Acton Agricultural Association Elects Goward President
At the Acton town hall the th annual meeting of the Agricultural Association convened with a turkey dinner hosted by the Acton Woman's Club. Clarence N. Goward was nominated and elected president in a show of esteem for past leader Frank A. Merriam, with officers and directors listed and praised for service.
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Acton
The
Agricultural Association
Town
Mass
Ladies of
Acton Woman's Club
W. Stuart Allen
N. Goward
Goward
Frank A. Merriam
A. F. McDougal
Miss Fenney
Middlesex County Extension Service
Clarence N. Goward
South Acton
Howard J. Billings
Andrew S. Phillips
North Acton
Bertram D. Hall
West Acton
Tel
J. Sidney White
Concord Junction
Eugene L. Hall
James B. Tuttle
George A. Richardson
Albert P. Durkee
Murray Brown
Ralph W. Piper
Benjamin Pope
George V. Mead
W. B. Currier
Horace F. Tuttle
Acton Center
Frank W. Holt
John Smith
Funeral for Leif Ostberg Held at Emerson Hospital
The funeral for Leif Ostberg was held Sunday afternoon at Emerson Hospital with a brief service. Born in Norway on September 2, he came to the town and lived at 88 Commonwealth Avenue. Survived by three brothers Paul John Henry and Olga, all residents of the town, he attended MIT evenings classes and received military honors at the service. Floral tributes testified to the town’s affection as mourners gathered.
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Ord
Leif
Sou Yeen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Paul
John
Menry
Olga
Hig
Willymourn
Sleepy ‘Hollow
Breakin at J A MacPherson Store In Maynard
Thieves broke into the J A MacPherson store on Main Street between Saturday night and Monday morning. A rifle ammunition jackknives and flashlights were stolen. Entry was gained through a rear bulkhead and local police are investigating. A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Universalist church on Wednesday November 23 at 7 30 PM.
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Maynard
J. A. MacPherson
Main Street
Congregational
Universalist
Concord House at 32 Main St Taken Over
The property at 32 Main St in Concord Massachusetts has been taken over by new management. Local records show a change in control affecting tenants and service arrangements. Further details are expected from city public notices and real estate filings.
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Ated
Main St
Concord
Mass
Paper Mill Bridge Repairs Underway in Maynard
In Maynard, the Paper Mill bridge damaged by last week's flood is being repaired to support winter use, with plans for a new bridge next spring. Local officials inspect the structure and authorize temporary fixes including a sidewalk and open old span for vehicular traffic. Traffic detours via Walnut and Hillside Streets. parking on those streets is prohibited until reopening.
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Maynard
Frank
Binks
Edwin Carlton
William O. Strout
John Driscoll
State
Walnut
Hillside
Paper Mill
25th Annual Ball in South Acton at Exchange Hall
South Acton plans the twenty-fifth Old Folks Ball to be held at Exchange hall with dancing for all ages. Lowell orchestra to provide music. hosts mention welcoming friends from Acton and surrounding towns. Local residents Mr and Mrs Bullard recently bought a Main Street home and Philip S Newell intends to build anew on Liberty Street. Greater Acton growth noted.
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South Acton
Jin
Polks
Hi” Exchange Hall
Lowell
Pais
Acton
Bullard
Main Street
Philip S. Newell
Liberty Street
Greater Acton
Concord Woman Earns Second Merit Certificate
Miss Minna A. Findeisen a Peter Bulkeley School Concord teacher received a second certificate of merit in the American Education Press current events teaching course. Instructor Professor Reginald Stevens Kimball praised the high quality of her work as she completes part two and begins part three of the program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Minna A. Findeisen
Peter Bulkeley
Concord
Reginald Stevens Kimball
A. M
Miss Findeisen
American Education Press( Inc
Miss Find
Auto Fire in Sudbury Calls Fire Crew and Ford Team
Fire fighters responded yesterday to an automobile fire near Bright Place on State Road. James Martin and the Henry Ford Company from WaySide Inn aided at the scene.
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James Martin
Henry Ford Company
WaySide Inn
North Station Transformation Plans Unveiled in Boston
Boston & Maine announces a 10 million dollar North Station development facing Causeway Street. The project includes a 18500 seat coliseum and sports arena, a western hotel, a 14 story office building and distributing terminal. Initial phase costs exceed 4 million dollars with completion expected around July next year.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Causeway Street
Homer Loring
Firsr
the & Maine
Nichols
Margaret Alice O’Brien Weds James J. O’Donnell in Maynard Mass
Miss Margaret Alice O’Brien daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel O’Brien and James J O’Donnell son of Mrs Margaret O’Donnell were married Monday morning at St Bridget’s church Maynard. The ceremony was by Rev Edward F Crowley with Miss Marie DePatie as bridesmaid and Thomas F O’Donnell as best man. The couple’s reception followed at the bride’s home attended by relatives from Maynard Southboro Worcester and Boston. The bride a Maynard High School graduate works for Middlesex Mutual and is known in local drama. the groom works for Texas Oil Co and is a member of the C. O. C.
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Thomas F. O'Donnell
Leo D. O’brien
Maynard
Southboro
Worcester
Boston
Maynard High
Middlesex Mutual Insurance. Co
Transportation Talk by J M Fitzgerald at Woman's Club
J M Fitzgerald of the Committee on Public Relations of the Eastern Railroads will speak on transportation at the Woman's Club gathering this afternoon in Odd Fellows hall.
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J. M. Fitzgerald
Committee On Public Relations
Eastern Railroads
Woman's ‘Club
Odd Fellows
Death of Anton Zdanowicz in Maynard
Anton Zdanowicz aged 32 died at his Deane street home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral services were held at his residence with burial in St. Bridget's Cemetery. This was Maynard's first death since September 26.
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Anton Zdanowicz
Deane Street
St. Bridgets
Maynard
Ibsen Study Class Concludes Sessions in Concord
Concord November 16 final session of four held by Ibsen Study class under Concord Woman's Club Literature Committee. Mrs Leslie K.R. Moore chaired at Mrs Abram Hoffecker’s home. Papers on Ibsen Life and Times, The Master Builder, Hedda Gabler discussed with applause. Refreshments served. hosts honored with bouquet and copy of Dol House.
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Concord
Ibsen
Concord Woman's Club
Leslie KR. Moore
Abram Hottecker
Main Street
Fredrick H. Chase
George E. W. Fe
Hedda Gabler
Oscar Beckwold
Ib‘sen
Hoffecker
Eliza B. Macquarrie
Itsen
Red Cross Leader Hosts Luncheon in Concord Junction
Mrs. Robert Walker, chairwoman of the 11th annual Red Cross roll call, hosted a luncheon for captains in charge of the membership drive in Concord Junction on November 16. Attendees included Mrs. Andrew Edwardson, Mrs. Henry Hawley, and others as West Concord pledges to meet its quota of 3000 members.
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Concord Junction
Robert Walker
Red Cross
Andrew Edwardson
Henry Hawley
Margaret Kelley
Wm. Heeks
Guy Fernald
Burliegh Pratt
W. A. Rodday
Philip Vanderhoof
Rodney Pratt
Ladies Union Plans Bazaar at Concord Church
Concord Junction November 16 The annual Christmas bazaar of the Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church will be in the church parlors on Thursday December 1 with free admission. Committee chairmen cover aprons and household articles Mrs James Adams candy Mrs John McKenzie home cooked food Mrs Burleigh Pratt handkerchiefs and novelties Mrs E A Bumford Ice Cream Mrs Harry Carroll Fancy work Mrs William Fought children's table Mrs W A Rodday A waffle table led by Mrs Benjamin Derby and a baked bean supper at 6 15 with Mrs Tanner in charge. The workers aim to raise funds for church needs and hope many attend.
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Concord
Junction
Ladies’ Union of
West Concord Union
James Adams
John McKensie
Burleigh Pratt
E. AL. Bumford
Harry Carroll
William Fought
W. A. Rodday
Benjamin Derby
da? Tanner
Journey to Hubbardston Slowed by Snow and Washouts
Nov 16 South Acton reports Mrs Lillian Morison Hardy's hazardous trek to Hubbardston Vermont. She details long waits at Rutland and Mt. Holly, tracks washed out for miles, and road sagas with feet of standing water. Despite misery, the journey yielded a remarkable tale of travel hardship and endurance.
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South Acton
Lillian Hardy
Hubbardston, Vt
Lillian
Morison Hardy
Hubbardston
Rutland
The Patsy Shines in West Acton Amateur Comedy
A capacity crowd filled the West Acton club hall for a three act comedy The Patsy by the West Acton Woman's Club. Oscar Swenson Marjorie Stearns Ruth Costello Louise Turner Patricia Harrington Billy Caldwell Donald Littlefield and others delivered strong performances in this professional sounding amateur production with music by an Orthophonic Victrola from Sanderson's Music Store and props supplied by local merchants.
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West Acton
Woman’s Club
Bill Harrington
Oscar Swenson
Marjorie E Stearns
Grace Harrington
E. Louise Turner
Patricia Harrington
Ruth EB. Costello
Billy Caldwell
Allen
Brooks Parker, Jr
Tony Anderson
Donald P Littlefield
Sadie Buchanan
Pauline ‘Tracy
Trip Busty
William J Costello
Josephine A Sebastian
Elizabeth S. Parker
Mae Holton
Evangeline P. Hall
Sanderson
Mason Street
Maynard
W W Winship
Boston
Bill Harriveton
Patricia
Marjorie Stearna
Louise Turner
Ruth »Costello
Miss Costello
Patsy
Donald Littlefield
Tony ‘Anderson
Brooks Parker
Pauline
Tracy
W J Costello
Odor Fellows to Present Show in Somerville
A local pageant by Odio Fellows and Sommerville leaders features a closing football highlight. Capte un Jag ry MacAuley scored on a kickoff return and Heylizer intercepted a pass, returning 45 yards for a touchdown in the final period.
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Odo
Somerville
Dal
Ry MacAuley
Gos Eleven Ik
Heylizer
Unclear Ad Copy Reflects Tuesday November Tex Issue
Fragmentary notice describes an earlier weekday production and advertising copy. It mentions the enterprise schedule, difficulties, and praise for cast and committee members who coached the performance.
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Tex
Mem Committee
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