Cord Garden Club Flower Show Delights at Community House
The Cord Garden Club held its annual flower show at the Community House on Wednesday afternoon, drawing large attendance. Judges praised many exhibits including a rock garden stage setting and a fireplace arrangement, with Alfred Cur d Lennox Lindsay earning a gold seal for the top display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cord Garden Club
At Community House
Walle
Milton
Bryan S
Chestnut Hill
Abderson
Brookline
Hn Ramsey
Chestnut
Alfred Curd
Lennox H
Wells Beach Glee Club Visit Sparks Community Events
The Anchor Glee Club toured Wells Beach and Red Pitch area last week, drawing crowds at a Saturday Red Cross event in Wells Com House. The group performed hymns and shared a bowling and shuffleboard display, with local residents applauding and enjoying beach sports despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Beach
Low Park
Anchor Glee Club
Red Cross
Wells Com- House
Glee Club
David
Hoach Jones
Arthur Coed
Florida
Maynard Intertown All Stars Face Independent Lock at Crowe Park
Maynard Intertown All Stars host a Saturday 3 p m game against All Stars at Crowe Park to delight local fans with Jimmie Ryan leading the action. The event is a benefit for a local cause and also promotes a July crowed crowd by booking an Independent Lock team appearance with several local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
All Stars
Crowe Park
Jimmie Ryan
Maynard All - Stars
Solemn High Rites for Michael J McHugh of West Concord
Michael Joseph McHugh a 24 year Massachusetts Reformatory officer and Concord native died at Massachusetts General Hospital after stomach surgery. He was born October 30 1880 in Concord and educated there. He married Annie McDermott and leaves a daughter Marty Agnes and ten siblings. Funeral held at Our Lady Help of Christians with a solemn mass. services attended by local Knights of Columbus Elks and Reformatory officers. Burial in St Bernard's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Michael Joseph McHugh
Concord
Massachusetts Referm
Massachusetts General Hospital
Terrance and Mary (Dee) McHugh
Concord High School
Town Ties
Concord Council
Knignts
Columbus
Bishop Cheverus Council
Concord Lodge of Elks
Reformatory Prison Officers Association
Annie McDermott
Somerville
Marty Agnes McHugh
Patrick F. McHugh
Hugh T. McHugh
San Francisco
California
Edward J. MeHugh
Thomas L. McHugh
Francis C. Mcallugh
Terrence J. McHugh
John G. McHugh
Margaret M. McHugh
Catherine E. McHugh
Mary V. McHugh
Carl Danberry
Lowell
Margaret Hearn
Julia Dee
Terrence J.mchugh
Francis C. McHugh
John E. McHugh
Lincoln
Joseph M. Collins
Waltham
John Dee
Cambridge
Joseph Dee
Daniel C. Sullivan
John J. Connorton
James M. Russell
Bishop Cheverus
K. of C
Bernard A. McKenna
John Hayes
Martin O’brien
Michael Mullaney
Francis McManus
Thomas J. McGann
Reformatory
Burianis
St. Bernard’s
Dunberry
Ford
Town Hall Rental Price Sparks Discontent in Sudbury
Town selectmen held a Friday hearing with leaders of the Woman’s Club Garden Club Grange Men’s Club and the Town Association to settle a rental price for the town hall. After over an hour of discussion the group moved toward a new total pricing plan aimed at pleasing all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Henry T. Maynard
Woman’s Club
Paul Whitney Rhodere
Garden Club
David Baldwin
The
Grange
Norman Bowry
T. Asso
Forrest D Bradshiw
Alan F. Fly
Nathan W. Gillette
Distinguished Guests Attend Hawthorne Chapter Masonic Meeting
Distinguished guests including two Past Grand Matrons of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Massachusetts attended Hawthorne Chapter’s Monday evening meeting in the Masonic Temple. Miss Hather Kingman of Taunton conducted her official inspection as part of a ceremonious evening with memorial service for George William Hunt and Grace E Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Astern Star
Massachusetts
Hawthorne
Masonic Temple
Hather Kingman
Taunton
Gladys F Graham
Austin D. MacRae
George William Hunt
Greace E Davis
Bertha Heyliger
Caroline Derby
Miss Kingman
Benjamin Derby
Blanche Hewitt
Ida Hicks
Willam Weigle
Alice 'E Wallace
West Concord P T A bids farewell to eighth graders
The West Concord Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting at the Harvey Wheeler School auditorium. It honored 45 eighth grade pupils who will enter Concord High School in the fall. New officers were elected and a short play by the school Dramatic Club was performed to benefit the Harvey Wheeler School baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Concord High School
Fred T. Boyd
Henry W Ventres
Francis Street
Edward W Sheehan
Andrew Edwardson
Mise Esther Hempel
Ivan D. Servais
Harold D
Child Died In Hospital
Concord mourns the death of Thomas V Finan Jr who died Monday June 12 after weeks of illness. A tumor cost him an eye at age two and a recent operation at Massachusetts General Hospital preceded measles complications. He is buried at St Bernard's cemetery. A Maynard Country Club dance will be held tonight at their Club House with music by Frank Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Thomas V. Finan
Thomas V. Finan, Jr
Thomas
Massachusetts General Hospital
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Maynard Country Club
Frank Sheridan
Acton High School Holds Commencement 1933
Acton High School held its commencement in Acton Center town hall on Monday evening June 19. The 27 graduates received diplomas as Superintendent J Harding Armstrong praised their four year record including 25 percent on the honor roll and strong athletic and dramatic achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hough
Acton
Acton High School
Town Hall
Acton Center
Cecelia Callanan
Albert Haynes
Wilma ‘Thompson
Porter Jenks
Martha Middleton
Thomas Callanan
Sanford Hill
Class Ball at Wayside Inn Ends Sudbury School Year
Relatives and friends attend the final graduation event for 47 boys at Wayside Inn Boys’ School in Sudbury. Five graduates receive diplomas for agricultural training. diplomas presented by Mrs Hebe H Spicer. Rev Samuel M Lindsay delivers baccalaureate on Imagination. Principal I Roy Hanna and Rev Albert B Reynolds participate. Kenneth Howe assists in chorus. the school orchestra performs.
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George H. Johnson
Clarence Wh. Haskell
Fred M. Ingersol
Peter N. Kazaska
Hebe H. Spicer
Wayside Inn
Samuel M Lindsay
Albert B. Reynolds
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sudbury
Princial Hanna
Kenneth ‘Howe
Marlboro
Begin Swimming Classes In Concord Red Cross
Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross begins swimming classes at Lake Walden on June 26 at nine o'clock and run to July 22. John Carine teaches strokes and lifesaving. Mary Williams heads Beginners and Swimmers. Maude Tompkins leads Life Saving Corps. bus departs Hogan's at 8 15 and Concord Station at 8 30 daily except Sundays and July 4. fare ten cents. registration 25 cents for members. Mrs Rodney E Pratt is general supervisor.
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Concord
American Red Cross
Lake Walden
John Carine
Mary Williams
Fred T. Boyd
Maude Tompkins
Hogan’s
West Concord
Concord Railroad
Rodney E Pratt
Lynch's Reds Lead League in Intertown Ball
Lynch's Reds top the Intertown League midway as new Cubs players bolster a strong lineup. Manager H George Lynch plans a pennant celebration while the Colonials and Pirates race for second. Jimmie Ryan under the Pirates management fields an all star team preparing two games with the Independent Lock Company of Fitchburg.
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Maynard
Reds
Lynch
Cubs
H. George Lynch
Colonials
Pirates
Jimmie Ryan
Lock Company
Fitchburg
Hekkala Couple's Silver Anniversary Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. George Hekkala of 18 Harrison street were honored with a surprise party at Alka Temperance hall on Sunday to mark their silver anniversary. Friends presented silver gifts, music, poems, and refreshments after reading poems by Lyyli Saarikka and Ida Pekkala. The couple, born in Finland, have lived in Maynard 28 years and were wed June 20, 1908 at the Finnish Lutheran church. They have six children and were warmly celebrated by neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Hekkala
Harrison Street
Alka Temperance Hall
Main Street
Hugo Kalander
Hekkala
Finland
Mayard
Ida Pekkala
Victor Kotila
Mrs Alfred Alberi Maynard Funeral Notice
Mrs Alfred Alberi of Maynard died Friday morning at her home at 3 Railroad Street aged 42. A Finland native, she leaves a husband five children her mother Mrs Emma Jacobsen three sisters and a brother. Funeral services were Sunday at the Finnish Congregational church Walnut Street at 2 PM conducted by a Fitchburg minister. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. Floral tributes abundant. A 4 H canning club organized under director Mr Cross will hold summer meetings.
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Alfred Alberi Maynard
Alfred Albert
Railroad Street
Finland
Maynard
Emma Jacobsen
Walnut Street
Fitchburg
Glenwood Cemetery
Cross
Feast of the Sacred Heart Observed at St Casimir
The Feast of the Sacred Heart will be observed Friday at St Casimir's church with morning services and activities continuing through the day.
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St. Casimir’s Church
Acton Man Wins Award For Meteorology Paper
Mr and Mrs Thomas E Reed travel by Minute Man train to Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition. Reed, meteorologist in charge of the New England Forest Fire Weather Service, has a paper titled The Unusually Late Spring Fire Season 1933 in New England on the program of the American Meteorological Society and AAAS meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Reed
Chicago
Windermere
A.A.A. of Science
Reed
New England Forest Fire Weather Service
United States Weather Bureau
Boston
Mass
American Meteorological Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Century of Progress
New England
American Meteorological Soci
Association Outing Showed Athletic Talent At Asabet Lodge
Officials of the Overs 318 and As sociation of the Assabet mill held an outing Saturday at Asabet Lodge with over 100 members and guests. Baseball golf tennis and other contests thrilled attendees. Mark Kelley reportedly won the golf championship and received a silver loving cup from toastmaster Harry Templeton amid hearty applause.
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Assabet Mill
Asabet Lodge
Harry Templeton
Mark Kelley
Screech Owl Features M HS Graduates
The Screech Owl senior issue highlights the 1933 class honors chosen by ballot. Names and titles span editors, staff, and alumni as well as “most” awards for both girls and boys, including best dressed and class wit among numerous honorees.
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Screech Owl
M.hs
Dorothy Burnham
Rita Bariteau
Lorraine Koch
John Murphy
Russell Jordan
Jake
James Malcolm
Sylvia Nyholm
Vena Field
Tauno Kangas
Mary Higgins
Arnold Anderson
Ruth Mheinonen
Winifred Tobin
Joseph Trevendis
Kalervo
Kansanniva
Stanley DeWit
Walter Hanna
Doris Reynolds
Sando Savello
John Pazerycki
Isabell Donahue
Ralph Hellawell
Paul Wilson
Francis Gilleney
Reina Grondahl
Dorothea Hannon
Walter Saarela
Stella Novich
Marion Ledgard
Alice Kitowicz
Helen
Ruth Weir
Dress Contest Winners Crowned in Lexington event
Ruth Waite of West Concord won the school dress contest for girls over twelve held June 7 at Cary Memorial Hall Lexington. Other finalists included Louise MacDougall Paulia Lovering Virginia Biggs of Carlisle and Gloria Wamboldt of West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Waite
West Concord
Cary Memorial Hall
Lexington
Louise MacDougall
Paulia Lovering
Virginia Biggs
Carlisle
Gloria Wamboldt
West Acton
Sudbury High and Grammar School Exercises Thursday
Sudbury prepares for graduation and grammar school diploma ceremonies Thursday in town hall. Dr George H. Clarke and Nathan W. Gillette lead diplomas and certificates, with lists of graduates, honors, scholarships, and faculty.
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Sudbury High and
Sudbury
Town Hall
George H. Clarke
Nathan W. Gillette
Albert B. Reynolds
Chester Baldwin
Pleanor Dibiase
John Ferrett
Anvil
Glee Club
Robert. Rose
John Stone
Philip Ross
Glen Club
Eleanor Dibiase
F. H. Benedict
America the Beautiful
Chester
Baldwin Jack Carson
William McSweeney
Hone Stone
Rosemond Dibiase
Bessié Garfield
Gertrude Haynes
Edith Laberee
Antoinetta la Grassi
Alvis Naylor
Annie Rissanen
Sally Stone
Parker’ Bartlett
Frank Bastinelli
Harrison Bennett
Erwin Bergner
Gerald Forsyth
David Liebman
Robert MacManus
Donel Roberts
Wleasor Dibiase
Theresa Fucci
Ruth Gotberg
Florence Hazel
Ruth Hemingway
Ellen McSweeney
James Bartlett
Jack Fucces
Raymond
Ruth Way
Woman's Club
Alden Bowker
Alan Foster Flynn
Richard B. Bittinger
Louise E. Dudley
Arnold B.,. Nichols
Virginia Sawyer
Kathryn Staples
Philip A Bartlett
Middlesex Institution for Savings names officers and corporators
At the annual meeting held June 6 in Concord Massachusetts the Middlesex Institution for Savings elected officers: President Samuel Hoar Vice President Charles H Towle Clerk Helen H Moore and appointed trustees for three years Horace F Tuttle Burleigh L Pratt John J Dee and for two years Berkeley Wheeler Picot R Howard all taking required oaths. A committee of investment includes Samuel Hoar Horace F Tuttle and Charles H Towle with Stedman Buttrick and Helen H Moore serving as clerk. The list of corporators dated June 20 1938 includes George M Weed Herbert W Hosmer Samuel Hoar Prescott Keyes Fred A Tower Henry F Smith Horace F TuttleThomas Todd Burleigh L Pratt Charles H Towle P Lapham Frederick W Eaton William B Bartlett Percy W Brown Philip A Davis Stedman Buttrick Berkeley Wheeler Julian W Ballou Elliot R Howard Robert B Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Concord
Corporation of the Middlesex Institution For Savings
Samuel Hear
Yica
Charles H. Towle
Helen H. Moore
Horace F. Tuttle
Burleigh
Stedman Buttrick
Concord
Mase
Middlesex Institution For Savings
George M. Weed
Herbert W. Hosmer
Samuel Hoar Prescott Keyes
Fred A. Tower
Henry F. Smith
Thomas Todd
Burleigh L. Pratt
John J. Deeeide
P. Lapham
Derick W. Eaton
William B. Bartlett
Percy W. Brown
Philip A. Davis
Low Mood Eases as Industry Hopes Rise
A newspaper note reports improving employment in local industry, payroll gains, and fewer welfare rolls. Forecasters see a gradual end to the low mood with optimism returning to textile circles and broader economic activity.
Service Sunday Morning With Sermon on Living the Good Life
The service next Sunday at 10 30 features a choir and a sermon by Mr Shepler titled The Wisdom of Living the Good Life. The Ladies Aid Society hosted a cottage outing at Mrs Laura MacPher son s Lake Boone in connection with their June business meeting. The Adelphai Class plans a Saturday picnic excursion and Rev Mr Shepler will teach at the Lassel Epworth League Institute in Auburndale from June 25 to July 2 where 150 young people from eastern Massachusetts gather for study and recreation. Florence Hastings will represent the Maynard Epworth League chapter.
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Lasel Epworth League Institute
Auburndale
Massachusetts
Florence Hastings
Maynard Epworth League
Death of Burton Littlefield in West Acton
Burton Littlefield, 31, well known in the West Acton area, died at his parents home on Windsor Avenue. He leaves his wife Marion, a daughter Barbara, parents, and brother Donald Littlefield, assistant treasurer of the Maynard Trust Company. Funeral services were held at two this afternoon with Rev. Arthur Jeffries officiating. burial at Glenwood Cemetery, Maynard.
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Burton Littlefield
West Acton
Guy Littlefield
Windsor Avenue
Marion (Wilson) Littlefield
Barbara
Donald Littlefield
The
Maynard Trust Company
Arthur Jeffries
Baptist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard
Littlefield
Plan Stay At Camp Joyce Kilmer For Parish Girls
The girls of St. Bridget's parish will vacation at Camp Joyce Kilmer on July 3. Those planning to go must register by June 2, with a limited number of adults to be accommodated. Later the boys will attend camp for two weeks and a men’s group prepared the camp over the past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Dimery
Michael O Toole
John Sprach
Herbert W. Martin
Patrick Johnson
William O'Toole
Frank Morar
Wadslof Sofka
Ray Sewill
Louis Evers
Will Sing in Boston Concert by Local Glee Clubs
The WN BE Federation of Men's Glee Clubs including Anchor and Ark clubs offer to entertain at the Rotary International convention in Boston June 25 to 30. A concert at Mechanics Hall Sunday night at 7 30 features about 40 singers from the New England Federation directed by D Ralph MacLean. Mrs Esther Smith Mrs Gerald Gyons and Mrs Mary Driscoll attended the graduation of Rowena Lowaoze zethie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ralph MacLean
Highland Glee Club of
Newton
Esther Smith
Gerald Gyons
Mary Driscoll
Rowena Lowaoe Zethie
Higa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ncord Garden Club
Community House
Grafton Garden Club
Sethe
Lass
Lavendar
Henry
Clarence
Julie Ann Footetars
le Club
Michael J. McHugh
Child
Russell May
Wilma Thompson
Cluss
Concord Red Cross
Lincoln Fds. Mutuels
Ruth Gotbeng
Samuel Hoar
Concord Bank
Maynard M
Church
Camp Kilmer
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