West Acton Baptist Church Sees First Baccalaureate Sermon
The West Acton Baptist Church held its first baccalaureate sermon last Sunday with a decorated auditorium and music by the choir solo by Miss Marjory Stearns and organ by Miss Durkee. The pastor presented carnations to graduates and the evening service honored fatherhood with two solos by Arthur Jeffries Jr. next Sunday resumes Apostle's Creed series on resurrection and water as a theme.
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West Acton Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Marjory Stearns
Arthur Jeffries Jr
Fitchburg
L F Fullenton
Postal Rates and Nearby Towns Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes show postal rate reference of four cents and one dollar including postage. Mentions Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford as locations possibly connected to mailing or distribution.
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Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Sudbury Union Service at Memorial Congregational
Union services at Memorial Congregational church Sunday joined by Rev. FR Gale of the Union church who preached the Baccalaureate sermon. Rev. G H Clark and Rev. Albert B. Reynolds conducted the remainder of the service.
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Union Service Union
Memorial Convegational Church
FR Gale
The
Union Church
G H Clark
Albert B. Reynolds
West Concord Services Announced For June
Reverend Alfred W. Stone and Reverend George F will lead morning service at 10 30 and a welcoming visit by Dr Jas noted. Christian Endeavor season ends with a Sage event on Wednesday June 25 and the Mid week service is scheduled for 7 30 p m.
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West Concord
Alfred W. Stone
George F DD
Jas
West Confd
West Acton Boy Scouts Meet Amid Heat
Troop 1 held a Wednesday meeting with a large turnout despite heat. Scout Master and committee praised the Scouts for their excellent work at the Lancaster event. Four boys passed Tenderfoot and were enrolled as Scouts George Turner and others listed. June 29 set for an overnight camp out.
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BOY
Lancaster Bale
Tenderfoot
George Turner
la Forrest Perkins
Thompson
Vose Farm Project Seeks Utility Upgrades in Maynard
A notice requests improvements including electricity, lights, running water and a garage at Vose Farm in Maynard. The filing outlines plans and seeks approval from local authorities to proceed with the facilities upgrade.
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Vose Farm
Maynard
Notice of separation and liability disclaimer
Stephen W. Page of West Concord Massachusetts declares that his wife Mary Page has left his home and that he will not be responsible for any bills she contracts. Dated June 18, 1929.
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Mary Page
Stephen W. Page
West Concord
Mass
West Acton pupils enjoy outing at Long Pond
The upper grade pupils of West School spent a pleasant Saturday at Long Pond under Miss Stevans and Miss Kase. The trip included water activities and boating with memorable sunburns. The Union Church Mission Circle hosted its annual luncheon in South Acton with several local ladies attending. Flag Day was observed on June 14 with flags raised around town and discussion of its meaning. Mrs Jennie Whitcomb and Ruth Albee visited Francistown NH for the weekend. A Boxboro lightning bolt caused a barn fire, requiring town firefighters.
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West School
Long Pond
Stevans
Kase
The
Universalist Church
South Acton
Henryletta
Torsleff
Evangeline Hall
Albertie, Mead
West Acton
Merion Bradford
Etta’ Gates
Towne
Frances Hall
Ida Rn Susah
Littlefield
Ed Whitcomb
Ida Durkee
Mae Holt¢n Apd
Martyne
William Stokes
Marie
Florida
Boston
Continental Congress
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Jennie Whitcomb
Ruth Albee
Medford
Francistown
N. H
Boxboro
Cunningham Farm
Local Social Notes From West Concord Area
Mrs Fred Miller formerly Mae Curley visited West Concord recently. Miss Mary Garvey longtime eighth grade teacher at Harvey Wheeler School will take a leave to study at Bridgewater Normal School. Mr and Mrs James Nagle celebrated their fifty-eighth wedding anniversary on Wednesday June 12. Mrs Margaret Kelley and son John Kelley vacationed at Whitehorse Beach last week. Our Lady Help of Christians art Catholic D of A held a Straw-berry Festival in 10,0.F hall Friday evening with dancers a singer and refreshments. Mrs Sara Hood of Nashua NH visited her daughter Mrs Smith recently.
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Fred Miller
Mae Curley
West Concord
Mary Garvey
Harvey Wheeler School
Bridgewater Normal School
James Nagle
Margaret Kelley
John Kelley
Whitehorse Beach
Our
Lady Help of _ Christians art
C. D. of A
Sara Hood
Nashua
Nhi
Smith
Middlesex Health Camp Opens With Experimental Group
The Southern Middlesex Health Camp opened June 10 with 22 boys and girls, over 20 percent underweight, under Miss Mary C. Hoisington of the Southern Middlesex Health Association. A three week pre camp and post camp treatment runs before and after the regular outdoor program led by Miss Ray Morrison with aides Miss Louise Daston and Miss Margaret Cono boy. Executive Committee plans meet June 13 at the camp. Lost $30 reward for Russo's Italian restaurant.
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Southern Middlesex Health Camp
Mary C. Hoisington
R. N
Southern Middlesex Health Association, Inc
Ray Morrison
Louise Daston
Arlington
Margaret Conoboy
Bottineau
North Dakota
Association
Dracut Boy 4 H Delegate To Washington
Austin George of Dracut a Lowell High sophomore and 48 Club leader earns Massachusetts four delegate spot for the National 4 H Camp begun in 1936 the group sails from South Station June 18 to Washington DC for a two boy two girl state delegation. The camp on the Mall near the Washington Monument features tours assemblies and camp fires with broadcast coverage June 22 led by Mrs Herbert Hoover.
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Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Austin George
Dracut
Lowell High School
Geo. L. Farley
Washington, D. C
Washington Monument
Hawaii
Gampers
Department of Agriculture
WJEAF
New York
WTIC
Hartford
WJAR
Providence
WTAG
Worcester
Herbert Hoover
Dainty Panties for Men Spark Futuristic Fashion Exhibit
Paris hosts an exhibit at the Manuel Freres Gallery showing future male fashion trends. Designers present pink ruffled panties, loud outfits resembling hoopskirts, and tight satin breeches. Lacy shirts, sheer lingerie, and accessories like gloves and fur neck pieces may define next season for men.
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Paris
Manuel Freres
Hoover condemns pro prohibition killings and urges border help
President Hoover deplores the recent wave of killings by pro agents in a White House statement. He also calls on border state citizens to aid law officers in cracking down on bootleggers and smugglers.
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New York State
Customs Dry Patrol
Arthur Gordon
Lucien Bosworth
John C. Tulloch
Customs
Gordon
Washington
INS
Hoover
White House
Lightning Strikes Four Places in South Acton
A severe thunder shower Friday caused notable damage in four spots on Faulkner hill. Lightning damaged the residence of John C. Starbuck, striking a tree and entering a room where he sat. Nearby, two trees were hit near William J. Starbuck and Faulkner House.
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South Acton
Faulkner Hill
John C. Starbuck
Mr. Starbuck
William Jv
Faulkner
Maynard Enroute to Poland on Family Visit and Return
Mrs John Zaniewski sails from New York for Poland to visit relatives. She and her escort will tour the country, stopping in a village long held by the Zaniewski family for centuries before returning home.
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Poland
John Zaniewski
Saily
New York
Zaniewski
Zaniewsen
Junior High Graduation Beams at Maynard
Maynard June 19 junior high school held graduation exercises in the school auditorium with a capacity audience. 135 graduates received certificates from Rev. Eason Cross. Miss Mary Doyle, principal, received a class gift. The program featured a highly praised musical scene led by Miss Ethel Lovely and Mrs Grace Tucker.
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Maynard
Eason Cross
Mary Doyle
Ethel Lovely
Grace Tucker
Treasury
Maynard Grange
Cue Grange
Pyacu
Etail Howe
Weruchy Maton
Bertha Goulu
Laura Woondart
George Morse
Mico Sneridan
Joan Sunderland
Wooster
Irene Charuin
Wing W. X
Macurda
Wiliam Haywara
Ethel Crowther
Ancee Hird
Jarick McGrath
Mary Crom
Aaron Sims
Messie Sullivan
Grace Wailney
Joan Croft
Mrs. Smith
Edith Rassmussen
Alton White
Irving Howe
Annie Thompson
Adelaine Kins
Ida Swett
Police Raid Boat House Seizes Beer and Brewing Gear
Chief John Connors and Patrolman Ernest Rasmussen raided a boat house by the Assabet River near the water department pumping station. They seized 19 gallons of beer in 96 bottles plus brewing equipment. John Crotty, 21, was found guilty of manufacturing and fined and jailed. kept on file for selling.
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House of Correction
Former Pastor Francis Jablonski Dies Suddenly
Former pastor of St. Casmir's Church Maynard Rev. Francis Jablonski died suddenly Sunday night at the rectory of Our Lady of Czestochowa parish South Boston while at the supper table. Funeral services held today at the church with many former parishioners in attendance.
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Maynard
Francis Jablonski
St. Casmir’s Church
Our Lady of Czestochowa
South Boston
County 4 H Health Poster Winner Named at Lexington Picnic
Marjory Colburn of the Klean Kareful Kooks and Dracut Food Club won the County 4 H Health Poster Contest at the Homemaker's Picnic in Lexington on June 11. Walter C Wardnel awarded a fountain pen and pencil set. Her poster goes to Middlesex County for July State Contest. Eleanor Dutton won second prize a recipe box. Dorothy Connor won third a small cook book. Miss May Foley judged the posters.
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Marjory Colburn
Klean Kareful Kooks
Dracut Food Club
Lexington
Walter C. Wardnel
Middlesex County
Eleanor Dutton
Beardy Tag
Dorothy Connor
Wilmington “True Blue” Food Club
May Foley
Be Prepared Club Members Enjoy Lake Outing
The girls from the Be Prepared Club of Union Congregational church spent a day at Long Lake Lattleton yesterday. Mrs William Bolcourt and daughter Jane joined with Miss Helen Wilcox for the excursion.
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Union Congregational Church
Long Lake
Lattleton
William, Bolcourt
Jane
Helen Wilcox
Hudson Wins Last School Game At Riverside Park
Hudson high edged Hopkinton 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel at Riverside Park. Kirley fanned 16 Hudson batters and Hopkinton were limited to two scratch hits. Hudson scored two in the first on a sequence ending with a misplayed ball, Hopkinton answered with two in the fourth, and the visitors threatened in the seventh but were held by Wheeler. Attendance 300, game time 2 hours 5 minutes.
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Hudson
Hudson High School
Hopkinton High
Riverside Park
Kirley
Hopkinton
Wheeler
Hudson Battery
Bryant
Brown
C. Adams
R. Adams
R. Huston
Bartlett
Cesario
Wernstein
Invaders
KR. Huston
Kirby
Oswedd
Lucas
Sweet
Huston
Barnsten
Cummings
R. Mec
Millan
Balks
F. McMillan
F C Hosmer Dies at 65 in Hudson Street
Hudson Frederick C Hosmer 65 died at his home 48 O Neil Street after a long illness. He was born in Stow and lived in Hudson since childhood. Survived by widow Mabel S Olmstead and son Charles B in Washington DC. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from his home with Rev Robert Steven officiating. Burial in Forestvale conducted by George F Allen.
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Hudson
Frederick ‘C. Hosmer
O'Neil Street
Stow
Rock’ Bottom
Charles H
Lozina (Goldsmith) Hosmer
Birestone Footwear ‘Co
Mabel S
Olmstead
Mercury Near 94 Degree Heat Across New England
New England endured a heat wave with one death and numerous prostrations as temperatures rose toward and possibly exceeded 94 degrees. Boston reported street readings near 100 while Gloucester measured 108 and Falk River 110, with firefighters responding to heat related incidents.
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Boston
New England
Mercury
Gloucester
Falk River
I Fire
Heat Wave Eases as Showers Arrive. Beachgoers Remain Busy
The heat wave was expected to break late today or tomorrow with arriving showers. Beach resorts along the coast remained crowded as storms loomed. A freak wave uncovered a snow pile beneath boards nearby.
Be a Slob Advised Graduates at Cambridge Commencement
Harvard Class Day speaker Alflan R Blackburn Jr of Auburndale N Y joked that graduates should be a slob. The satirical line mocked a MIT address by Prof Robert B Rogers that urged tech seniors to be snobs and marry the boss daughter not his stenographer.
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Cambridge
Mass
INS
Harvard
Crimson
Alflan R. Blackburn Jr
Auburndale
N. Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert B Rogers
Tech
Greatest Show On Earth Comes To Worcester
Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey presents the Greatest Show on Earth visiting Worcester on Monday July 1. The advance car heralds the appearance with colorful posters across the countryside. The show travels on 100 rail cars with 1600 people and 1000 animals starring Zachinni and Goliath the five ton Sea.
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Ringling Bros. and
Barnum &Bailey’s
Worcester
Zachinni
Goliath
Ringling Sarnum Circus Lives Up To World Five Ring Claim
Performers include Miss Lillian Zeitzel famed aerialist and the flying Codonas led by Alfredo Maximo, the Rieffenachs and Hernestos, premier equestrians. The show features many foreign acts with the Big Show presented twice daily dazzling with splendor and magnificence.
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Lillian Zeitzel
Codonas
Alfredo
Maximo
Rieffenachs
Hernestos
Ringling- Sarnum Circus
Five Die From Sewer Gas Tragedy in Lowell
Death toll in the sewer gas incident rose to five with Maurice Fitzgerald of 54 dying after entering the sewer to attempt a rescue of four fellow workers. Despite artificial respiration and blood transfusions at St. John's, he did not survive.
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Lowell
Mass
Maurice Fitzgerald
St. John’s
Honeymoon Ends Lindbergh Returns to Guggenheim Work
Charles A. Lindbergh resumed duties as trustee and aeronautical consultant for the Guggenheim Fund after a honeymoon aboard the Mouette. Lindbergh and Anne Morrow anchored at Sands Point and visited the Guggenheim estate before Lindbergh went back to his official duties.
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New York
INS
G.ol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of
Aeronautics
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Sands Point
L. AL
Daniel Guggenheim
Harvard Seniors at Seder Breakfast Party
Miss Florence Seder entertained seven Harvard College seniors and six Radcliffe classmates at a breakfast yesterday. The group started with a visit to Keith Memorial theatre, then attended the Harvard Senior Spread at Harvard Memorial Hall and Delta. Dancing continued until 5 am before returning to the Seder home on Acton Street for breakfast.
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Florence Seder
Harvard College
Radcliffe
Keith’s Memorial Theatre
Harvard
Harvard Memorial Hall
Delta
Miss
J. H. Seder
Acton Street
Health Day campaigns energize Massachusetts towns
Nearly every city in Massachusetts promotes Health Day with focused efforts. As summer arrives a stronger outlet for public health interest emerges. The preschool program plans a first year Summer Round Up guided by the teachers association.
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Marlboro
Massachsusetts
Ford Mafid
Cher Association
Ehter
Septem Mae
Lightning D Maynard Fire Smolders After Bolt Strike
A single lightning bolt hit a town yard striking a motor and setting a wire and telephone line ablaze. Fire crews discovered the blaze at night near Country Cl street and pumps by the mill. Damage described as considerable though limited to minor property loss.
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Maynard
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