tuesday evening. Her topic is Modern Youth and Marriage and she may be joined by Doctor N A Nelson of the state health department if possible. The forum is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Helen L. McGillicuddy
Parker Street
McGillicuddy
Massachusetts Society of Social Hygiene
N. A. Nelson
State Department of Health of
MecGillicuddy
Whist Party Prizes Awarded by A T Club
The A T Club held a whist party at Parker Street Hall last night. The door prize went to George Creighton of South Acton and a special prize was awarded to Mrs Annie Ferrara. Whist prizes were awarded for various categories.
Marlboro Bay State Golf League Opens 1934 Season
Marlboro Country Club, defending champions, lead the Marlboro Bay State Golf League in opening rounds against Maynard at Marlboro and Trapelo at Sandy Burr on Sunday. Wachusett meets Waltham, with qualifying rounds set to determine the Marlboro team for the season ending July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Bay State Golf League
Marlboro Country Club
Maynard Country Club
R. Laurence
Trapelo
Sandy Burr
Wachusett
Waltham
United States Golf Association
Smith
Boro Club
Edward J. Coughlin
Bill Hamilton
Boston
Old Viper
Sandy-Burr
Capta
Martioro
Nassau
Masschusetts Golf Association
Maynard
Marlborough
Sandy, Burr
Sandy Burt
Marleborough
Wanforth W. Coming Wins With 26 Points
Wanforth W. Coming led scoring with 26 points in a decisive finish for the game. His performance helped secure a victory for the team, delivering a strong showing on the court.
Sienkewicz Wins In Pre-Primaries
Stanley Sienkewicz, a deputy in the Internal Revenue office in Boston, won the Democratic pre primary delegates race defeating Matthew King 77 to 56. Sheridan of Watertown beat Cahill 42 to 25 for 5th Middlesex district state committee. Meynard town committee members were elected with four write ins for Henry Mariani. Frank McCarron presided as selectmen chair with Frank E. Sanderson as clerk. tellers were Frank Punch, Albert Foster, Harold Lyons, Thomas Lewier, and George Binus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaynard
Stanley
Matthew King
Whitch
Sheridan
Watertown
Cahill
Waltham
Middlesex Natorial District
Ratio State Committee
Heni Mariani
Meynrad
Thomas Wright
Geiakd Cowen
B ‘Lester F. Cowies
Nicholas Whalen
Vincent Maley
Henry Mariani
Democratic Town Committee
Stanley Sienkewicz
Internal Revenue Office
Boston
Frank McCarron
Frank E. Sanderson
Frank Punch
Albert Foster
Harold Lyons
Thomas Lewier
George Binus
A C Piper Dies In Acton After Civic Service
A C Piper of South Acton died Monday morning at his home aged 60. He leaves wife Helen Louise Piper and two sons Luther W Piper and Ralph W Piper along with other relatives. Funeral service was held at 3 p m at his home with Rev Luther Morris officiating and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Anson Conant Piper
Luther
Betsy Conant Piper
Helen Louise Jones
Jones) Piper
Luther W
Newton Highlands
Ralph W
George G. Sherman
Piper
Acton
Luther Morris
Universalist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Acton Town Voting Shift Returns Democratic Lead
Local returns show Democrats receiving more votes than Republicans for the first time since Ben Butler’s gubernatorial candidacy, marking a significant shift in Acton voting patterns. The historic count signals increased Democratic support in town elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avton
Ben Butler
Clinton Bride Weds John William Kitowicz in City Ceremony
The 53 Crown Street bride wore a white satin Princess gown with Spanish lace train for her wedding to John William Kitowicz son of 25 46 Sudbury. Guests from Maynard Worcester Boston Lowell Waltham Hudson and Greendale attended. After a New York honeymoon the couple will live on Crown Street Clinton. The bride attended Clinton Schools and is known among the youth. the groom is a former star football player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefka
Crown Street
Clinton
John William Kitowicz
Sudbury
Rose Zadroga
Lemenski
Stella Marbefka
Annie Andruskiowis
Maynard
Calias
Worcester
Boston
Lowell
Waltham, Hudson
Greendale
New York
Local Coop Directors Appointing Managers in Maynard
The group overseeing A. N. Rivers and manager of the Maynard Cooperative charge names Selectman Donald Lent and Svante Xukkula, with August Saarela leading the directors group. The arrangement outlines leadership roles within the coop structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Rivers
Maynard Cooperacharge
Donald Lent
Svante Xukkula
August Saarela
Maynard-A Cooperative Night at Union Church
A Union Congregational Church program Sunday night, sponsored by United Cooperative Society, featured LeRoy Bowman professor and Eera violin solo by AM Mageoder, with Fred Tofferi at the piano and selections by the Men's choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Union Congregational Church
United Cooperative Society
LeRoy Bowman
AM Mageoder
Fred Tofferi
Accort
Imatra the
Durkee and Ringley Win Delegates in Party Conventions
In a local election 37 Democrats and 35 Republicans cast votes. Al bert P Durkee won a delegate spot at the Republican state convention and David Ringley was elected a Democrat delegate. Cahill defeated Middlesex district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Durkee
David ‘Ringley
Cahill
Middlesex
Concord Celebrates Patriots Day with Military Band and Parade
Concord and Milton teams competed in events on Patriots Day April 19 1776 exalting civic pride. Milton scorers Greene Haven and Collins led in shot put and distance events while Byron led in broad jump. James J Mansfeld Post and Concord Boy Scouts supported the parade under Major Roger D Swain and Herbert B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Concord White Concern
Greene
Haven
Collins
Hotput
Hooney
Didicco
Byron
Flannery
Martin
Quill and Haven
Concord
James J Mansfeld
Con
Roger D Swain
Concord Boy Scouts
Herbert B Smith
Couple Wed at Burns Street Watertown
A couple married on Burns Street Watertown in a ceremony featuring a blue green gown and matching pink roses. The groom is employed as a feur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara
Burns Street
Watertown
Concord Men’s Club Ladies Night Plans
The Concord Men's Club announces its annual Ladies Night at the Congregational Church in May. A supper is scheduled for 6 p.m. with a Virginia ham served under the supervision of Herbert A. Pay.
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Concord Mens Club
Concord Men's Club
Virginia
Herbert A. Pay
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