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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1932

Page

19

Maynard residents share news of travels and events

Maynard friends and families are visiting relatives in Newark Toronto and Boston. The column notes vacations at York Beach and Salis, camp activities at Scituate, local church events, missing dogs reports, police notes, and civic updates including health board talks and Legion conventions.

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Died at Groton After Illness

R Blodgett aged 22 died at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs William Blodgett in Groton last Friday after an illness. Funeral services were held in Groton with burial in Westford Cemetery. Survived by his wife Mrs Evelyn Mason Blodgett and by his parents and two brothers Edward and Walter. Mrs Blodgett is daughter of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Maton of Summer Street.

Francis Cleary Ealmund Duggan Taft Avenue Frank Murray Marquete University Waukee Wis Tufts College Tocal Algo Kathess Concord Street Rock Mary, Paul Rutland Mne Agnes Binks Bertha Binks Harry Parmenter Frank S. Binks Elizabeth Warwick R. I Louis Simonetti Naples Camillo Simonetti Main Street Fay Graham York Heath Maynard Grange Grange Hall Lara Woodart Ledn Wih Tay Sarah Johnson Anne Thompson Alice Howe Charles Shattuck Aquila Rich Loyd Walker Rancis Brayden Ryan Red Sox North Scituate A. E. Whist Nellie Puffer Homer Clifford Huskins Boston Wilder K Macurda Linden Street William ‘ Goulding Daie United Cooperative Trestay Silver Lake Hollis N. Hy Alice Jarvi Suimiutt Street Mary Ward Walter Denniston Beverly DeMars Street Biddeford Pool Ares Incerta Fredérick St. ‘Peter Harriman Court Welfare Concord District St. Peter House of Correction Middlesex League of Sportsmen Maynard Red and Gun Club Maynard Vno Edwards James Priest Koe Dexter Kelley West Acton Ae ‘Imovies Groton Lesents William Westford Blodgett Evelyn (Mason) Blodgett Edward Walter Alonzo Maton Summer Street

Two Thousand Years of Light Exhibit on Romance and Vice

An exhibit titled Two Thousand Years of Light presents Mah's struggle for better light and convenience through a display of lighting devices arranged by Nai Carboh Co. and showcased as a period story of illumination and social themes.

Nai Carboh Co

Fragmentary notes on film roles and production shifts

Snippet references Loretta Young and her sister in Week End Marriage. Mention of camera work on The Sign of the Cross beginning after cast completion under Cecil B DeMille. Ambiguous OCR yields scattered phrases about roles and follow ups.

Aline Loretta Young Cecil B DeMille

Amelia Jart Arrives in Los Angeles for Extended Stay

Amelia Jart arrives in Los Angeles for an extended stay with her husband George Palmer Putnam, chairman of the editorial board at Paramount studios.

Amelia Jart Los Angeles George Palmer Putnam Paramount’ Studios

Marx Brothers Reveal Secret Of Making Comedies

The four Marx Brothers disclose their method for creating unique humor in Horse Feathers. They list unusual ingredients including cheese cloth razor blades gasoline bees wax books wild animals and lemon juice as part of the film’s production.

Marx Brothers

Gary Cooper describes Africa journey and film plans

Gary Cooper, back from hunting in Africa, outlines vivid impressions from his sojourn and discusses newly made motion pictures he filmed there. He contrasts these with his work opposite Tallulah Bankhead in Devil and the Deep.

Gary. Cooper Africa Gary ‘Cooper Tallulary Bankhead

First St Mary Parish field day in Bedford

Bedford St Mary Parish hosts a two day event August 26 and 27 on church grounds Great Priory featuring a food sale by the Ladies Sodality and choir group refreshments. Attractions include a doll carriage parade country store show and games for the young and old with prizes and a radio set and watches as top prizes.

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Three Games Preview For Hudgen-Bagies Town Team

Natick hosts Tri County league clash at Moulton field starting 6 15 p m as Hudgen Bagies Town plays Mie. Waltham club visits Friday night while Milford A plans Sunday game. Eagles aim for three straight after steady play and recent improvement.

Hudgen Bagies Tohight Mie Moulton Natick Waltham City Milford A Eagles Bore City Ditchburg Birds

Town Hall coal bids reviewed by selectmen

The board of selectmen opened bids for coal supply to the Town Hall. Both bidders offered 6.25 per ton delivered. The board decided to revise the contract between Toonazzoli and Biles Coal Company.

Toonazzoli Biles Coal Company Byres Ures

Cadets Plan Trip to Lawrence and Legion Event

Cadets voted at a regular meeting to attend the American Legion competition in Lawrence on Saturday. They will depart at 7:30 a.m. by chartered buses and report at Legion headquar ters. An escort will accompany Edith Nouree to the convention, with a review at the hall. A lawn party is planned for Saturday evening August 20 at Hobin Hill chapel to raise funds for new cadet uniforms.

John Growe Dunbarta Booth Boston Carbone, Thompson’ Assekt Tate Maynard Marlboro Concord Milford Palia Charlies Manninen Patrick Nugent Call Department U.S. Naval Reserves Provincetown Igers Tenrerrieters Cubs Yankee Tigers Terriers Pirates Braves Yankees Tuesay Finnigh Congregational Church Oat Fort Pond Littleton Es Russo S. Saise Kaleva Senidler Tounament Kilmer Camp Howard George Leightenary Henry Fairbanks Marthoro Paith Nourse ‘Rogers American Légion Lawrence Legion Edith Nouree Congress Hobin Hill

Fire Destroys Shed Behind Donat A. Brodeur Home

Fire department responded to a shed fire at the rear of Donat A. Brodeur’s Marlboro residence yesterday afternoon. Hayden Lane Chemicals were used to squelch the flames and prevent spread.

Marlboro Fire Department Box Bi Donat A. Brodeur Hayden Lane

Sudbury Delegates at American Legion State Convention

Roland H. Baton of Sudbury Post serves as delegate with Alfred Bonezzoli alternate, representing Sudbury at the state convention in Lawrence. The Sudbury Baseball League reports its second game result with the Fre Department over Phil Company, 7 to 6, noting improved play and ongoing practice.

Roland H Baton Sudbury Alfred FL ‘Bonezzoli Wie American Legion Lawrence Phil Phillies Hawes

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