Hospital Day Observed Here Promotes Community Health
Minnie O Robbins superintendent Marlboro Hospital fronts hospital day notices. War Cook newly elected Massachusetts chairman speaks on hospital role and development. Deaconess Hospital Gaston offers information. The piece notes public attitude shift from place of last resort to first aid for the community.
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Marlboro Hospital
Cook
Usetts
Na‘Hospital
Bis
Letong
Sudbury Firemen Form Social Mutual Association
Fr iday event initiates a Firemen s association uniting active and retired members and interested residents. The group aims to support department development and community involvement through an executive committee meeting at Davee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury
Sudbury Fire Dent
Firemen’s” Association
The
Dent and
Ary Fite
Plymouth Robber Incident Reported With Explosions
May 12 accounts describe a series of blasts at a Plymouth site injuring workers and causing chaos as fires spread and people fled the buildings. Separate notes record a tennis match at Emerson playground with several close results among local girls teams.
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Safety Today
Plymouth
Sudbury Auction Lists Large Cows Amid Mortgage Notice
A public sale notice from a mortgagee lists large cows for auction in Sudbury. The terms include cash payment with a minimum bid range and a stated oak limit. The document references Finigan sword concord and Jacob ir as participants or parties.
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Finigan
Sword Concord
Sudbury
Jacob Ir
Massachusetts Democrats Host Rasco y At Bridge Whist
Boston May 11 an emergency sales tax and a public works bond issue were discussed by national Democratic leader Rasco y visiting host Sven Joseph Bah at a bridge whist event. Rasco y advocated a general sales tax while noting abuse concerns and urging support.
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Boston
INS
John ‘J. Ras
National Democratic Committee
Rascoy
Sven Joseph Bah
Massachusetts Democratic
Victory
New York
Cold weather damages Concord asparagus in frost
Concord Middlesex County reported its coldest May morning in five years as temperatures fell below freezing. The 31 degree low at 4:45 am froze tender asparagus spears in low ground while fog shielded some areas. peach blossoms appear undamaged though.
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Middlesex
Concord
Concord Valley
Fire and Wedding Report From Concord
Firemen answered a false alarm at box 53 on Sudbury road for a flare up from an oil heater at Fred W Young residence. Announcement is made of the wedding of Miss Thora Jorgensen of Lowell road and Edward Nae in the Davis home with Rev Olaf M Johnsen officiating. Attendants were Sally Davis and Edward Bartlett. The couple plans to reside in Chelmsford.
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Fred W. Young
Sudbury Road
Thora Jorgensen
Lowell Road
Edward Nae
Philip A. Davis
Olaf M. Johnsen
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
Sally Davis
Edward ‘Bartlett
John Cahill
Anderson
Hig
Chelmsford
Special Town Meeting Scheduled for May 23
It is generally understood that the Special Town meeting will be held on Monday, May 23.
Maynard Board of Health adopts pasteurized milk rule
Maynard Massachusetts board of health raises June 1 deadline requiring all milk sold be pasteurized or certified. State officials applaud the regulation as strongest protection against milk borne illness noting similar moves in Attleboro Ayer and other towns and citing past outbreaks linked to raw milk from tested herds.
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Maynard
Lester Cowles
William Saarela
Maynard Board of Health
State House
Gaylord W. Anderson
Focal Board
State Housé
Boston
Board of Health
Mass
Genttlemen
Archibal
Board of Health of
Ayer
Brookline
Chelsea
Dedham
Ail River
Newton
Salem
Swampscott
Waltham
Watertown
Winchester
Attleboro
Massachusetts
Lee
Stockbridge
Gaylord ‘W. Anderagon, M. G
Reading High to Play Maynard in Middlesex League Game
Reading High School visits Maynard High School for a Middlesex League football game at Crowe Park. Maynard aims to win and stay in the league race as the schedule tightens with key matches ahead.
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Maynard
Reading
H.H.S
H. S
Middlesex
Crowe Park
Hudson Fine
Tival
We Park
Ises
Aimaae Bs
Anit
Winchester
Odd Fellows Lodge 10 to mark 113th anniversary program
Miz beh Rebekah lodge will observe the 113th anniversary of Odd Fellowship with a program at Odd Fellows hall tonight. A sketch titled The District School will be performed by a cast of twenty, with dance specialties by Virginia Taylor, Beverly Green and Grace Olsen.
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Maynard Lodge
Mizbeh Rebekah
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows Hall
Ladies Golfers Meeting at Maynard Country Club
A ladies golf meeting convened at Maynard Country Club in the afternoon. A putting contest accompanied a round of golf. Mrs Florence ?? placed as top scorer and Mrs George-kwell finished as second low.
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Maynard Country
Florence Eee
George - Kwell Wae
Stow Civic Club Elects Officers After Attending Talk
The Stow Civic Club met at the town hall with Attorney John E. Rice of Marlboro as speaker. His talk Hopeful Signs of the Times argued cycles of prosperity and adversity with a cautious economic forecast, while the club reappointed officers for another year: Jenn G. Perk president, David G ens vice president, Preston R. Powell secretary, Mrs Charlotte earsey treasurer.
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Stow
John DB. Rice
Lincoulis
Ike
Rice
Jenn G. Perk
David G+ens
Preston R. Powell
Charlotte Earsey
Sudbury Student Wins Athletic Honor at Tufts Ceremony
Miss Winifred Blackmer, senior of Jackson and daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederi B Blackmer of South Sudbury, received the J pin for athletics at Tufts annual Junior Day awards on May 7. She has led the Athletic Association as retiring president and holds offices in her class Students Council and Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts —_ College
Winifred Blackmer
Jackson
Frederi
B. Blackmer
South Sudbury
Blackiner
Athletic Association
Students Council
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Apron Party at Unitarian Church This Friday
Stow The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Unitarian Church invites the public to an apron party with supper and fun on Friday evening May 20 at 6:30. The event features story and pageant about aprons for sale. The Ladies Aid of the Union Church has withdrawn their planned sale and entertainment and will set a new date.
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Stow
Unitarian Church
Unitarian
Union Church
Annarsnac Grange Hosts Neighbors Night in West Concord
A large gathering of Grangers from Burlington Groton and Sherborn attended Annarsnac Grange Neighbors Night at Warner Hall West Concord Monday evening. Entertainment was provided by visiting Grangers and refreshments were served under chairwoman Mrs Margaret McCarthy with assistants Mrs Helen King and Mrs Edith Bailey. The Annurs Pac Grange master will travel to Marlboro this evening for the Marlboro Grange President Night event.
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Warner Hall
West Concord
Annarsnac Grange
Burlington, Groton
Sherborn
Margaret McCarthy
Helen King
Edith’ M
Marlboro
Town Meeting Debates Sewer Extension and Maintenance
A Monday town meeting at Cooperative Hall debated extending the common sewer system along Summer Street to the McAlester property and Bent Avenue to George Creighton’s rear, with $1600 authorized from sewer surplus. Finance chair Joshua Naylor opposed the maintenance appropriation of $600. his motion to block it failed 3 to 1 before adjournment, ending the session without passage of the $590 attendance item.
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Maynard
Cooperative Hall
Summer Street
Concord
Simmer
McAlester
Ion
Bent Avenue
George’ H. Creighton
Dwicr
Twmie
Joshua Naylor
Naylor
Atenancs
Waikamder -Didca
Sudbury Garden Club Prepares Flower Show
The Sudbury Garden club met at Miss Adelaide Whitmar on Concord Road to plan a flower show in Town Hall next month. Mrs. John C. Hail chairs, with committees for arrangements, hospitality, publicity, entries, and a judges panel led by Mrs. Charles H. Way.
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Sudbury
Adelaide Withar
Concord Road
Town Hall
John’ C. Hail
Stephen’ N. W. Gray
Charles R. Capon
Louis B. Coburn
Bessie. Maynard
Lawrence L. Winship
Roland Cutler
William Golding
A. Beckwith
Herbert Atkinson
Ezabeth Beckwith
William Tufts
Mary. Beveridge
Paul Whitney Rhodes
Adelaide Witham
Miss Page
Charles H. Way
Corinthians Lodge Evening Gathering and Memorial Service
Corinthian Lodge A. F. and A. M. met at the Masonic Temple with Worshipful Master Robert F. Charles presiding A roast lamb supper followed. A brief memorial service honored War John H. Marrs and several past masters and California visitors assist in the work. Notable guests included Wor. Wilber Lavenard Theron Welch and other lodge officers.
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Corrinthian Lodge
A. F
A.M
Robert F. Charles
Duncan
G. Chapman
John H. Marrs
Charles G. Kent
Frank B. Chase
California
Benjamin Derby
Austin D. MacRae
George K. Gordon
Isaac Parker Lodge
Waltham
George W. Baxter
Jeaae Parker Lodge
Wilber
Charles A. Si Laven
Theron
Charles A. Welch
Ernest W
Menter
Putlam
Adah F. Dole
Putnam
George E. Marsters
Jemple Lodge
Concord Parent Teacher Association Meeting Highlights
The Concord P T A announces its annual meeting in the high school auditorium at o'clock on Monday evening May 16. The speaker will be Mr Wentworth Stewart, editor.
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The
Concord. Parent-Teacher. Association
Wentworth
Stewart
Junior Class Prom Frid ay at Washington Auditorium
The Junior class of the High school held a Promenade at the Washington Auditorium Friday night. It was a well attended social event with many alumni, faculty, and the school committee present. The hall featured class colors and a grand parade led by Ralph Hellawell and Miss pba bin with decorations praised by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Auditorium
Ralph Hellawell
Pbabin
A HeHawell
Paterson Man Arrested After Arlington Break-In
Claude Glent of Paterson was arrested in Arlington for a Wednesday night attempt to break in. Chief John Connors questioned him and stated he would be held for the Grand Jury. Maynard and other breaks to be presented later. Glint claimed four weeks in 1980.
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Claude Glent
Paterson
Neds
Arik
Arlington Pi
John
Gobnora
Glenn
Fic
Henard
Grand Jury
Maynard
Connors
Maynard Grange hosts district meeting with lawmakers speakers
A Maynard Grange gathering Wednesday night drew many Moe Pomona district members. Raymond Cahill of Waltham was guest speaker and Maynard Grange member Margaret Whitney directed supper. May 12 legislative night will feature Representative Leslie Sims of Maynard and Senator George Moyse of Waltham as speakers on legislation with local Granges invited. Vocal solos by Nina Ruble Alan Palmer and a May basket auction were planned with refreshments overseen by Edmund Whitney and others. Adelaide Lings and Lillian White spoke on Home Economics at Worcester Pomona in Shrewsbury tonight.
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Maynard
Sida Bela
Grange Hall
Moe Pomona
Burrsane & Las
Raymond Cahill
Wallsoloist
Maynard Grange
Margaret Whitney
Mies
Leslie W. Sims
George G. Moyse
Waltham
Stew
Hudson
Roxburo
Granges
Nina Ruble
Alan Palmer
Edmund Whitney
Lillian White
Mary Powers
Helena Murphy
Ellen Sheridan
Adelaide
Lings
State Grange
Worcester Pomona
Shrewsbury
Maynard Teen Earns Honors at Local College
Edward C. Fearns, son of Mr and Mrs Jank Fearns of 7 Haynes Street Maynard, a senior quality in the weekly, is cited in extracurricular awards announced on Junior Day May 7. Fearns has served as treasurer of the D Society, is a Council member, and belongs to Kappa fraternity.
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Edward C. Fearns
Jank Fearns
Haynes
Maynard
Fearns
Sone
Te” Kappa Fraternity
Maynard Relief Fund Faces Exhaustion Emergency Aid Cuts
The Maynard Citizen's Committee reports funds nearly exhausted after two years of relief work. About 200 families received aid, with cash and in kind donations including 124 flour sacks from the Red Cross. With reduced resources, emergency cases only will be assisted and families urged to apply to the Town Welfare Committee.
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Maynard
Unemed
Mittee
Red Cross
James A Conghalman
Mathew A’ Vanttary
Harold Morgan
Tipaauret
Harry C Templeton
Assabet Institution Bank Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting held May 2, 1932, officers and trustees for the Assabet Institution were elected and sworn in. Thomas F Parker was named President, James A Coughlan First Vice President, William B Case Second Vice President, and Howard Wilson Clerk. Trustees and officers with terms expiring 1933 to 1935 were listed along with auditing and investment committee members and other corporation participants. Howard A Wilson served as Clerk.
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Assabet Institution
Bankings
Maynard
Thomas ¥. Parker
James A. Coughlan
William B. Case
Howard Wilson
Thomas F. Parker
Guyer
W." Fowler
Frank E Sanderson
Howard’ A. Wilson
John J.zaniewski
Corporation
Willam
H. Gutteridge
George H. Gutteridge
Frank ‘W. Holt
James A. Vores Tee Eisls
Sega
Gavin Taylor
Oswald C. Drechsler
Jacob Laurila
Lucing H. Maynard
Sidney EE. McCleary
George H. Merrick
Wallace C. Priest
Sidney E. McCleary
Guyer W. Fowler
Frank E. Sanderson
William H. Gutteridge
Frank W.holt
Former Sudbury Girl to Marry Former Sudbury Girl in New York
Special Dispatch reports Rebecca Hopper 26 formerly of Sudbury Massachusetts and now of 32 Beeckman Place New York, and John B Wentworth 23 editor of 1032 Park Avenue New York, obtained a marriage license at the Municipal Building. They plan a New York wedding this month. Hopper daughter of Sherman B and Myra Hall Hopper born in Sudbury. Wentworth son of George E Wentworth and Mary Louise Ackerman Wentworth born in Chicago.
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Enterprise New York
Mayeitieese
Rebecca Hopper
Sudbury
Massachusetts
Beeckman Plate
New York
John B Wentworth
Park Avenue
Miss Hupper
Sherman B
Myra Hall Hupper
Mr. Wentworth
George Ew and
Mary Louise Ackerman Wentworth
Chicago
Marriage Announcement for Miss Birdie Martyn and Gerald Tierney
The ceremony took place last Saturday with many relatives present. Best man Walter Tierney and groom Gerald Tierney, whose brother is the groom, were noted. The couple, residents of Acton Street, received handsome gifts and are connected to local high schools through Walter and Mrs. Thomas Manual.
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Mary “Ann Mariham
Tierney
St Minedham
Buster
Birdie Martyn
Gerald Tierney
York
Atlantic City
Acton Street
Walter Tierney
Thomas Manual Firth
Maynar
Acton Woman 87 Celebrates Mother’s Day Family Gathering
An Acton woman aged 87 celebrated a unique Mother’s Day with family and friends. Present were Clara Lu Sawyer, Benjamin Peg Sawyer, Mrs Sadie Sawyer, Eva Stray of Waltham, Mrs Jennig Littleton, Maud Orange, Harry Sawyer Kaan, and A. Sawyer of Bavet Farms, totaling four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate W. Sawyer
Vane
Clara Lu ,Sawyer
Benjamin
Peg Sawyer
Sadie Sawyer
South Aeion
Eva Stray
Waltham
Jennig
Littleton
Maud’ Orange
Harry Sawyer Kaan Chester’ A. Sawyer
Bavef Farms
Middlesex County Rifle Club Plans 22 Caliber Match
Fourteen clubs in Middlesex County will meet at the Rod and Gun Club clubhouse to shoot 22 caliber ammunition in a rifle league. The event aims to replace expensive skeet shooting with a cheaper, steady competition format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Counry
Ie the Rod and Gun Club
Road
Feces Rifle League
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Twitchell
Bles
Betty Brown
Cathin
Victoria
J. Rascob
Veional
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Ivery
Getter
TEL
Maynard Health Board
Stow Civic
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Tuft’s
Annarsnag Grange
Sumner’ Street
Corinthian Lodge
Concord Parent Teacher Association
Ffair
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Uft’s College
Maynard Relief Fund
Citizens Committee
Saath
Ian
Mathew A. Vance
Ib Maynard
Miss Martyn Bere Ter
Acton
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