Apple Blossom Queen to Be Crowned at Marlboro Orchard
The Apple Blossom Festival in Marlboro features Miss Emily Alton, daughter of Governor and Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall, crowned Queen. Attendants include daughters of apple growers from the Nason area. The event runs May 3 to May 14 with parades, picnics, and county tours culminating in Marlboro celebrations.
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Marlboro
John. E. Rice
Emily Alton
Leverett Saltonot Pie
Nason
Saltonstall Daugsten
Mina Gaildnatall
Briday
Unitariana
Weatford
Larwa
Arthur Perrins
Tour County
Pane
B. Maise
Owingland Fruit Growery Aselation
Com
Matboro
Saltonstall
Winners In Essay Contest Announced At Local Schools
iy AchollerMrg chair of the West Ag Wisconsin conservation committee announces essay contest winners from three area schools. Center School Theresa Ivilig won the first grade contest while Dorla Hutiwell placed sixth. South School winners include Jason Woodworth fourth Ruth Byera fifth and Althea Wardle sixth. West School honors Alfred Tracy for sixth grade. Mrs. Berrington presented awards and urged wildlife conservation cooperation among students with plans for a fall event.
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Iy AchollerMrg
Allee Harpington
Conservation Committee of the
West
Ag Womah
Theresa Ivilig
Wang Dorla Hutiwell
Jason Woodworth
Ruth Byera
Althea Wardle
Weat
Alfred Tracy
Jaji
Mre
Berrington
Kiwanis Club Gets Official Visit At Maynard Acton Luncheon
Lieut Gov Make of Millbury attended the Maynard Acton Kiwanis luncheon at Russo's restaurant with a pleasing official visit. Members discussed Beaton hosting the International Convention in June and delegates from the local club will be chosen. Di Oraig Te Clarks vigg served as club president for the meeting. The board of directors schedules a May 11 session.
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Ro Make
Millbury
Maynard-Acton Kiwanis Club
Russo's
Kh Wahig Club
Beaton
di Oraig Te Clarks Vigg Pres
Business Seasion
Acton Women's Church Aid entertains village children
Members of the Acton Women's Church Aid of the local church entertained the village children this afternoon. Mrs. George Best and Mrs. Forrest Bean led the program with Mrs. Walter Stevens in charge of a successful food sale. Mrs. Harlan Tutie presided over tea, with Mrs. Arthur Freese and Mea Roy Whitcomb pouring. Miss Rather Taylor served fruit punch, and Mrs. Samuel Knowlton with Mrs. Inez Tederson were on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Wonen
George Best
Forrest Bean
Walter Stevens
Harlan Tuttie
Arthur Freese
Mea Roy Whitlomb
Weather forecast fragment yields unclear details
Fragmentary weather note reports fair skies with mild temperatures. It mentions possible mountain area conditions and looks like an informal forecast from a local source.
Belmont High edges Maynard in Middlesex League clash
Belmont High Wildcats win 5-4 over Maynard High in a tight Middlesex League game at Belmont field. Big Ben Gudainowice allowed four hits but costly errors and wild pitches doomed Maynard, while Buckley steadied for Belmont and critical plays by Murphy and Buckley produced the winning runs.
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Maynard
Belmont High Diamondites
Maynard High
Belmont High Field
Big Ben Gudainowice
Buckley
Kttowicz
Ben Gudainowica
Iimaels
Maynardites
Belmont Ounders
Murphy
Atale
Molly
Smith
Reri
Buckley and
Connolly
Worthfowles
Audanowica
Poetry prize narratives from Helena Creeley era
A garbled report highlights Helena Creeley daughter of Robert P Creeley winning or competing in a poetry contest with pieces like Cloria Patri and Meadow, mentioning mentors Margaret Widdermer and Hess and referencing Gloria Pata and a forest scene poem.
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Ewan Amon
Gil
Seoul
Perig
United’ States
Creeley
Vieve
Meadow
Robert P
Margaret Widdermer
Hess
Miss Creeley
Hudson Auxiliary Celebrates Twelfth Anniversary Event
The Hudson Auxiliary of Hud son Aerie F O H plans its twelfth anniversary on Monday May 8 at Odd Fellows Hall. A banquet served by Duncan M Rosa at 630 pm precedes an entertainment program featuring State Eagles President John J Shaughnessy Deputy Organizer Ree C Meorty and Hudson acro President William Kurgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Hudson Aerie
O. H
Duncan M. Rosa
Eee
William Kurgan
The
Hudson Acro
Framingham
Mari
Gardner
Nopwood
Otta
St. Germain
Mra
Dore McGorty
Ruth Maguire
Cella
Breannotte
Naliia Tierney
Final Whist and Bridge Party Benefit Event Notes
The last whist and bridge party sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association was held at the School House on Friday evening with prizes in bridge awarded to Mrs. Comle Mrs. Sullivan Catherine Grath and Mrs. William Beecy. Comedians went to Mrs. Fraser and Mary Murray. Refreshments were served. A future whist and bridge party for the American Legion Auxiliary will be at Mrs. London’s home on School Avenue Wednesday May 10. All are welcome. A “dimmate and Dick” show will be held in the auditorium Bat 78 for the then and i is 4 turn out stara-and
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Parent-Teather
Seliool House
Jaat
Prigey
Comle
Aul Sullivan
Catherine V Grath
William Beecy
Bark Atndéotl
Brolin
Fitch
Mre
Lyle
Grove Smith
Fraser
Mra
Mary Murray
Ware
American Legion Auxiliary
Onmondon School Avenue
Dimmate
Stara
Father Daughter Night Highlights Anthony Hot Foot Social
Members of the Anthony Hot, Hamilton Post No 921 American Legion held their annual Father’s Night dinner in the town hall on Thursday April 8 with 66 members and guests. Lionel Am y Alonso Mant and HWrnear Hamilton were honored for their sons in service. Remarks by Post officials and a tribute portrait followed by a slide showing the three honored families. State Legion leaders spoke on work and local film presentations preceded a Memorial Day parade and wedding party feature.
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Redford
Anthony
Hamilten
Amarican Legion
Raamue Peterson
Atwood
Fred Sullivan
Pom
How
Ryan
Heidinner
Fred Myerat von
Salasel
Dieq
Herbert Clark
Board of Selectman
Alan
Legion
McCulre
County Commandar
Daniel S
Ron
Daniel Brennan
John Delay
John Walsh
Grawrall
Africa
W Acton Baptist Church Plans Busy Sunday Schedule
Arthur H Wide and Pastor Gordon Tate will speak at 7 PM Sunday at W Acton Baptist Church. Marjorie Smith delivers a message to a large audience, with Bar Harriman as soloist. Holy Communion follows the 10:46 AM service. various Sunday School groups meet earlier. A teacher training course has run weekly, and reservations are sought for Mother’s Day tickets. The Men’s Bible Class hosts a roast beef supper on Thursday at 6:30 PM led by Gart Godfrey.
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Weldon
Mre Leroy
Ronga
Arthur ‘Wilde
Hild ‘Vee Owill
Daulet etueDouygall
Thurada
Gart Godfrey
Will
Wallace
Wilde, Jr
el Epeak
Tian Endeavor
West Acton Woman's Club to Meet and Elect Officers
The West Acton Woman's Club will hold its meeting at the Mary 8 event at the hall. Mr and Mrs Walter Byron of Massachusetts Avenue are referenced as proud parents of a newborn Gabby girl in this early note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Byron
Massachusetts
Avenue
Gonord
Acton Woman's Club
Mary
Acton-Mias Evelyn Hagen Receives Golf Pin at Jackson College
Evelyn Hagen of North Acton earns a Golf Pin for 900 points as Jackson College honors forestry and outdoor achievement. Five achievers are named including Jane Karner, Marjorie Burnham, and Marriott Medgett. Burnham’s fiancé Rey Norman Ll Kellett appears among notable society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriott Medgett
Springfield
Burnham Note
College Glee Club
Jackson
Acton Board to Begin Diphtheria Immunization Drive
The Acton Board of Health will start immunizing children up to age 10. The program begins Tuesday May 0 at Center School at 9 am with tests at West Acton at 10 and South School at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Board of Health
South School
Auxiliary Unit Meeting and Whist Party at 7 90 PM
The Auxiliary unit of Buwangte-Quimby Post A L plans its regular meeting on May 10 at 7 90 PM, preceding a whist party with donated prizes. A special prize funded for this event will be offered. Mr Leeward S Spinney is resting at Henderson Hospital after an operation last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buwangte- Quimby
A. L
Leeward S Spinney
Hmerson Hospital
Acton Woman's Club to Elect Officers May 10
The Acton Woman's Club holds its annual meeting and officer election on May 10. AMay Indianan will precede the event at one airlock. The Art committee directs the afternoon program with Mrs. W. Stuart Allen as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton ‘Woman's Club
W. Stuart Allen
County Budgets Await Action on State Expenditures
Special to This Paper reports legislators delaying action on Middlesex County budgets for 1939 and 1940 as the state expenditure program remains unsettled. The county faces taxes of about 2.94 million for 1939 and 2.21 million for 1940, with real estate shares around 27,600 and 27,900 respectively. The delay stems from uncertainty how the highway fund and state balance will be managed, delaying hearings and approvals for two years of budgets and county expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boeten
Miu
Diesex County
Middlesex County
Untiinan Auponhan
Marston
Committee On Counties
General Court
Highway Fund
Legisliors
Horse and
Senate
Acton Voce
Hudson No
Marlboro Vais
Maynard
Vrisnues
Sudbury
Berlin Voach
Polten
Dee Northhare
Gouthhore
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Govall
Nash
Westford
Quen
Kiwanis Club
Meymand
Mtnarenaing
Emmeeaneate
Acton Scouts
Acton Dey
Leonard Godfrey
Weat Aton
Arthur W. Lee
My Acton
Sean LeBlant
Avion
Raph Muto
Roger Backman
Warren Hirth
John Howard
David Meguire
John Tucker
South Acton
Traap
Milton ‘Baher Wind Wishaw
Wort Acton
Kennedy
West Acton
Robert Keltue
Donald Willett
Ralph Marble
Juiien M. Anenia
Burton Wayne
Wistor Olanp
Willam Horton
Acton Center
Court of Honor
Walter F. Hall
George Bapy
Laminel Knowlton
Hall
Lee
Russell’ Horton
George ‘Horton
Miin Street
Powltey Athletic
Victor Clapp
Robert Rimbach
David Hartwell
Mnale
George Pederson
Peter Whitcomb
Jamey W. Alger
Diclen Creeley Ie
Gloria
Jgreen
Helena, Greeley
Evelinhagen
E'Oque
Eet Poche
Woman's Club Elect
Guibe
Oran
Irvine Astwood
Nason Street
Eulimit
Stulkes
Maynard's New Lumber Yar
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