Wedding set for Wes Bilis and Dor o thy Loughlin in Concord
The engagement and June 6 wedding of Miss Dorothy Loughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward F Loughlin of West Concord to Fred M Bilis of Bridgton Maine formerly of Medford Tufts College football captain and quarterback two years ago will take place at Our Lady of Concord rectory. Loughlin, a Jackson College student and field hockey captain, is president of Alpha Xi Delta and the All Around Club. Bilis, Tufts alumnus and former Medford High four letter athlete, will serve as best man.
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Concord
Dorothy
Loughlin
Edward F. Loughlin
Main Sti
West Concord
Fred M. Bilis
Bridgton
Maine
Medford
Miss Loughlin
Ellis
Concord High School
Jackson College
Alpha Xi Delta
Jackson
Central Middlesex
Harvard
Ernest W. Ellis
West Medford
Tufts College
Tufts
Tufte
Bridgton, Me
Delta Upstion
Marlboro Dance Recital Draws Large Pastime Hall Crowd
Pupils of Mrs Bertha Berke Galvin numbering over 160 performed last night in Pastime Hall in their annual dance recital. Solo and ensemble numbers in costumes received praise and flowers were given to many dancers. Miss Alice Morse and sewing pupils appeared in gowns made under their direction with music by Harry Armour and his orchestra.
Musketaquid Sports Club Wins Skeet Match in Concord
In West Concord on Saturday the Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club defeated Wellesley Skeet Club 213 to 166 in a Massachusetts Skeet Shooting League match. Individual scores show Wellesley’s Phil Bache 23 25 48 and Wiswall 20 43, Temple 23 24 47. Musketaquid’s Macone posted a perfect 25 in the open 25 bird shoot with Foss close behind.
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Musketaquid- Sportaman
Wellesley
West Concord
A.W. Flacone
Deivis
PB. Bean
Phil’ Bache
HH. Wiswall
Pr. Wiswall
C.temple
L. Moulten
Augustine W. Macone
Percy R. Foss
Isaac Langille
William Foss
Concord Fifth at Needham in Track Meet
Concord finished fifth with 13 34 points at the Needham Interscholastic Track Meet. Hanley won the half mile, Hansen tied for first in high jump with Woodruff of Needham, and Cook tied for fifth in pole vault. Fairhaven High led with 34 points, Needham 27, Belmont 17, Ellesley 15, David Prouty 11.75, Milton 11.
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Fom
Hanley
Needham
Hansen
Woodruff
Cook
Concord
Fairhaven High
Belmont
Ellesley
David Prouty
Milton
Tea Service Highlights Nited Thank Offering at Trinity Parish
A tea in Trinity Episcopal Church parish house was hosted by Mrs. Garry with the Thank Offering proceeds. Mrs. G Winthrop Lee and Mrs. Walter K. Shaw served. Miss Yoshi Tokunaga of Japan, a Boston University student, spoke. Japanese decorations were arranged by Mrs. G Hayden Whitney and Mrs. William Butrick, and Mrs. Henry H. Fay entertained Miss Tokunaga at her Moment Street home Friday evening.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Garry
Conflict over women's fascist attire looms in Rome
In Rome on May 27 tensions rise between the Italian government and the Vatican amid charges of intimidation and violence by church and fascist groups. A Vatican pronouncement was expected against Mussolini’s regime ordering immediate formation of women's fascist groups to parade in a uniform of breeches black stockings a black shirt and an alpine hat.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Pius XI
Moussolini
Harvey Wheeler West Concord Triumphs Over Acton Junior High
The Harvey Wheeler West Concord school nine edged Acton Junior High 3 to 2 in a lively Thursday afternoon game.
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Harvey Wheeler-West Concord
Acton
First Communion at Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord
Eighty eight children received their first Holy Communion at the 8 30 a m Mass led by Rev Edward F Ryan D D with benediction. The May procession followed on church grounds at 3 p m with the crowning of the Blessed Virgin. Miss Helen Thornton queen crowned the Virgin.
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Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Church
West
Concord
Edward F. Ryan
Helen Thornton
Miss Thornton
Fr. Ryan
Lier Donahue
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary plans memorial exercises
Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary met at Monument hall with Miss Katherine Hayes presiding. A committee led by Mrs. Morley Powers and Lynch will organize the memorial at St Bernard's cemetery next Sunday at 2 30 with a cemetery procession and plant at each departed member's grave. A whist party followed with prizes awarded to Miss Battles first, Mrs Hartnett second, and Mrs Hayes consolation.
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Aftcient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Katherine Hayes
Hannah Morley
James Powers
Annie Lynch
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Annie O'Connell
Mary Battles
Richard Hartnett
Annie Hayes
Engagement Tea Honors Miss Margaret Leland Thompson Brings Notice
Southboro society notes a tea in honor of Miss Margaret Leland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas F. Leland, and her engagement to William Leland Thompson Jr. of Troy New York. Margaret, a Windsor School graduate, Junior League and Vincent Club member, will join Harvard as a junior, while Thompson, a varsity crew member, is active in several clubs.
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Southboro
Chas. F. Leland
Margaret Leland
William Leland -Thompson Jr
William Leland Thompson
Troy
New York
Leland
Windsor School
Vincent Club
Harvard College
Thompson
Plan For Celebration of George Washington Bicentennial 1932
The George Washington Bicentennial Commission outlines a national, multi state celebration from February 22 to November 24 1932. It calls for local programs nationwide including pageants plays and festivals tied to Washingtons life and work with officials forming commissions and committees. The commission will provide literature and guidance upon request from organizations and institutions nationwide.
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George Washington
United States Commission
Washington
The
Republic
United States
Washington Building
Washington, DC
Memorial Day Observance at Acton High School
The program for Acton Memorial Day observance includes hymns prayers and poems. Rev Roy Thompson and a World War veteran give addresses. The High School chorus and various school groups perform singing and recitations.
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South Acton
Acton High School
Roy Thompson
Boxhboro
America
Home Road
the Immortals
Flanders Field
Acton Center
Marlboro Teams Represent Assabet Valley League Meeting
Officials of the Assabet Valley baseball league met in Gleasondale to plan the season opening. Marlboro, BBA, Marlboro City Team, Maynard Town, and Concord Town were represented with word from Hans Town and Clinton Turners that plans would be satisfactory. Arthur Robbing and Frank Churchill were named league directors. Andrew A. Flagg of Marlboro named secretary. Don Lent of Maynard High will draw up the schedule.
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Marlboro
Assabet Valley Baseball League
Gleasandale
BBA
Marlboro City
Maynard
Concord
Arthur Robbing
Frank Churchill
Gleasondale
Andrew A. Flagg
Don Lent
Maynard High School
Fane
Sture
Public Hearing on Tree Removal in Hudson
The selectmen will hold a public hearing Friday at 8 p.m. to consider a petition by Tree Warden Earl Kathan for removing three trees in front of 11 and 13 Rice Street.
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Hudson
Earl Kathan
Veterans march out escorted by young veterans
Pupils of the schools will stand until the veterans depart then file out as usual after the Isaac Davis Post G A BR parade.
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Isaac Davis Post
G. A. BR
Fenn School Commencement and Fathers' Day Plans
Roger C. Fenn headmaster of the Fenn School announces the Commencement program. Fathers and Sons Day will be held June 3 with a ball game between the students and their fathers. A piano recital is set for Thursday afternoon. Graduation exercises are scheduled for Friday morning June 6 with seven graduates and speaker Frederick Winsor of Middlesex School.
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Roger C. Fenn
Fenn School
Wediual
Fathers’ and Sons
Aill
Frederick Winsor
House of Middlesex School
Card of Thanks for Isaac Davis Post bereavement
Masonic cranernltn Sears of the Isaac Davis Post G A R Edwarde Quimby Post AL and other organizations and friends express deep appreciation for kindness service and sympathy given during bereavement. Alla Hesselton Drew and family
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Masonic Cranernltn
Sears
Isaac Davis
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