Davis, Stone, and Axford in regional notices and Plymouth event
Harvey N. Bairbank reports a visit to the Century Progress Fair in Chicago. Isobel Stone earns a science education degree at Temple University. Frances Axford and Bradford Craig were seen in Plymouth, with Miss Axford noted as a Sudbury teacher and Grange member. A firemen game recap notes Sudbury Grangers’ 4 to 3 win. A separate accident report describes a car crash near Concord injuring a mother and two children, all treated and recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey N. Bairbank
Jed
Plymouth
Frances “Axford
Bradford Craig
Axford
Sudbury
Ed Sox
Grangers
No Hawks
Ar- Hawes
Hudson Road
On Hospital
Concord
Marlboro Hospital Treats Seven After Weekend Crash
Seven people were injured in a weekend accident near Marlboro, including Mr and Mrs Walter F Hall of Boston and three Wayside School students from Sudbury. The Halls were thrown 15 feet when their car struck an apple orchard tree, with Mrs Hall sustaining scalp lacerations and other injuries. The couple, treated at Marlboro hospital, were moving toward Lake Boon when the car skidded and collided with a tree. several bystanders assisted, and Mrs Hall remained under care for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Marlboro Hospital
Wayside Boys School
Sudbury
Ieahd
Walter F. Hall
Boston
Shusbard
J. N. Colombo
John‘ .B. ‘McPartiea
Hall
Middlesex League selects 1934 baseball captain and all star picks
At a meeting of the Athletic association Joseph Pietewicz was elected baseball captain for 1934. Lehto Duggan and Capt. Cos Bangea from the local high team were named to the All Star Middlesex League team which faced the Mystic Valley All Star team at Belmont last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic
Joseph ‘“Pietewicz
Lehto
Duggan Iand
Cos‘bangea
AllStar
Mystic
Belmont
Marlboro-A Sedan Crashes Into Fence on Boston Post Road
Ed ward L Defocher of 24 Howe street drove a Marlboro-A sedan that struck a guard fence near Christian Hanson’s home on the Boston Post Road. The car wrecked, seven cement posts knocked down, injuring the driver and three Wayside Boys School students Clifford Moffett George Johnson and Peter Kazaska all 17. They were treated at Marlboro Hospital by Dr John F Collins. Defocher and the youths were hospitalized after the crash. Police Patrolmen Albert Boudreau and William Fitzgerald investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
George DéVella
High Street
Edward L. Defocher
Howe Street
Boston Post Road
Christian ‘Hanson
Clifford ‘Moffett
George Johnson
Peter Kazaska
Wayside ‘Boys
South Sudbury
Marlboro Hospital
Frank Sears
Derocher
Moffett
Kavaska
John F.collins
Thea
Crescent
Albert, Boudreau
William Fitzgerald
Collision at West Main and Pleasant Streets Injures Several
A Marlboro A sedan owned by George S Hughes and driven by Harris E Gelhar collided with a coach owned by George Q Onorato at the junction of West Main and Pleasant streets in the afternoon. Several passengers sustained injuries, including Adeline Bruno and Josephine Onorato, while Michael Simone treated at the scene. Patrolmen Bert Mitchell and Patrick Lyons investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
George S. Hughes
West Main Street
Harris E. Geldart
Mechanic Street
George Q Onorato
South Barre
Tony Onorato
Elm Street
Thie
Pleasant Streets
Phe
Tie Ttimte
SisSouthin
Mitcins
Josephine‘ Onerato
Beith Barte
Michael " Simone
Lincoln Street
John F. Collins
Onorato
Bert Mitchell
Patrick Lyons
For Rent Half of Home House July 1933 Ad
Public notice seeks to rent half of a residence around July 1 1933. Advertiser Hector W Roberts invites inquiries about modern improvements and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector W. Roberts
Lost book notice for Middlesex Institution of Savings deposit
A lost deposit book is announced for Book No. 13184 from Middlesex Institution for Savings. Payment on the book is stopped. Notice dated Concord Massachusetts June 19 1933 signed by J W Ballou assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseen
Middlesex Institution
J. W. Ballou
Treas
Concord
Mass
Maynard Derby After Reading All Midland League Picks
The piece names players from Lexington Belmont Maynard and Concord, led by Asa Karahashian and Al Montgomery with Wiggins Lentini and Lehto among the selections. It previews a forthcoming All Midland League team with noted pitchers catchers infielders and a versatile utility group.
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AL Cowles
Ofran
Middlesex ‘League
Asa ‘Karahashian
Stoneham
Asa
al’ Montgomery
Ais
Lee
Newcomb
Georgie Lehto
Maynard
Chuck Wiggins
Bert
Wiggins
Andy Lentini
Lentini
Lexington
Hank Brayden
Winchester
Addy ‘Didppella
Frank “Meehan
Bélmont
Buster
Jack Barnes
Nat Ave
DiAppella
Howie *Thompson
Summer Home Menu Uses Gas Refrigerator Tricks
A rural kitchen notes approach for sultry days with porch cooling and early prep. Recipes include Baked Tomato Cheese and Rice Shrimp Piquante Peach Glace and Coffee Ice Cream using a gas refrigerator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Acton Congregational and Universalist Services June 25
Local notices list morning services at South Acton Congregational and Universalist churches for Sunday June 25 with Sunday school and youth activities. Community updates mention visits to Meriden and Schenectady, a 12th wedding anniversary, a mountain outing with Rev Beckett, and a birthday party on Central Street. Rockingham Park opening in Salem NH attracts 20000 visitors and a lineup of noted jockeys. preparations include new facilities and a steeplechase course.
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Congregational
Arthur BE. Beckett
Christian ‘Endeavor
Universalist Church
G. J H. Wood
Mildred Fullinton
Meriden
Conn
Emma Quimby
Russell Quimby
Schenectady
N. Y
John F. Hough
Boston
Harold A. Merriam
T He Congregational Church
Batur
Vaat
James A. Merriam
Ralph Piper
Donald Howard
David Tuttle
Philip
Kenneth «Downie
Jason Woodworth
Randall
N.woodworth
Central Street
Ruring
Fim
Lewis
C. “Hastings
Charles L. Glark
Salem
Rockingham Park
New Hampshire
New York
Chicago
Maryland
Kentucky
Leslie Pichon
H. “Rabbit” Dobson
Joe O'Malley
Lewis Morris
Yowell
R. “Tod” Leischman
Bobby Morrison
Lou Smith
Jim Monroe
Grong
iAmong
Mre
J. ‘W. Y. ‘Martin
S -Worthington
W.’B. Mardell
C.F
W. G. Merion
Marge
C. V. Whitney
Vacation School Opens In South Acton
The South Acton vacation school for ages 4 to 12 opened at 8 55 Monday at the Congregational church vestry with 46 children enrolled. Rev. Arthur E Beckett leads the program with three departments Kindergarten Primary and Junior, featuring instructors Louise Ineson Grace Hamm Virginia Gorton and others. An exhibit of work will close the two week session and highlight the effort by the pastor and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Grace Hamm
Virginia Gorton
Arthur EB. Beckett
George W.sargent
Charles H. ‘Parsons
Emma H. Capelle
Euseba Reed
Ruth Flint
Carolyn Tuttle
Catherine Cullinane
Barbara Backman
Catherine McKelvie
Marjorie Alley
Elizabeth Merriam
Alberta Dimond
Florence Larabee
Priscilla “Maguire
Jane Reed
Barbara Bursaw
Phylis Starbuck
Marian McClure
Barbara McClure
Lucille Couture
Phylis.Cook
Constance Hough
Elenore Couture
Clara .Howard
Billie . Beckett
Russell Jones
Jackie Howard
Cornelius
Cullimane
Junior Marjorie “Reed
Melda Fallon
Georgia
Sangent
Eleanor ‘Larrabee
Ruth‘ Smart
Hazel Knight
Anne Sargent
Barbara Jersen
Helen Laird
Nancy Starbuck
Helen ‘Jones
Frances Hough
Burton
West Acton Notes and Local Happenings
West Acton reports Ruth Mead visiting her grandmother Mrs Lizzie Mead and attending the Acton High School Senior Prom last Friday. Mrs Marjorie Flint resumes correspondence duties for the Concord Journal. The Whitcomb children Mary Peter and Peggy vacationed at their aunt's cottage Biddeford Pool Maine with Miss Martha Houghton. Fire department members voted to test the siren at seven each evening with the first test last Wednesday. Monday morning Dick Barrows had a narrow escape from flight and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth “Mead
Lizzie Mead
Acton ‘High School
Marjorie Flint
Concord . Journal
Mary
Peter
Peggy Whitcomb
Julian ‘Whitcomb
Biddeford Pool
Maine
Martha Houghton
Dick Barrows
Passing of Burton Littlefield Soothed Windsor Community
The town mourns Burton Littlefield son of Mr and Mrs Guy Littlefield of Windsor avenue after a long illness endured with patient dignity His wife and young daughter and the entire family receive deep sympathy from the community in this time of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Littlefield
Burton ‘Littlefield
Guy Littlefield
Windsor Avenue
School Committee postpones closing of Woodrow Wilson School
At a June 15 meeting the Maynard School Committee received a petition from many voters urging the Woodrow Wilson School on Main Street remain open for school use. The committee voted to postpone its closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Main Street
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Charles H. Way
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England
Eaton
Ates
Waltham Pel
Wal
John J. Manning
H. Francis O’neil
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Halls
RSALE
Ilerra
West Acton
T Acton
Bath
Rentain
Ik. S. Baker
Levery
Fbort Batley
R St
Maynard Mel
St. Tel
Maynar
Creighton
Rose Daphnes Pri Sale
H “Ball i Maynard
Fratfeer Terwee
Pozercyki
Colombo
Malcolmo
Piecfewicz
Sie Os Sk
Malcolm
Jim
Smaynard
Ford School
Hart
Enterprise
Dickey Grondahl
Maynard Lad
Chick
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Stan Wottkiewicz
Cliff Morey
Len Pickens
Joe Cosetnza
Pickens
Agates
Tare
Bill Mara
Bob Duggan
Bertini
Flannagan
Provanza
Kip Home Service
Boston ‘Consolidated Gas ° CO
Cummings
Main, St., Marlboro
Woolworth’s
Swagger
Bemberg
N. H
Frank ‘Tate
Oxford
Clara Barton
Women’s ‘National Missionary Association
W. N. M. Association
Fred Kennedy
Joseph Kazakas
Alden Johnson
Middlesex Radio Club
Maynard High School
Bailey
Weston
Bobbie (McAllister
Alton
Véra ‘Knowley
Richard
Monroe
Acton Grange
Lilla Livermore
Charles Ferris
Inga Frost
Norman Livermore
Rank Braman
Alan Frost
Adele ‘Frost
John
Pederson
Nelle Durkee
Ella, Torkelsen
George Wood
Golden Acre
Penn State
Savoy
A. Flerra
Edison
Nason Street
Mayn
Maynard Rede
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