Congregational and Universalist Churches Plan June Services and Events
In South Acton the Congregational Church led by Rev Arthur K Beckett announces morning service at 10 30 and Sunday school at noon with a 6 30 Havening service. Universalist Church led by Rev George H Wood offers 10 45 morning service and 9 30 church school. Children day observance is set for June 11 with a sermon A Child Shall Lead Them and a 7 30 pageant Who Bids directed by Miss Morente Merriam The Christian Endeavor group visited West Rindge NH June 2 performing Bright and Early and visiting Rev Hinneman’s home.
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Congregational Church
Arthur EK. Beckett
Universalist ‘Church
George H. Wood
Philip Lowden
Lowden
School Street
North
Woodstock
Ernest E.greenough
Ipswich Hospital
George E. Greenough
Ipswich Neck
Miss Morente
A.merriam
Missesthel
Olga Granberg
Christian Endeavor Society
West Rindge
N. H
Grange Hall
Hinneman
Beckett
South Acton
IOOF
Acton Soage
Winona Lodge
Rebekahs
Quinby Square
Albert P Clifford
Alberta Tuttle
Clarence D. Chickering
Noble Grand
Massachusetts
Rances ‘Archer
Joseph Redfern
Harlan Cook
Anchors and Ark
George A Smith
Nelson J Cole
Frank W Holt
Frank H Patch
Mr Beskett
Maynard Intertown League narrows race as Cubs exit
Crowe Park twilight games mark the first half as Colonials lead the Intertown standings, Reds second, with Pirates Terrors and Yankees behind. Five Maynard youths join out of town teams while 16 train at Camp Devens, and 150 welfare list drops occur after Assabet Mill gains. Gleasondale mill opens with workers, and the American House on Spring Lane is demolished after Prohibition era decline.
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Maynard
Intertown Baseball League
Crowe Park
Cubs
Intertown
Colonials
Reds
Pirates
Terrors
Yankees
Marlboro
Hudson
Zapareski
Colonial
Main Street
Army Base
Camp Devens
Assabet
Gleasondale
Spring Lane
Old Oasis
Julius Lowe
Merry Men
Maynard M. E. Church Observes Children's Day
Maynard M. E. Church will observe Children Day on Sunday June 11 with a joint church and Sunday school service at 1030 directed by Rev J Rex Shepler and Eric C Farnell. Exercises led by Miss Emma Greenhalgh include a processional and junior choir songs. The primary class will receive Bibles and diplomas, and certificates for perfect attendance. Infants and children will be presented for baptism marking the year’s end.
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Maynard M. E
J. Rex Shepler
Eric C Farnell
Emma Greenhalgh
Homemakers Day Set for June Seven at Lexington
Middlesex county homemakers attend the annual Homemaker s Day at Carey Memorial Hall Lexington on Wednesday June seventh. The program features recreation morning with a 300 performer circus from 10 30 a m to 12 00 m a picnic lunch a 4 H dress revue with 159 girls prizes and a talk by Mrs Hilda L Ives titled Two Kinds of Bread. The public is invited.
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Middlesex County
Carey Memorial Hall
Lexington
Middlesex County Extension Service
Hilda L. Ives
Sure Signs of Business Improvement Highlighted by O'Donnell
Charles H O'Donnell spoke to the Sharon Rotary Club about an upturn in business after returning from a New York clothing dealers convention. He noted retailers are ordering heavily for fall and winter and cited rising prices in related raw materials signaling broader wage increases to meet higher costs.
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Hudson
Charles H O'Donnell
Rotary Club
Sharon
O'Donnell
New York City
Feu
Mr. O'Donnell
O’donnell
Sudbury High Class of ’33 to Hold Senior Reception
Sudbury High announces a senior reception for the graduating class of 1933. The event opens to Sudbury residents and will feature reminders of school years and friends gathering to celebrate.
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Sudbury High School
Sud
Legion 5 Firemen 4 in Sudbury League tilt
The American Legion defeated the Firemen 5 to 4 after three extra innings. Alan Flynn delivered the winning two bagger in the final frame as a lively crowd watched. Johnny Mercury made a standout defensive play.
William H Wood Former Reformatory Officer Dies in West Concord
William H Wood a long time West Concord resident and retired Reformatory officer died at Phillips House Boston in his eighty eighth year after a fall on a Florida return voyage. Born August 6 1845 in South Acton he worked as a carpenter before joining the Reformatory service retiring about 22 years ago. He was active in Corinthian Lodge Odd Fellows Concord Lodge Red Men and Royal Arcanum and spent winters in Florida after retirement. Funeral held at his West Concord home with Odd Fellows and Masons conducting services. burial at Woodlawn Acton in family lot.
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West Concord
William H. Wood
Phillips House
Boston
Florida
William Henry Wood
South Acton
Louis
Abigail Jones Wood
Acton
New Jersey
Concord
Reformatory
Hse
Corinthian Lodge
Concord Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Royal Arcanum
Wood
Main Street
Noble Grand George
C. Manter
George A Montague
Concord Lodge
Woodlawn
Philip C. ‘Holden
William H. Davis
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union
Augusta Foster dies in Concord after private funeral
Mrs Augusta Kirkpatrick Foster widow of Maine Lake Ice Company associate George B Foster died Monday at the Rest Home West Concord. Funeral held Thursday at Newton Cemetery with Rev Edward Perry Daniels officiating. Survived by daughter Mrs Danforth W Comins of Lowell Road son Charles K Foster of Ellsworth and three Scranton siblings.
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Concord
Augusta Kirkpatrick Foster
George B. Foster
Maine ‘Lake Ice Company
Newton
Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Danforth W. Comins
Lowell Road
Charles K. Foster
Ellsworth
Maine
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Amateur Farmers Club Organizes Seven Members
The Amateur Farmers' Club organizes seven members to coordinate local farming activities. The meeting outlines plans for markets, cooperative tools, and community support initiatives.
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Amateur Farmers’ Club
Obituary Notice for Wood Family Members
Of Corinthian Lodge conducting the Masonic rites. The pall bearers were S Thomp son Blood, John P. Allen, Waldo P. Lapham, Henry H. Hawley, and Harland Flagg. He is survived by a son Fred H. Wood of Boston, a daughter Mrs Grace Rackle who lived with them, a grandson William H. Rackle, and two great grandchildren William H. Rackle Jr and Jean Rackle.
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Corinthian Lodge
S. Thompson Blood
John P. Allen
Waldo P. Lapham
Henry H. Hawley
Harland Flagg
Fred H. Wood
Boston
Grace. Rackle
William H. Rackle T
William H. Rackle, Jr
Jean Rackle
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