Miss Heffron weds Ralph Sheridan in Marlboro ceremony
Miss Marie G. Heffron of Marlboro and Ralph L. Sheridan of Maynard wed at 4 PM in the Immaculate Conception church rectory. Attendants were Miss Alice Heffron and Robert L. Sheridan. The couple plan residency in Maynard.
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Marlboro
Marie G. Heffron
Ralph L. Sheridan
Maynard
Immaculate Conception Church
Alice Heffron
Sherborn
Robert L. Sheridan
John E. Heffron
Prospect Street
Newman Club
B. A. Corbin and Son Company
Sheridan
James Sheridan
Main Street
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
Maynard Lodge
Twilight Club
Coach Defends Image After Strike Headlines
Maynard Don Lent, seven years as coach of the high school football team, disputes a newspaper claim of a strike. He emphasizes no salary dispute exists and urges economy in all school operations during tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Don Lent
Maynard Lodge Elects New Officers At OOF Meeting
Ernest B. Ingham was elected noble grand of Maynard Lodge. Hugo B. Matson became vice grand, Robert Lester recording secretary, Albert N. Hodges financial secretary, George Jamison treasurer, and Arthur Champagne named trustee for five years. Installation set for Oct. 26 by Henry Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge I Oof
Odd Fellows Hall
Ernest B. Ingham
Noble
Hugo B. Matson
Robert Lester
Albert N. Hodges
George Jamieson
Arthur Champagne
Henry Price
Clinton Lodge
Groton Lodge
Sudbury Notes on Hospitalisation and Local Club Meetings
Mrs William Tufts and sister Mrs Ross Rollins attend their mother at Concord hospital after a bus crash injuring her with a broken collar bone. Sudbury Checker Club met at Frank Davis home with five tables and eleven games, planning next week at Mr Devol’s. Local residents report beach week on Cape Cod and visitors at Miss Halloran s Travel Studio with various callers.
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William Tufts
Candy Hill
Ross Rollins
Brookline
Concord, N. H
Sudbury
Sudbury Checker
Frank Davis
Concord Road
George H. Gohlke
Edwin Gohlke
Mr. Garfield
Mr. Bond
Henry Rice
Albert Talent
Mr. Devol
Joe Wood
Allen B. Sherman
Devol
Harland H. Rogers
John C.hall
Cape Cod
Gertrude Gilcrest
Wellesley
Winifred May
Newton
Henry Hudson
Colasset
Halloran
Joseph McCarthy
Sanders
Alan F Flynn
King Philip Heights
Noyes House
Concord Roads
Acton Community Notes Include Weddings And Court Action
Local items report Dr George H Tuttle return from vacation Edward Quimby Post planning social activities 1932 1933 and year end events Foley and Holt surrender Thursday dance for military ball Steve Bray orchestra engaged Miss Alice Wilson arrested in Concord Mass pleaded guilty to drunkenness fined 15 dollars and one month to pay Gladys Palmer visits Robins house L S Circle Ul first supper October 13 630 pm Cambridge residents move into Robbins house Water meter work by Warren Blaisdell Hardy Beach wedding October 22 Enfield Nova Scotia trip by Kennedy Finan vacation trips to Virginia and Pennsylvania Acton Grange to hold first and second degrees next Tuesday with about eight candidates
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George H. Tuttle
Massachusetts General Hospital
Edward Quimby Post
American Legion
Foley and
Holt
Exchange Hall
Steve Bray
Alice Wilson
Concord
N. H
Foley
Quimby Square
Mass
Gladys Palmer
Springfield
Randall N. Woodworth
Central Street
L. S
Son
Cambridge
Robbins
Acton Center
Warren Blaisdell
Reac
Hardy
Enfield
Duncan Kennedy
Arlington Street
Nova Scotia
Wakefield
Gerald Finan
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Finan
Acton Grange
Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services
Morning service Sunday October 9 at 10 30 Rev Mr Landers of Dorchester will occupy the pulpit A large attendance is desired Sunday school and men's class at 11 45
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Congregational ‘Church
Landers
Dorchester
Acton Teachers Elect Officers for Coming Year
The Acton Teachers Association elected Harriet Suchovsky as president for the coming year with Margaret Boornazian as vice president and Barbara Douglas as sec treasurer. The group held its annual fall outing at Stow Country Club on September 29 with games and a fine supper. no new program has been decided yet.
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Acton Teachers Association
Laws
Harriet Suchovsky
Margaret Boornazian
Sec
Barbara Douglas
Stow Country Club
Rally Day at Church With Music and Plans for October
Rally Day drew 149 in Sunday school and featured promotional events, a music program on the Life of Christ, and plans for upcoming services. Next Sunday October 9 includes morning worship, a missionary speaker, and a 7 pm service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Parker
Peabody Pew
Acton Fair Revenues Expected To Break Even Despite Rain
The official notes 8300 miles traveled during the fair period and the agent was in his office at the fair grounds from September 5 to 18. Expenses and income are projected to break even, a notable achievement given tough times and an opening day drenched by rain.
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Fair
Acton
West Concord Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone will deliver the morning sermon at 10 o clock. Church School meets at noon. Senior Christian Endeavor meets at 6 pm with Miss A Marion Merrill as speaker. Community Sunday Night lecture Friend Meets Friend in India follows at 7 with focus on Gandhi. Boy Scouts meet Monday at 7. Ladies Union meets Tuesday at 2:30. Midweek service Tuesday at 7.
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Church School
Christian Endeavor Society
A. Marion Merrill
Somerville High School
Somerville
India
Ladies’ Union
Frank H. Hewitt
Universalist Church Rally Day Service Guest Speaker
Sunday October 9 service at 10.45 led by George H. Wood with Rev C H Emmons guest speaker representing the Universalist General Convention. Holy Communion after the sermon. Church school at noon. Rally Day aims to make it Every Family in Church Day.
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Universalist Church
George H. Wood
Rev
C. H. Emmons
Universalist General Convention
Mr. Wood
Marriage Links Wilfred Elner to Peasbrook Resident
West Acton notes the marriage of Wilfred Elner long resident of this town, while locals recall bygone days as a one horse power car, drawn by a farm wagon, travels through town driven by a local young lady with a companion and farm helper. The scene prompts nostalgia among old residents as a pair of local farmers’ daughters haul farm products by wagon, seen as cheaper than trucks.
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Peasbrook
N. Y
Wilfred Enler
Harry Finly
Goward couple rest after long Acton Fair work
President and Mrs Clarence N Goward rest at Swastika Villa North Acton after working since May 15 on the Acton Fair Pres Goward continues to oversee preparations and duties for the event.
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Clarence N. Goward
Swastika Villa
North Acton
Acton Fair
Goward
Drum Corps Drill Tonight in Marlboro
Legion Bugle and Drum Corps drill to gather in front of the G. A. R. hall at 7 o clock. Members urged to attend to ensure full participation for the contest in Gardner on Sunday October 16.
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the Hudson Co-operative Bank
Nason Street
Maynard Branch
Frank E. Sanderson
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Radio Insurance
Universal Radio Service Laboratory
McKinley St. Maynard
P. H. Nugent
MacPherson Hardware Store
D& H
D&h
Assabet Coal CO
Acton St
Miss Heffron
Regis Toomey
Edwina Booth
Jim Jeffries
Sun
Photoplay
Western’ Electric Sound
Tala Birell
Rene Dunne
John Boles
Marvel
MON
Theg
Maureen O’sullin
FBI
John Mack Brown
Eroes OF
Noble Grand of
Tom Brown
James Gleason
Maureen O’sullivan
South Acton
First Baptist Church West
W. Concord Union Church
West
Concord, Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Acton
Drum Corps
The
Piedmont
Iakden
Islizabeth Davies
Clarendon
Mannassas
R. A. Hilferty
Radiotrica Stow
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