Maynard-Papers Highlight Kearney for General Court Nomination
Patrick Edward Kearney seeks the Democratic nomination for representative to the General Court from the Maynard Hudson Stow and Boxboro district. Atty Francis M Walsh withdrew in favor of Kearney due to friendship. Kearney, a Naval Reserve lieutenant, former Pensacola instructor, now works as an automobile demonstrator and is Elks Hudson Lodge exalted ruler. He aims to oppose Atty Leslie W Sims in the state election.
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Patrick Edward Kearney
Manningstreet Hudson
Maynard, Hudson, Stow
Boxboro
Atty
Francis M. Walsh
Kearney
U. S. Naval Res. Air Force
Pensacola
Fla
Hudson Lodge of Elks
Leslie W. Sims
Friendly Rivals Set To Open Series At Crowe Park
Maynard T. T. and Framingham, long time rivals, meet Sunday at Crowe park in a 60 40 gate split series opener. Maynard seeks strong finish as gate majority lures top effort from both sides.
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Maynard
Maynard T. T
Framingham
Crowe Park
Lions
Voters May Register August 13 in Sudbury
Sudbury notices the Board of Registration of Voters will meet at the Goodnow Public Buildings on Wednesday evening August 13 and at the First Parish Church on August 27. Registration sessions run 7 to 9 PM to add eligible voters before the September 16 primaries.
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Sudbury
Board of Registration of Voters
Goodnow
West Acton News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
Oscar Olsen suffered a painful burn from hot tar while at work for Stuart County last week. J A Garceau’s mother was taken to Emerson Hospital for treatment. Mrs Howard Tracy and her young daughter vacationed at Newfound Lake with her parents. An engagement between Mrs Esther Whitemore of Framingham and Arthur L Freese of Acton is announced. The Vanity Shop owned by Mrs Rachel L Haynes will reopen August 1 after a vacation in the White Mountains.
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Oscar Olsen
Stuart Coun Uy
J. A. Garceau
Emerson Hospital
Howard ‘Tracy
Newfound Lae
West Acton
Esther + Wuittemore
Framingham
Arthur L. Freese
Acton
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West Acton Church Announces Sunday Service Plans
West Acton Baptist Church will hold regular services at 10:45. The sermon will be delivered by Rev Bernard of Roxbury, replacing the previously announced sermon by Dr. W. D. Wolfe for August 17.
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West Acton Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Bernard
Roxbury
W. D. Wolfe
Amateur Marathoners Set 10 Mile Route in Acton Event
A September 1 mammoth field day marks a 10 mile road race from Concord through Maynard to Acton Centre. Organized by Edwards-Quimby Post A. L. and the Acton Fire Department, the event promises valuable prizes for winners and features several top entrants, with entries to Young Tibbetts, Radio Centre P O Box 23, Mass, urged immediately.
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Acton
Edwards-Quimby Post A. L
Concord
Maynard
Acton Centre
Young Tibbetts
P. O. Box 23
Radio Centre
Mass
Petersen's Single Smith's Triple Spark Elks Win
Petersen's single drives in the winning run in the tenth after Len Smith's triple started the rally. Smith fanned 13 as Concord Elks edge Watertown 4 to 3 at Henderson Playground with timely hitting and fielding miscues keeping a large crowd on edge.
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Len Smith
Concord Elks
Watertown Town
Hmerson
Petersen
Elka
Smith
Ford
J. Lyman
Bergin
Cooke
Gleason
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Fredericks
McCabe
McNamara
LeBlang
MacCave
Dempsey
Arkin
Johnson
G. Johnson
LeBlancc
Kimball
Lyman
Watertown
Elk
Hoyt Pals Win By One Point Maynard
Hoyt Pals of Cambridge edged Maynard Town 5 to 4 at Crowe Park on a Sunday matinee. Quillan dominated pitching to limit Maynard rallies as McKile McFayden and McNeil led the Pals while Manning Tobin sparked Maynard with power. Maynard led 4 2 before a late Pals rally produced three decisive hits in the ninth. Lovering started for the locals before leaving with an injury. Lawson finished. Umpire King. Time two hours.
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Quillan
Hoyt
McKile
McFayden
McNeil
Manning
Tobin
Pals
Lovering
Lawson
Boyle
Torppa
Kamesh
Loud
McQuillan
King
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Sale Ad for HartSchaffner and Marx At Leters Maynard
An antique advertisement promotes Hart Schaffner and Marx Middle Shade Blue Smithsons Goodimate and other leading clothing brands at a great reduction in price during the annual stock reducing sale at Leter's on Main Street Maynard.
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Hart-Schaffner & Marx
First Movies In New Hall At Maynard Grange
Maynard Aug 13 Regular meeting of Maynard Grange set for Thursday evening Aug 14 in Grange hall. Program includes a height social, cakewalk, games and refreshments. First moving pictures for the Grange in its own hall will be shown as a feature. Members urged to attend and bring a friend. Bus leaves Gruber Bros store at 7 30 pm. Applications for membership will be presented.
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Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Grange
Gruber Ros
Joy in Le y Strong household announces Elliot Wilson Strong
Extreme heat reduced attendance at the 1000 club Round Robin whist. Mrs Everett Reed won first prize with Mrs Ruthion as consolation. Harry Holt home hosted Hartford guests Harry Holt Estabrook and family. Bertram Hall takes a vacation and explores miniature sport. Ketchen family arrives from Belchertown and plans a move to Festus apartments near Don Ketchen’s work at Kimball farm Littleton.
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Elliot Wilson Strong
Perkins
McDougall
Everett Reed
Ruthion
F W Estabrook
Hartford
Conn
Harry
Ketchen
Don
Kimball Farm
Littleton
Five More Without Score Between Hoyts Pals And West Concord
West Concord and Hoyt’s Pals played a scoreless game at Percy A Rideout Playground on Thursday evening, pushing the season tally to four runs apiece. McWilliams dominated on the mound with eight strikeouts, while Whitmore connected for a second inning single and Loud was cut down at the plate on Boyle’s fly in the late frame.
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Hoyt’é Pals
West Concord Baseball Nine
Hoyt
Whitmore
G. McWilliams
Boyle
McQuillan
Avery
McWilliams
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McNeil
Mickle
Anderson
McFadgen
Loud
Parks
Lneup
Local Sale Offers Big Savings At Lever's Maynard
A promotional ad invites shoppers to save money today and for the future at Lever's on Main Street Maynard. The fragment promises stock reductions and great value during the sale period.
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Lever’s
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Violinists to Standout at New Village Labor Day
Miss Ruth Costello a Hall Brothers bookkeeper enjoys August at Oak Island. Students anticipate Miss O Connell returning to village to perform violin with her sister Mrs Jack Murray on Massachusetts Avenue. Labor Day Celebration September 1 features ten mile marathon water polo games obstacle races ladder climbing parade ball band concert and fireworks amid a bustling midway.
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Hall Brothers Co. McIl
K Island
O’connel
Jack Murray
Massaetts
Migs O’connell
Acton
Labor Day
Acton Albert Hartwell Giled at Home
Albert Hartwell of Boxboro died at his home on Monday morning at age 74. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Edna Flood of Maynard Mrs James Tuttle and Miss Cora Hartwell of Acton Centre and a brother Linus Hartwell of Charlestown. Funeral services were held at the home and burial was in Bedford.
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Albert Hartwell
Boxboro
Edna Flood
Maynard
James Tuttle
Cora Hartwell
Acton Centre
Linus Hartwell
Charlestown
Bedford
Mrs Howe Hosts Silver Tea in Maynard for Harriet Sawyer Home
Mrs Irvin Howe will entertain a silver tea Tuesday afternoon August 19 from 2 to 5 at 93 Acton Street Maynard Mass. The benefit supports the Harriet E Sawyer Home.
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Irvin Howe
Acton Street
Maynard
Mass
Harrriet E. Sawyer
Aged Women Publicly Invited at Milford School Street
A public notice from Milford Massachusetts invites attending the event at the father’s school street with Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. of Milford noted among organizers and attendees.
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Milford
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Sudbury Centennial Celebration Cents Raised
The committee in charge reported an ed balance of 307.00 after the centennial celebration. Congratulatory remarks and praise were due for the day’s success and the town’s morale was boosted by the event.
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Percival
Tones
Imittee
Sudbury Census Disputed by Town Officials
In a letter to Colin Caled of Lowell Fairbank chair of Sudbury selectmen disapproves of the census count for April 1. The board notes the 1930 report lists 1208 residents, down from 1394 in 1926. Officials suggest blanks in the form were not filled and dispute the town’s reported figures.
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Colin Cald
Lowell
Fairbank
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