Marlboro High to Decide Playoff for Triple Tie
Marlboro High school officials will met this afternoon to determine if the triple tie in the Mid Interscholastic League basketball standings will be settled by a playoff or dropped. Maynard and Imadoca favor leaving the tie as is, while Marlboro's prospects for a playoff look favorable given their performance in league tests.
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Joro
Marlboro High School
Marlboro High
Enx Lous
Maynard
Imadoca
Collins Marlboro Leads 16th Week in Midland League
Collins Marlboro holds top position after 16th week with Maynard within three points. Standings show Colting Marl 40 24 28,770 and Maynard 37 27 23,285 with Waltham Framingham Natick Hudson and Pastime Marl also listed. Fenn School basketball faces Peter Burkeley School in a series opener coached by Everett Wey.
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Hudson
Collins
Marlboro
Collings
Maynard
Colting
Waltham
Framingham
Natick
Rink
Joseph D. McCarthy
League
Essee
Maynard T. T
Paul
Labossiere
Ballard
H. Peterson
Schofield
Fenn
Peter Burkeley
Gent
Maynard Methodist Notes Highlights of church events
The Maynard Methodist notes report a large Sunday audience, sermon series on world wide Methodism, and a pledge canvass after services. Lenten and Holy Week ecumenical services are planned with the Episcopal and Congregational churches. Church groups schedule fundraisers and officer additions include several new and returning stewards and leaders.
Movie Makers Marooned in Sierra Blizzard
Paramount Hollywood officials and the Gary Cooper Company of 500 were snowbound for hours near Sonora while filming Fighting Cara Vans. A fifteen mile delay, downed telephone lines, and blocked trails surrounded the set as editors and press converged. Cooper and part of the troupe finally hiked to safety and described extreme conditions as wind and snow buried their camp.
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Paramount Hollywood Studio
Gary Cooper Company
Paramount
Peoples
Civilization
Associated
United and
International Press
Cooper
Sonora
A.mounee Jhamiet
Louis
Admiral Byrd
Women Partners File Bankruptcy Petition in Boston
Hudson Marion R Ballou of Hudson and Delia Charpentier now of Whitman formerly Denelig Desautels of Hudson, partners in Ballou and Desautels ladies furnishings, filed a partnership bankruptcy in Federal Court Boston yesterday. Liabilities top $6788 with assets $2977. Liabilities include $130 wages, secured dating to tal $860 and unsecured $5798. About 60 creditors listed.
Maynard School Budget Request Letter to Finance Committee
Maynard Massachusetts School Committee outlines 1931 budget increases across general control, instruction and maintenance. The letter to the Finance Committee lists specific dollar adjustments for attendance, salaries, supplies, transportation, graduation costs, and new diplomas as part of funding requests for the new school year.
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Maynard
Office of
Te of Schools
S. Tet Aan
Finance Committee
C. H. Walker
Tee
Mass
Supt’s
Susema Cini
Enrollments Open for CMTC Summer Camps Amid High Demand
The CMTC announces enrollment for annual summer camps from July 2 to 31 at multiple sites including St. Johnsbury Vermont Fort Adams Newport Rhode Island and Camp Leavens Muss with a record quota of youths from New England and surrounding areas. Early applicants face a waitlist as vacancies fill quickly and competition remains stiff across all camps.
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Boswu
Gievelio
Die Webs Miualy
Tradung Calpe
Beau
Bus Wonner
CMT Uomelas
Unyue
CMTC
St. Mtoan Arign
Vermont
Ft. Adams
Newport
Bt. McKinley
Hartland
Mme
W F Tucker Died Saturday Conductor on Marlboro Branch
Walter Forbes Tucker longtime Marlboro B and M railroad conductor died Saturday morning at Massachusetts General Hospital at age 53. He leaves wife two sons Albert and Lawrence and daughters Helena and Marjorie. Funeral at Universalist church conducted by pastor Andre J Torsleff with burial at Mount Hope West Acton.
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Walter Forbes Tucker
Marlboro
B. and. M
Massachusetts General Hospital
Albert
Lawrence
Helena
Marjorie Tucker
Tucker
Charles A. Welch Lodge A. F
A. M. of
Maynard
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Universalist Church
Andréw J. ‘Torsleff
Charles
Went Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mayn
Mount Hope
West Acton
Marjorie
G. M. Hawkes
Chickering
Clifford
Willie
S. Fletcher
Willis
Deane
Lossie Laird
Voters Added in Precinct 2 of the village
The names of residents added to the Precinct 2 voter list include Rank S Alley Ruth Alley Kenneth F Reed Euseba Reed Charlies H Parsons Hope M Par Sons Dorothy M Pries. The notice records a formal update to local electoral rolls.
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Rank S Alley
Ruth Alley
Kenneth F Reed
Euseba Reed
Charlies H Parsons
Hope M Par Sons
Dorothy M! Pries
Veteran loan forms available through legion officers
Any World War veteran may obtain the necessary loan application blank for his certificate from Coder O. L. Clark or Adjutant Emil Noterman. They will advise and aid applicants, and membership in the Legion Post is not required.
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Coder
O. L. Clark
Emil Noterman
Legion
Card of Thanks from the Stiles Family
The Stiles family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and floral tributes after a centavement. Alice M. Stiles Leater M. Stiles Gertrude A. Stiles and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Stiles send gratitude.
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Alice
M. Stiles
Leater M. Stiles
Gertrude A Stiles
Mrs
Wm. H. Stiles
Holy Week Services Planned in Maynard Churches
Union Congregational and Methodist churches in Maynard schedule Holy Week services with events across both houses. Holy Thursday features Communion as part of a service at the Methodist church, followed by services at the Congregational church Thursday night and Friday night. Sunday morning worship at 10 45 at Union church, plus a 6 pm Sunday night debate by Young People on That Science leads to God. A Palm Sunday Cantata Olivet to Calvary led by Mr Taylor with an 80 voice choir starts Sunday at 7 30.
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Maynard Methodist
Milla
Mills
Laura Roe Mills
Brooks Street
Epworth League
League
Agnes Binks
Carrie Barlow
Agnes, Binks
Ann Carter
Hattie Dunham
Elizabeth Gates
Rebecca Richardson
Bertha Whitney
Margaret Gates
Union Congregational
Union Church
Methodist Church of
Maynard
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Olivet
Calvary
Jesus
Mr. Taylor
Renevoig
Bedford Grange Competitive Night Ends In Humorous Skit
The Bedford Grange held its annual competitive night supper in the Grange halls on a Tuesday evening. Men ran the meal with red white and blue table decor and each plate bore a flag. After the supper the women enjoyed a free meal and the program moved upstairs to a sketch titled The Old Maids Convention. The Professor Henry Sturtevant presented a transforming machine but a mishap caused a disappearance and a comic explosion ending the show.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
Henry Sturtevant
Social Gathering Ends With Laughs Games And Dance
A local convention night concluded with a finished play and much laughter. Games cards and dancing followed as attendees left feeling such competitive evenings are rare.
Social teas and gatherings greet holiday crowds
Sudbury Nancy and Barbara Way hosted about 20 young friends at an outdoor luncheon at Penlan on the holiday. Gertrude M Halloran hosted a coasting party on the Hill over the weekend. Out of town guests include Mrs Harold Case and Mrs Harold Case of Newton Miss Jean Bartlett of Waltham Miss Adelaide Redmond of Arlington Mrs Mildred Sylvester of Allston Dr Anthony Altman of Boston and Dr Thomas Altman of New York. Maria Rankin, mother of William Tulsh, has been ill at their Candy Hill home.
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Nancy
Barbara Way
Sudbury Auto Registration and Excise Tax Report
Tax Collector Howard Burr reports 780 autos and trucks registered in Sudbury during the past year and a total excise tax of 4873.45 dollars. The Census suggests a per person tax of over four dollars for Sudbury’s 1208 residents.
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Motors
Howard C. Burr
Sudbury
U. S
Bedford-Last presents Bremen children play for charity
In Bedford a school staged a charity event featuring a skit titled Columbine and a vivid Children’s P participation. Cast members wore animal costumes and a real witch character drew cheers from the younger audience as they performed with enthusiasm.
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Bedford
P Boston
Gretel
Ser Association
Columbine
Maynan Couple Noted at Belmont Week of Dist
Mr and Mrs Ralph Maynan of Belmont were seen during the week of district events with Mrs Charles Oawi street among attendees.
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Ralph
Belmont
Charles Oawi
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