Community Social at Congregational Church Returns Pleasant Evening
The document notes a May social at the Congregational Church rooms featuring Rev. Arthur B. and Rev. Matthew, with addresses by Jp. Shepler and Rev. George H. Wood. Merriam traveled on a business trip to various points. Sandiey Grant of Everett hosted at School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandiey Grant
Everett
Y. Kaynes
School Street
Merriam
Arthur B
Jp. Shepler
Methopreh
Matthew
Union Church
May
George H. Wood
Ust Church of
South Aid
South Acton Congregational Church Notice
Sunday service at 10 30 with sermon by Pastor Arthur Becker. Lincoln birthday anniversary observed. Christian meeting at 5 45 and evening service at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
South Actoveralist Church Service Schedule
Organist H Wood, Minister, presides at 10 45 a m service. Sunday school to begin at 8 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Actoversalist Church
H. Wood
Sudbury Court Citations in Estate Administration Case
The court orders Frances C of Sudbury to appear for a hearing on February 9 to show cause why administration of the estate of Fred late of Sudbury should not be granted. Public notice is published in the Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks, with final publication January 10, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Fromte
Fred Late
Sudbury
Frances C
Sudbury Enterprise
John C. Leggat
P. Jordan
Register
Cavalcade Causes Boston Majestic to Sell Out Daily
Cavalcade at the Majestic Theatre in Boston draws elite crowds and widespread critical acclaim. Critics from the Globe Post Christian Science Monitor and others hail it as a landmark film with Diana Wynyard delivering a moving performance. Shows run at 2:30 and 8:30 daily with Sunday 8:30 p.m. only one performance.
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New England
Fox Films
Noel Coward
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Majestic
Fox
Boston Globe
Calvacade
Prunella Hall
The
Post
L. A. Sloper
Christian Science Monitor
Frank Lloyd
Transcript
Galvacade
Gordon Hilinan
Record
Diana Wynyard
Helen Wager
the Traveler
Harleigh Schultz
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Massachusetts
Public auction at 11 o clock A M on February 10 1933 to foreclose a mortgage given by Paul F Shepard and Helen O Shepard to John Wilson. Property is 2.8 acres on Bedford Road Concord bounded by Elm tree wall Keizer and Grantee lands with plan dated Aug 13 1930. Sale subject to taxes liens and restrictions with $300 cash or certified funds due at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Shepard
Helen O. Shépard
John Wilson
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Bedford Road
Keizer
Keizer Land
John ‘Wilson
Lincoln
Mass
L. C. Robinson
Virginia Road
Concord
Probate Court cites relatives in Efimig Oxenchuk estate
The Probate Court of Middlesex issues a citation to next of kin regarding the estate of Efimig Oxenchuk of Acton. Administrator Adam Charkovitz seeks allowance of substituted first account and distribution of balance, with publication in the Acton Enterprise for three weeks and notice to known interested parties at least thirty days before the March 6, 1933 hearing in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efimig Oxenchuk
Acton
Adam _ Charkovitz
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Cambridge Gale Smashes St Casimir In Rough Clash
The Maroon squad from Cambridge overwhelmed St Casimir 37 to 29 as a fast start gave way to a sweeping second half. Knox Harrington and Kiskin led the visitors while local players slept through much of the action in a game marked by fierce passing and tenacious defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Cambridge
St. Casimir
Saints
Knox
Harrington
Kiskin
New Features at Minstrel Show Benefit
Hudson town hall hosts a Friday night minstrel show to aid Division 9 AOH directed by John T. Finnerty. The program titled The Silver and Black Night Club features Donald Kidston as MC and Thomas Gib bons Jr as head waiter with blackface acts, a 16 member kiddie chorus, soloists Katherine Natarro and others, and specialty dances by the Charlotte Somerville Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Malatos
Doris Boland
Hayden Huntt
Barbara Taylor
Katherine Natarro
Beanor Boland
Edmund Daigneault
Herbert Cafferella
Charlotte Somerville
St Casimir’s Wins 32-25 Over Lexington Jayvees
The St Casimir’s green and gold warriors led 14-0 at halftime and never trailed in a 32-25 victory over Lexington Jayvees in the latter’s gym. Wojsnisz Pozarycki and Labowicz led the win while Lexington used two teams with Cupp starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Casimir’s
Jayvees
Lexington HS
Wojsnisz
Pozarycki
Labowicz
Lexington
Cupp
Kennedy
Bertini If
Woman Wins Shave at West Acton Legion Sale
The Penny Sale at West Acton Legion Post last week Tuesday drew a large crowd. An Arlington man ran the sale with lively pace and donations were cleared late. Drawings sparked laughter including a barber offer with shave and hair cut. Pies baked by town residents drew heavy bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Legion Post
Arlington
Woman's Club
A L Auxiliary Activities Announced by Marlboro Chapter
Mrs Lucy Fitzgerald president announces future American Legion Auxiliary events in Lexington including a memorial service for deceased Gold Star mothers and members on Saturday March 25. A social whist at the Grand Army Building parlor Thursday afternoon will boost the welfare fund with hostesses serving tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Fahey
Edna Simonean
Mary Kyle
Agnes Teller
Margaret Fernald
Elton Buckley
Eva Dion
Eva Coughlin
Anna Maddox
Mary Kelleher
Hermilinia Hanson
Ornstein Shoe Plant’s Future Unclear Here
Louis Feldorf superintendent of the Ornstein Shoe Company on Howland Street refused to discuss future plans. The firm reportedly has a branch in Amesbury and factory workers here have been recalled to work.
Improvement Association Food Sale At Library
The Improvement Association will host a food sale in its library on Friday afternoon February 10. Local residents are invited to attend and support the fundraising event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Improvement Association
Local Girl poised for Maynard bout in hometown card
Local sport writer highlights Bunny Barnes a standout female wrestler in Hudson area who will face Yvonne Fontaine of Nashua at Cooperative Hall. The card also features local Finnish wrestler Oiva, trained at Pine Grove Inn, along with Jim Legros Wild Bill Jones and other regional grapplers.
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Maynard
al Cowies
Bunny” Barnes
Maynard Sport
Bunny
George Anastos
Cooperative Hall
Young Oiva
Oiva
Pine Grove Inn
Marlboro
Jim Legros
Wild Bill Jones
Red Devil
Billy Sienkewicz
al Mauro
Acton
Honey Boy
Vauglan Baylon
the Keene Lumberjack
Henry Cook
Welcome Reception for Rev Beckett at Local Congregational
About 100 people gathered February 1 at the Congregational church to greet Rev Arthur E Beckett and his wife. The vestry was decorated, a reception at 8 pm featured a receiving line with local clergy and townspeople and many from surrounding churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Arthur E. Beckett
Elizabeth Bumpus
W. B. Currier
Ralph A. Barker
Frank A. Merriam
Harold A Merriam
Elwin L. Young
Henry L. Capelle
Ohn F. Hough
George W. Argent
Russell J. May
Horace F. Tuttle
Acton
Arthur Jeffries
Doreen Jeffries
Andrew J. Torsleff
Arthur Blanchard
Virginia Sanderson
West Acton
Eason Cross
Maynard
Mr. Vance
Alfred Stone
O. W. Stone
Mildred Stone
West Concord
Charles H. Capelle
H. E. Smart
Albion A. Johnson
John F. Hough
Lewis C. Hastings
Walter A. Tuttle
A. L. Cobb
Jesse Reynolds
Isaac S. Fora
Walter W. Holt
Frank A. Merriman
George W. Sargent
Charles H. Parsons
Emma Quimby
L. T. Fullonton
Ruth
Mildred Fullonton
Kate W. Sawyer
Sadie Sawyer
Clara L. Sawyer
Sherman McGreen
Kenneth
George E. Greenough
Albert Graustein
Helen Graustein
Louise
Mildred Ineson
Mary Fallon
Mae Jones
Laura Jones
Dorothy Willis
Rita Dunivan
Isabell Fogarty
Ansel Smart
Philip Beckett
William Beckett
John Maguire
George Turnbull
John Farrar
Kenneth Reed
Haveloc Schnab
Dr. LeClerc
Carrie
Gallant
Grimes
West Concord Woman's Club observes Legislation Day
The West Concord Woman's Club met at Odd Fellows hall Friday afternoon with President Mrs. Ernest Pringle introducing Judge Emma Fall Schofield who spoke on Everyday Law for Women. Miss Margaret Hearn sang solos with Miss Julia Dee at the piano. Tea was hosted by Mrs. Wisner I. Park. The February 24 meeting will be Children's Day featuring readings and costumed impersonations by Mrs. Cleir Cross Maynard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cotifiord
Margaret Hearn
Julia Dee
Sudbury Firemen Win Near Neck and Neck Bowling Contest
Sudbury fire fighters place first in a tight bowling league, scoring 1295 to 1271 against the Grange at Pastime Hall Marlboro. John Flynn led Legion with 283, Ralph Hawes of the firemen had 281 as teams chase supremacy in a neck and neck race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Fire Fighters
Grange
Pastime Hall
Marlboro
Firemen
Legion
Ralph Hawes
Men's Club
Mayor Lyons Rejects Open Session With Taxpayers Group
Marlboro Mayor Charles A Lyons opposed an executive session with the Taxpayers Association and city officials. He refused to attend if reporters were barred and said city matters would be disclosed to the public through newspapers. John A Curis led the association’s request for the closed meeting.
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Lyons
Fire Depar tment Responds To Estate Blaze
Firemen rushed to a small one room house on School street near Ole Granberg estate around 2 am Friday. The fire was contained with no further damage thanks to prompt action saving the main property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Granberg
School Street
Granberg
Richard A. Lowden
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
The McCormack family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during a recent bereavement. Thanks are given for flowers and mass cards sent to Miss Sarah A. McCormack John T. McCormack and George F. McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. McCormack
John .T. McCormack
George F. McCormack
Halt Plans To Move Library To School Building
Inspector Byers of the state department reviewed Roosevelt school over rumors of moving the town library there. Trustees told the Naylor Estate they would vacate current library rooms by March 1, but uncertainty remains if school rooms will be ready.
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Maynard
Byers
State Department
Roosevelt School
Public Library
Naylor
High Mass of Requiem for Catherine B. Mahoney
Catherine B. Mahoney 38 wife of Thomas A. Mahoney of 133 Peterboro Street Boston died Friday at Boston City Hospital from pneumonia. Survived by husband daughter Louise mother Mrs Catherine Carey four sisters and two brothers. Funeral from Mrs Carey's home Monday at 8 15 AM with High Mass at St Bridget's 9 AM Rev James F Sherry officiating. Interment at St Bridget's Cemetery. Floral tributes noted by relatives and friends.
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Maynard
Catherine B. Mahoney
Thomas ‘A. Mahoney
Peterboro Street
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Alfred
George Carey
Maynard Woman's Club Children’s Day Event Held Feb 14
The Maynard Woman's Club will hold its annual Children’s Day on Tuesday February 14 at St George's Parish Hall. Ray Hiller will entertain and refreshments will be served. Mrs Edmund S MacPherson reports delegates to the state Federation conference will be chosen, with the conference slated for February 15 and a delegation planned to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Woman’s Club
St. George’s Church
Ray Hiller
Edmunds. MacPherson
State Federation
Hell
Frank J. DeMars
Post A. L
Legion Headquarters
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
New England Federation of Men's Glee Clubs
Boston
West Acton Civic Meetings and Local Updates
Registration of voters will be held at 4 a meeting at the West Acton Firehouse Tuesday Feb 14 from 7 to 9. Citizens Caucus to nominate town officers for March 6 vote at Town Hall Acton Center Thursday Feb 9. Measles cases rise in West Acton as schools report pupils. West Acton firemen responded to two alarms in past two weeks in South Acton. Duncan Kennedy was called to Salem for aunt's death. West Acton 4 H Club girls met at the West School and plan a rally in Ayer Feb 11 at eleven. club reporter Helen Creeley notes attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Town Hall
Acton Center
South Acton
Duncan Kennedy
Salem
Ayer
Helen Creeley
Foreclosure Sale of Sudbury Mortgage Held by Waltham Co-operative Bank
Mortgage dated February 18 1928 from John J Glass to Waltham Co operative Bank recorded Middlesex South District Deeds Book 5204 Page 409 to be foreclosed at public auction March 8 1933 at ten in the forenoon on the premises described a 9.7 acre Sudbury parcel bounded by the State Road Howe heirs Parmenter and Charles O Parmenter with sale terms requiring 300 cash with balance in fifteen days. Attorney French Smith Boston MA. Feb 8 15 21.
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John J. Glass
Waltham Co-operative Bank
Middlesex South District
Sudbury
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Poston
Worcester
Nelson H. Howe
George A. Howe
Oscar F. Falling
French & Smith
State Street
Boston
Mass
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Boston University
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St. Bridget's Church
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