Mauna Loa Erupts Threatens Hawaii Island Scene
The article describes Mauna Loa on Hawaii Island as the world’s largest active volcano, its enormous lava dome rising from the Pacific, with recent eruptions prompting warnings and drawing scientific attention. It notes lava flows reaching the sea, steaming vents, and glowing lava columns seen from distant hills, while Hawaiians honor Pele and tourists visit for study and viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Haywait
Thomas A. Jagger
Oll Ie
Elty
Hilo
Ber
Pacific Ocean
National Graphic ‘Society
Hawaii
Mauna Kea
Mauna Ree
Java
Amare
Bines
Honolulu
Ogeen
Mau- Lopi
Pele
Mauna Loa
Hawaii National Park
Mauna Loals
Kilauea
Toretae
Mule
Mau
Gael Crater
World Turning Point Predicted by Chinese Seer
An article notes a Chinese seer named Mr. Chang forecasting a decisive year ahead. Predictions center on Chiang Kai-shek, possible Sino-Japanese conflict, and a pivotal moment in history, described as a crossroads of destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbhanghai
Ace Ing
Mr. Chang
Fa Ouin Chi
Ngxt
Chiang Kai-shek
Hold Military Field Mass Held in Washington Area
The annual memorial Military Field Mass by Catholic organizations of Washington, Maryland and Virginia will feature Robert L Sheridan of this town as general committee chairman. Auxiliar bishop John F O Hara, former Notre Dame president, will preside and preach. Rev Patrick N McDermott of Atlanta Iowa, Legion chaplain, will celebrate. Invited guests include President and Mrs Roosevelt cabinet members Supreme Court Justices and high Army Navy officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Washington
D C
Maryland
Virginia
Robert L Sheridan
John F. O'Hara
Notre Dame University
C S
Army and Navy
Patrick N. McDermott
Atlanta
Iowa
American. Legion
Franklin
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Army
Navy
Exhibition at Maynard Junior High School Tomorrow
Maynard public schools host an exhibition at the junior high tomorrow with afternoon and evening programs. Tea serves from four to six in the afternoon while the evening features school orchestra selections under Miss Eleanor Colburn, a dramatic reading at eight, and a display of student artwork supervised by Micé Anne Pasakarnis and Walter Tierney with Miss Rath E Wild involved. The event invites the public to view the pupils’ fine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Ea
Gerem Ynard
Orchesa
Eleanor § Colburn
Supersthie
Micé Anné Pasakarnis
Art Su‘perietsor
Walter Tierney
Manuel
Rath E Wild
Scheres Beld
Seared Pees
West Acton Pioneer George W Mead Dies at Response
The body of George W Mead formerly of West Acton was taken to Mount Hope cemetery for interment after dying suddenly at a house in Boston. He lived many years in Town Townsend and led local business, head of Mead Co commission merchants of Ripston, served on the board of directors for Acton Agricultural Association, and was active in local affairs. Funeral by Waterman and Sons of Boston scheduled for 2:30 PM at the Universalist church home.
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West Acton
Mount Hops
Townsend
Bis Town
Gpenins
R. Ead. Co
Rome
Arlington
Francis V. Mead
Acton
Ows
Wilmot
Universalist
Canen Ae Rickinare
A Waterman Ang: Sons
Wealth Avenue
Boston
Population figures for WaDFORD from early census count
Preliminary returns of the Six Census as of April 1 show WaDford population at about 3002. The report notes male coin population and fares details referenced in the 1940 count, with some garbled text remaining unverified.
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Wadford
Immigrant students receive state certificates at George Washington auditorium
Maynard A class of about one hundred foreign born residents completed this year's Adult Alien Education School. The program featured a salute, America sing along, poems, skits, and a basket of student demonstrations. Certificates were awarded to all, diplomas to five, and perfect attendance honors to Julia Beshta, Mary Yaskiewicz, and Alma His.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
George Washington Auditorium
Gregory Wagiluk
Willam’ Baron
Frank J. DeMars
A. L
America
Elli Maki
Nowine Arcist
Julia Beshta
Joseph Girdziewski
Alina Guntalson
Alma ‘Hiltunen
Ila, Kangas
Santa Mariano
Mary Porazzo
Annie Skirton
Martha Wirtaren
Elli Wuojarvia
Ne Bobka
Michael Caban
Anne Dequeries
Joseph Kowalewski
Illiam Kuzma
Fannie Liverman
Victoria Luchinskas
Stefana Snendik
Mary J. Guyton
Mary L. Doyle
Ote Schools
J. Francis Cleary
Wil
Julia Beshta Mary Yaskiewicz
Alma
Eleanor S Ciburn
Grace. Tucker
Walter Cheslak
Funeral service held for Mrs Margaret MacDougall in West Acton
The late Mrs. Margaret Campbell MacDougall mother of Daniel N. MacDougall died after months of illness and was laid to rest in Mount Hope cemetery West Acton. Funeral services were conducted at West Acton Baptist Church by Rev. Arthur H. Wilde with Russell Briggs leading hymns. Grandsons Allert Roderick Edward and Donald MacDougall served as listeners. Survived by sister Mrs Annie MacInnes of Chapel and her son with six grandchildren. Burial followed in Mount Hope cemetery West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Margaret (Campbell) MacDougall
Daniel N. MacDougall
West Acton Baptist Church
Arthur H. Wilde
Russell Briggs
Allert
Roderick
Edward
Donald MacDougall
Warren ‘A. Twombly
Maynara
Ms. MacDougall
Arlington Street
Cape _. Bretton
Novasata
Annie. MacInnes
Chapel
Buria
Mount Hope
Ladies Auxiliary Whist Party Winners Named
The A. H. Auxiliary Maynard weekly whist party featured prizes to many members including Mrs Minchie Campbell Mrs Elizabeth Kopp and Mrs Erine Barsteah. Other prize recipients included Mrs Jacob Le Mer Mrs Margaret Kelley and several more. The Lexington Magnant high baseball schedule mentions Crowe.
Society to Celebrate June 15 and 16 in Natick
The Society of Saint Anthony Padua plans a two day event with a parade and wrestling at Crowe Park on Saturday evening. Feature bout pits Charlie Strack against Jim Casey while Rosini's Natick band provides music. Sunday includes a 10 30 mass at St Bridget's church and a park event with music and a field day finish with fireworks. James Russo chairs the event with Biswell Salamone as vice chair.
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Maynard
Society of Saint Anthony Padua
Crowe Park
Charlie
Strack
Jim Casey
Rosini
Band of Natick
St. Bridget's Church
Créwé ‘Park
James Russo
An Biswell Salamone
Memorial Sunday Service and Memorial Day Plans
Maynard community groups and their auxiliaries will hold Memorial Sunday at the Finnish Congregational church with a 10 45 a m sermon by Rev George A Koponen. Maynard Post plans Memorial Day exercises inviting all fraternal societies to participate with Commander Angusson leading and A L DeMars Post in charge of the program.
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Maynard
George A., Koponen
Maynard Post
Angusson
Ittee
Frank J. DeMars
A. L
Peat Ad
Maynard Cabaret Tonight Showcasing Local Pupils
On Monday evening May 27 at 8 15 at Maynard high school Miss Mildred Goddard presents her pupils in a cabaret and dance with solo and group numbers. The program features Rita and Mary Schwenke Mary Graceffa Rose Buscemi Rosemary Muscato Beverly and Jackie Nixon Betty Passin en Joanne Moore Betty Ann Marchant Mary Lew Beadréau Joyce Gilman Marion Bell Patricia Tier ney Helen Whitney Glena Sawyer Mary Windsor Lota Wylie Lois Conrad Virginia Bryant the Keefe sisters Viola Thatcher and partner. Music will pan Miss Helen Henry.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Mildred Goddard
Rita
Mary Schwenke
Mary
Graceffa
Rose Buscemi
Rosemary Muscato
Beverly
Jackie Nixon
Betty Passinen
Joanne Moore
Betty Ann Marchant
Lew Beadréau
Joyce Gilman
Marion Bell
Patricia Tierney
Helen Whitney
Glenna Sawyer
Mary Windsor
Lota Wylie
Lois Conrad
Virginia Bryant
Keefe
Viola Thatcher
Helen
Henry A
Timbers
Sbers
Ha Gram
Jearn
Daisy
Record of the 12th annual six mile FinishvAm League race
Maynard gears up for the 12th annual six mile FinishvAm League race next Sunday at 1:30. Notable runners include Les Pawson Johnny Kelley Jim Hennigan Hank Zamperelli and Eric Pentti with Pawson seeking a repeat victory and Zamperelli aiming to defend 1936 road and cross country wins. Local stars Walter Crotty and Bob Campbell feature among favorites with prizes donated by local officials.
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Maynard
Moreton
Les Pawson
Johnny Kelley
Jim Hennigan
Hank Zapaperelli
Eric Pentti
Scaliber
Massachusetts
Fort Pond
Ocracy
Ry Kote
Te Pawson
Andrew
Zamperelli
Mederios
Johnny
Simmon's - Donahue
Dempster
la Tone
McGlone
Simmons
Campbells
New England
Bob Campbell
Walter Crotty
Pate
Hino Pentti
Milrose AA
Peking Connors
W. Steele
Henry Toames
Kaleva
George H Gutteridge
Oace
Maynard and
Acton
Open House Showcases WPA Projects During Community Week
Mayna hosts an open house policy event this week tied to Work Progress Administration activities. Rosevelt School and Day Nursery School offer hours for public viewing from 1 to 5 pm and 9:30 am to 12 pm respectively. The program aims to show hundreds of residents WPA projects and their impact on unemployed citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayna
WPA
Maynard Promenade in George Washington Auditorium
The Junior promenade of 1941 will be held Friday evening in the George Washington auditorium with Leona Arciszewski as president and Edward Higgins as vice president. Baron Hugo and his orchestra will provide music, and the committee includes Gladys Boeske Helen Cuttell Jean Davis Raymond Kane John ing and Oe Brown. Ruth Radley serves as faculty advisor.
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Maynard
Unier
George Washington Auditorium
Leona Arciszewski
Edward Higgins
June Carbary
Baron
Hugo
England
Piso
Sodia
Gladys Boeske
Helen Cuttell
Jean
Davis Raymond
Kane
Johning
Oe Brown
Ruth Radley
Clas
Parking space expansion to serve 250 cars near W B Case store
Maynard-Work proceeds on a new parking area extending from the rear of the W. B. Case store past the Peoples Theatre to Gruber Brothers Furniture Store. Grading and cleanup should finish in a few days, with space for about 250 cars to ease traffic on the main thoroughfare.
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Maynard
W. B. Case
Peoples Heatre
Gruberrothers Furnniture
Reverend McCormick Speaks on Maritime Economic Recovery
Rev Dr McCormick professor at St Francis Xavier University Antigonish Nova Scotia led an open meeting in K of C hall discussing the economic recovery of the Maritime Provinces. He emphasized poverty’s grip and local achievements, noting the cooperative movement’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OR McCormick
Maynaré
McCormick
St. Francis. Xavier Uniersity
Antigonish
Nova Scotia
Maritime Provinces
K. of C.hall
Father McCormick
Adams Tale Surfaces Amid Fragmentary Names
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like George Adams and Mrs. Roger with scattered identifiers. The snippet hints at people and possible titles but lacks a coherent event or clear context for a fuller summary. Further readable content needed to establish a concrete item.
1828 Boston note mentions Bob Campbell and BOrA7
Fragmentary OCR mentions Bob Campbell of Boston with cryptic codes B55 and a 1828 date. Details unclear, but indicates a historical note or listing involving individuals and identifiers.
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Bob Campbell
Boston
Sidbury-P Funeral for Elmer N Johnson Air Pilot
Funeral services for Elmer N Johnson aged 31 who died in a plane crash near Lake Boon will be held at 2 PM at his parents home in East Sidbury. Rev Brown will officiate with interment in Wordsworth Cemetery Sudbury. Delegations from Marlboro Airport Marlboro Fish and Game Framingham Pilots Assoc and Phileas Co coworkers attend. Johnson a Sudbury native and Marlboro airport pilot leaves parents Carland Eric and sisters Mrs Elmer Nordfelt and Mrs Wayne Morgan plus brothers Howard and Arthur Bullard Jr. He was an installation man at Phileas Co and had 200 hours flight time. The crash scene drew crowds as police guarded the wreckage for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidbury
Elmer N. Johnson
Lake Boon
Lfe
Arthur N. Bullard, Jr
Montvale Road
Wellesley’. Farms
Nels
Johnson
Landham Road
East Sidbury
Mr. Brown
Saxonville ‘Congregational Church
Wordsworth Cemetery
Sudbury
Marlboro Airport
Marlboro
Carland
Eric
Howard
Framingham
Elmer. Nordfelt
Sherborn
Wayne Morgan
Marlborown
In Butters
Investigation into fatal Taylorcraft crash near Lake Boon
The Federal Bureau of Aeronautics investigates a Taylorcraft cub crash near Lake Boon after wing fabric tore and caused a plunge. William Butters led the inquiry with wreckage examined at the Town Farm while witnesses described the plane diving and crashing in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butters
Federal Bureau of Aeronautica
Taylorcraft
Cub
Garden Club Plant Sale Planned at Town Hall
Sudbury Chapter Red Cross benefits from afternoon sale organized by Garden Club committee members Mrs. Stephen Gray Mrs Henry Hoeckles and Mrs Eddy Stiles. The event features perennials rose bushes and more with refreshments by Mrs Walter Piper. Proceeds support local emergency drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Stephen Gray
Sudbury Chapte ‘Red Cross
Dloti
Local Kickers Tournament Crowned By Jack John
Members of the Maynard club competed in a Kickers tournament last weekend. Jack John won with a score of 81. H Flood scored 81 and Grieves posted 89. Other scores included 89 and 76. The business section notes a move to abolish fire guards.
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A Kickers
Maynard. C Cli
Jack John
H. Flood
Grieves
George T
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Snappee’s Shoe Store
Pembaree
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