Inter-town basketball clashes ignite torrid league melee
The Inter-town Basket Ball League saw a series of high tempo games. The Scholastics edged Luisa's Market 21-5 at Pastime Hall while Saisa's Market beat Kanto AC 28-19 at Waltham St. Hall. The Boys Club toppled Steamrollers 25-24 after four overtimes at Pastime Hall. White Eagle fell 24-16 to Steamrollers, and Kanto AC defeated the Boys Club 51-32 at Waltham Street Hall. Scholastics then beat White Eagles 34-21 as three regulars were out.
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Luisa’s Market
Pastime Hall
Zapareskie
Hintsa
Calcium
Johnnie Saisa
Saisa
Kanto AC
Waltham St. Hall
Toropa
Warila
Ojalehto
Lehto
Duggan
Moynihan
Rollers
Steamrollers
White Eagle
Lannigan
Belanski
Chyzus
Eagles
Waltham Street Hall
Ketola
Laasen
Joe Columbus
White Eagles
Tierney
Graceffa
Shinowski
Kitowicz
Kochnowicz
Kanto A. C. Jarvi Ketola
Rutanen
N If Lehto
Columbo Rr
DeMars If
Wattu
Huhtimaki Rb
T. Columbo Ib
Lanigan Ib Dugan Rp
Murray
McNamara Rf
Saisa’sarket
Saisa’s Market
Boys Club
Scholastics
Saisa’s
Laisa’s Market
Strand Theatre Reopens Under Markell Circuit
The Strand Theatre on Main street reopens Thursday February 12 under the Markell Circuit of Theatres with Kenneth H Forkey supervising renovations. William Leonard remains house manager as the theater features upgraded sound lighting and decor and promises top pictures for a small admission with matinee and two evening performances including Amog and Andy in Check and Double Check and Conrad Nagle in Today.
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Strand
Main Street
Markell Circuit of Theatres
Kenneth H Forkey
William Leonard
Accoustic Eneimcera
Forkey
Amog
Andy
Conrad Nagle
Tragic Explosions Claim Local Youth in Acton
Sympathy flows in South Acton for Fred Brill Jr who died in a Powder Mills explosion on Saturday. Mrs Severoni cares for Mrs McClenathan at Maple Street as the community mourns the untimely death of a well liked local youth.
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Fred Brill
Fred Jr
Young Brill
Nellie ‘Severoni
West Acton
Lottiee McClenathan
Maple Street
Reverend Eason Cross Speaker at Union Meeting in Marlboro
Rev Wason Cross rector of St George's Maynard spoke at the Union meeting hosted by the Young People's Fellowship of Holy Trinity church in Marlboro. The program featured solos by Roger Brown, Miss Fred Babcock, Ernest Bucklar, Miss Dorothy Baker, Felix Auclaire, and Robert Wilcox Jr. A social hour followed and a dance was announced for Friday with Harold Wheeler's orchestra. Richmond Livingstone, a student at the Episcopal Theological School, will preach next Sunday evening.
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Grace Church
New York
Arizona
Episcopal ‘Theological School
Cambridge
Louis A. Parsons
St.Luke’s Church
Hudson
Arthur Tourtellet
Roger Brown
Fred Babcock
Ernest Bucklar
Dorothy Baker
Felix Auclaire
Robert Wilcox, Jr
Fellowship
Guild Hall
Harold Wheeler
Richmond Livingstone
Episcopal Theological School
Edison Electric Service Brings Savings to Maynard Acton
Edison Service cut bills for residential and commercial customers in Maynard and Acton by about 30 percent in May and total kilowatt hours rose to 1 157 239 in 1930 at an average 7 cents per kWh. The program began in summer 1929 with 434 276 kWh used in first six months and 473 869 kWh in latter six months.
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Edison
Maynard
Acton
Edison Company
Edison converts system to sixty cycle power in Concord substation
The transition raises the frequency from forty to sixty cycle across the network. Customers must adapt motors and equipment to 60 cycle operation. Edison announces 60 cycle power is standard and Maynard and Aicton now receive service via the new Concord substation.
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Edison
Maynard
Aicton
Edison Company
Concord
Mrs D Sharpe Hosts Whist Evening In Maynard
The Joyce Kilmer Circle hosted a Monday night whist party at 33 Waltham Street with crowded rooms. Prizes awarded included first ladies Mrs George Priest and first men John Moynihan, plus several runners up and consolation prizes. The next event is set for 91 Nason Street hosted by Mrs C J Lynch next Monday.
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C. J. Lynch
Nason Street
Mary Weston
Reading
Ambitious men urged to join barber course
N. E. Old Reliable Barber School promotes an all in one program at 860 Washington Street Boston offering steady work and good wages with complete course tools and diploma included for ambitious men seeking bankering careers.
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N. E
Old Reliable Barber School
Washington Street
Boston
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Wilder X. Macurda
Ph. G. Prescription Pharmacist
Nason St
Cooperative Bank
Co-operative Bank
Pope Street
Frank E. Sanderson
Strand Theatre
Conrad Nagel
Catherine Dale Owen
Otis Skinner
Widow From
Chicago
Edward G. Robinson
Alice White
Spencer Tracy
Claire Luce
Lossees
Moderh Y
Torrid
Kanto A. C
Ls Shinowski
Ils
di O'Leary
Zapareski O
Hintsa Ib
Market JR. Saari Ib
A. Saari Ib
Torppa Saisa
Ma & Fls
Saisa If
Torppa Ri ‘Warila
Saari
Saari Ib
South Acton
White Mountain
White Mount
Ieee
Ivery
Ciple
Waltham
Eason Cross
Young Peoples’ Societies of City Guests of Holy Trinity
oPoPoe
Peoples Theatre
Mon
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Holigl
Western Electric Sound System
Voice OF Action
Edmund Lowe
Leila Hyams
Buck Jones
Clara
Stewart Erwin
Norman Foster
Harry Gree
George Bancroft
Kay Francis
Clive Brook
Dorothy Mackails
Western Electric
McKesson Beauty Ensemble
D. Sharpe
Cobb
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