Pontiac for pride and performance ad claim
A vintage automotive ad promotes Hi-Test Safety Glass and Pontiac cars. It emphasizes smoothness, economy, and long mileage, inviting customers to compare prices “begin right next door to the lowest” and visit nearby dealerships to see why this year is “Pontiac for pride and performance.”
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Pontiac
West Acton Church Hosts Training Sessions and Meeting
The West Acton church began a Monday evening leadership training for neighborhood churches, with sessions on Christian Worship by Rev. J. Martin and Creative Expression by Ethel J. Martin, led by Rev. Arthur H. Wilde. The Massachusetts Baptist Association meets October 13 at West Acton with delegates from 28 churches and 200 attendees. meals are organized by Ladies Circle and others.
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Bu J. Martin
Littleton
Ethel J. Martin
Arthur H. Wilde
Wachusetts Baptist. Association Wi
West Acton
Everett Montague
Fannie Harriman
Russell Briggs
Harlan Tuttle
Acton Center
Clast
Arthur W. Lee
New Intermediate Christian Era Society
Bertram Hall
Eugene Hall
Thomas Boston
Alve M. MacPhee
Leland Howe
Erett Montague
Virginia San
Community Names Officers For Church Registration
Florence Harriman Phyllis Web Eleanor Tatte and Mrs Waldo Whitcomb Mrs Lowell Cram registration will be in charge of Mrs Arthur W Lee clerk of the church assisted by Mrs Arthur H Wilde.
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Florence Harriman
Phyllis Web
Eleanor Tatte
Waldo Whitcomb
Lowell Cram
Arthur W. Lee
Maynard Meeting Aims Health Education Talk by Gertrude Martin
Miss Gertrude Martin state supervisor of Public Health will speak at the Maynard Public Health Association meeting Thursday October 5 at 3 o'clock in room 15 Maynard High School. All interested are welcome per secretary Mrs James P King.
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Gertrude Martin
R.N
Maynard Public Health Association
Maynard High School
James P. King
The
Maynard-At AOQH Aux Whist Club Party
United Coon hosts a Monday afternoon whist club gathering with prizes announced for hall winners.
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Maynard
United Coon
Hall
Local man Ralph H Battan in North Sudbury
Fragmentary notice notes Ralph H Battan of North Sudbury in a local matter about a barn and a coat related issue with officials.
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Ralph H‘battan
North Sudbury
Students Enroll at Burtlett and Simmons Colleges
Local youths from Hudson Maynard Sudbury West Acton and Sudbury participate in college enrollment. Esther McNiff Vera Tar bell Edwin Flima Jr Jane Leach Mildred Coburn Swereth Richardson join Burtlett College while Mary Philomene Bartlett enters Simmons College. Bartlett a Sudbury High School graduate and standout leader is highlighted.
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Union Avenue
Framingham Road
Jane Pennett
Burtlett College
Esther McNiff
Vera Tarbell
Hudson
Edwin Flima, Jr
West Acton
Jane. Leach
Mildred ‘Coburn
Maynard
Swereth, Richardson
Sudbury
Mary Philomene Bartlett
Concord High Opens Season With 7-0 Win
Concord High opened the season with a 7-0 victory over Acton High at Emerson Playground. Jackie Flavin scored on a 3 yard run in the third quarter after a scoreless first half, with John McBreen adding the extra point. McNiff and Waite starred for Acton in a hard fought opener.
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Emerson Playground
Concord
Jackie Flavin
Bill McCarthy
Acton
Flavin
John McBreen
Edward McNiff
Charles Waite
High
Sanborn
Te Higgins
Blocher
Donogal Johansen
C, Hawkes
W. Anderson
Algeo
Re Curro
McCarthy
Condon
Ab Boyd
Voigt
Sadoski
Stevens
Smith
Downie
McNiff
Reynolds
Waite
Mel Breen
Ugh
Fred Besco
Henry Berlied
Ray Forcier
Play-off Series Delayed by Snow In Concord Twilight League
The Concord Twilight League title play off between Herronville and Hastenders was postponed due to snow with the series tied at one win each after Herronville won 2-1 and 12-0 in the first two games and Hastenders won 4-3 and 4-0 in the next doubleheader. Jupe Pluvious caused the stoppage at game time.
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Meoncord
Het East Quarter
Herronville
Jupe Pluvious
Hastenders
Harry Cook
Concord High Sneaks Past Weston in Season Opener
Concord high 1939 field hockey eleven edged Weston high 3 to 2 at Emerson Playground in the season opener. Weston led early, Concord tied, Patty Hosmer solo helped even, and Anna Denise vich gave Concord the winner as time nearly expired. They hosts Arlington next Friday.
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Concord
Miriam Clark
Concord High
Weston High
Emerson Playground
Weston
Patty” Hosmer
Anna Denisevich
Concord Girls
Arlington Lassies
Country Club Tennis Scores Highlight Mixed Doubles Final
Mixed doubles final saw Mrs William M Shedden and Alexander Cameron defeat Mrs Charles G Badgerton and Kenneth L Hayes 6 3 11 9. Ladies doubles quarterfinal Lit by Keyes and Lawrence Marshall 8 6 6 2. Semifinal Edgerton and Shedden beat Brooks and Harris 6 1 6 1. Denio beat Fosses 6 1 in ladies semifinal. Harlow and others won in men’s play. men’s doubles quarterfinal Buttock and William Jr won 6 2 6 3 Park and Harlow beat Thompson and B in a later match.
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William M. Shedden
Alexander Cameron
Charles G. Badgerton
Kenneth L. Hayes
Henry Keyes
Lawrence Marshall
Charlies Cheney
Grace Cheney
Edgerton
Shedden
A. B. Brooks As
Maynard Harris
Jean Denio
Sally Fosses
Harlow
Richard ‘S
Buttock
William Jr
W. Toland
R. F. Wood
Park
A. M. Harlow
M. Thompson
Police Routine Tales At Club House Fire
Chief F H Sullivan leads a police routine report as a fire breaks out at the iic Club house. Charles Sunnewell relates many stories of good times enjoyed by guests last week. Mrs. William forecasts cloudy skies with light rain, followed by warmer temperatures and moderate northeast winds tomorrow.
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H Sullivan
Jon el Te Brocresstee
Charles Sunnewell
William
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