Knights of Columbus Cup Match At Assabet Maynard
The Newton Coun Knights of Columbus won a tight 4 to 3 game at Assabet Maynard. Valente and Con formed the winning battery for the victors while Fogarty and Mahoney starred for Newton Lodge. The outing marked a notable clash with the Newton camp retaining the cup after another exciting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Coun- Knights of Columbus
Assabet Coun- Maynard
Newton Lodge
Valente
Con
Vicand Fogarty
Concert Series Fund Drive At Union Congregational Church
Public responses praise Saturday evening concerts sponsored by the Forum of the Union Congregational Church. The National Band led by Hugo directs performances drawing merchants and civic donors. Donations from the public subscriptions and merchants support continued concerts until funds run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Conchurch
Atlo
Hugo
Service for Mrs Mabel Batchelder in West Concord
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mabel Brigham Batchelder wife of Carroll Batchelder of West Concord at Annursnac House with Rev Alfred W Soone conducting the rites. She died at 3 Derby Street August 14 and was buried in Sleepy Hollow cemetery with a brief committal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel (Brigham) Batchelder
Carroll W. Batchelder
West Concord
Derby Street
Batchelder
Fitchburg
Andrew and
Mary (Dolby) Brigham
Old Concord
Brigham’s Corner
Main Street
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Fitchburg Baptist Church
Batcheider
Annursnac Home
Alfred W. Soone
Wewest Concord Union Church
Annursnac Grange
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Mr. Stone
Lawn Festival at St George Parish Rectory
A mammoth lawn festival will be held tomorrow at St. George's parish rectory. The Men's Club plans baked corn and steamed clams for supper, the Boys Club and Girls Friendly Society will run tables at the Midway, and Mrs. Harold Taylor leads the children's choir entertainment. St Hilda's Guild hosts a whist social in Parish Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. George's
Park
Girls Friendly Society
Harold Taylor
St. Hilda’s Ruid
Maynard High Seeks Candi-for Players For Fall Football
Maynard High School begins candidate calls for the 11 man football squad with opening game not until September 29 at Waltham. Coach Al Lerer worries long practices may hurt morale as the season's tough schedule looms. Expected returns include Speedy OLeary Malcolm brothers and others, with Bob Duggan slated to lead as in prior seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Detroit
Maynard High School
Waltham
al Lerer
VFW Post Whist Winners Named at Maynard Headquarters
A VFW post whist party at the Maynard headquarters awarded door prizes to Harriet Pillman and other winners. Additional prizes went to Grace Tucker Owen Ranklin Hild Fensel and several named residents including Mrs William Fitzgerald Mrs Zaniewski Elizabeth Newton Mrs RH White and Mrs Randall.
Zanelli Couple Wed in White Satin Ceremony at St Bridget
Zanelli son of Mr and Mrs James Zanelli of 148 River Street Hudson wed in a ceremony at St Bridget. The bride wore a white satin dress with veil and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. A green accessory bouquet was worn by the maid of honor. The couple honeymooned in Atlantic City and New York and will reside in Hudson. Large number of gifts testifies to their popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanelli
James Zanelli
River Street
Hudson
Cere
Atlantic City
New York
Died After Morning Call for Last Respects At Home
A death occurred after a morning call at 9 15 as relatives and neighbors visited the home to pay their last respects. Authorities reported the deceased found at the residence with mourners gathered.
Shower For Bride To Be Veronica Grigas
Amisc shower honored Veronica Grigas of Sudbury as she prepares to wed Joseph Kransevich in a ceremony set for September. The event featured a mock wedding, dances and refreshments with guests including Misses Rose and Shirley Marlboro, Dorothy Chidles and Helen Rubaczki among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Veronica Grigas
Sudbury Court
Grigas
Joseph Kransevich
Ge Court
Assem- Waltham
Harold Davis
Rose
Shirley
Marlboro
Grudzinski
Margaret Claflin
Harold Whitney
Julia Tamalevich
John Trunca
Helen Rubaczki
Vinnie
Blanch
Dorothy Chidles
Genevieve Farrell
Raymon Alice
Mar- Thomas Arcisziewski
Katie Kitowicz
Road Repairs Maynard to Pow Dermill Progress Update
The Pow Dermill road repair proceeds at a good rate. Abutters along the sewer line were notified before surface work begins and after construction is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Powdermill
C J ONeil Dies After Long Illness Former Lowell Official
Concord and Maynard notices report the death of Cornelius J ONeil husband of Mrs. Cornelius J ONeil of Lowell after a prolonged illness. ONeil, an attorney and former representative from the 14th Middlesex district, served as chairman of the Election Commission and held wartime legal duties. The Maynard item details the public auction of 162 properties by Textile Realty Company, largest real estate sale in the area, with buyers from Lexington, Waltham, Arlington and Concord among others and prices reaching up to $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cornelius J. O'Neil
Lowell
O'Neil
Marri
Mr. O'Neil
Middlesex
J. Corbett
Thomas H. Braden
John J. Townsend
Boston University Law School
United States
Maynard
Textile Realty Company
The
Woolen Company
American Woolen Company
Lexington
Waltham
Arling- Concord
Acton
Stow
Agpy
Alec Gates
Parker Street
Lester Te
John Moore
William H. Compton
Harry Bubnowicz
Raymond Smith
Mary Murphy
Arlington
Margaret Kane
Nathaniel Davis
Jacob Sawuc
Valentus Yatkiewicz
William Labowicz
Diva Hellenius
Fred Hill
Peter Gervi
Littleton
Antonio Lalli
Paul Luker
Alice Smith
Adolph Suikkonen
Emil. Hytonen
Henry Murphy
Dona
Tony Mistretta
Ignace Szostak
Antoni Budrewicz
John Syrjanen
Mary Stefanowicz
Frank J. McCarron
Jacob Forrsen
Guile
Mikko Nokalainen
Arthur Falk
Granton W. Dowse
Weston
George Brown
Carl Carlquist
Michael Piecewicz
Irja Salminen
William Stock
Sportsmen's Field Day Slated for September 16
The Sportsmen's Field Day event is set for September 16 with a rain date of September 23 if needed. Organizers note preparation details and activities for participants.
Shower Party for Miss Clementina Lalli
About forty friends gave a surprise shower at Miss Clementina Lalli’s home on Roosevelt Street. She also received a second shower from her coworkers in the shop.
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Maynard
Clementina Lalli
Roosevelt Streel
Theertown
Hudson
Leominster
Lalli
Burling
Registrars Schedule Voters Sessions at West Concord
Registrars announce sessions at Hervey Wheeler School West Concord from 7 30 to 9 00 and will hold a lengthy town session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registrars OF Voters
Hervey Wheeler School
West Concord
Grange Corn Roast Plans Announced for Friday
Reading of the Grange event notes an annual corn roast scheduled for Friday at the Clarkon Lowell lodge with details on time and activities for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Corn
Riday Gadree
Grange
Clark
Lowell
Wedding at Concord Celebrates Mr and Mrs Delaney
A small Concord ceremony officiated by Edward P. Daniels united Mr Delaney and his bride in a simple crepe de chine gown. The bride’s brother David returned from a western trip for the event. A buffet lunch followed and a motor honeymoon ends in Chicago with ties to Francis Parker School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Chicago
Francis Parker School
Mr. Delaney
Gorborne
Guggenheim
Weeks Family Ties Highlight Local Resident
Mr Weeks son of Mr and Mrs James M Weeks of 643 Church Street attended Marlboro schools and is a known city figure. Mrs Weeks, Hartford High School graduate, and the family now reside at 64a Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weeks
James M. Weeks
Church Street
Marlboro
First reunion and banquet of the class of 1929 at Rosebud Gardens
The class of 1929 holds its first reunion and gala banquet at Rosebud Gardens Wayland this Saturday evening. Nearly a hundred members and friends will attend with dancing, sports and games as highlights. Organizers Alice Donahue George Brayden and Waino Sjoblom aim to make it an annual event and lasting memory.
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Maynard
Rosebud Gardens
Wayland
Alice Donahue
George Brayden
Waino Sjoblom
Waine Sjoblom
Tynne Kangas
Sarah Hellawell
Albert Connors
Cooke Weds Foote in Quiet Concord Ceremony
Concord reports C Vinal Cooke eldest son of H H Cooke of 74 Monument street married Elsie Ann Foote of Weston on Saturday August 11 in a quiet ceremony at a relative’s home after a recent death in the bride’s family. Cooke, connected with Penobscot Coal and Wharf company, has been made assistant manager with an office in Searsport Maine. The couple begin their honeymoon in Canada and will reside in Searsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
C. Vinal Cooke
H. H. Cooke
Monument Street
Elsie Ann Foote
Weston
Townsend
Penobscot Coal and Wharf Company
Searsport
Maine
Canada
Concord Tax Rate for 1934 Set at 36.40
Concord board of assessors announces a 1934 tax rate of 36.40, ten cents above last year’s gate. Total valuation reaches 9,640,435, up 70,750 from 9,569,685 in 1933, while Town Grant sits at 401,865.52 versus 409,933.40 last year. The town loses 16,000 transferred from federal welfare aid, offset by state and tax changes. Polls number 1,989, down from December 1933. Miss Bertha Rowles of Bacon’s is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Board of Assessors
Arthur A. Magurn
George EB. Jones
Harold I. Judkins
Concord
Woman battered near Wald Avenue Boston fights off attacker
A 2% year old woman was found badly battered in the rain by the highway near Wald Avenue Boston. She received medical treatment for a broken nose and facial injuries after resisting improper advances from a man. she could not identify her assailant.
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Waldavenue
Boston
Ous
Tae
Bene Tae
Town Meeting Votes on ERA Department Aid and Water Plan
Citizens at a town meeting approved 8000 for aid to ERA Department and 1000 for Old Distance projects. An article on Main Street property from the June 25 auction was slated for a study group and town plans. The Water Department would receive 1200 for maintenance and 2000 for the department’s needs. Summer Street workers agreed to contribute 50 percent of wages toward taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERA
Middlesex and Assabet
Water Department
South Acton-Nelson Farmer Tenney Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Local farmer and heating engineer H Tenney marked his 82nd birthday with a luncheon hosted by his wife Miss Carrie Terrill and other women family members. He remains in strong health and plans to work as a heating engineer through age 90 before easing into more reading and reflection on his life. He boasts a large library and wide circle of friends from his long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Nelson H. Tenney
Carrie Terrill
Maynard Engagement Noted In Local Club Gathering
A reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dawson at Sion a Club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dawson was formerly Miss Marie of Lincoln Massachusetts. The Dawson son is of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson. Attendees came from Arlington Providence Concord Leominster Lincoln Medford and Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Roland Dawson
Siona Club
Dawson
Marie
Lincoln
Mass
Arthur Dawson
Arlington
Providence
Concord
Leominister
Medford
Acton
What Can They Do For Us What Is The Lesson
Rev F W Clelland presents a sermon at the Methodist Episcopal Church on the topic What Can They Do For Us addressing the congregation with a focus on practical guidance and moral reflection. The address outlines social and personal implications of Christian service and duty within the community.
Tot Wanders Mile From Home in Sudbury
Three daughters of Mr and Mrs Cutting of Sudbury watched a panic drive as a child named Tot wandered about a mile from home along Parker Street. Responders located the girl after she could give her own name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Attorney Charles Lever Returns to Briarcliffe Lodge
Attorney Charles Lever turns home after two weeks at Briarcliffe Lodge Manor New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lever
Briarcliffe Lodge
Manor
New York
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Brookline
Newton
Maynard Country Club
Service For
Mrs. Carroll Batchelder
V. F. W. Post
ST. Bridget
Ann Dolan
C. J. Oneil
Ellen Emerson and
Robert M. Delaney
Harlow E. Weeks
Gretchen Coleman
Vinal Cook
Miss Foote
Board of Assessors
Miss Bertha Rowles of
Bacon's
Sum
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. W. Clelland
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