Japan group leads school principal confrontation
A scene unfolds as the principal faces a leadership challenge from a prominent Japan themed group. The dispute centers on policy direction and community representation within the school.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
7
Sale of Real Estate in Belmont County Schedule
Notice of power of sale on a mortgage held by the institution. On June 22, 1935, at forenoon, the mortgaged parcel in South Acton with improvements will be sold at the premises for $2500 plus unpaid taxes and liens. Purchaser pays within ten days. buildings and land described by deeds and plans are included. Former owners and current holder of mortgage identified. Wilson, attorney, Building, Mess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie C. Strandester
Coun
Belmont
South Acton
Acton
Abram
George
Greenough
James
Burke
Ises
X Institution
Clark
Bertha Lawson
Wilson
Marlboro Couple Remarries in Maynard Ceremony
Marlboro man Joseph Falco and Marlboro woman Mary Warsewicz wed at St Casimir's church in Maynard in a ceremony attended by relatives from Marlboro Worcester Boston Maynard and Nashua. The couple, returning from a New York trip, will live at 193 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Misa
Mary Delphine Warsewicz
Annie Warsewicz
High Street
Joseph Falco
Attilia Palco
Springstret Marlboro
St. Casimir’s Church
Ortok
Emily Bggot
Warsewicz
Marlboro
Worcester
Boston
Nashua
New Hampshire
New York
Main Street
The True Blond
A brief note describes a true blond as not tanning when sunburned but instead blistering and peeling.
Bedford Bedfordshire Road relocation petition to view June 14
In Bedford Middlesex County Massachusetts residents led by Arthur E. Carson petition the Board of Road Commissioners to lay out and relocate Ow Billerica Road from Paxte Road to Burlington Road. The January 1935 order directs sheriff or deputy to notify interested parties and publish notices in Bedford Enterprise prior to a June 14 1935 view and hearing at the Cambridge courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Road Missioners
Bedford
Achusetts
Middlesex County
Court House
East Cambridge
Mass
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Billerica’ Road
Paxte Road
Burlington Road
Arthur E. Carson
Cambridge
Bedford Enterprise
Marlborough
Charles T. Hughes
Wayside Trade School Beats Westboro Seconds 9-2 in Seven
Sudbury’s Wayside Trade School nine defeated Westboro High seconds 9 2 in Westboro. Carl Hayes held opponents to five hits as Wayside jumped with four runs in the first and two in the second. Ginville led Wayside with two hits. Friburg homered for Westboro. Timed 1 hour 45 minutes with Umpire Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
Wayside Trade School
Sudbury
Westboro High Seconds
Carl Hayes
Higgins
Fribury
Ginville
Wayside Trade
Weyes P
Kolchakian
Scheel
Gaeetmeri
Priburg Rf
Thompson
Boose Cectese
the Bigelow Cf
HEED
Oiskv
Hayes
Gale
Derewel
Gindville
Gardner
Piazik
Friburg
Giblin
Bringins
Maynard Players League Stars Edge Team 3 2
Maynard Players League Stars posted a 3 2 victory over their rival in a tense matchup. The win showcased scoring from both sides and kept the league standings tight as the teams traded goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Players League Stars
Maynard Citizens Committee Sponsors Individual Gardens
The Maynard Citizens Committee provides land ploughing harrowing and cultivation for garden plots. Many plots have been allotted and about 200 gardens are expected to be planted. The committee has sponsored these gardens for three or four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Citizens Committee
Citizens Committee
Romans Knew Shorthand in Ancient and Medieval Times
The article traces early shorthand from Roman Tiro to medieval use and credits Dr Timothy Bright with foundational forms. It notes the shift to phonetic principles in the nineteenth century with Pitman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Bright
Pitman
Montreal
Maynard Edges Stoneham In Bunts Fueled Derby
Maynard High School defeated Stoneham High 8 6 on Powerworth street grounds as timely bunts paired with hits propelled Sawyer sluggers to a two game Middlesex League lead with half the schedule done. Lefty Gross got the win despite two wildness while Ed O’Connell struggled with seven walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High School
Stoneham High School
Powerworth Street
Stoneham
Sawyer Sluggers
Middlesex
Tony Sidorovich
al Fraser
House of Sawyer
Gordon
Savelo
Howe
Fraser
Sawyerites
Ed O’donnell
Sawyer
Smith
Hurley
Gross
Ed O'Connell
Legion Auxiliary Sale Sells 1200 Poppies for Veterans
More than 1200 poppies were sold at the Legion Auxiliary sale held last weekend to fund welfare work for veterans. Mrs. Nellie Walcott led the event with help from Mrs. Georgi and Mrs. Esther Smith. Junior Auxiliary members listed include White, Margaret Mary Dineen, Nannybelle Seeley, Mary Sharpe, Harriet Moynihan, Alice Hanson, Nancy Smith and Beverly Deniston. Officials thank supporters for the annual sale.
Maynard Juniors Present Layette at Middlesex Convention
The Junior Legion Auxiliary from Maynard presented a complete layette at the Middlesex County Legion Auxiliary convention in Lowell. Irene Carey, president of the Juniors, led the presentation as part of welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Middlesex County Legion Auxiliary
Lowell
Irene Carey
Little Constarnce Martin
Susan Eisler
Mia Minnie Downey
Dancing in Japan: beauty in poses over movement
In Japan the art of dance emphasizes pose and stillness over flowing motion. Observers note a focus on posture, balance, and form as the defining beauty of traditional and contemporary styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Garden Show of Rare Beauty at Exhibitors Garden
The flower show featured classes in arrangements of flowers and shrubs, miniature displays, and May baskets with top prizes awarded to Mrs. Arthur B. Brooks and Miss Edna Price praised for standout designs. Judges were Mrs. Beals, Mrs. Harwood, and Mrs. Rich Kent. tea and coffee service added to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Robb, Sr
Thomas Sanborn
George Metcalf
Mary Chamberlain
Louis Sohier
William Bartlett
Leslie Anderson
D. Flowers
Edna Price
Christopher Wadsworth
Sally Bowen
Susi. Swaim
Lucia Lee Cabot
Tony (Arfiel
Henry Bowen
Sally Hill
Russell Robb, Srr
Goring Fowler
Robert Bowen
Arthur RB. Brooks
Stanton Garfield
Mary Harrington
Clement B. Tower
Mary C. Abbott
Arthur B. Brooks
W. D. Wright
George C. Beals
Belmont
John H. Harwood
Brookline
Tra. Rich Kent
Danforth W. Comins
Robert M. Bowen
Elize
Beth Alexander
William R. Bartlett
John Bordman
Stedman Buttrick
William A. Buttrick
H. Robert Bygrave
Gaylord ¢. Commin
Frederick
Henry H.aes
Henry A. Laughlin
Lennox H. Lindsay
George P. Metcalf
Edward W. Moore
Thomas J. Sanborn
Theodore L. Smith
Louis A. Sohier
Ross K. Whiton
Simon Willard Road
Thomas ©. Sanborn
Maynard oriental festival features Japanese acts and drama
An oriental festival program in Maynard includes vocal solos by Phyllis G rk and Mrs M A Vance, performances by Japanese maidens Gilbert Ann Hamlin and Joan O Brien, the drama Toy Heart by Jean Davis Virginie Taylor Beverly Green Donna Bean, a Japanese tea party by Jean Tucker and others, a Japanese garden play The Purple Iris with a cast led by Marion Sheridan and Ann Hamlin, plus readings and a go osbery Mandarin solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Holly
Doris Seder
Priscilla Vance
Herbert
John Vance
Rikisha Boys
Marion Sheridan
Ann Hamlin
Jean O'Brien
Patricia Louka
Rev. M. A. Vance
Josephine D'Agata
Florence “Aranov
M.A. Vance
West Enders Ready for Dual South Acton and Sudbury Tests
In the Assabet Valley League the West Enders aim for two tough outings on Thursday. They host South Acton at Jones Field, then Sudbury visits Crewe Park for a league clash. Mike Sapar evki’s squad seeks early half honors as West End Oil-O-Matics beat Stow 6 2 to stay near the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Saparevki
West End
Oil-O-Matics
Stow Club
Aasabet Valley League
Atay
Dance Recital to Benefit Team With John Finnerty
Musical director John Finnerty leads a dance recital to raise funds for the team. The program promises quality performances, but home game collections have only yielded two or three dollars at best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finnerty
Maynard Mourns Caroline Carlson Resident 35 Years
Mrs Caroline Carlson of Maynard died Wednesday. She resided in Maynard for 35 years, formerly living on Waltham Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Caroline Carlson
Waltham Street
Memorial Services Held in South Sudbury Churches
Sunday services at the Methodist church featured Rev. Albert Reynolds delivering the sermon with Legion Post, Women's Auxiliary, and D A R members as guests. Earlier Rev. George Clark led memorials for the Methodist Episcopal church. The Young People of Memorial church planned a meeting midweek, while Mrs Waldo L Stone visited Framingham relatives.
Smith Holds Four Safe Hits in Narrow Loss for Concord
Concord and Lexington battled with Smith earning four safeties in a tight Middlesex League game. Nelson and Lennon powered Concord with key hits, but Yankee runners and late scoring put Lexington ahead as Smith pitched seven innings of strong ball. Cook doubled for Concord and Nelson drove in runs on crucial hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Smith
Nelson
Macone
Cook
Twombly
Lehhan
Lexi Watters
Husky
Yankees
Stygles
Hayward
Nutt
Bluestein
Lennon
Williams
Concord High
Williama
Goulding
Sta Cunningham
RD Innings
Lexington Ee
Queen Crowned After Death In clandestine marriage
The text notes Inez de Castro was crowned queen after her death, tied to Pedro I in a secret marriage on January 1, with unclear details about the royal alliance and succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez de Castro
Pedro I
Dea Tove Ed Opt Magi Cohen
Mending Service in Collier's Weekly Prompt
A brief note from Collier's Weekly describes a quick on the spot sewing service for coats and pants, performed while the customer remains still, offered for a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
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