Weekly Rise newspaper masthead and listings
Marlboro Mass weekly publication details show address 1 Liberty Street Marlboro with post office listing and notice of second class matter August 25 1903. Subscription rates listed as 1.50 for 12 months and 40 cents per issue, including postage, with distribution to Maynard Concord Sudbury and surrounding towns.
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Mass
Marlboro
Peta
Enterprise Reas
Poscottice Inarlboro
Congress
American Opera Ad Sparks Debate Over Exoticism
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century notice discusses American opera and the Metropolitan Opera Company. It notes singers such as Rosa Fouselle Leonora Corona and Nanette Guilford, mentions a survey of singers in a festival, and comments on audience reception versus management preferences. The piece hints at regional origins of American performers and ongoing tensions in presenting American talent.
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Metroport- Obeon Company
New York
Amin
Urs
Record Campaign on Advertising a By Frigidaire
Loi Chio reports April 30 that Frigidaire is expanding a national advertising push. Industrial leaders note rising consumer demand, stronger stock markets, and easier credit aiding spring buying with direct mail, windows, outdoor ads, and demonstrations. Frigidaire now says three times as many units are in use as any rival.
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Loi Chio
Angwal
Grass Fire Suppression On Taylor Road Saturday Night
Maynard fire department responded to a grass fire on Taylor road at 6 20 p m Saturday. A second alarm was sounded around 10 a m Sunday morning.
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Taylor Road
Greeno and Perillo Wed in St Chricket’s Ceremony
Miss Theresa Grenny Greeno daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominick Greeno 77 Arthur Street and Gabriel Perillo son of Mrs Mary Perillo 8 Arthur Street married Sunday at St Cridket’s church in a morning ceremony attended by relatives and friends. Rev Walter Kreche officiated.
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Lawrence
Mary Russo
Pailomena Trosi
Sudbury
Delphita Mariani
Lilian Greene
Rachel Paciotti
Ida ¢ Aclano
Antonio Lalli
William Q’toole
Michael Lalli
James Lattucca
Jerry Russo
Harnes Husso
We Ufin
Lulewal
Lowes
Hydé Park
Sunbury
Maynard
New York
Arthur Street
Maynard Council
K. Of.c
Assabet Mill
Maid of Hotro
GOING TO WALTHAM BY PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB MEETING
Members of the Past President's Club of the Daughters of St. George Dian will attend a gathering in Wal tham next Saturday afternoon. Attending ladies include Mrs. Fred Qates Mrs. Joseph Brown Mrs. Richard Allen Mrs. Besse Austin Mrs. Job Doel Mrs. One Meade Mrs. Grace Spenc er Laura Parkin Mrs. Ida Brooks Mrs. Rhoda Farrar and Mrs. Henrietta Bamford.
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Waltham
Daughters of St. George Dian
Lady Warwick Lodge
Fred Qates
Joseph Brown
Richard Allen
Besse Austin
Job Doel
One Meade
Grace Spencer
Laura Parkin
Ida Brooks
Rhoda Farrar
Henrietta Bamford
Letter From Japan Gifts to Miss Willis School Work
Miss Alice Adams, missionary in Okayama, Japan, thanks the Congregational Sunday School for birthday gift funds aiding Japanese children. The letter praises the school’s work and notes a pictorial scrap-book made by Japanese children, showing scenery, homes, and daily life for teaching and goodwill.
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Japan
Emily F Willis
Congregational Sunday School
Alice Adams
Okayama
Milies
Guessing Contest at Byron Lumber Company
The Byron Lumber Company runs a guessing contest with prizes up to $5 in merchandise for estimating the feet of wire in a Jersey copper screen on display in the Byron store window. Entries are free and due by May 16, with ties receiving full prize. committee members include K. Paul Hilander, W. Macurda, and the Enterprise reporter.
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Byron Lumber Company
Jersey
Byron
K. Paul Hilander
W . Macurda
the Enterprise
West Concord News Highlights and Local Socials
Mr and Mrs Harold Shepard visit family as they plan departure to Oregon. Mrs Arthur Smith rests at Cetra Street home. Rodney Pratt improves after illness. Our Lady Help of Christians C D A reports a successful sale. The message of Emaeus discussed at West Concord Union Church. Mrs Shepard injured in a minor bike incident but recovering. Charles Ragung silver wedding celebrated at 23 Linwood. Harvey Wheeler School pupils held a social with prizes awarded to Penny and Bobby.
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Harold Shepard
Wutparus Paren
Frank Hawkes
Toeir
Oregon
Arthur BK. Smith
Cetra Street
Rodney
Pratt
Our Lady Help of Christians
C D. of A
Emaeus
West Concord Union
Hervert UL. Shepard
Concord
Charles Ragung
Lins Broad, Road
West Concord
Jaglug
William
Dora
Edie
Yunu
Alu Thomas
Harvey Wheeler- West
Harvey Wheeler
Robert Knuddy
May Breakfast by Ladies Union at West Concord Church
The annual day breakfast organized by the Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church will be held in the banquet hall tomorrow morning May 1 from 6:30 to 9:30.
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Ladies Union of the
West Concord Union Church
Chorch
Worning
May Party Friday at Hawthorne Chapter Hall
Hawthorne Chapter O E S hosts a May Party Friday evening in the Association hall. Langley’s Orchestra will supply music and Miss Gladys Graham chairs the organizing committee.
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Association Hall
Hawthorne
O. E
Langley
Gladys Graham
Sunday Services and Activities at Union Church
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone led morning and evening services with a full day program including organ preludes hymns prayers sermons and benedictions. Annursnac Grange celebrated its eighth anniversary with a birthday party in Warner Hall drawing many Grangers.
Ladies Union meeting at West Union Church parlors
The Ladres Union of the West Union Church met in the parlors on Tuesday. President poscelina O Edwardson presided. Plans were made for the third final May breakfast to be held Sacretay. May 1 hostesses were Mrs H Earle Holden and Mrs Henry Johnson.
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Ladres’' Union of the West Union
Poscelina O Edwardson
H. Earle Holden
Henry Johnson
West Concord Union Church Weekly Schedule
West Concord Massachusetts Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preaches at 10 30 A M on the Spirit of Pentecost. Morning service and church school at noon children sermon on Being It. Holy Communion 4 P M. Senior Society 5 P M Junior Society 56 PM. Boy Scouts 7 30 P M. Midweek Service 7 30 P M. Ladies Union 2 30 P M. Mrs Waldo Lapuam hostess. Christian Endeavor Entertainment Maynard Stow West Concord 8 P M. orchestra from Stow. other societies perform plays. Choir rehearsal 7 P M.
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West Concord
Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Society of the Christian Endeavor
Ladies Union
Waldo P. Lapuam
Winslow J. Damon
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Christian Endeavor Entertainment
Christian Endeavor Societies
Maynard, Stow
Stow Society
Sudbury Social Roundup Highlights Local Events
Sudbury residents hosted gatherings as Mr Laurence L Winship attended the Gridroh Dinner in Washington DC. A bridge party at Mrs Harland Rogers home and a Maynard Golf Club preview welcomed many locals. School events include June graduations, Health Week plans, and an exhibit at Center School.
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Laurence L. Winship
King Philp Roan
Washington D. C
Gridroh
Press Club
Harland H. Rogers
South Sudbury
Naenaniel Loring
George W. Morse
Bridge
Babe Ruth
Abe
Sudbury
Gardier Pope
Framingham Road
Maynard
Ringling Bros Circus
Boston Garden
Center
Gram Mar
N.s
Walter E. Piper
Europe
Laconia
Beveridge and
Way
Candy Hill Road
Frank S. Ferrins
Fred
Ralph Adams Cram
Greece
Richard T. Fisher
Weston
St. Peter’s Guild
Melvin Guptill
Philadelphia
Charles Beckwith
Edgewater
New Jersey
George Nor‘e
Manchester By the Sea
Edward A. Hunt
Womans Club
Rose Rollins
Brookline
Clyde Race
Boston
Marian Smith
Dorothy
Mary Knght
Melrose
West Acton Notes Include Illnesses and Local Events
West Acton items report the Baggs family illness and several social visits from Wal tham and Boston. Fire department members toured a Providence repair plant, while many residents shared brush fire and funeral notices. A May 5 screening of the Boston Traveller film about newspaper making is announced with free admission.
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Elizabeth Davis
Waltham
Charles Baggs
B. A. King
Laffin
Laura Stuckwer
Saah French
Hudson
Macaregor
1St Acton Fire Department
Providence
Biadly
Ludvig Stark
Boston
Tony Perry
Azores
Valliyria
Henrietta Torsleff
Carus Clark
Albert Lockes
Berry
Lockes
Louise MacDougall
Essex
Dukshar
MacDougall
Waldo Whitcomb
Arthur Desouza
Medford High School
Arlington Street
Littte
James French
Robert
VU. U
Thei Hall
Tim
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Social
Sunday School for primary and junior at 9 30 Worship at 10 45 Adult School 12 noon Pleasant Sunday Evening at 7 The Thursday 8 o'clock social in the vestry led by the ladies society Admission fee one penny seeks pennies for needs Next Sunday morning service will welcome fourteen new members and observe communion Evening services moved to the vestry.
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First Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Christian Kinneavor
Ladies Society
Arlington High School dramatic club hosts sophomore play cast
Members of the Arlington High School Sophomore class cast attended the school play as guests of the drama club. Cast members William Lowgard Edith Priest and John Petergeh joined show witnesses Julia White and Beatrice Smith observed the performance Friday night.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
William Lowgard
Edith Priest
Petergehj
Julia White
Beatrice Smith
Sudbury Couple Wed at Concord Home in Sudbury
James Trelis longtime Sudbury resident marries Emma Quinn of Concord on April 24 at his sister's home in Concord. They will reside in Sudbury. Edith Hutchby undergoing appendicitis operation at Framingham hospital. Memorial church and 8 8S delegates chosen for Marlboro convention. Marion Johnson of Pena cook NH visits town. Mr and Mrs D F Brown of Framingham visit with Waldo L Stone family.
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James Trelis
Sudbury
Green House
Concord
Emma Quinn
Edith Hutchby i
Framingham Hospital
Memorial Church
Soman Middlesex
Marlboro
Marion Johnson
Penacook
New Spring Shots at the Going-Out-Of-Business Gate
A short note describes a going out of business sale at the New Idea Store with new spring shots and a Queen Photonahake showroom display opening in May at the gate location.
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New Idea
American Powder Co buys land near Hatsee area
On April 30 the American Powder Company purchased eight acres of land near Hatsee in West Concord. Arthur Jalonen of Acton acquired acres near Fletcher. Mrs. Anderson obtained a house and lot on Lowell Street. Reported by James.
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West Concord
The
American Powder Company
Hatsee
Arthur Jalonen
Acton
Fietcher
A.enson
Lowell
James
Child Study Class Meeting Set for May 6
The Child Study Class will meet at eight o clock Tuesday evening May 6 at the home of Mrs. K. E. Norman Boury. Mrs Carlton Ellears will lead, and all mothers interested in homemaking and child rearing are invited.
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KE. Norman Boury
Carlton Ellears
Sudbury P T A Members Attend Regional Conference
Sudbury P T A delegation joined a regional PTA conference in Waltham on April 22. Representatives from nearby towns heard reports on the year's work with speakers including Dr Carl Schrader Mrs Fred L Pigeon John Stoddard and Lewis Mac Brayne from the Mass Safety Council.
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Waltham
Carl Schrader
Fred L. Pigeon
John Stoddard
Lewis Mac Brayne
Mass. Safety Council
Sudbury
W. E. Davison
EB. Norman Boury
J. B. Cossair
Everett Bowker
Norman Bowry
J. N G Gillette
C. Avid Nelson
Fred S Morrison
Acton Clean Town Effort Urges South Acton Cleanup
South Acton aims for a Tercentenary clean up by May 10 with Clean Up Week starting May 6. The Village association asks residents to remove ashes and rubbish, cover unsightly spots, tidy yards, and repair and paint buildings.
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South Acton
F. ‘Fitazeroe
Everett Spinney Dies in Boston Hospital
Everett Spinney passed away last Wednesday night in a Boston hospital after recent treatment. Funeral services were private at his Massachusetts Avenue home conducted by Rev. Mr. Torsleff, with burial at Mount Hope. Floral tributes showed widespread sympathy from friends.
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Everett Spinney
Boston Spital
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr. Torsleff
Mount Hope
Boy Scouts Hold Active Meetings with Leadership Change
Good activities continue among the Troop as tests are passed and attendance remains strong. Arthur Léé becomes assistant Scoutmaster. The Grange invites the troop to Organization Night on May 27. A hike occurred last Sunday afternoon.
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Arthur Lée
Grange
God Fellows Bowling Notes at Hudson and Acton Lodges
Acton Lodge 2031 O O F declared a team from Hudson Lodge I O O F at the alleys in Hudson on Friday evening April 25. This is one victory for each lodge and a third deciding match will reflect Friday May 2 at West n alleys. This match will be a real one.
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Acton Lodge
Hudson Lodge I
Hudson
West N Alleys
Carnera Shoe Exhibit Wows At Maynard Store Window
An oversized boxing shoe worn by Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera is on display in the J A MacPherson store window. The massive artifact, crafted for art and used in his first American bout, dwarfs typical shoes in size and remains nearly indescribable to observers.
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Maynard
Carnera
Italy
J.A. MacPherson
Trinitarian Congregational Church May Services
Concord Mass May 4 morning service at 9 30 led by Pastor Rev George L Thurlow sermon by the pastor includes a children's sermon Sonntag afternoon Young Peoples Club meeting. Midweek service scheduled for Wednesday May 7 at 7 45 P M.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Mass
Géorge L. Thurlow
Young Peeoples Club
Walden Arch Chapter Hosts Masoni' Temple Evening
The Walden Arch Chapter in Masoni Temple held a Monday evening gathering with a 7 o'clock roast beef supper led by Mrs. Lutcan G Chapman. The event featured Amos and Amy on radio, moving pictures Reporting the World, and a memorial service for John D Brown. King Warren B Goddard led ritual work. Ladies' Night committee met to finalize plans for tonight's fair.
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Warren B. Goddard
Concord and Middlesex Prep Headline Pairing in Weekend Baseball
Baseball schedule lists Concord High versus Needham High at Needham and Middlesex School against St Marks at Southborough on Saturday. Wednesday features Concord High facing Middlesex School in North Concord with multiple high school teams scheduled.
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Concord High School
Needham High School
Needham
Middlesex ‘School
St. Marks School
Southboro
Middlesex School
North Concord
Mock Trial Presented By Congregational Church Men
South Acton March 7 The Men class of the Congregational church will stage a mock trial in the vestry on May 7. Judge Keyes of Concord will preside at 8 16 p.m. Attorneys are T G Heggeler for the defense and EB Newton for the plaintiff. Cast includes Clarence D. Chickering clerk and Mrs Charles H Parsona plaintiff with Henry Soay as defendant. Witnesses include Mrs Essie H Reynolds James A Farrar Carl C Piint Mrs Hugh Hodgen and Dr WB Currier. Jury lists several residents. The production promises pep fun and wit.
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South Acton
Congregational Church
Keyes
Concord
T. G. Heggeler
EB. C. Newton
Clarence D. Chickering
Charles H. Parsona
Henry Soay
Allen B. Frost
Essie H. Reynolds
James A. Farrar
Carl C. Piint
Hugh Hodgen
WB Currier
B L Young
L. W. Downie
Claire A. Milbery
Frank
Tercentenary Ball Shows Past in Modern Concord Gala
Concord hosts a grand tercentenary event at the State Armory with two hundred guests in period garb spanning colonial to modern fashions. Notable costumes drew Boston press notice while Joe Rines and Brunswick Recording Orchestra provided lively music and H J Seiter catered.
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Concord
State Armory
Boston
William B. Bartlett
Gideon de Forest
H. Robert Bygrave
Alien French
Mary Abbott
Stédman Buttick Jr
Joe Rines
Brunswick Recording Orchestra
H. J. Seiter
Michael J. Dee
Horton Edmands
Leon ‘*F. Foss
Allen French
Herbert B. Hosmer
Robert E. ‘Goodwin
Hans W. Miler
Notable Names Listed for Event Committee and Ushers
The list names Joseph H. Orethort W Sheehan Mrs 4 Smith Mrs Herbert Mrs Raymond Wheeler and many ushers led by Winslow J Damony Appleby Allyn Bear Cabot Smith O De Mahlon Foley T Frank Hemenway Charley son Henry Keyes Lenno Jr John C Macone Samual win John J Mullaney Whitney 8S Smith Whitney. The Ball committee in charge includes Ballou chairman Richard James P Borland F Child Jr Winslow J John M Dolan Ralph Charles B Johnson Henry John J Mullaney Ru Thomagin Sanborn John Whitney S Smith Charney Wilfred Wheeler Jr.
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Joseph H. Orethort
W. Sheehan
4. Smith
Herbert
Raymond Wheeler
Winslow J. Damony
Ard Appleby
Allyn Bear
Old Cabot
Smith O. de
Mahlon Foley
Frank Ralph Hemenway
Charleyson
Henry Keyes
Lenno, Jr
John C Macone
Samual Win
John J. Mullaney
I Ley
Whitney
Smith
J Ballou
Richard
James P. Borland
F Child, Jr
Winslow J
John M. Dolan
Ralph Charles B. Johnson
Henry
Ru Thomagin Sanborn
John Whitney S. Smith
Charney
Wilfred Wheeler, Jr
O'Leary's Irish Min The famous dance Orches change hall
Appears to be a night dance event at a hall in South Acton featuring O'Leary's Irish Min and an active orchestra lineup. Details on date and full event scope are unclear in the fragment.
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O’leary
South Acton
Maynard High School Orchestra Delivers Annual New England Festival
In Symphony Hall the Maynard High School orchestra, directed by Lovely, performed at the annual New England School Festival. About 240 boys from across New England participated in the seated concert, featuring music from four French works and others.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
New Snes School Festival
Symphony Hall
Urday
Harold Jolng Taini Nyland
Iggot
All New England
el'Lovely
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Hae Weekly
RISE
Rice
Liberty Street, Marlboro
Yy Aen
Sedford
American Opera
Frigidaire
eGiGreva
St. Tal
Union Church
Wery
Petrali
Church School
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Deaconess Home
Gertrude H. Rideout
Mildred Stone
Annursnac Grange
Patrons of Husband
Warner Hall
Ladies’ Union
West Acton
SO. Sudbury
Amer. Powder Co
BOY Scouts
GOD Fellows
Carnera’s Shoe
Walden
Corinthian
LODGE
Corinthian, Lodge
Duncan G. Chapman
Harvard
Judge Keyes
N. E. Fe
ABC First Baptist Church
Ralph ¢Arney
Maynard, Mass
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