Priestly Critiques U S Critics on Time and the Arts
New York writer J B Priestly faulted American critics for their rush to judgment of his play Time and the Answering Voice of England. Priestly, 48, spoke in Boston praising cultural ties while condemning harsh, boorish reception by some readers and reviewers.
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New York
J. B. Priestly
U. S.A
Voice of
England
Priestly
RudioCommenters
Aimericat
Phat
Priést Hs
Abeidgé
London
Yorkshire
America
Maynard Wedding Unites Miss Eileen Johnston and Grover Garson
Miss Eileen Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs John Johnston of 48 Sik iy street wed Grover Garson son of Mrs John M Carson of Sudbury in a Maynard ceremony. Rev Thomas J Croke officiated at the parish rectory. The bride wore a Swiss blue gown with baby blue and rose accents and carried white roses tied with baby ribbon. Jane Tobin was maid of honor and James Martin of Concord was best man. After a reception at Maynard Grange the couple planned to reside at 45 Brooks Street following a honeymoon trip to Maine.
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Maynard
Eileen Eligabeth Johnston
John Johnston
Sik Iy Street
Grover Garson
John M. Carson
Sudbury
Wiis
Thomas J. Croke
Bridgét
Eles
Jane Tobin
Inn of Honor
Julié
James Martin
Concord
of Eenard High School
Segali
Ee High School
Cushman Bakery
Maynard Grange
Wheir
Maine
Will & Eepe
Brooks, Street
Route One Win F Route Awarded and Work Underway
Attah The Central Construction Company of Lawrence has won the Route One project. Work began a few days ago and will span from the traffic circle at the Concord Reformatory to Littleton, a six mile stretch. Heavy equipment is removing trees to straighten the highway and traffic is rerouted via Route 111 and Central Street in West Acton for several weeks.
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Attah
Central Constriction Company
Lawrence
Mont Yan
Idenea Td
Concord Reformatory
Littleton
Concord
Central Street
West Acton
Party for D Mariano Honored at Italian Social Club
More than sixty friends gathered at the Italian Social Club Thursday evening to honor Dominic Mariano on his bachelor party. He plans to wed Miss Estelle Mowry of Shrewsbury on social date. A presentation of money accompanied refreshments and socializing.
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Maynard Man
Estelle Mowry
Shrewsbury
Maynard
Dominic Marian
Mariang
Exhibition of Indian Relics Opens in August
The Goodnow Public exhibit of Indian relics has trustees agreeing to open in August. All persons likely in Boro are welcome to attend.
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Shahury
Goodnow
Boro
Maynard Co op Club Outing Highlights Rescue at Crystal Lake
The Maynard Cooperative Club outing at Crystal Lake Hollis New Hampshire featured various games and activities. Bill Saarela assisted by Hans Watts performed a lifesaving action rescuing a man during the day’s events.
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Maynard Co BP . Club
Crystal Lake
Hollis
New Hampshire
Bill Saarela
Hans Watts
Casey at Home Party Endorses Joe Casey in Marlboro
A Maynard home gathering hosted by Mrs Eva Moynihan endorsed Joe Casey for re election to Congress. Speakers praised Casey’s 100 percent record and noted support from professionals nationwide. Louis B Contiers spoke for Hudson’s State Senator race and local figures organized a CC Club meeting with officers elected: Eva Moynihan president Ruth Lyons treasurer and two secretaries.
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Maynard
Eva Moynihan
Marlborotreet
Eveni Ng
No ‘Rantane
Joe Casey
Casey
Congréss
Louis P. Dunkwine
Middlesex
Séschman
Hudson
Apsley Ani Restoné Company
Ester F. Cowles
I. Erebts
Louis Bontiers
Jays
Mikijahiec
Ruth Lyons
Republicans Gather at Marlboro Dinner Meeting
A Marlboro Country Club dinner hosted by the Republican State Committee drew leaders from the Senatorial Districts Third Councilor and others. Major Edward D. Gross presided, with Atty. Leslie Sims, William Stockwell, and Charlotte Stockbridge among local officials attending. Richard D. Ison represented the Young Men's Republican Club.
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Maynard
Republican State Committee
Strict
Eld
Marlboro Country Club
Edward ‘D. Jross
Republican Tate Committee
Atty
Leslie Sims
William Stockwell
Charlotte Stockbridge
Repubban
Richard D. Ison
Youngen’s
Republican Club
Two Sisters Die in France Report Reaches Sister
South Sudbury resident Miss Marie L. Goyet learned last week of the deaths of her two sisters in France. No further details were provided.
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France
South Sudbury
Marie L. Goyet
King Philip Road
Sudbury Woman's Reading Club Sews for Red Cross
The Sudbury group met at Mrs. Charles H. WaysEEnian on Candy Hill to hear articles of interest and sew clothing for Red Cross refugees at home.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Reading Club
Charles H. WaysEenian
Candy Hill
The
Red Cross
Maynard Grange Plans Cottage Outing Tonight
The Maynard Grange hosts a Wednesday evening outing at the Larkin cottage with swimming boating games and refreshments. Orville Tucker and aided coordinate activities with rain postponement possible to Thursday night.
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Maynard Grange
Albert Larkin
Orville Tucker
Raymond Jones
Deerfield Valley Art Exhibit Showcases National Works
The Deerfield Valley Art Association exhibition remains on view through August with 40 studios across categories. Notable participants include Houart Nichols president of the National Academy and Louis Jetts of York, plus artists from Vermont and New York.
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Sudbury
Deerfield
Art Association
Deerfield Valley Arts
Houart Nichols
Theational Academy
Louis
Jetts of
York
Miy
Taekie
New York
Art Student League
Norr
Wester Biya Woodward
Art of the
Acton Native Passes Away in Concord
Acton native Everett Plage 86 of Lowell Road Concord died Saturday July 27 at his late home. He was a prominent real estate broker in Worcester for many years and services were held at his home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Acton.
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iEverett Plage
Acton
Lowell
Road
Concord
Flagg
Worcester
Twesty
Bertram Hanscom
Old South
Woodlawn
Aoa
Brooks Faces Unopposed Primary Run in September
Concord councillor Frank A. Brooks of West Concord will be unopposed by the Democratic slate in September primaries. He also faces two Republican ticket candidacies for Governor's Council while seeking re election with a territory covering 43 towns and cities.
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Concord
Frank A. Brooks
Highland Street
West
Brooks
Institute at State College educates local youths in cooperation
Six youths attended a state college institute on cooperative movements. Charles, Mark, Harold and others formed a course group learning the aims of the cooperative movement and its broader social impact.
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State College
Fissbachsett
Antikunen
Charles Oe Ve Mark
Harold Ing
Maynard Lady's Mutual Aid Society Observes 29th Anniversary
The Mutual Aid Society of the Atwee parish marks its 29th anniversary with a solemn high Mass at St. Casimir's Church at ten o'clock celebrated by Rev. J Maciaszek. A social and picnic follow in the parish hall and grounds. Since its 1911 founding the society has active civic and patriotic involvement and aiding community welfare led by president John Pozarycki Sr.
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Maynard
Our Lady's ‘Mutual Aid Society
Atwee
I. Maciaszek
St. Casimir’s Church
Jéhh Pozarycki, Sr
Sudbury Automobile Crash Kills 22 Year Old Man
Early Saturday near the town hall in Sudbury two cars on Old Sudbury road collided when one lost control and crashed into a tree. Albert P. Wright, 22, of Framingham was dead at the scene and driver John L. r Tr of Hudson was severely injured, with bystanders aiding and a hospital transfer to Framingham.
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Sudbury
Buxton
Framing Hath Hospital
Albert P. Wright
John’ L. R ‘Tr
Union Church August Services Announced
The Union Services of the Methodist and Congregational Churches meet at the National Church under Pastor HF Fulton. Mrs. France Archer directs organ music. Services will continue in August at the church building.
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HF Fulton
Medkist
Yish
Francea Archer
Cémméaire
Birth notice of unknown entities last week
Fragmentary birth notice mentions a newborn with unclear names and dates. readable parts indicate a birth event and local reporting but lack sufficient details to identify individuals or places.
Sheehan Family Marks 24th Annual Reunion at Acton Fair Grounds
Acton gathers about 400 Sheehans for the 24th annual reunion at Acton Fair Grounds. A Mass in West Concord precedes activities, with a town hall business meeting electing officers for the year. Highlights include prizes for youngest and oldest members, a long-serving Refreshment Committee chair honored, and a baseball game between City Slickers and Country Cousins. Special plans are set for the 25th reunion in 1941.
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Acton
Sheehan
Acton Fair Grounds
Tady
Help of Christians Week
West Concord
Town Hall
Edward W. Sheehan
Dorchester
Gatherine Sheehan Burke
Celia Sheehan Lake
Boston
Katherine Sheehan- Sheehan
Susie Sheehan
Maynard
Frances Sheehan Hurtz
Newton
Jeremiah 5. Sheehan
Dennis BH. Sheehan
Hudson
Dennis Sheehan
Allston
T. J. Sheehan
Jamaica Plain
Catherine Sheehan
Manion
Littleton
Burke
Roxbury
Mary J. Sheehan
Patrick J. Sheehan
Hyde ‘Park
Margate
Brighton
Membe
T. J. Sheelan
Mary Sheehan DeGust
Quincy
William T. Sheehan Jr
Lynn
W. T. Sheehan
East Weymouth
Peter White
Fxwardee i
Erccneotee
Sheehan City Slickers
Bedford WPA Chorus to Perform at Hospital
The Commonwealth Chorus directed by Charles will present a Massachusetts WPA Music Project program for patients and staff at the hospital on Monday afternoon at 1:30. The concert supports the United States Gtent Administration Hospital entertainment initiative.
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Bedford
W. P. A. Commonwealth Chorus
Charles
United States Gtent Administration Hospital
Ford
Massachusetts
WPA
Maynard Young People Register for New York Work Program
Youths aged 17 to 24 may register for New York work program aid at local welfare offices and the National Employment Office in Marl Athens. Registration requires a Social Security Number and completion of protective steps before securing employment in federal or state projects.
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Marl 'Aathen
Public Welfare
N.Y. A
Council To Plan Basaer October 3 4 5
Maynard Gounell K of C id pdt hail torake Belt of the Godt.
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Basaer
Maynard Gounell K
Employment office notes pickup in footwear textile work
The district office in Laison reports over 1400 workers have returned to work in 11 communities, attributing the rise to government contracts in shoes and textiles. Walter D. McCarthy notes that compensation funds are being matched to suitable shoeworkers including fancy and French-card stitchers, heel burnishers, scourers, and bottom finishers, with calls for navy yard and Springfield Armory workers to classify.
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McCarthy
Navy Yards
Springfield Armory
Cal
Usc. C
Wanazer
Water Projects Underway in West and South Districts
George H. Clapp superintendent of the West and South Water district leads a busy crew through several expansion projects. Three extensions at Robbing K and Maple Avenue Acton Center progress, while a Main Street link from Center School to William Sack completes. New services install at building operations.
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George H. Clapp
Supe
West and South Water District
Robbing K
Souith
Maple Avenue
Acton Center
Main Street
Center
William M. Sack
Boston Group Heads Annual Outing and Sports Tournament
Members of the Boston City Hospital association joined the annual outing at the Agora Club last Thursday. Mayor Tobin and City Councillors attended. The State Council K of C will hold its annual sports tournament at Stow today.
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Maynard
Boston
J@msaree Association
Aegora Club
Fice
J Tobin
State Council
K. of
Stow C
Algonquin Scouts Host Bolton Day Week at Resolute Camp
Bolton Day on August 8 highlights a busy week at Camp Resolute as Algonquin Scouts host guests from Bolton across the lake. A campfire program, exhibitions, and door carnival activities run 5th week with Leo Day as village leader guiding events and Rotary Club sponsorship supporting troop participation from Milford Marlboro Northboro Southboro and Fayville.
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Bolton
Resolute
Boltch
Villake
Eanti
Leo
Jon Day
Milford
Veille
Henry Sunderland
Wilhelmy
Kennells
Francis Kay Fayville
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