Concord Engagements and Local Notices
Mrs Esther MacDonald of Everett Street announces the marriage plans of daughter Margaret to Almon Heyliger of Cambridge Turnpike. Margaret, a 1929 Open High School Comings Course graduate and Concord Cooperative Bank clerk, will wed mechanic Almon Heyliger. Hubert Lamb returns from two years abroad to join Belmont Hill School as music faculty. Whitney works with the Boston Legal Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther MacDonald
Everett Street
Margaret
Almon Heyliger
Theodore G. Heyliger
Cambridge
Turnpike
Heyliger
Open High School
Concord Cooperative Bank
Hubert Lamb
Arthur L. Lamb
Court Lane
Belmont Hill School
M Whitney
Boston Legal Aid Society
Local Notes From South Acton and Surroundings
David Young spent two weeks with the 26th Division at Fort Devens. Roland Johnson also served with the Concord Division National Guard at Fort Devens. Emma A Brown visits Manchester NH. Carol Crosby visits Amsterdam NY. Oliver E Houghton arrives on Post Office Day with patriotic display. Families in Mamaronick NY and South Paris MO visitants. Ac ton Fair Premium Book near printing with red white blue cover. Francis Hall 14 of North Acton injured by car near Needham and taken to Emerson hospital Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Young
CMT Co
Fort Devens
Roland Johnson
Concord
National Guard
Poxing
Emma A Brown
Manchester
N H
Clara Turner
School Street
Carol Crosby
Frank Lane
Amsterdam
Oliver E. Houghton
South Acton
Acton
William H. Hansey
Everett Hanley
Mamaronick
N*y
Edgar 1
Lizzie
Annie Banks
William Merriam
Isaac § Ford
South Paris
Francis Hall
Irvin Hall
North Acton
Hattie E Lord
Needham
Emerson Hospital
West Concord Church Service and New Engine Pass Tests
West Concord Massachusetts Rev Alfred W Stone to lead morning service August 7 at 10 30 am with Rev Preston R Crowell preaching and Mrs Alpha Manter as soloist. Engine No 2, a Buffalo pumping fire engine, passes all tests and is accepted, adding 750 gallons per minute capacity and 1800 feet of hose to Concord fire apparatus. Teddy Edwardsen returns home from Emerson Hospital recovering from recent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Concord Union Church
West Concord
Mass
Alfred W Stone
Preston R. Crowell
Alpha Manter
Buffalo
Concord
Teddy Edwardsen
Emerson Hospital
Union Service at First Parish in Concord
Sunday August 7 service at 10.45 am features Rev Edward Perry Daniels of the Trinitarian Congregational Church leading morning worship in Concord. Rev George Loring Thurlow listed as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward Perry Daniels
Trinitarian Congregational Church
George Loring Thurlow
Mr. Daniels
All Women Sandals Marked Down at Jackson's Main Street
Maynard ad notes price cut on all women summer sandals from 1 49 to 1 00 per pair at Jackson's on Main Street with Maynard listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Main Street
Maynard
Glory Which Religion Sheds on Life Sermon at Sudbury
At First Parish Meeting House Rev Channing Brown will preach on The Glory Which Religion Sheds on Life next Sunday morning with service at 11 o'clock and a kindergarten session during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Brown
Alfred G. ‘Whitney
Randolph
Alan F. Flynn
Frank C Perkins
Framingham Road
Men's Shoes On Sale At Jackson's Morcaré Main Street
Bargain footwear for men and boys advertised with prices from 1.97 to 3.95 at Jackson's on Main Street in Morcaré. Footwear includes work shoes and dress shoes in varied styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’s
Main Street
Morcaré. v
Belmont Hill Hires Taylor as Headmaster for New Year
The Belmont Hill School announces W Harold Taylor, formerly Senior Master at Middlesex School, will head the school starting the new year. The Emersons, Mr and Mrs Raymond Emerson and daughter Elles, are summering at their Forbes estate cottage on Naughson Island near Woods Hole for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Emerson
Elles Emerson
Forbes Estate
Naushon Island
Woods Hole
W. Harold Taylor
Middlesex School
Belmont Hill School
Ladies' New Footwear Shown On Main Street
A display of new footwear for women features strappy pumps and ties. Vendors along Jackson's Main Street in Maynard showcase styles suitable for both kids and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maire
Jackson’s Main Street
Maynard
Adv
Regional Notes from South Sudbury and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown and their infant visited the Baldwins and returned to Lebanon New Hampshire. Mrs Eleanor Brown of Meridian Canada visited relatives here. Mrs James Bartlett and daughter spent Monday with Mrs H F Parker in Chelmsford. Memorial Congregational Church closes for August with Sunday service held on the lawn. Rev and Mrs Albert Reynolds and family left for camp until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Brown
Earl Baldwin
Lebanon
N. H
Eleanor Brown
Meridan
Cann
James Bartlett
H.F. Parker
Chelmsford
Memorial Congregational Church
Albert Reynolds
Vermont and Washington connections in Hastings family
Mr and Mrs Walter Tuttle spent a week touring Vermont visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Graustein of Mélrose stay with Mr and Mrs Charles H. Parsons in Chadwick Street. Levis C. Hastings received a gift from his nephew Lieut. Kester L. Hastings at Walter Reed Hospital, a flag that belonged to their father Charles A. Hastings, a gesture the uncle values highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tuttle
Vermont
Graustein
Mélrose
Charles H. Parsons
Chadwick Street
Levis C. Hastings
Kester L. Hastings
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Charles. A. Hastings
Hastings
Hastings and Hough families visit Idaho and local church notes
C A Hastings long connected with Idaho affairs visited with Supt John F Hough over the weekend at Tanbridge. Young John and sisters Frances and Connie report near constant rain but good fishing and plenty of fun. Mrs Anna Nixon visits friends at Littleton. Two August Congregational services announced and September 4 restart with Lord's Supper celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hastings
Idaho
John F. Hough
Tanbridge
John
Frances
Connie
Anna Nixon
Littleton
Congregational Church
Chicago Speeds Construction of Exposition Units
Chicago moves forward with the 1933 Century of Progress Exposition as new pavilions and support structures rise. Fencing stretches nine feet high for three and a half miles, a $45,000 bridge hall, electrical group interiors, and three General Exhibits pavilions designed by Harvey Wiley Borbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
Electric Group
Eiedrical Group
General Exhibits
Harvey Wiley Borbett
New York
Architectural Commission
Reidaee
Firemen Rescue Canary From Tree Top in Denver
Denver firemen and an 80 foot extension ladder rescued Johnny a three year old canary from the top of a tree. Fireman ER Smith climbed the ladder and brought the bird to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Johnny
OH. Smith
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Maynard Agency
Frank E. Sanderson
Nason Street
Pope Street
Hudson
Wirthmore
A. W. Davis Co
West Acton
Tel
Crowe’s Beauty Shop
Nason St. Magna
Aoeard Stores
New Furnithe
Carter Furniture Company
Sudbury
West Acton Fe
Littlefield
Arlington Sts
W. Acton
Ferguson
Joan Blondell
Marcia Ferguson
Judd Brooks
Cornwall
Inelde
Singers of
Violet Heming
Ralph Bellamy
Kay. Francis
Roland Young
South
General Motors Corporation
Holabird and Root
Chrysler
Federal
Northerly Island
States
Lincoln, Group
Neptune’s Pantry
Western Electric Sound
George
Bancroft
Bangro
Robert Young
Lewis Stone
Jean ‘Hersholt
John Miljan
James Cagney
Marion Nixon
Guy Kibsee
Virginia Bruce
Rtal
Canary
McNeilly
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Main St
Great Plain Avex
Bailey’s Cleansers
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