Sudbury Nine Faces Coburnville In Home Game
Sudbury hosts Coburnville at home as the Coburnville nine shellacks Sudbury's defense. The Braves’ infield holds, but weak outfield hits and errors undermine runs while Sudbury struggles to score against a strong mound performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anville
Coburnville - Nine
Sudbury’s
Grofunds
Braves
Mercury
Jone
Sburnville
Hnng
Urnville
Sudbury
Notice of Lost Deposit Book in Middlesex Institution
Lost deposit book number 1s reported for Middlesex Institution by J. W. Ballou assistant marshal. Public notice lists dates July 27 August 8 and 10. Bank action seeks recovery and protection of account funds.
ITGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Power of sale under a mortgage from Stefan Makreckis to the Institution for Savings will auction a parcel on Oak Street in Newton established by the deed dated 1924. The property includes a dwelling and land described by boundaries and access, with drainage rights and restrictions from prior deeds. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and liens, with proceeds to satisfy the mortgage, costs, and any further claims. Auction held August 27, 1932, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Institution for Savings Massachusetts office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itgagee
Stefan Makreckis
Institution For Savings
Middlesex South
Oak Street
Lucy A. Maynard
Lang Row
Maynard
James
Nathan William H. Johnston
Et &Y
McCleary
Wilson
Chusetts
Inquiry seeks site of Richard Newton’s 17th century mansion
A Marlborough reader requests help locating the site of Richard Newton's mansion built after his 1639 emigration from Sudbury England. The house stood in Sudbury, later called Southborough, with land later becoming part of Marlborough. She asks locals to identify the home's location or any surviving descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
College Avenue
New Brunswick
N. J
Marlborough
Mass
Richard Newton
America
Sudbury
Southborough
Clara P. Newton
W. R. Newton
England
Walter R. Newton
West Acton Social Notes Amid Cape Camping Trip
Webster Blanchard and Mrs farwater are entertaining at Five Mr and Mrs Waldo with friends away camping on the Cape. Their son Richard will stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs Clifford Stearns during the absence. Mr and Mrs George Darrah visited last week from Lowell. Mrs Myra Cummings hosts her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs George Clarkson from Philadelphia on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Blanchard
Garden Ruin Sparks $100 City Damages Claim
Nick Nicholar of Worcester demands $100 from the city after firefighters, tackling a nearby blaze, trampled his garden into dust. The damaged vegetables included cabbages beans and peas as the incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Nicholar
Worcester
Nick
Executors Appointed for William Wheeler Estate in Middlesex
Notice announces State Street Trust Company and two executors Fannie Eleanor Wheeler and George M. Weed as executors of William Wheeler late of Concerl Middlesex deceased. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay to 58 State Street Boston MA. Dates July 22 1932 and notices August 10 17 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheeler
Concerl
County of
Middlesex
State Street
Boston
Mass
State Street Trust Company
William R. Herlihy
Fannie Eleanor Wheeler
George M. Weed
Leora E. Conant
Acton
Outing planned by Civil War veterans and auxiliary
Marlboro Massachusetts Department Sons of Union Veterans and Department Auxiliary announce the annual picnic at Stow Country Club on Saturday August 20. An all day program of sports and games leads to a 6 PM dinner for about one thousand attendees with golf tennis swimming and prizes. The event features a Hudson Northboro Plymouth camp baseball game and a Marlboro Boy Scouts band concert with Libbey Libbey chairing the committee and Warner directing the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Northboro
Aig
Plymouth
Marlboro
Wilfred H. Libbey
Westboro
Ethel E. Taylor
Edwin Wheeler
Lloyd Warren
Shoe Output In U S A June Rise Reported
Washington reports June U S shoe production up 4.3 percent from May. Totals cite 23,463,176 pairs in June and 22,497,048 in May, with gains across most classes except part leather and part fabric sandals and certain shoes. New England produced 56,817,050 pairs nationwide. Massachusetts 36,755,241. New York 31,542,226. Missouri 17,180,295.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WU. S
Commerce Department
New England
Massachusetts
United States
New York
Missouri
Davis Cup Doubt Cast Over American Tennis Stars
In Mass at Aug 6 reports of Davis Cup doubt as Bill Tilden cautions that England is favored to win next year. He and pro teammates plan an exhibition tour starting north to Swampscott, drawing hundreds at Eel River Beach Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Bie
Billy ‘Tilden
Blue Atlantic
Beheld & Vision
Shin
Lion Peigs
Frahee
Plymouth Rock
Sur- William
Sam
Tilden
Eel River Beach
Mantergs Point
Tennlis
England
Bill
France
Jean Borvira
Boanding
Basqie
One Cochet
Jean Brugnon
Erans
Popcaition
Ellsn
John van — Wilmer J. Allison
Monagam
Gos Austin
Fre
Hang Nusslein
Eddett Pare
Bruce Barhes
Swampscott
Seaside Reserve
Big Bill
Barnes
Chicago
Parish Meeting House Hosts Morning Sermon and Luncheon
At the First Parish Meeting House Rev. Channing Brown preaches on A Church With Wingy in a 11 a.m. service followed by a box luncheon. September 18 observances invite early attendance. John Henry Wilson and Fisherman's Island preacher will speak at 2 p.m. Music from Marlboro Unitarian choir directed by Mrs Jean Wood Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Brown
Wingy
Try
John Henry Wilson
Littleton
Mass
Fisherman's Taland
Maine
Unitarian Church
Marlboro
Jean Wood Lynch
Bedford Miss Evelyn Davis and Miss Hester
Miss Evelyn Davis and Miss Hester are spending a few days in Bedford and plan a release from their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn. Davis
Hester Ee Ag
Releas
Harvard Baseball Set to Face South Actons at Jones Field
The Harvard baseball team will play South Actons on Jones Field Sunday August 11 at 3 o clock. Mrs Sarah Barnsdale of Swarthmore Pennsylvania is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs George E Green John M Hough of Brandon Vermont spent the past week with his son Supt John F Hough. Mrs Harry B Morse returned home Sunday from a visit to her sister in Providence Rhode Island. Donald H Currier was taken to the person early on upon for acute by. Dr and Mrs Clarence N Goward of the A A left home on Wednesday for Digby Nova Scotia for a visit among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
South Actons
Jones Field
Sarah Barnsdale
Swarthmore
Pent
George
E Green
John M. Hough
Brandon
Vermont
John F. Hough
Harry B. Morse
Sumiay
Providence
Donald H Currier
Clarence N. Goward
A.A
Digby
Nova Scotia
Notable Local Notables and Town News Highlights
Hat in ring. appendicitis sidelines Mr. Goodnow though recovery expected swift. Mr. Goodhow of New York Edison Electric Company, son of Selectman and Mrs. Howard Goodhow, visits. P Stilex departed Boulogne for New York after seven-country tour to boost town finances and sporting interest. Sudbury Fire Department drill led by Capt. Way and Lieut. Bradshaw, pay checks issued by Chief Davison. George Duffy, tobacconist, visits Sudbury. "Duff" recovering from illness and welcomed by trade district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodnow
Goodhow
New York
Hdison Electric Company
Howard
M.goodhow
Biddy
P. Stilex
Boulonge
France
Nahope
Fire Department
Way
Bradshaw
Davison
George Duffy
Aléerian
Sudbury
Duff
Wity
Timine
West Acton Social Notes and Visitors Roundup
West Acton reports visiting relatives from Pennsylvania and Montana, with Mrs. Leslie Stuart returning from Central street. Miss Ella Bixby visited town last Thursday. Miss Hazel C. Beach and Boxboro guests camped at Lannepesaukee NH. A silver tea and food sale for the West Ad ontist Church Ladies Circle is set for August 1 at 2 30 PM with Mrs. Hoar in charge. Mr and Mrs W B Holt drove to Hampton Beach aided by Mrs Gertrude Leighton for a beach vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Adontist Church
West Acton Woman's Club Season Program 1932 38
Seasonal schedule listing events for the West Acton Woman's Club from 1932 to 1938. Highlights include receptions, guest nights, guest afternoons, recitals by Esther Snow Carter and Harold Merriam, a boy and girl scouts3 appearance, a children’s day, annual meeting, and a drama program directed by Mrs. Bertha Montague with events at Acton Centre and Mass. Woman's Club venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton Woman’s Club
Wee Stockbridge
Washington
Gerald
South Acton
Acton
Mass
Woman's Club
Acton Centre
Marguerite
Barnes
iAnnie — Tillinghast
Harold Merriam
Mags
Woman’s Club
Esther Snow Carter
Miss Blanchard
Powers family at home after Nant The Highway visit
Mr and Mrs James H Powers and family stay at their Center home following a short Nant The Highway visit. The Highway Department recently repaired Good Hill Road with a steam roller, easing citizen travel. This week the department oils and sands North Road. Albert Goodnow rests in Framingham Hospital after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Powers
Nant
Dept
San Hill‘road
Albert Goodnow
Framingham Hospital
Call to Arms urged by Sportsmen group
Seth Gordon heads the American Game Association urging 15 million sportsmen to pledge candidates to wildlife restoration before elections. He notes 40 states will hold sessions, with one third of Senate and all House members up for election this year, stressing nonpartisan support for game and fish programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fish and Game
Mit Eee
Seth Gordon
American Game Association
United States
United States Senate
House
The
Game Association
Gordon
Aisheiten
Mr. Gordon
Individ
United Indian States
Man
What Will Rogers Thinks of Home Town Newspaper
Beverly Hills readers hear Rogers praise the National Editorial Association editors from small towns and weeklies. He notes their intelligent, well written papers influence public opinion more than metropolitan dailies, and urges all readers to engage with local country newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Boston Globe
Beverly Hills
Calif
National Editorial Association
Anonymity and social acceptability misuse warned
Gordon urges vigilance against hidden groups exploiting anonymity to target young women at social venues. He warns that dancers face risk from men who exploit ticket office norms and social masks to make unwanted advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Rotary Club to Meet at Black and White Inn Tomorrow
The Marboro Rotary holds its regular meeting tomorrow at noon at the Black and White Inn. President Charles A Bowman will preside over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marboro Rotary
Black and White Inn
Charles A. Bowman
Brazil Water Polo Disqualified After Rio Riot
At the Olympic swimming venue in Los Angeles on August 9, Brazil's water polo team was disqualified following a riot after a match with Germany. Police restored order as referees faced angry protests over disputed calls. The federation banned Brazil from further competition while the U S led unofficially with a large point total. Helene Madison set a new Olympic record in the women’s 100 meter freestyle, and Mickey Riley won the men's 3 meter springboard diving title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Brazil
Germany
Adelbert, Konnadi
Hungary
Yesult
United States
Helene Madison
Mickey’ Riley
Marlboro Band Concert Set Next Tuesday Night
Local American Legion post hosted a popular Marlboro band concert. The year’s second collection has been successful, and plans are made for another band concert by the same group next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leon Post
Ah Ec Cme
Marlboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
TH Sudbury
Franklin Fign Poh Flanders
Man- WN
Ralph Richardson
N. H
Middlesex Institution
J. W. Ballou
Mans
Lucy A. Walter Reyner
Lesex South District
Isda L. Kotlen
Mare
Maynarden
Binks
Irwin
Priesr
Thelma Thompson
Dixie Bee
Terre Haute
Ind
Ree Ee
Bier
West Acton
Cub’s New
Ennae Charle
Grimm
Rogérs Hornsby
William Veeck
State Dept.s. OF U. V. Outing
Stow Golf Club
U.S. Eea
Elmore A. Mills Taynard
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bedford
Lauri
Lehtinen
Reick Ill
Oregon
Thie Yindie
Mark Real Ib Rat
Gov. of
Nklin’ D. Roosevelt
Albany
Lehman
Charles Mason Remey
Washington Hospital
Remey
Ce Kart D. Rison
Paris
Hemnouere
Asunce
Argentina
Media Luna
Fabra
Bovin
Pacific
Jose 3. P. Guggiari
Paraguay
Apraguayan Forts
Bolivia
Ngucciart
FFT
Magisgal Lopez
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!