Local gatherings and visits reported in Dudley area
A fragmented report notes Thursday meeting at Hall of Dudley and Providence Bible Church visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Ralph Fogg, Mr and Mrs Ben Petergren, and Stewart Crowell family. Mentions of graduates from Stow High School, attendance at Community Church events, and a patriotic address by Walter Stanton Jr. Also notes Otto Larsen visit and Navy airman Harold Kaulback's annual inspection activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Providence Bible
Ford Crowell
Ralph
Arthnt ‘Fogg
Maine
John
Stow High School
Ben Petergren
Vernon
Julius. Petersen
Stewart P Crowell
Mer Melrose
Spi
Aio
Ime
Nes
Walter F. Stanton Tavere
Haynes Holmes
New York City
Walter Wetherbee Ipost
A. L
L A Wilson Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Eeanin
Hall, Maynard
Eveanire
Otto. Larsen
Dhee
Ae Larsen
Harold
Kaulback Sonositee v. _ ‘Navy Air tan
Fea
Fea- Jeca
Fire at Stowtarian Church Set for Saturday Evening Service
A church meeting is planned for Saturday at 7 30 o'clock with a sermon by Peter Rey Wilburn Beach elite and a church school session. Worship will be conducted at the church, located on the street address 4045, with a morning service the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet- Net Ratte
Stow
Tarian
Darsal
Peter
Rey Wilburn Beach Elite
Free
Newella
Gudito
Mi Y Eilson
Union Church Stow Service and Sunday Schedule
Unclear text shows Union Church Stow with a Sunday morning 10 o'clock service led by Pastor Rev. N. Sanday and a night service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Stown
N. Sanday Renee
Alette
Harvard Play Review Messes Through Mixed Talent
A fragmentary report discusses a student play with mixed merit and uncertain success. Names such as Tarver and Evans appear alongside references to Harvard and Stow, while the text notes coaching by Miss Elsie Davis and local attendance by officials and families during a May event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Stowce
Bolton
Pomposi
Geen Tarver
Sannes
Old Hunt Thomericn
Robert Herman
Elsie Davis
Halrvard
Stow Golf Course Entertainer Still Attracts Crowds
A fragmented clipping notes ongoing use of Stow Golf Course with mentions of an entertainer and crowds. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply continued events and audience interest at the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Golf
Miss Ruth B French Remains at Home in Illness Period
Miss Ruth B French remains at home with illness in Acton. Walter M French resides on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. French
Walter M. de
Main Street
South Congregational Church Service Notice
South Congregational Church announces releadie Sunday service with Pastor Ralph A. Barker. Sunday school follows at 10 and Men’s Class at 11.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Releadie
Unclear OCR: church service schedule and names
Fragmentary notice lists a church event with a pastor and a service time on Sunday May at 10 46. The text also mentions a church school but provides no clear details or location.
Memorial Service in South Acton Observed
Memorial service held at the Universalist church in South Acton on May 22 at 10 48. A union service with Congregational and other local groups included invited guests from American Legion Womans, Corps and related organizations. Loyalty Sunday observed May 16 with sermon Universalism Yesterday and Today by Rev George H Wood with Miss Galant as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staday
Universalist
Nis
Post
Woman's Et Corps
wards-Quimby Pen
American Legion
Womans Itary
Ae General Convention
Universaliae
George H. Wood
Miss Galant
Acton
Memorial Sunda
Acton Lodge Sets Degrees and Visit Schedule
At a regular meeting Acton Lodge 1 OOF will confer the third degree candidates on May 28. Maynard and Concord lodges report candidates for the third degree. Acton plans a visit to North Star Lodge Townsend and an entertainment on Wednesday May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Lodge
Maynard
Concord
Acton
North Star Lodge
Townsend
Memorial Congregational Woman’s Association Meeting Notice
Waldo E Stone attended the Prom at Tufts College Friday evening. The Wo men’s Association of Memorial Congregational Church will hold its final meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs A M Beckwith. Robert Hunter, a Worcester Tech student, visited Eaton College Saturday evening. The PTA will hold a meeting Friday evening in the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo E Stone
Tufts College
Women's Association of
Memorial Congregational
A M Beckwith
Robert Hunter
Worcester Tech
Eaton College
PTA
Town Hall
Bedford Baseball News and Local Community Notices
Town Hall event described as a Poverty Party highlighted by Bar eem Murray and Edward Stewart winning prizes. Bedford baseball team opened league play with an 11 to 9 win over Lincoln at McGovern Field with Carlin and Cook delivering key hits. upcoming events include a 2pm gathering at Bedford 601 and a Thursday attraction night with new features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Greene
Melly
Bareem Murray
Edward Stewart
McMatus
Wakon
L . Wekenett
S. Doughty
Alfred, Stewart
Bedford
Etna
Ana Aly
DeMar
Billerica
Pinafore Overture Names in Bedford Community Notice
A fragmented local notice from Bedford references a Durteo Totais and a Tuesday evening event at United Workers Church of Christ with names like Charles G, Ruth Birril, and Ed Pookg. The OCR text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Group of the United Workers Church of Christ Orem Te Ilbert and
Sullivan Tm Tie
Charles G Soe
Mien
Tia
Fa Haley
Roland Noe Poten
San Ruth Birril
Pookg Poe Etealt
Speaking Contest to Be Held May 27 at Bedford
The annual speaking contest sponsored by the Parent s Joan will take place in the auditorium May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Joan
Fragments Describe Local Church Service and Garden Club Sale
A church service led by Rev. William H. Finnick and Rev. Joseph W. Healy is described amid other local events. The Concord Garden Club held its annual perennial sale at Mrs. William Eaton's Elm Street home. A Frigidaire cook event at the Girl Scouts utility house drew interest in new Frigidaire models. The school event was conducted under the auspices of Austin D. Macrae, the local representative, noting strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Finnick
Joseph W. Healy
Concord Garden Clit
William Eaton
Elm Street
Girl Scouts
Ity House
You Aimpires
Austin D. Macrae
Lotal
Tdaita
Middlesex Cup Golf Tourney Yields Tight Scores
In the Middlesex cup tournament at Concord Country Club Berkeley Wheeler led with 2 down on Saturday and a strong showing by Charles G. Edgarton and Ralph C. Piper. Sunday Alexander Cameron matched even par as Wells Blanchard and others posted several 4 down scores with eight golfers tied for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Concord
Eveliterkeley Wheeler
Charles Edgarton
Ralph C. Piper
Alexander
A. Camerson
Wells Blanchard
Va. Pat
Berkeley Wheeler
Charles G. Edgarton
Ralph CG. Piper
Michael Cody, Jr
Burleigh L. Pratt
John M. Abbot
Alexander A. Cameron
Charles, L. Foote
Watson M. Gordon
Hubert M. Wardwell, Jr
John B. Buttrick
C Berkeley Johnson
Harold Bowers
EB. Payson True
Samuel A. Shannon
Russell Robb
Edward Warren
C. Berkeley Johnson
Henry P. Kidder
Danforth W. Comits
Michael ¥. Cady
Burleigh le Pratt
Herbert B. Hosmer
John #. Buttuck
Andrew H. Hepburn
Rge A. Hill
Hubert M Wardwell, Jr
Needham Triumphs Over Concord In Track Meet
Needham wins 68 to 23 led by Emerson Meehan in high jump and pole vault. Meehan, DiCicco, Lapham and Bacquet star in sprints and distance events with Potter, Hanley, and Stewart among top finishers for Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Weedhamne
Emerson
Meehan
DiGieco
Fish
Lapham
Anderson
Méehan
Vailit
Bac
Pistance
Bort
Cole
Sad Seeckts
Potter
Hanley
K. Richards
B Richards
Webb
PeCrcco
Ryan
Glynn
B. Richards
Fenn School Beaten 22 12 by South Sudbury Whiting Hall
South Sudbury Whiting Hall defeated Fenn School of Concord 22 to 12 in a free hitting game played here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
Whiting Hall
Fenn School of Concord
Camp Auxiliary Whist Party and Dance Held
A large audience attended a whist party and dance in the Veterans' Building on Thursday evening hosted by the Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55 U S W V and its Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Alice Lee chaired, with Mrs. Annie Loring, Mrs. Alice Hagerty and Mrs. Emma Bridgett among organizers. Mrs. Borthy Macone won a birthday cake prize marking the auxiliary's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans‘ Building
Corp. Ralph P. Hosmer Camp 55
U.S.W.V
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Alice Lee
Annie Loring
Alice Hagerty
Emma Bridgett
Aree
Borethy Macone
National Hospital Day Observed at Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital hosts open house May 12 from 2 to 6 PM inviting the public to tour departments guided by nurses. Attendees will hear a student nurse class, view first aid in the accident room, and enjoy tea from 3 to 6 with music and meat served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hospital
Emerson
Childrens
Moonlight Madness cast and local notes from Acton
Residents of Acton participate in Moonlight Madness with local cast members aiding the production. A Measles quarantine affects the Children's Hospital as Pete Toomb recovers, while Stuart MacGregor remains in serious condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. Family moves announced include Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Potter leaving Windsor Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuly
Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Alice Perkins P
Smailey
Acton End
Apassiz
Stuart MacGregor
Thechusetts General
Pete
Toomb
West Grammar Acho
Garden Club forms in West Acton Pugene Hall leaders named
West Acton Pugene Hall forms a new garden club led by Wallace Sims as president with Joseph Perry as vice president and Gordon Tate as secretary. About a dozen boys and Dorothy Teele join, prize gardens noted, first meeting held last week at the leader’s home. Another meeting is planned for June. May 29 set for First Communion class at St Elizabeth’s Church. Mr and Mrs James B Wilden plan to leave Morristown NJ around May 16 for West Acton after Florida visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
West Acton
Pugene Hall
Garden Club
Dorothy Teele
Wallace Sims
Joseph Perry
Gordon Tate
Walter Teele
John Nichols
David Jenks
Robert Montague
John Potter
Albert MacDougall
Donald Feltus
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
James B. Wilden
West, Acton
Wilson
B. KR. Hall
Deaconess Miss Bowman Speakers at West Concord
The Inner Circle met at the Hargonage for a Spiritual Meeting on May 4. Miss Bowman longtime Deaconess leader at the Methodist Deaconess Home spoke on the life and duties of a Deaconess and delivered a poem. The next meeting is Physical Night arranged by Carl Mad at his home on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Madas
Child Health Day at Wes Concord Schools Impresses
Charming program at Concord School highlighted Health Day with pupils in colorful costumes. The event emphasized health habits for happy living, featuring The Toy Shop The Health of America and dances. Prize drill by Co H 182d Infantry honored. ceremony set at Concord State Armory on May 17 marking 11 years since reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Concord
Harvey Wheeler-West
Concord School
America
West Concord Minister Elected Boston Meeting Vice-Moderator
Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone of the West Concord Union Church was chosen vice-moderator for the 1932 1933 Boston Congregational Ministers season at Pilgrim Hall during the weekly meeting on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord
Boston
Pilgrim Hall
Sudbury Social News Highlights From a Weekend
Mr and Mrs Mel T Loring entertained friends at dinner on Saturday evening. Leon E Hawes traveled to Milford last week. Miss Olga Osterman of Lowell visited Center friends. The Gerry house on Concord road gets a new paint coat. Mr and Mrs J McKenzie of New Rochelle and Mr Stacey Southworth of Braintree visited Samuel Sanders on Sunday. Architect Henry E Rice Jr stays with his parents in the Center. Crowley and Borden opened a driving range at East Sudbury for the season. Mr and Mrs Frederick Hennigan of Wollaston were guests on the Hill. Herbert Hawkins of Springfield visited the Hallorans in the Center. Howard Burr held a successful auction on the old Haynes place. Mrs James Powers held a perennial sale for the Garden club to fund the Flower Show. Rev Channing Brown will speak at the First Parish Meeting House on Religion as a Source of Serenity and Security. All welcome. kindergarten for youngsters at 11 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel T Loring
Pond
Leon E. Hawes
Milford
Lac
Olga Osterman
Lowell Oalee
Frank
Henry E.rice, Jr
Landsea
Henry
EB Rice
Borden and
Crowley
East Sudbury
Frederick Hennegan
Wollaston
Herbert Hawkins
Channing Brown
Sudbury Drops Two Contests To Acton And Weston
Sudbury baseball lost 1 0 at Acton in a well played game and 6 0 at home to Acton in a later match. Score details show Sudbury offense held to few runs with scoring patterns by innings. Batteries listed: Sudbury Crowley Mercury Richardson and Weston matchup featured pitchers MacDonald Trainer Pear Hopkins and Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Acton High
Acton
Crowley, Mercury and
Richardson
Stevens
Tolemen
Brown
Weston
MacDonalde
Trainer
Pear
Hopkins
Ross, Mercury and
Sudbury Teachers Club Holds Final Meeting
On May 4 the Sudbury Teachers Club held its last meeting of the 1931 1982 school year at South School. Guessing and storytelling games provided laughter while refreshments followed. Committee in charge included Mrs Johnson Miss Sawyer and Mr Whitney. Mrs Emma A Moore longtime Sudbury resident died Tuesday morning at her niece Mrs Walter C Stone’s Hudson road home aged 82. She was born in Sudbury daughter of Lemuel P Brown and the widow of James T Moore. Funeral will be held from Walter C Brone home Thursday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Teachers’ Club
South School
Johnson
Sawyer
Whitney
Sudbury
Emma A. Moore
Walter C. Stone
Hudson Road
Moore
Lemuel P. Brown
James T. Moore
Walter’ C. Brone
Congregational church events and travels in South Acton
South Acton notes Mr and Mrs Walter A Tuttle reside with Charles H Miles on Main Street with plans for a May 145 Sunday service at Congregational church and a sermon on The Agreement of Christians. A May 17 L C church play Sos Your Aunt Anna will be staged with Stow players and a musical program. William L Puffer leaves for his Jersey Point camp after winter with Thayer family. Clarence N Goward returns from six months in Florida Baytons Beach by auto, covering 1419 miles in five days amid a Southland season. Welcoming President and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Tuttle
Charles H. Miles
Main Street
Congregational Church
Anna
Stow
William L. Puffer
Herbert A. Thayer
Jersey Point
Meredith Neck
N. H
Clarence N
Noble & G Win Middlesex Rowing Meet Narrowly
Noble and Greenough won the Middlesex regatta by four and a half lengths with the Noble crew finishing a length ahead of rivals. Harvard and Lafayette bridges saw the two boats in close stretch as Greenough schooner Bow Little 2 Prout led selections with coxswains noted. Middlesex-Locke and junior varsity Noble and Greenough-Haskins are listed with crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble & G
Middlesex
Les
Noble
Confac
Harvard
Larz
Ole” ‘Greenough
Prout A
Bennett
Locke
A. Bocke
Burton
W. Locke
Miller
Chapel service sermon and relief office hours noted
The text records a sermon at Middlesex School chapel Sunday afternoon and announces the Unemployment Relief Committee office hours starting this week on Monday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 3 to 4 30. Contact Hayden Whitney at Cord 370 for employment inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow
Fisher
Bréwer
Hale
Middlesex
Armstrong Bow
Brownell
Paton
the Unemployment Relief Committee
Hayden Whitney
Lobster Lunch and Bridge at Hawthorne Chapter Event
About one hundred members of the Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star enjoyed an afternoon of bridge and lobster lunches at the Masonic Temple. The gathering featured socializing, card play, and fellowship among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
May meeting set for Hawthorne Chapter in Boston
A fragment notes Hawthorne Chapter will hold its May gathering on May 25 with Night events planned. It mentions matron figures and a grand session tied to a Boston event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallante
Matt Lotte E. Rodway
Uto
Middlesex School Edges Groton for Seventh Victory
Middlesex School earned its seventh win with a 12 to 10 victory over Groton School on Saturday afternoon. The close contest featured balanced scoring and key plays in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Groton School
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Bane
Bi Hall
Wetherbee
South Acton
UTH Acton Juniversatieh chUnen
South
Durteo Totais
GUP
Needham
Fenn School
Goncord
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sudbury Teachers Club
Noble & Greenough
Haskins
Middlesex Schoole
Groto
Astwood & Townsend
Nason ST
Tela
Nakes
Snveniea
Pevonic
Glenwood
Lenvo
Main St
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