All Expense Cruise to World's Fair on SEHANCDEWEinland waters
The Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co. promotes an All Expense Cruise on the SEHANDEWE steamer leaving Buffalo July 1 and Cleveland July 2 for a six to seven day trip to the Chicago World's Fair. Highlights include dancing, bridge, mock trials, a Masque Ball, island stopover at Mackinac, optional golf, and hotel-free Chicago days. Transportation to the fair and admission are included plus low rail rates to Cleveland or Buffalo.
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C & B Line
Buffalo
Cleveland
Stors
Wgair
iMackinas Island
Chicago
Tanose
Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co
Ohio
Buffalo, N.Y
Miss Fannie Harwood Died in Groton
Miss Fannie B Harwood died suddenly June 11 of heart trouble at her sister s home in Groton She was born in Rockville Conn in 1876 and moved to Maynard in 1881 A graduate of Maynard High School and Hic kox Shorthand school she worked as a mill office stenographer for nearly twenty years She belonged to several local clubs and churches Funeral services were held at her sister s home Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Edwin R Gordon officiating Burial was in Glenwood cemetery Maynard
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Maynard
Fannie B. Harwood
Groton
Rockville
Conn
Maynard High School
Hickox Shorthand
Methodist Church
Precilla Club
Harvey A. Harwood
Ayer
Lady Campbell of South Acton Dies at Newtonville
News arrives Monday of the death Sunday in Newtonville of Lady Campbell, a much loved South Acton resident whose passing causes deep regret. The town notes church improvements on School street and announces the Acton Fair for 1933 set for September 15-16 with plans for a larger display, midway, and music.
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Lady Campbell
Newtonville
Charles H. Parsons
Congregational Church
School Street
Edward F. Pratt
Lake Winnepesaukee
Lakeport
N. H
Universalist Church
West Acton
Mr. Wood
Acton Agricultural Association
George A. Richardson
Acton
Teddy Beer
Frank A. Merriam
Fewer People on Welfare List Cites Local Relief Strain
Maynard notes a weekly drop in welfare cases from a peak near 700, with officials estimating fewer than half still on aid. Welfare fund exhaustion prompts a $23,000 request to be decided at a special town meeting. Additional needs include $1000 for soldiers relief and about $1750 for rents. Ann Marie Morton celebrated her fourth birthday with friends Pauline, Catherine, Imelda Louka, Roberta Carlson, Barbara Carlson, Veronica Novick, Ann Zaniewski, Pauline Delaney, and Kenney and Kenneth Saunders.
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Maynard
Welfare Department
Welfare ‘Commission
Finance Committee
Ann Marie
Noble Morton
Prospect Street
Pauline
Catherine
Imelda Louka
Roberta Carlson
Barbara Carlson
Veronica Novick
Ann Zaniewski
Pauline Delaney
Kenney
Kenneth Saunders
Aili Hermanson
Cecelia Nelson
Faelton Pianoforte School
Springfield
Aimne
Koiva
New York
Nora Fees
Sudbury School Notes Field Day Highlights Winners
Annual field day at the athletic field last Friday featured events for high school girls and boys with wins by Lawrence Devoll Charles Whitworth and Richard Giddings in track and field events. Girls tests saw Esther Miller Josephine DeMambro and Virginia Ellins among victors with Frances Bennett and Enid Dailey leading several events. Grades 7 and 8 results crowned Robert MacManus Donel Roberts and Harrison Bennett in sprints races and baseball throws.
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iLawrence Devoll
Charles Whitworth
Richard Giddings
Jack Carson
Lawrence ‘Devoll
Chester Carson
Lawrence Devoll
Robert Ross
Harold McMurrry
Esther Miller
Josephine DeMambro
Virginia Raynor
Frances Bennett
Enid Dailey
Ruth Hemingway
Virginia Ellins
Josephine de Mambro
Helen Bennett
Alberta Seavey
Robert Madsen Weds Frances Archer in Maynard Home
Robert E. Madsen son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Madsen of Barretts Mill road married Frances Archer daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Archer of Concord street Maynard last evening at the bride’s home. Ceremony performed by Rev Matthew A Vance pastor of Union Congregational church in Maynard.
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Robert Madsen
Maynard
Robert E. Madsen
Alfred Madsen
Barrett’s Mill Road
Frances Archer
Robert Archer
Concord Street
Matthew A. ‘Vance
Union Congregational Church
Maynard Bride-To-Be Planned At St Marys Clinton
Maynard Miss Pola Gwozdz daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Gwozdz of 22 Nashua Street Clinton will wed John Bundalavitch son of Mrs Victoria Bundalavitch of Maynard at St Marys church Clinton on July 4 John a Maynard High School graduate active in athletics and drama Miss Gwozdz a Central High School Waunegan Connecticut graduate class of 1928 Maynard friends of the groom plan to attend the ceremony.
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Maynard
Pola Gwozdz
Adam Gwozdz
Nashua Street
Clinton
John Bundalavitch
Victoria Bundalavitch
St. Mary's Church
John
Miss Gwordz
Central High School
Waunegan
Regional Visit Notes and Local Social Calls
Mrs. Fred Stone visits Guilford Maine to see brother Frank Page family. Mrs. Jessie Parker of Chelmsford spends week with daughter Mrs. James Bartlett. Miss Lilla Adams, longtime local teacher, stays with sister Mrs Waldo Stone and will attend graduation week events. Mr and Mrs George Adams and son Roger from Jaffrey NH visit old friends. Morse and Stone families spend holidays and weekend at Alton Bay NH.
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Fred Stone
Guilford
Maine
Frank Page
Jessie Parker
Chelmsford
James Bartlett
Lilla ‘Adams
Waldo Stone
George Adams
Roger
Jaffrey
New Hampshire
George Morse
Ralph Stone
Alton Bay
Hudson Society Notes and Scout Lawn Party Plans
Miss Ella Harlow of Pasadena visits Miss Cora Harlow on Lincoln Street. Hudson Boy Scouts hold the second of two lawn party nights tonight at Gates Estate on River Street after a large crowd Monday. Mr and Mrs Michael J Dolan, wed here two weeks ago, have arrived in Ireland for about two months.
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Ella Harlow
Pasadena
Calif
Cora Harlow
Lincoln Street
Hudson Boy Scouts
Gates Estate
River Street
Michael J. Dolan
Ireland
Marlboro Horse Shoe Tournament Meeting Planned
Marlboro horse shoe clubs and interested individuals are invited to meet at the Enterprise office Thursday evening to organize a Marlboro Horseshoe Tournament known as the Enterprise Tournament. The gathering aims to form a league with a schedule to begin soon and a trophy to be awarded to the winning team.
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Enterprise
Marlboro
Enterprise Office
Marlboro Enterprise
Rev. B. V
Ward Pat
Children's Sunday Observed at First Parish Meeting House
The First Parish invites all parents and guardians to bring children to be christened next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. Kindergarten and Sunday school will also begin at 11 o'clock.
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Maynard Branch
Frank E. Sanderson
Parmenter Ave
Maynard Trust.Co
Main St
Raynard
Maynard, Mass
A. W. Davis Co
Tel
West
Miss Harwood
NEW England Quity Corp
Marlboro, Room
Soldiers OF the Storm
Regis Toomey
Anita Page
Charlie Aourage
Georgeidney
Cohens
and Kellys
Paul Lukas
Loretta Young
South Acton
George H. Wood
the Messenger
Helen Jones
Betty Marden
Flora Fogarty
Evelyn McClure
Willis Reed
Elizabeth Merriam
Elvira Reed
Boston
Boston Tailor Cleansers and Dyers
Main St. Maynard
Western Electric Sound
Bette Davis
FBI
R Redric
Grant
Toy I Septate
Stuart Walker
Paramount Picture
Sudbury
South
Hudson
Sun
Social Register
Underworld
BREA
United Co-Operative Soci
Waltham St
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