Merwe store to reopen with grand clearance sale
The Merwe store on Littoln street closes for reorganizing and returns Friday at 9 with a high quality stock sale. B A McMahon and his son lead the new management with the existing staff to offer reduced prices on furniture and house items across two window spaces for a four day event. Parking will accommodate up to 250 cars as the store plans a wide selection and day long hours from 9 am to 9 pm during the liquidation.
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Poro
Merwe
Littoln Street
Rew
McMahon
Big Dean
Morse & Bigelow
Death of Irma E Clayton Mourns Maynard Community
Irma Elizabeth Clayton aged 28 died Friday May 29 after tuberculosis. Born July 17, 1920 in the village she was a fifth grade pupil of Jessie Kinneman and cherished by family neighbors and schoolmates. A funeral service was held June 1 at home and St George’s church remembrance, with floral tributes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E.clayton
David
Annie Gray Clayton
Little Irma
Jessie Kinneman
St. George’s Church of
Maynard
Sheenie
Horace Tuttle
Lewis Gd Whithey
Albert Fucker
Archie
Morison
Mt. Hope
Acton Free entertainment and graduation plans noted
Public notices describe an Acton High School event with speakers Miss Wilma Thompson and Miss Ruth Berglind and State Representative Louis Pfeiffer. Graduation for the Senior class is set for Thursday, June 48. A local lunchroom owner, Nelson J. Cole, sold his store after twenty five years, with Mrs Cole continuing operations amid illness and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
South Acton
Rae
Holten
West Acton
Bertram
Heits
West
Fratces Hall
Eleanor Hall
Wilma Thompson
Ruth Berglind
Mr. Hoth
Acton High Scholols
Acton High School
J. G. Mo
Uit Igi
Nelson J. Cole
Sudbury Garden Club Visits Gardens Amid First Parish Plans
The Sudbury Garden Club, newly formed, met Monday and toured Cot Bradlee, Mrs Rice, and Mrs Capon gardens. A regular meeting followed on June 1. Children’s Day is set for the First Parish church service next morning with a christening at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Garden Club
Sudbury
Bradlee
Rice
Capon
Parisl
Neon ” the Great
Transac
Ths
Maynard Couple Celebrate Sixtieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Levi R Chemey were honored with a bouquet of sixty carnations from the Ladies Aid and Philathea Class of the Methodist church marking their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Rchemey
Aidee
Philathea
Methodist
Whist and Social News From Maynard and Nearby Areas
Social notes detail Mrs Leng Lawrence hosting a Friday whist evening with a ten dollar gold piece and groceries as prizes. Attendee updates include Mr and Mrs Warren Dasaith at their Mass avenue home and a bridge gathering at Arlington. Upcoming St Elizabeth church fundraiser promises a gold piece prize and multiple prizes. Hospital updates note Harold Durkees in critical condition at Massachusetts General. Memorial Day events and local club meetings are described with garden seed displays and gardenia projects among boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leng Lawrence
Maynard
Warren Dasaith
Goueher
Masssachusetts Avenue
Mary Aere
Arlington
St. Elsabeth
Acton
Ool Street
Wallace Sims
Gordon
Tate
Menber
Garcean
Greenwich
South Acton Bridge Benefit Hosted by Mrs Bradbury II
Mrs Rolfe Bradbury of North Acton hosted a universalist church bridge party to benefit South Acton, with rooms decorated in lace and iris. Winners included Mrs Charles Mathews Boxboro and several Acton residents, as prizes and refreshments donated by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Wniversalist
Rolfe Bradbury
Nortl
Acton
Itlacs
Iris
Gaede Hong Oy
Winhers
Charles Mathews
Boxboro
Winnifred “Wells
F. W.R. Bradford
West
Leland Campbell
Laura Fitch
Ormal. Lafflin
Nixon
South
Howard Billings
Lawrence Hill
K. F. Reed
Esther Ebney
RE. P. Livermore
South.Acton
Edward J Dumas Dies in Concord Mass
Community mourns Edward J. Dumas who died at Emerson Hospital. Born October 1921 in New Benton, he moved to Concord with his family after his father joined the Reformatory staff. Funeral Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church and burial at St Bernards Cemetery with many schoolmates in attendance. Survivors include Mill and Miss Mille A Dumas, two brothers and three sisters.
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Elm
Edward Joseph Dumas
Emerson Hospital
Edward
New Benton
Concord
Reformatory
Harvey Weheeler West
Promer
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Walter Donohue
Migs
Julig
Deethe
David’ G. Sbheehar
Paul Symes
Dav Callahan
Mitch
el J. Dee
Russel
Murphy
Williaer
Meade
Clighes
M. Maloney
St Bérnard’s
Donahue
Mill and
Mismille A. Dumas
Piile ‘A. Dumas, Jr
Raymond F. Dumas
Margaret Aileen Dumas
Mary’ Eifer Dumas
Blanche C. Dumas
West Concord
Children’s Day Observed at Union Church West Concord
Sunday June 7 marks Children’s Day with a special morning service. Baptism will be administered to children followed by the annual promotion exercises. The program includes a presentation by the lower departments and a children’s pantomime “Toe and the Flowers” by the Senior Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
West Concord
Alfred W. Stone
Maynard routs Concord High in broad local baseball win
The Maynard team overwhelmed Concord High with a powerful batting display as Sawyer and Prigard led early offense. Loughlin kept the defense tight while Latva and Kendra added key hits to seal the wide margin victory.
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Concord High ‘Schoolulh
Maynard
Concord
Schoel -Laat
Reggie Sawyer
Mannen Ae
Theoeal
Ahti Prigard
Eddie Loughlin
Kent
Tor
Sawyer
Drames Maynard
Hintsa
Maynard H Abey
Gapme
Tva
Kendra
Prigard
P Sabene
Braydene Weenee
Kelly
Sas
Siean
Tétala
Maynapol
Hingta
Latva
Jaghingy-Fish
Heylighs
Brismane
Brayden
Morgans
Unclear biographical note from Old Sudbury Road
Fragmentary item mentions Walter B. Piper and a London area business trip. References a Mrs. Lloyd, a daughter, and Joy Titts with a friend Constante De Freese at Nantucket reference. Material is incomplete and cryptic.
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Walter B. Piper
Sudbury Road
England
William
Lloyd
London
Joy
Titts
Constante de Freese
Nantuciot Exer Pharyoliaan
High School Years in Review and Staff Roster
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles from a high school period piece. It names editors and staff such as William Ledgard editor and Anes Vega assistant editor, with other positions including circulation manager and department editors, followed by scattered names in athletics and alumni sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prarrdieng
William ‘Ledgard
Anes Vega
Siftney Business
Wotkiewicz
J' Wil
Stockbridge
Sop
Aeee Gee Simon- Seder
Joke
Alex. Balnis
Cones Rath
Bishop
Paul
Wilson
Wie Ee Cee
Avery
Celia
Taue, Couriiing
Virginia
Rita
Bariteau
Bradford Case
Bylvia
Nyholm
Concord Episcopal session outlines church aims and events
The 73rd Arch conference gathers delegates from Mid-Resex counties in Concord. Bishop Samuel Crabock presides as three major topics are discussed including Sunday observance rural church issues and camp work. The Boy Scouts plan a Monday evening meeting at seven. Midweek service at 7 30. Friday June 22 hosts an afternoon and evening lawn party by the Ladies Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lowell
Boy Scouts ‘Iil
James
Peter Bulkeley School baseball team reels off six game run
West Concord reports Peter Bulkeley School baseball nine has won five of six games so far. Results include PB 16 over Harvey Wheeler at West Concord, PB 56 over Harvey Wheeler at Concord, PB 8 6 over West Concord, PB 13 over Concord High Freshmen, PB 8 over West Acton at Concord. Remaining schedule includes PB at West Acton, Bedford at Concord, Bedford at Bedford, and West Concord at Concord through June 11.
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Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Concord
West’Concord
West Acton
Bedford
Maynard High Class of 1931 Banquet Honors Readout
Maynard High School seniors will hold tonight’s class banquet in the Auditorium. Class statistics were read after a class vote with Annie White named as wit Pollyanna and most original. Sirkka Lehtinen won prettiest and best dressed girl. Catherine Coughlan best girl athlete. Oliver Warila chosen best athlete and most popular boy. Other awards include Rachel Ojanen best for class, Siemi Keto class genius, Victor Pilecki class baby, Kitty Salo class flapper, Ruth Hull Polyanna, Alden Young most gullible, Barbara Stock most dignified, Margaret Lawton fra nkest, James Sweeney best boy athlete, Fred Cogswell best dressed boy, Leon Frye handsomest, Oliver Warila most popular boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High School
Annie White
Sirkka Lehtinen
Catherine Coughlan
Oliver
Swat
War
Anna White
Ruth Hull
Alden Young
Barbara Stockbridge
Robert
Hartin Frankest
Margaret
Lawton Jolliett
Leon Frye
aAlric
French
Oliver Warila
Fred Cogswell
James, Sweeney
Warila
Congregational Church in Concord Hosts Final Meeting
Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church announces Sunday program with morning service at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 45 led by Rev George L Thurlow. Evening program at 6 includes Young Peoples club and strawberry shortcake supper where the pastor will speak. Large attendance hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
George L. Thurlow
Vyoung Peoples Club
Mr. Thurlow
Lake Boon to Host Summer Ballroom Shows
Report notes high crowds and perfect lake bathing at Lake Boon over the weekend. Ballroom announces a Boston theatrical syndicate will supply orchestras and floor shows for the rest of the summer starting June fifth with Roy Welton as emcee and a ten Fisher girls dancing act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Boon
Boston
Roy Welton
Chile Valley
New York
Student of the Year Awards List
Class Sheik William Joyce and Annie White receive top honors with Leo McManara, Edward Han, Margaret Lawton, Ninni Wha Je Miest Girl, Edith Weckstrom, Catherine Coughlan also named for various faculty honors and pet of the faculty designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheik
William Joyce
Grind
Eppy Kevinen
Leo McManara
Annie' White
Edward Hannon
Moet
Margaret* Lawton
Ninni
Edith Weckstrom
Catherine Coughlan
Nomara Deniahawn Dancer to Be Featured in Boston Event
Representatives of the Hastern Outdoor Advertising Co. plan to attend the opening performance in Boston as Nomara Deniahawn dancer will be featured. The group convenes to discuss plans for the event and showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomara Deniahawn
Hastern
Boston
Mrs Selma Stensby Stensby funeral in Concord
The funeral of Mrs Selma Stensby, wife of Olaf Stensby, was held Wednesday afternoon at the Trinitarian Congregational Church with Rev George Loring Thurlow officiating. Mrs John Flynn and Mrs John Cahill sang two duets, piano by Marion Barker, viola by Elizabeth Darling. Pallbearers were Gustaf Landelius, George Nelson, with Concord Club members attending. burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma ST
Mra Se Stensby
Olaf, Stensby
Trinitarian Congregational Church
George Loring Thurlow
John Flynn
John Cahill
Marion Barker
Elizabeth Darling
Viola
Gustaf Landelius
George Nelson
Concord
3 Club
Sleepy Hollow
Sudbury Plans Storage Barn Move for Town Use
The Haynes property barn may be relocated from its current site near Concord road to a site near the former hearse house. Town experts favor moving the barn with minor repairs to serve as storage for street department equipment with easy road access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Concord Road
Concord
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Worcester
Worcester, Library
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Middlesex South District
Winthrop
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Francia J. Campbell
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