Local Residents Take Vacations and Welcome Newborns
Community members including Mrs Frank Kane and Mr and Mrs Kelley enjoy trips to New York Palm Beach and Bradford while several families report vacations in Michigan South Yarmouth and Hampton Beach. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Riley on Dewey Street and both mother and child are said to be well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitect
Rivera
Michigan
South Yarmouth
My. Vand
Krank Hayward
Mary
Catherine
Falmy
Ani Moai Cosselina
Moya
White Horse
Wicz
Valenty
Hampton Beach
Albert Riley
Dewey Street
Lewell
Mrs Patrick A Mc Grath Hurt In Devens Collision
Mrs Patrick A Mc Grath of 7 Fairfield street sustained head and face lacerations and bruises when her car collided with another at the Fort Devens entrance Monday night. She received fifteen stitches at Ayer hospital before being returned home. The other driver and occupants escaped with minor shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. McGrath
Fairfield Street
Fort’ Devens
Men's team seals 23rd softball win over Scranton Chile
The local squad beat Scranton 17 to 6 in a ten inning game. Mayneri and Maynard led the offense with key hits as the team stretched their win total to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Chileot
Mayneri
Maynard
Night Shift Reassignment at Local Department
A typo heavy fragment notes a Cyril and regular Phen poet assigned to night shift while another department member moves to day duty. Details are unclear, but the core change involves staff scheduling within the department.
Italian delegates attend Brockton convention in Brockton
De Pritiano Lewis Uli and Michael Cheel Veleno state they are delegates from Italy to the convention in Brockton. Wayne Brooks William Roulino Miss Mary Sokolowski Harrison Street enjoyed the weekend at Hampton. Walter Carbone spent a weekend at Lake Winnipesaukee. Mrs Benny Bundelevich and children vacation with friends at Crystal Lake Conn Irene Peterson vacationed at Hampton Beach William Brindley Jr and Kanka Luoto visited Hampton Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny ‘Bundelevich
iCrystal Lake
Conn
Irene Peterson
Hampton Beach
William ‘Brindley Jr
Kanka Luoto
Maynard The Saint Casimir's baseball reports two games
The Maynard The Saint Casimir’s ball tossers split two games last week. They nipped Waltham 6-4 on Sunday with Karpiechick starring in batting and fielding. In Burlington, T. T. beat Saint Casimir’s 4 to 1 in a midweek contest on Burlington’s diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St.Casimir’s
Gang
Waltham
Het Karpiechick
Saints
Burlington T. T
Census Report Shows U S Accident Rate Is Lower
The census bureau reports 1990 accidental deaths at 92 623, a 3.3 percent drop since 1938, with a death rate of 70.9 per 100 000, the third lowest on record. Auto accidents led to 30 468 deaths. Rhode Island was safest with 51.3 per 100 000, Nevada the highest at 203.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Apa
Rhode Island
Union
Nevada
Recruit Misses Adieus And Turns in Fire Alarm
Bridgeton reports a recruit leaving for induction at the depot when he turned in a fire alarm instead. Townsfolk, bells, and fire crews gathered as the train departed, while the recruit waved goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adieus
Bridgeton
Sime Sige
Acton Women’s Club Leaders Attend Devens District Meeting
Acton area club presidents including Mrs Lattin and Mrs Rim bach joined Fort Devens district leaders for a Thursday meeting to plan recreational activities. The group discussed hosting another dance for Devens soldiers in August with local girls as hostesses. about 100 soldiers attended the prior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Orme] Lattin
West Acton
Ilwbs
Devens
Penny Bingo Auxiliary extends July and August events
The Auxiliary Penny Bingo continues through July and August to raise funds for welfare and the flower fund. For over six years the group has run these parties to aid members and support welfare projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy AN
Auxiliary
Ne Halfway ives Ii Tmeleia De I Wbediys
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfway Ives
Tmeleia
Community Classes For Women In Public Safety
Mrs Tobin and Mrs Lan offer Tuesday evening classes at 7 30 focusing on public safety training. The program reflects Massachusetts Public Safety Committee instruction and invites interested women to attend. Details available from the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mabel ‘Tobin
Transportation
Whaling Industry Details From Historic Report
A San Francisco article notes New World and Canadian whaling efforts, with Jant whaling company licensed by Interior Secretary Ickes for a Humboldt Bay shore station California. It describes whaling gear methods, oil uses from Whale fat and meat applications, and global catch figures centered on Antarctic hauls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asetec
Whaling Force Ae
Abet Keng Noy Dick
Northern
San Francisco
Secretary of Interior
Ickes
Humboldt ‘Bay
California
Jant-whaling Company
British’Columbia
America
Germany
United States
Japan
Interior’ Department
Antarctic
Quiet Acton Center party honors Miss Pad
Helen Pederson hosted a small gathering at her Acton Center home. Friends offered refreshments as Miss Peggy Fraser oversaw arrangements for the event hosted by central visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Pederson
Acton Center
Bonor
Damas
Mise
Peggy Fraser
Cantral
Notable early film figures and breakout stories cited
J Carroll Naish fled home to join a troupe led by Gus Edwards and Robert Preston. Barbara Stanwyck appeared with Ziegfeld Follies at age 11. Richard Denning planned to be a doctor. Frances Farmer wrote for national magazines. Pedro de Cordelia’s eight ancestors aided the Moors’ expulsion from Spain. Jackie Cooper is nephew to director Noa Taurog. Ellen Drew traveled from Chicago to Hollywood seeking screen work.
Drive for Funes: Acton-A House-to-House Outreach
A campaign drive spreads through Acton this week under general chair Mrs Allan Moody. Sub chairmen for three precincts are listed as South Acton Mrs William Sameron West Acton Mrs Pauline Bur saw and Acton Center Mrs J Henry Engman.
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Acton
Funés
U.S. C
Allan
Moody
Maynard Garden Club Plans September Flower Show
The Maynard Garden Club met at Mrs. Charles Warren’s Concord Street home to map the annual flower show at the K of O hall on September 3 from 2 to 9 PM. A variety of exhibits are planned including categories for men and for children, with Mrs. Warren as chairman and a steering group of several members. Tea service in the afternoon will be run by Mrs. Pranik May and Mrs. Ear Ryan.
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Mary J. Monin
Prank
Mies
Fend Millard
Ania
Rene
Mir
William Smith
Bingstreet
Prank Kane
Vand
New York
Miys
Gondora
Chil Ren
Palmouth
Ity
Our Lady
St T'S
Periah
Rai“ Pency” Doyle
Maynard
Springs
Maing
Ita
Hika
Philadelphia
Maynard Garden Club
Charles Warren
Concord Street
Weda
Warren
Victor Peppard
Acton Parent Teacher Association Plans Membership Drive
The Acton Parent-Teacher Association met at Mrs. Henry’s home with President and officers discussing a yearlong program. The group has 115 members and plans a house canvass to recruit new members led by committee members including Mrs. James Baker and Mrs. John Torkelsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
J) Heary ‘Sngman
James Baker
Bbe Gengsew
John ‘“Torkelsen
Fred ‘Richards
Action Woman's Club Meets for Fair Plan
Acton Woman's Club held a meeting at Mrs. Mar Lefin's home to discuss plans for the annual association fair. Directors reviewed the upcoming dinners and mission benediction.
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Woman's Ae Ee
DIN’ ‘West Eee Rine
Board of
Acton Woman's Club
Mar Lefin
Benedicenl
Harmony at the Union Spa Service Stirs Local Interest
A fragmented notice references Herbert Ful and a church event at the Union Spa amid talks of a May ceremony or gathering. Details are sparse but indicate a community faith function linked to harmony and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spas
Herbert Ful
Garmron
Five injured in Central Street collision in Clinton
Clinton District Court yesterday heard operating under the influence charges after a Monday evening crash on Central Street. Francis H. Suprenant of Northboro faced wet driving counts. Romeo Bruni of Brighton and other occupants suffered back injuries or minor harm.
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Berlin
Brighton
Ber
Polite
Prenan Werers
An. Saar
Shiga T
Moen
O ‘Northboro
Edward L. Kelleher
Nnne
Lear
David (Culhane
Vingon Lannelle
Brant
Wachusett Reservoir
Canning Class Held At Mrs Rimbach Home
Middlesex Extension Service sponsored a canning session held at the home of Mrs. F. W. Rimbach. The event featured a demonstration titled a kitchen clinic directed by an Extension Service instructor with several local participants named.
West Acton Woman Joanne Acorn Celebrates Sixth Birthday
Miss Joanne Acorn was guest of honor at a Thursday night party hosted by her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Baker on Central Street. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended as a big birthday cake, ice cream and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Joanne Acorn
R. B. Baker
Central
Bservence
Leonel Gottette
Aluminum campaign mobilizes volunteers in Hudson Lovel and Cham
Campaign organizer Mr Lovett and committee members Chamb e and Cham mobilize volunteers to collect aluminum for war needs. Nine residents with articles ready are listed and men staff trucks at the works yards Lincoln street at six. reporters urge others to assist. Women volunteers like Mrs Davitt and Mrs Lewis join the drive as canvassing continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Joseph Sn. Lovel
Fgtters
Lincoln Street
Lovett
Sheshan
H. M. Chamafe
Lo Ong
Canvale
Chambe
Anna M. Davitt
S. Canva
Bedford altar ceremony marks Sisters farewell event
A church ceremony at St. Springs featured the blessing of an altar and benediction by Rev. John A. Maden and J. McDonough. Sisters Mary James and Maryvale Gitte received commendations as they prepare to depart abroad, with priests assisting in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
J.mcdonough
John A. Maden
Maryvale
Sen Fu Sree
Pee d
Ore “Tars
Mary James
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
Vague readable lines describe a brief item with names and places obscured by damage. The legible parts hint at an event or notice but fail to reveal clear action dates or parties involved.
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Robert Preston
Barbara Stanwyck
Richard Denning
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Pedro de Cordelia
Spain
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Noa Taurog
Ellen Drew
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Johnson’ Pharmacy
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Marlon Town
Olga Nelson
Clare Milbery
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