All Star 1934 Mythical Nine From Concord Area
A 1934 mythical all star lineup highlights Thompkins as a standout pitcher and Flannagan as a strong partner. Beloved by fans, the infield features Cunningham at short and a gifted corner guard, with O Connell at second and Kaloustian at first. Outfield trio includes Mara Woble and Belmont, while Duplessis anchors the rotation as a lefty. Captain Sontag and versatile Joe contribute across infield and outfield roles.
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Thompson
Johnson
Agnes
Cunningham
Mara
Woble
Wis
Belmont
Aransas
Hank
Marlboro
Duplessis
Fire Eacker
Keystone
Young O'Connell
Clinton
Kaloustian
Lamy
Lappett
Duggan
Cassidy Gappett
Cassidy
Sontag
Joe
Concord High School Graduation Exercises Planned
Concord high school graduation events include a June 21 ceremony at the State Armory with Warren B. Goddard presiding and Frank P. Speare speaking. Principal Martin F. Goodwin will give remarks. Diplomas will be presented by Mr. Yesterday the class enjoyed an all day Provincetown trip aboard the Dorothy Bradford with chaperons Enos E. Heid and Miss Gertrude Dyer. Class Day activities occur this afternoon at the High School followed by a dance at the Armory.
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Concord High School
State Armory
Warren B. Goddard
Concord School Committee
Frank P. Speare
Northeastern University
Martin F. Goodwin
Provinceton
Dorothy Bradford
Enos E. Heid
Gertrude Dyer
Mary Sheehan
Ann Byron
Gertrude McGenn
Arthur Helsher
Ralph Bursted
Noble Loomer
Mrs. Goodwin
Helen Wilson
Mr Held
David J. Sheehan
Margaret M. Sheehan
Banquet celebrates year by month themed acts at Uni versalist church
A large crowd attended an Acton Universalist church banquet and birthday party organized by the ladies group. Hostesses by month presented varied acts from poetry and violin solos to motion pictures and humorous burlesques, ending with December’s winter scene pictures.
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Acton
Ladies of the Universalist Church
Charles Clark
O. L. Clark
Dorothy Braman
Edgar Guest
Chandler Wells
Frank Taylor
Maud Vila
F. Plummer
Richard Lowden
Mise
Mildred Gallant
Rita Dunivan
Elizabeth Reed
John Alden
Priscilla
Motion Pictures
Seeks Return of License To Blue Moon Inn
Peter Stefanski proprietor of the Blue Moon Inn appeals to the state Alcohol Beverage Control Commission to compel granting a license after local Selectmen revoked it May 2 for liquor law violations. A hearing was held with representation by a local lawyer. The Selectmen decided to deny reopening the license after the hearing.
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Maynard
Peter Stefanski
Blue Moon Inn
The
Selectmen
State Alcohol Beverage Control Commission
State convention set for Maynard Legion Auxiliary in Swampscott
The annual state convention of the Legion Auxiliary will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday in Swampscott. Sealy and Minnie Downey are noted among local participants. The group will also meet monthly on the second Monday during summer months.
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Maynard
the Legion Auxiliary
Swampscott
Sealey
Minnie Downey
Sudbury Man Dies By Own Action After Gas Poisoning
Ralph E. Harrington 60 is found dead in a tent inside a garage with a dog, linked to a second suicide attempt by gas. Earlier, May 19, he was found semi conscious with gas on in the kitchen after wife’s death. Medical examiner and local police reviewed the scene.
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Sudbury
Ralph E. Harrington
Omer
Boston
Mr. Tucker
Harrington
Marlboro Hospital
M. F. Buel
Norman M Hunter
Senecal W. Hall
Sudbury Graduation Exercises Set For Tomorrow Night
Sudbury High and Grammar schools hold graduation in the Town hall auditorium before a large crowd. Fifteen graduates will receive diplomas with remarks by Principal Alan Flynn and faculty. Ruth Gothberg accompanies the musical program. Virginia Sawyer directs.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High and Grammar School
Town Hall
Glee Club
Ruth Gothberg
Virginia Sawyer
Alan F. Flynn
Philip N. Ross
Ellen McSweeney
Florence Hazel
Marice Crowley
Giddings
Brennan
Virginia Raynor
Helen Bennett
F. H. Benedict
George H. Clarke
Nathan W. Gillette
Alberta Briggs
Helen Rissanen
Clyde Brennan
Lawrence Devoll
Richard Giddings
Earl Hoyle
Philip Ross
Charles Way
Caroline Stone
Margaret Caruso
Anne Dove
Jeanette Mills
Hattie Moores
Rachel Noyes
Evelyn Rand
Lucretia
Richard N
Denris
Maynard ERA Payroll and Local Projects Review
The Maynard ERA payroll for last week totaled 1928 dollars paid to 123 men and 22 women. The Alumni field project is complete and a new field work project may be submitted. Crowe Park projects include painting the grand stand and benches and a backstop with grading. A town health survey focuses on nutrition and a submitted project. Rev. Matthew A. Vance was appointed ERA investigator by the selectmen due to his training and town ties.
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Maynard
E. RP. A
Crowe Park
Matthew A. Vance
BB. R. A
Mr. Vance
Maynard Citizen Committee
McGrath Wins Maynard Club Tourney With Low Putts
Patrick McGrath shot 26 putts to win the Maynard Country Club 18 hole event for members last weekend. J DeRosier was runner up with 27, Frank Riley and Frank Grieve tied for third with 28, followed by others on 29 to 32. Next weekend a full handicap five alibi strokes event is planned. Wet weather delayed qualifying. members may qualify through next Sunday and early match play begins for the first sixteen players.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Patrick McGrath
J. DeRosier
Frank Riley
Frank Grieve
Harry Bullard
Norman Nordberg
Hartwell Flood
Edwin Carlton
Arthur Carlton
C.S. Johnson
J. Johnston
Ray Veitch
Altruistic Class Holds Meeting in First Federated Church
The Altruistic Class met at First Federated Church last night with frs. in attendance and discussions continuing until fall.
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Hudson
First Federated Church
Frs
Acton Girl Wins Degree Honors From Southern California
Miss Mildred Rose Polep of Acton Centre haz earned a Bachelor of Arts cum laude from the University of Southern California. She was elected to the French Italian and Spanish Honor societies and prepared for college at Acton High School. Her college activities include basketball swimming hockey and tennis.
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Acton
Mildred Rose Polep
Fannie S. Polep
Acton Centre Haz
University of Southern California
Polep
Acton High School
A Student Achieves High Honors in Mathematics
Miss Baraches maintained an outstanding scholastic record over four years. She earned a Phi Beta Kappa designation and Sigma Xi membership, while contributing to the Mathematics Club and the mathematics honor roll for three years.
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Baraches
Sigma Xia
Acton High School Graduation Evening Summary
Acton high school holds a town hall graduation with a district address by Evelyn Hagen and remarks by Elizabeth. honor pupils include Reba Imeson John Bucher Mildred Imeson and Charles Chitchen.
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Acton
Acton High School
Town Hall
Evelyn Hagen
Elizabeth A
Charles Chitchen
Reba Mildred Imeson
John John Bucher
Bilizabeth
Concord Middlesex Instrument Savings annual meeting officers named
At the annual meeting of the corporation of the Middlesex Instrument Savings the officers were chosen in Concord Massachusetts. President Samuel Hoar Vice President James 4 clerk Javen H. Moore and trustees for five years Charles H Towle Henry A Bower Thomas Baya Sveaman Suttrick all of Concord Mass June 10. The following is a list of two of the Middlesex In-
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Concord
Corporation of the Middlesex
Tor Savings
Louowig Vlicers
Samuel Hoar
Waanes
Sucie
Javien H. Moore
Caree
Charles H. Towle
Bower
Sveaman Suttrick
Mass
Middlesex
Loveliest in the World Theme Marks Children’s Day
South Aeton reports on a first church Children’s Day in a pretty setting of potted plants and cut flowers. The event features Father Time Clarence Braman and Virginia Milberg ham as topics, with singing by the school. Rita Dunivan Virginia Milbery and Olive Milbery receive attendance bars for six and seven years. Richard Lowden performs bari tone solos as plants are distributed to children.
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South Aeton
Clarence Braman
Nature
Virginia Milbergham
Rita Dunivan
Virginia Milbery
Olive Milbery
Richard Lowden
Petition Opposes License Hearings Presented by Selectman
Selectman McCarron presented a petition signed by over 50 residents opposing the license. Representative Frank C. Sheridan led the hearing for town officials and the A B C will inform the Selectmen of the decision soon.
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Selectman
Stolen Surveying Instruments Reported From Auto
A public notice reports the theft of surveying instruments from a car linked to Marlborg Martin J. Dalton. The item loss is listed under an official police inquiry. Authorities seek information leading to recovery and suspect identification.
Town Meeting Aims to Use B R A Funds for Projects
Continued on page four, officials discuss town plans to use roughly $8000 monthly B R A funds for acceptable projects without raising taxes. Previous meeting noted $8000 for May and June. state B R A approval pending. Officials seek to maximize benefits from B R A while funding material costs and maintaining tax rates.
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Iorce
B. R
R. A
Injured In Sudbury Injured In Sudbury
Marlboro Mr. and Mrs. sphore Sagseville of 61 are listed among those injured in Sudbury with sparse details. The report provides minimal names and location, lacking clear incident or outcome information.
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Marlboro
Mrs. Sphore Sagseville
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