Framingham Office Opens For Homeowners Loan Aid
The Owners' Loan Corporation announces a relief program for homeowners in towns including Framingham, Stow, Maynard, Hudson, Sudbury, Wayland and others. Applicants must be homeowners with unpaid mortgage principal or taxes, living in a qualifying home valued under the limit, with loans executed by June. Open daily 9 to 5 except Sundays, at the Framingham office for hearings and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom Ownwan Corporation
Mingham
Publi
Frami
Tis Corporation
Framingham Office
Framingham
Stow
Maynard
Hudson
Sudbury
Wayland
Natick
Sherborn
Holliston
Hopkinton
Medway
Franklin
Wrentham
Bellingham
Ashland
Marlboro
Southboro
Post Office
Franklin Street
Park Street
Gol tournament yields tight finishes at May Airy club event
The May Airy Club hosts a 18 hole golf tournament where Judge Joe achieves a 72 sparking victory while Sampson and Keefe vie for top nets. Welch sets a course record as top handicap players contend with a tricky layout and final scores across classes A B and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayairy
Joe
Eegain
Mayphe
Jim Keefe
M. Sampson
Wildh
Sampson
Keefe
Apson
Billy Y
Durournament
Fish Embrace NRA West Acton Canoe Tale
A Fort Pond campers tale reports two young ladies Miss Jane Mead and Miss Bettie Hunt starting a canoe ride when a fifteen inch pickerel leaped into the boat. The incident is treated as a humorous note on the spread of NRA style codes to unexpected places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Fort Pond
Tall Story Club
Lowell Thomas
Jane Mead
Bettie Hunt
NRA
Banns Published For Julia Kasiukonis And Stanley Sokolowski
Banns of marriage published for the first time at St. Casimir's church on Sunday morning for Julia Mary Kasiukonis daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominic Kasiukonis Parker Street and Stanley Sokolowski son of Mrs Melvian Sokolowski Main Street. The wedding will take place on Sunday 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. Casimir’s Church
Julia Mary Kasiukonis
Dominic Kaziukonis
Parker Street
Stanley Sokolowski
Melvian Sokolowski
Main Street
Scully Delays Report Cost Maynard Big Share of Funds
A reader complains to the Enterprise that Mr. Scully delayed filing Emergency Finance Board reports for Soldiers Relief Aid and Public Welfare, causing Maynard to lose half its monthly funds. The letter details the June start, arrival of blanks, and a late April to May tally, with Telegram inquiries from the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Finance Board
Scully
Maynard
Wedding at St. Casimir's Brings Walet and Kugima Pair Together
Maynard Miss Stella Walet daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Walet and Joseph J Kugima son of Mr and Mrs John Kugima were married Saturday evening by Rev John Dzick at St Casimir's church. The bride wore a white satin dress with lace and a bridal veil. Attendants included Malvina Kulevich and Albert Cowles. Guests came from Marlboro Hudson and Maynard. After a reception the couple will reside on Acton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stella Walet
Sylvester Walet
Main Street
Joseph J. Kugima
John Kugima
Acton Street
John Dzick
St. Casimir’s Church
Malvina Kulevich
Albert Cowles
Miss Kulevich
Adelia Pronko
Stella Jakusik
Arthur Norgaal
Arthur Siergus
Arthur Maskiewski
Marlboro, Hudson and
Maynard High School
WLBY
New York
Concord Board Pushes Abolition of Whistling on Rail Line
At a State House hearing on Tuesday August 21 the Concord Board of Selectmen led by Raymond Wheeler and others urged the abolition of whistling on the length of the Whitingon and Maine railroad route near Weather and Lincoln arguing the practice harms real values. The Public Utilities Commission appeared inclined to favor the request and ordered further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Board of Selectmen
Public Utilities Commission
State House
Raymond Wheeler
H. Whittemore Brown
Sheehan
Howard Behan
George Tarbell
Geo
Frank ‘Hewitt
Albert A Hicks
Charles S Robinson
Whiatingon & Maine Railroad
Ury Road
Weather
Lincoln
Public Commission
Knights of Columbus Joint Outing At Stow Country Club
Over 500 members from 11 towns attended a Knights of Columbus council outing at Stow Country Club. The event featured a clam bake, golf tournament with 100 players, and a seven inning baseball game won by Westboro Council 7 to 5. Old Coppola of Marlboro won both sprint events. Towns represented included Marlboro Framingham Westboro Natick Clinton Hudson Maynard Southboro Franklin Milford Worcester. Marlboro Grand Knight Edward J Buckley led the committee with Daniel F Lynch John M Lynch Francis Callahan Daniel Burke and Edward Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Knights of Columbus
Stow Country Club
Order
Lamb Ainer
Westboro Council
Marlboro Council
Old Coppola
Marlboro
Framingham
Westboro
Natick
Clinton
Hudson
Southboro
Franklin
Milford
Worcester
Marlboro Club
Edward J. Buckley
Daniel F Lynch
John M Lynch
Francis Callahan
Daniel Burke
Edward Hackett
Football Candidates In Training Maynard
Maynard High football candidates train on Alumni field under Coach Al Lever as the squad builds around five veterans. Captain Johnnie O Leary helps prepare for his final season with the orange and black. The opener at Gardner looms in less than a month with a tough schedule including Melrose Waltham and Everett alongside league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
al Lever
Lever
Johnnie O'Leary
Gardner
Melrose
Waltham
Everett
Apple Growers Organize To Market Through Chain Stores
West Acton growers have formed a marketing association for direct apple sales in chain stores. Directors elected are Albert Jenks Harland Tuttle George Brown Fisher Buckshorn and F L Ames. About 50000 bushels have been signed up with plans to expand marketing and improve market conditions in Boston. Interested county growers should contact board members or Robert Lingham in Littleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Albert Jenks
Harland Tuttle
Acton
George Brown
Littleton
Fisher Buckshorn
Westford
F. L. Ames
Sudbury
Boston
Robert Lingham
Captain Claflin Transferred to Busy Boston Station
Captain James Claflin, formerly in charge of the Joy Street Police Station, moves to Station 4 on Warren Ave as Station 3 on Joy Street closes. The new post is described as the busiest station in the world with 16 000 arrests in a single year. He is a former Maynard man and longtime fingerprint expert for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claflin
Joy Street
Boston
Warren Ave
Claflin
Maynard
Department of Criminal Investigation
Mo Hawks Eagles Pirates Play at Braves Field Monday
Through Judge Fuchs kindness the Mo Hawks Eagles and Pirates play the Cincinnati team in an evening game at Braves Field Monday with local interest in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fuchs
Mohawks
Eagles
Pirates
Cincinnati
Braves Field
Concord High graduates plan college or post graduate year
Nearly twenty members of Concord High School’s Class of that year announced plans to pursue higher education or return for a post graduate year. Named students include Tripoli J. DiCicco Northeastern University Wally Bralil Simmons College Norma Christenson H Brita Larsen Leslie School Midward Craig Harvard Ann Tracey Radcliffe Edward J Varley Wentworth Theresa M White St Elizabeth's Hospital Boston area schools and training. Others intend to return for a post graduate year at the same high school with aims to attend Massachusetts State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Tripoli J. DiCicco
Northeastern University
Wally Bralil
Simmons College
Norma Christenson
H. Brita Larsen
Leslie School
Cambridge
Midward Craig
Harvard
Ann Tracey
Radcliffe
Edward J Varley
Wentworth Institute
Theresa M White
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Brighton
Ruth Davis
Laurence Bearce
John Demon
Massachusetts State College
Gerald Dee
Storekeepers Agree to NRA Hours for Local Shops
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting last Thursday the NRA code was adopted for store hours. Clothing and furniture shops will open 9 and close 5 30 Monday Tuesday Thursday 9 12 Wednesday 9 9 Friday and 9 9 30 Saturday. Grocery stores set 7 30 openings with varied hours. Sunday closing urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Chamber of Commerce
NRA
AN Rivers
Avery Chapman
John Zaniewski
J Marcelonis
William Priest
Paul Paulson
Firemen To Celebrate Labor Day In Sudbury
Sudbury Labor Day plans by the Firemen’s Association promise a full celebration weather permitting. The day features Legion versus Grange in the morning, Old Timers and Firemen in the afternoon, with Roy Hawes as general committee chair and Basil B. Oliver as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Firemen’s ‘Association
Legion and
Grange
Old Timers
Firemen
Roy Hawes
Basil B. Oliver
Henry Garfield
J. Quinn
Forrest D. Shaw
Joseph B Way
Henry E. Rice
Fordis O. Garfield
Pretty church wedding held at St Anne’s Lincoln
Concord witnesses a pretty church wedding uniting Evelyn Mary Frances Petera of Weston and Mason Garfield Foss of Carlisle at St. Anne’s Church Lincoln. Rev Stephen Webster officiated. Bridesmaids wore silk crepe gowns. reception followed in church parlors. couple to reside in Concord after a wedding trip to the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Anne's Church
Lincoln
Carlisle
Evelyn Mary Frances Petera
Hilltop Road
Weston
Mason Garfield Foss
William Fossa Jr
Stephen Webster
St. Ann's
Margaret Hazel
Sudbury
Plessie ‘Hazel
Frank BE. Foss
Edward J. Clark
John Mikkelsen
Norman Davis
Woburn
Paul Bruce
Moner
Br Ring ‘Dearer
Maynard Man Died Sudden in Maynard Home
Maynard man May ornated as Cutaia died Sunday afternoon at 195 Main Street after a three year illness. Dr. C H Merrill Providence natural causes. Survived by wife Bonene and seven children. Funeral at St Bridget church Tuesday 9 AM with burial in St Bridget cemetery. Formerly worked in the wet finishing room at Assabet Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Peitro Cutaia
Main Street
Domenica Cutalia
Surprise Shower Honors Stella Walet Before Her Wedding
A surprise mixed shower was held Thursday evening at Miss Adelia Pronko's Mainstreet home for Miss Stella Walet who wed Saturday to Joseph Kugima. Attendees included Eva Gudzinowicz Mary Gudzinowicz Jennie Walet Stella Jokowski Victoria Jokowski Helen Wrozek Anta Kugima Sophie Kulik Stella Sirgiery Tamulewicz Fannie Kulevich Melvina Kulevich Ade lia Pronko Jennie Palonis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Stella Walet
Adelia Pronko
Miss Walet
Joseph Kugima
Eva
Mary Gudzinowicz
Jennie Walet
Stella
Victoria Jokowski
Helen Wrozek
Mary
Anta Kugima
Sophie Kulik
Edney Chosen to Represent Amherst as Dairy judging Team
South Acton student James F Edney son of Charles F Edney and Mrs Edney will join a three member judging team from Massachusetts State College Amherst to judge dairy products at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield September 16. He will then compete in Chicago September 19 for a 750 scholarship. Edney has won many prizes in judging and exhibitions of poultry and garden products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
James F. Edney
Martin Street Terrace
Charles F. Edney
Massachusetts State College
Amherst
Mas
Springfield
Chicago
Mdney
Maynard Tax Rate Reduced by 25 Cents for 1933
Maynard Assessors set a tax rate of 35.75 per thousand for 1933, down 25 cents from 1932. The town will raise 223,327.93 in taxes, about 4,825 less than last year, with a total valuation of 6,246,085. Adjustments include lower appropriations and debts, while state and county taxes decrease, and welfare credits and unexpended balances affect the final figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Commonwealth
Emergency Finance Board of Public Welfare Assistance
Henry Fi Long
Ihru
Ceremony at St George for Maynard-Miss Newton and Saarinen
Maynard Miss Pauline Newton daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Newton and Waino Saarinen son of Mr and Mrs John Saarinen were married Saturday at St George church by J Eason C pastor. A reception followed at the bride's parents home. They plan a motor tour to Canada and will live at 26 Chandler Street. Both are Maynard High graduates and the bride has taught in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Videon
Wellesley
I. Wetherbee
T. Foss
Concord High
Macone Brothers
Concord
White Mountains
Maynard
Pauline Newton
Mark Newton
Maple Street
Waino Saarinen
John Saarinen
Great Road
St. George Church
J . Eason
Are “ Evoen
Canada
Chandler Street
Maynard High School
North Adams Normal
Maynard Open Tennis Tourney Seeks District Coordination
The Maynard Men’s Tennis Tournament opens with a storm delaying a fast start as players begin a week of eliminations to reach the finale. First round draws include Walter Larkin versus Russell Jordan and Edwin Carlton Jr. versus Albert Connors, with subsequent rounds pairing winners and notable matchups listed by organizers led by Mira win Carlton Victor Salloway and Donald Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Walter Larkin
Russell Jordan
Edwin Carlton Jr
Albert Connors
Howard Whitney
Larkin- Jordan
Tanio Fingard
Carlton- Connors
Victor Salloway
George Gutteridge
Malcolm Trees
Guyer Fowler
Norman Johnston
Paul Wilson
J. Rex Shepler
John Flaherty
Donald Scott
Harlan Larkin
Fred Moore
Phil Wilson
Mirawin Carlton
Canvass Drives Support for Recovery Act Begun in Maynard
A Monday meeting launched a town canvass to back the National Recovery Act. Postmen plan to deliver pledge cards to households and collectors will seek signatures. Named organizers and several residents participate in the outreach effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Householder
Binks
Wason Cross
Matthew Vance
John Delek
Burt Coughlin
Joseph
Dinsen
Jeanette Gruber
Julia Lynch
John Donahue
Ralph Fietcher
Willard Family Association Holds 26th Reunion
The Willard Family Association met at the Colonial Inn in Concord for the 26th annual reunion. Officers elected included A A Willard of Hartford as president, Daniel Willard as press treasurer, Arthur Willard of Wethersfield historian, Carl B Willard of Townsend, Arthur B Willard of Marlboro, Florence W Scott of Winchester New Hampshire, John C Willard of Wethersfield, and Rev James Hudson Roberts of Wethersfield on the executive committee. After luncheon the group from 16 states toured Concord.
Birthday party honors a 4th birthday at Glendale Street
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Grigas Jr celebrated her fourth birthday at home on Glendale Street. A birthday cake and buffet lunch were served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond Marston, Mrs Agnes Novick, Gloria Novick, Raymond Marston, Mrs Marion Veracker, John and Frank Veracker, Mrs Tulic Finch, Joan Finch, Mrs Reymond Sheridan, Ann and Raymond Sheridan Jr, Josephine Ugievich, Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grigas, Jr
Glendale Street
Raymond Marston
Agnes Novick
Gloria Novick
Marion Veracker
John
Frank Veracker
Tulic Finch
Joan Finch
Reymond Sheridan
Ann
Raymond Sheridan
Josephine Ugievich
Dorothy
Maynard Ladies Golf Club Meeting Awards Prize
A Maynard Ladies Golf Club meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at Maynardae Club. Mrs Lena Downey was awarded a prize for the best score in a golf match. A refreshments were served by two committees led by Mrs Mayae and Mrs Hledfior Mai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Tadies Golf Club
Maynarden Ae Club
Lena Downey
HA Tresismente
May Ae
Hledfior K. Mai
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Dilingham
E Owners’ Loan Corpoch
Framingway
Massachusetts Warters
Welch
Tommy
Felare
Joe Monahan
C” Nehoiden
Manning
Riverside
Ter
Wildwood
Johnson
Inet
Runnaway Brook
Flliams
Vanaugh
Fe Nehoiden
Pson
Kimball
Unicorn
Wischusen
Bellevue
Jonahan
Weipper
Fisher
Bear Hill
Coolidge
Arlmont
Benson
Fer
Potter
At &T. Wildwood
Richardson
Pullard
Ae Fee
Earn
H. Flood
H. PF. Fhitchman
A. B. Williams
Winthrop
J. Macone
J. Carlton
B. MacCarthy
G. P. Sullivan
Belmont
W. Ross
J. H. Burnett
Lexington
J. F. McMullen
BE. Coughlin
R. P. Tibelt
Woodland
N. Steward
Stoney Brae
H .W. Donahue
Vesper
A. Williams
R. Kavanaugh
J. M. Cox
A. Sheehan
H B Fisher
J. E. Donahue
T F. McCarthy
A. F. Grieve
T. Cuddy
H. Robinson
L. W. Sullivan
M. Murphy
J. Erisman
J. Sabin
A. Franklin
J. Cronin
D. Donahue
J. Wheeler
Trapelo
Banns Published
Frank S._ Binks
ST. Casimir's
Mbers Erbren
Apple
Capt. Claflin
Evelyn Peters
Mason G. Foss
Peitro Cutaia
ST. Georges
Marion Reed
Norman MacAl- Tata
Isere
Canvass Homes For Support of Recovery Act
Bolton
Mass
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