Acton Jam Hospital Visit and Local Social Notes
A patchy local item notes health visits, visitors from Nashua and Ohio, and social happenings around town. It mentions Mrs. Panl Deafsorn, Geraldine Of Liakewood, and Mrs. Rosse, plus townsfolk Isom, Betty, and Mr. Berry visiting Arlington and Tremont. References to a German chase, a dog incident, and Edison studio viewing appear in scattered sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Baise Gatceaty
Uny
Nashua
Naks Parker, Jr
Insylvania
Isom
Hudson
Betty
Ohio
Mr. and I Berry
Arlington
Maynard Sportsmen Plan Big Outing At Maynard Club
The Middlesex League Sportsmen met at the Maynard Red and Gun Club with 150 delegates to outline plans for the annual outing on September 26 at Maynard Club. A motion to close Morse Pond Natick Wellesley to ice fishing was adopted and sent to the Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Middlesex League
Maynard Red and Gun Club
Maynard Club
Morse Pond
Natick- Wellesley
Massachsetts
Seounds
Joseph Kelley
Framingham
Ralph Fletcher
Kelley
Consis
Waltham
Joseph.McKay. Woburn
L. A. Brewer
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
George Stuart
George Stockwell
P. Joseph Schwab
Eugene Thommyson
Joseph O'Leary
Carl Swanson
Ralph Barnes
Edward Billett
George Sharpe
Karl Leach
Albert V. Brannigan
Natick
Sam Gove
Cambridge
Outing Committee
League
Woburn
Rise of Howard Grosskloss Takes Pirates Spotlight
Howard Grosskloss, rising for the Pittsburgh Pirates, drew NL attention with sensational hitting and fielding after stepping into second base. A Riverside Langely standout, he led in multiple sports, captained teams, and inspired local pride with his leadership and all around ability.
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Pittsburgh
Howard Grosskloss
National League
Bréen
Pirates
Thapagheea
Grossnoxs
Howard
Riverside
Langely
Cavalry Horse Killed in Camp Devens Show
A horse named Garroway, owned by George A. Labarre of Southboro, died after breaking its neck at the Camp Devens annual horse show. The horse, ridden by Lt. Edward F. Grigg of Troop A, was in service with the 110th Cavalry M G and had been loaned to the Cavalry Co for three years. Grigg was uninjured. the horse was shot at the encampment.
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Camp Devens
George A. Labarre
Southboro
110Th Cavalry
California Outdoor Life Exposition Highlights Wildlife
A Los Angeles bulletin reports that professionals were ignored at California's First Annual Outdoor Life Exposition. The show featured native wild creatures and foreign animals, with wildlife captured for transfer, tagging and rescue work to illustrate conservation efforts by national state and municipal departments. It was sponsored by local Izaak Walton League units.
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California
Los Angeles
American Game Association
Wild Geer
National
State
Munivpal
Izaak Walton League
Gale River Experimental Forest starts in White Mountains
The Gale River forest in New Hampshire becomes a formal experimental area under the Forest Service to study primitive and experimental regions. Covering about 1320 acres, research has begun since July 1927 with $20,000 appropriated to support forest planting and growth studies at the Amherst Massachusetts station.
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Gale River
Mt. Washingto
White Mountain National Forest
New Hampshire
Forest Service
United States
Service Forest Service
Amherst
Mass
New England
Cengres
Amherst Station
Connecticut
New Haven Couny
Whittemore
Boom Morrow for President Club Forms in California
A presidential boom formed today in California for Senator D. W. Morrow of New Jersey after Dwight W. Morrow for president club filed incorporation papers in Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
D. W. Morrow
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
President Club
Sell Rides To Stimulate Walking Weekend Hikes In Vermont
Weekend hikes in Vermont mountains will be offered to New Yorkers via cooperation between the New Haven and Central Vermont railroads and Waterbury Vermont Chamber of Commerce. Mailings feature Vermont scenes and the Long Trail from the Massachusetts state line to Jay Peak Canada, described as the longest continuous footpath in the United States. Waterbury will send materials to 2000 Appalachian Mountain Club members and arrange guides if needed. Trips depart New York on the Montrealer Friday evening and return on the Washingtonian Sunday night.
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Vermont
New Haven
Central Vermont
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Waterbury
Green Mountain Club
Massachusetts
Jay Peak
Canada
Walter Prichard Eaton
United States
Waterbury Chamber of Commerce
New York
Boston
Maine
Farm Woodlot Importance to New England Farms
President E H Thompson of the Federal Land Bank in Springfield outlines why farm woodlots matter in New England. They provide income on otherwise burdensome land, offer winter work, may gain value if not abandoned, and support long-term farm mortgages, though small timber markets and high taxes hamper maintenance.
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Newa
E*’ H Thompson
Federal Land Bank of
Springfield
Mass
New England
Mexican Flight Mileage Rises Sharply in 1930
Mexican aviation data for 1930 show total flight miles of 2,845,819, up from 1,896,507 in 1929 and 727,591 in 1928, with passengers carried reaching 20,920, a 193 percent rise from 10,969 in 1929. Also noted is a report from Assistant Trade Commissioner Edward P. D. McLaughlin in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Edward PD. McLaughlin
Hudson Red Cross Hosts Large Classes In Swimming
The Hudson Red Cross chapter reports strong youth interest in swimming and life saving. John Spinney and assistants run beginner swimming on Wednesday mornings at Lake Boon Inn Beach, while twilight club sessions offer life saving training in the afternoon. A long list of registered students includes Viola A Bishop, G Bernice Millay, Ralph Haynes, Martha Carney, Phyllis Buckminster, Evelyn Reynolds, and many others.
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Hudson
John Spinney
Hudson Red Cross
Nerg
Lake Boon
Reece
Viola
A. Bishop
G. Bernice Millay
Ralph Haynes
Martha Carney
Phyllis Buckminster
Evelyn.Raynolds
Clifford Reynolds
Markel Poplin
Jean Poplin
Russell
Burke
Arline
B Boyd
William G Boyd
Zillah Brown
Gordon
Blenkhorn
Paul ‘Badger
Janet Brumby
Frances
Buckminster
Francesa _D Bruce
Anna M Belchunas
Adele M Bowlby
Louise A Carney
Irené Cronin
Eleanor M Cox
Allan C Collins
David L Collins
Frank L Clark
Robert Couley
Sibyl Davis
Babarg
E Day
Virginia Dillon
Jack da
List of residents with surname spellings and initials
A fragmented OCR list names many individuals including Patricia Medecko Mary Donovan Hel e Donovan Claire Girardin Robert Gay Margaret Jardine Mary Jez Trving Kenney Shirley Kenney John R LaFoley Marjorie Learned Leslie Learn Helen Monks Milton Marsh Violet Miller Mary J Miller John M Miller Harry Madden Elea nor Madden Helen Morel Florence Morel Helen Malinowsky Gloria Nowlan Robert Nowlan Warren Ordway Lillian Porter Payne Daniel Pope Mary Reynolds Lionel Rodrigues Donald Rogers Alma Rowe Rosaly n Spaulding Marjorie Vallier Joe Teixeira John Teixeira Alfred H Taylor Roland Taylor Dorothy Tresilian Eleanor Tresilian Margaret Tresilian Wright Daniel Wrenn Caroline Wilber Ted Wilbur Edith Spaulding John Howarth Rose Hoffman Rowena Wright.
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Medecko
Patricia Donovan
Hele Donovan
Farfa
Mary’ ‘Finnderty
Hisabeth Finnerty
Jean’ Gilles
Claire’ Girardin
Robert Gay
Margaret Jardine
Mary Jez
Trving
Marjorie Vallier
Joe’ Teixeira
John. Teixeira
Alfred H. Taylor
Jr. Royallor
Therese Taylor
Roland Taylor
Dorothy
Tresilian
Eleanor’ ‘Tresilian
Margaret Tresilian Wright
Daniel Wrenn
Caroline P Wilber
Ted C Wilbur
Edith
Spaulding
Ralph, Howarth
John Herrington
Rose Hoffman
Rowena Wright
Survey to map Connecticut apple varieties for future planting
A Connecticut Department of Agriculture survey, at the request of the Pomological Society, will count apple varieties in orchards to guide growers on planting for wider production. The effort aims to ease marketing and connect buyers with growers, following a year that saw sales of about 25 000 bushels.
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Connecticut
Connecticut’ Department, of Agriculture
State
Pomological Society
New England
USGS to Map Rangeley Lakes District This Summer
The Rangeley Lakes district in Maine will be mapped by the United States Geological Survey service this summer. In addition to ground work, US Army planes will conduct an aerial survey of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley Lakes District
Maine
United States Geological Survey Service
US Army
Acton News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Death
A narrow escape occurred when Mr Sertbriet’s car nearly collided while driving toward Littleton near the Coughlin farm. Funeral services were held for Leslie S Sawyer of Somerville who died suddenly in Burnham on July 31. Annie Kingsley attended the Sheehan family reunion at Acton Center. The town tax rate was set at 92 per thousand with notes on state purchases and local finances.
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Sertbriet
Littleton
Coughlin Farm
Ada
Leslie
Sawyer
Somerville
Burnham
Annie Kingsley
Sheehan
Acton Center
Mase
St. Elizabeth’s Church
McGuire Family Visits Domestic Travel Notes
Peter and Jack McGuire returned home after visiting relatives in Keene. Mr and Mrs William McGuire of Medford hosted their four children at McGuire residence on Martin Street. Mrs J We A Arntes of New Jersey travels to Topsham Maine for a short visit. James McKinsie of Maynard is mentioned in the same brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jack McGuire
Keene Nob
William McGuire
Medford
McGuire
Martin
J We A. Arntes
New Jersey
Topsham
Maine
Jamed McKinsie
Maynard
Acton Fair Promotes Prelimidia Book Distribution
The Acton Fair committee members including Albert P. Durbée and W. B. Cartier plan bumper signs and bumper distribution for the Premidia Book to be ready by August 10. The book will have twelve more pages of printed matter than last year and advertisers show strong interest for fair patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Durbée
Northton
W. B. Cartier
South Acton
Acton Fair
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Acton
William Johnson
Radio Wee
Tremont
Edison
Hudson Pir
Ruth
Middlesex Club
Want
United Co-Operative Society
Morgan
Matoes
KAY Soap
Insweet Prunes
Ivory
Med Co-operative Chain
M Phone
Do Maynard
Waltham ST
LOU Miller International News Service
Amherst College
Grosskloss
Gateway
G.A. Labarre
S. Service
Boom Morrow
N.E
Gertrude McGrath
Carter Street
Hadena
Naugatuck, Conn
U. S.S Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Neeee
Hampton Roads
J. W. Chase
Pennsylvaniia
U.S. St Arizona
Cuba
Panama Canal
Thérice
Kip
Iare
Ness
Flint
Michigan
Lésus
Taylor Chevrolet
Tel
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