Local Athletes Shine at Quincy Festival
Maynard Edward Uwauri la tops Eastern Finnish Temperance League meet at Quincy for third straight year winning the sled trophy. Toivo Wickey wins 3000m in 9:21 with Toivo Erkkinen second. Hermanson wins pole vault, Louzalo and Hermanson also place in hammer. Laurila led javelin and put events, Ketoa wins race for Pett trophy with 274 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Edward Uwaurila
Quincy
Toivo Wickey
Toivo Erkkinen
Taurilla
Jake Laurilla
Jake Laurila
Paavo Ruand Hermanson
Picnic and centennial hymn service at West Acton First Baptist
West Acton First Baptist invites families to a Wednesday July 6 picnic at 9 a.m. at the church with transport for children. The church joins a nationwide observance of the 1832 premiere of Our Country Tis of Thee at Park Street Boston. A special service honoring Samuel F Smith and the hymn will be held the eve or day before the Fourth with all community invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
West Acton
Solomon's Fond Wednew
Park Street
Boston
Samuel F Smith
Prizes Won By Local People At Marlboro Day Event
Residents of Maynard Sudbury and nearby towns shared in Marlboro Day prize awards during the largest sales event in the area. Winners include N Tighe Sudbury Ruth Monahan Maynard Aline Fairbanks Maynard, with prizes donated by Ladd's Music Colonial J Shop Cummings store and Grove Shoe Marlboro. Additional notes mention coupons to redeem gifts and a request for work with board and room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Sudbury
Marlboro
N. Tighe
State Road
Ladd’s
Ruth Monahan
Waltham Street
Harold McGrath graduates with honors at Tilton Academy
Harold McGrath son of Mr and Mrs Bernard McGrath of Bedford Road graduates with honors and as class president at Tilton Academy. His family attends the ceremony with relatives including the Mara family. Flowers from the Mission at the Colonial Inn Annex are prepared for distribution in Boston through the Benevolent Fruit and Flower Mission to the sick and shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McGrath
Bernard McGrath
Bedford Road
Tilton Academy
McGrath
John W. Mara
Eleanor
Harold
Mara
Colonial Inn
Boston
Benevolent Fruit and Flower Mission of
Open Sea Coast Red Cross Swimming Class Begins Season
The Concord Chapter opens its seventh Red Cross swimming course at Lake Walden Pond with about 200 attendees. Paney E Pratt returns as supervisor with John A Carnie conducting stroke and lifesaving instruction assisted by Miss Mary Williams and Mrs de LaFrance. The four week course runs daily 9 to 11 am through July 23 except Sundays and July 4 with Maude ins leading the lifeguard patrol of senior and junior lifesavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Red Cross
Lake
Walden
Pond
Paney E. Pratt
John A. Carnie
Dorchester
Mary Williams
de LaFrance
Mise Maudeins
Competitive Night at Concord Grange in Warner Hall
Annurenne Grange hosted Competitive Night in Warner Hall West Concord on Monday evening with married and single groups. Edith M Bailey Best led the married program of eight hand acts by Frederick W Taylor and Arthur Fish, while Miss Laura Sherburne headed the single side featuring a two act Sally Lunn play by Velma Hinman Howard Edwardson George Oggleton Laura Sherburne Helen Stone Dorothy Miner and Allan Fiske. Judges Mrs Beatrice Thompson and Mr Mrs Arthur Blodgett ruled for the single side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Annurenne Grange
Warner Hall
West Concord
Edith M. Bailey
Best
Lis
Frederick W. Taylor
Arthur
Fish
Laura Sherburne
Sally Lunn
Velma Hinman
Howard Edwardson
George Oggleton
Helen Stone
Dorothy Miner
Allan Fiske
Beatrice Thompson
Metropolitan Past Masters’ Association
Arthur Blodgett
Everett Grange
Summer School of Music Opens Ninth Season at Concord Academy
The Concord summer school of music opened its 18th season under Prof Thomas Whitney Surette at Concord Academy. The program started in 1913 with 13 students and now enrolls nearly 200 from public and private schools and colleges across the United States and Canada. It serves teachers students and others to deepen musical understanding and develop individual teaching approaches. The first concert will be held at the lem y tomorrow with a string quintet and other works by a small ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Summer School of Music
Thomas Whitney Surette
Concord Academy
United States
Canada
Marlboro Beats Maynard in Colonial Four Ball League
Marlboro Coun try Club edged Maynard 6 to 4 in a Sunday Colonial Four Ball contest. Marlboro players Morse Smith and Sherman Kirby beat Maynard pair Carlton Morton and Loughlin Nordberg, with LeMarbre Hastings and By el Franks Marcone contributing. Standings show Marlboro first in the half, Groton second, Maynard third, Runaway Brook last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Marlboro Country Club
Maynard
Bob Morse
R. L. Smith
Carlton
Morton
Fred Sherman
James Kirby
Eddie Loughlin
A.nordberg
Dr. A. By LeMarbre
al Hastings
Frankely
A. Marcone
Groton
Runaway Brook
397 Pupils Are Examined
Miss Edith B. Foster, school nurse for June, reports 26 visits to schools and 30 to homes. She examined 897 pupils and treated 113 in school and 14 at home. Ten were excluded for contagious or suspected illness. Dental clinics treated 40 children with 27 fillings 17 extractions and 10 cleanings. Roosevelt school pupils were examined for contagious diseases.
South Acton Congregational Church Weekly Notices
Rev Ralph A Barker presides at morning service on Sunday July 3 with Lord's Supper to follow. Friday July 1 preparatory vestry service at 7 30. Mrs Nellie Fossett housesits for Mrs Charles H Fairbanks. Betty Howe of Amherst at her parents home. Various residents mentioned visiting or hosting to summer. Hay crop and gardens affected by drought. Irene Merriam returns home for vacation.
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Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Nellie Fossett
Charles H. Fairbanks
Main Street
Betty Howe
State Agricultural College
Amherst
Oscar H. Howe
Martin Terrace
Kenneth Reed
L. S
H. Lewis Jones
North Conway
N. H
Pine Haven
Bertha Lawson
Newark
N. J
Olaf F. Nelson
Claire Henery
Gene Fletcher
Watertown
Jonathan P. Fletcher
Frances Hbdgen
Wollaston Schools
All Midland League selects 1932 baseball team
The Enterprise caps a 1932 season with an all Midland League baseball team. Key selections include Foremost pitcher Charlie Mayuski and catcher Red Joubert from Clinton and Marlboro hitters Ed Horne and Betinis. Other named standouts: McQuillan, Kacmaszyk, Sontag, and Frigard among Maynard, Clinton, Marlboro, Hudson, and Lexington players. The piece notes no bias and compares with the Middlesex League selection next week.
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Enterprise
al Cowles
P. Mayuski
Hudson
P. O’toole
Clinton P Insani
Marlboro
Joubert
McQuillan—Hudson
Kacmaszyk
Clinton
Weisman—Clinton
Sontag—Clinton
Horne
Betinis
Jordan
Frigard—Meynard
Kendra
Maynard
Middlesex
Charlie Mayuski
Mayuski
Insani
O’toole
Red
Kacmaczyk
Geckayo
Seymour
Sentag
War ‘Club
Ed Horne
Jie
Willow
Chet Jordan
iHe
Fiity
Friard
Sox
P Frigard
Maynard P
Diapella
Winchester
Pickens
Stoneham
Costanza
Grandahl
MacKenzie Lexington
Ahti Frigard
Marriage Notice for Miss Marie Carriere and Lawrence Burdo
Mr and Mrs George H Creighton attended the Fitchburg born Miss Marie Carriere and Lawrence Burdo marriage. Rod and Gun Club meeting at the clubhouse planned events for the new rifle program were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George H. Creighton
Marie Carriere
Fitchburg
Lawrence Burdo
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Nason Street
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Pope Street
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Charles Bickford
Paul Lukas
Pat O’brien
Mae
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Karekshian
Flannagan
Tom Jones
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Lenfini
Uglevich
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Megin
Foye
Ed Pounder
Heeq
Haseba
Paul Koudee
Sullivan
Grouahs
MacKenzie
Brookline
Et St. A Church
Mraz
Thelrierland Road
Western Electric Sound
Spencer Tracy
James Dunn
Peggy Sha
Washington
Capitol
Iit
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Joe Brow
Warner Baxter
Man About Town
Conwey
Jobets
Dillon
FOX Picture
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Itchburg
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Pontiac Sales & Sé
Powder Mill Road
Poe
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