UWthorne Chapter Hosts Guests and Plans Dance
The UWthorne chapter entertained Past Matrons and Patrons of Haw Chapter at the Masonic Temple. A session formed a Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association led by Mrs Ellen D Jones. Plans include a November dance at the Girl Scout House and a tour of the First National Stores warehouse on Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord O. E. S. Chapter
Haw, Chapter
Order of the Bastr
Meet Masonic Temple
Monuay
Helen P Loring
M Barker
Margaret R
Ellen D Jones
Asso
Yemple
Uber
D Jones
Katherine W Gte
Hannah Pfeiffer
Lotte I Lapham
Carrier
Agnes N Clark
Shaw
Louise Hosmer
Blanche Hewitt
Ruther
Helen
Allen
the Pratt
Florence
Charlotte E Rodway
W Dye
Benjamin der Pfeiffer
Winslow J da Waren
Goddard
Edward
Raymond “Wheeler
John
Gardner W Lawrence
Worthy
Beulah
Benjamin F Clark
Benjamin Derby
Ruth P Wheeler
Paul ,H Barnes
Carl C Carl- 80
Louise Shaw
Carrie L Dye
Trene W Dye
Marshal
Helen H Allen
Adah
Florence M Duren
F Ruth
Esther
E. Blanche Hewitt
Martha
Agnes M Clark
Electa
Ruth A Pratt
Gladys F Graham
Warren B Goddard
John Alderson
Funeral Honors For Former Marlboro Mayor J J Shaughnessy
Citizens from Worcester Boston Clinton Shirley and Ayer join city officials and organizations at the funeral in Immact Conception church for Hon J J Shaughnessy former Marlboro mayor. Officials suspended city activities, flags at half mast, interment at St Michael's Cemetery Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orc
Citzens
J. Shaughnessy
Immact Conception Church
Church
Francis Neil
Coshaughnessy
C. P
Brighn
Paul Shaughnes
St. Vincent’s
Worcester
Uuarles
Philip Burke
Jas Hurley
John O’don
Knights of Columbus
Benevolent Order of Elks
Ancient Order of Hibernains
Bar Association
John E Rice
Harris McDonough
Charles A Lyons
Santa Anna Society
Shaughnessy
Charles L Marshall
Westboro
Amherst College
Boston
Cliniton
Shirley
Ayer
Marlboro Council
R. of C
Highland Club
Marlboro Lodge
B. P. O Elks
R. Lawurence Smith
Francis Cosgrove
Frank Dewey
Joseph P. Lynch
James M. Hurley
Robert H. Jameson
St. Michael's Parish
Hudson
John P. Rowe
Maynard Bride Mary Bobka and Noel Tryon Married
Miss Mary Bobka daughter of Mr and Mrs Bobka and Walter Kelley son of Mr and Mrs Kelley were married Saturday. The couple reside at Acton Court. Sylvia Kane attended maid with other guests presenting gifts. The sewing club elected officers at Mrs Ruth Johnston's home. The Whiting Hall School football team scheduled a game with Ford Trade School on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Bobka
der Bobka
Martin
Swanson
Matthew
Sylvia Kane
Walter Kelleyman
Acton’ Court
Whiting Hall School
Ford ‘Trade School
Pretty Home Wedding in South Acton
Miss Thel Winifred Massie of South Acton nurse married James Harold Sampson of West Concord in a home ceremony at the Massie residence on Laws Brook Road. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone officiated. A reception followed as the couple plans a North Carolina trip and residence in West Concord.
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Concord
Thel Winifred Massie
South Acton
James Harold Sampson
West Concord
John D. Sampson
Winsted Salem
N. C
William A. Massie
Laws Brooks Road
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Gertrude Masse i Pibins Acton
Pride
Howard Steware
Lynnfield
Roger H Derby
Acton High School
Massacusetts Women’s Hospital Training School
Westown Academy
Pennsylvania
General Electro Supply Company
Sampson
North Carolina
West
Legion Post Installation Friday Night in West Acton
Edwards-Quimby Post American Legion held an officer installation at IOOF hall West Acton Friday October 14 with Thomas Conway County Commander as installing officer. Officers named include Everett N Montague commander Connie Cullinane vice commander George Roe second vice commander T Chive Sennahes adjutant Era Est Allard financial secretary Jamin H Sawyer chaplain John Sisson sergeant at arms. Afterward refreshments and social time. Isaac Davis Post G A Spanish War Veterans and Legion Auxiliary attended. Commander O Lawrence Clark and Armistice Ball committee preview November 10 planning a memorable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Edwards-Quimby
American Legion
Ioof Hall
West Acton
Thomas Conway
Everett N. Montague
Connie Cullinane
Conder
Geo. Roe
T. Chive Sennahes
Est Allard
Finante
Jamin H. Sawyer
Giaplain
Acton Agricultural Association Meets November 6th
The Acton Agricultural Association will hold its annual meeting at Acton Town Hall on Monday evening November 6 at 8 oclock. A report on the Acton Fair will be presented and officers for the coming year chosen. A turkey dinner precedes the meeting in the dining hall, served by association ladies under chairmen Mrs J A Sebastian and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Acton Agricultural Association
Acton
Association
J. A Sebastian
Clarence N. Goward
L. A. Sebastian
Rendall N Woodworth
Howard J Billings
Webster S. Blanchard
Carlisle Kelly
Robert M Bowen
Grand Officers Inspect O.E.S. Chapter in Maynard
Magdalene Chapter O E S at Masonic Hall last night hosted grand officers inspection. Deputy grand patron Wilma Wilson led with marshal Esther C. Hoag. Henry Heald sang as members and guests from nearby towns attended after a 6 30 supper organized by Nellie Maginnis and the lodge members.
Harvest Supper at Maynard Joyce Kilmer Circle
Joyce Kilmer Circle hosts its annual Harvest Supper at Odd Fellows banquet hall next Saturday from 5 to 7 pm. The popular event offers ample home cooked food and a Joyce Kilmer supper. Entertainment will follow the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Joyce Kilmer
Odd Fellows Banquet
Notable annual inspections of two veterans groups in Concord
The Ralph Pe Hosmer Camp and its Auxiliary, part of the United Spanish War Veterans, received their annual checks Thursday at the Veterans Building. Commander Walter P. Blodgett and Marlboro’s Charles Archdale Camp 17 led the inspections with praise for activity and progress. Archdale Camp’s speaker was Charles McCarthy. Departmental President Mrs. Katherine O Keefe of Charlestown praised the Auxiliary, assisted by Vice President Mrs. Anne Orr. Mrs. Emma Blodgett hosted the visit and a post inspection collation honored members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Corp
Ralph Pe Hosmer
United
Camp Auxiliary
Veterans Building
Walter P. Blodgett
Charles “Archdale
Marlboro
Charles McCarthy
Katherine O'Keefe
Charlestown
Anne Orr
Emma Blodgett
O'Keefe
Emme Blodgett
Mrs Mary Lothrop former Acton resident dies at 81
Mrs Mary Lothrop widow of Frank B Lothrop of South Acton died October 14 in Emerson Hospital at age 81 after an illness of months. Born Jesse Mary Richard at Jay January 12 1881 she lived much of her life in Acton later moving to Everett and Florida. Survived by brother Norman Richardson stepdaughter Miss Mary H Lothrop and other relatives. Funeral at Lothrop home October 17 conducted by Rev Eason Cross. Burial in Bowdoinham Maine beside husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Mary
Frank B.lothrop
Emerson Hospicord
Lothrop
Jesse
Richard Bd
Jay
Batuary
Acton
Sudbury
Marri
Hiram Curtis
Ward
Everett
Mays
Mr. Curtis
Frank B. Lothrop
Florida
School Street
Mary Haskell Lothrop
Eason Cross
St. George’s Church
Maynard
Norman Richardson
Mary H. Lothrop
Bowdoinham
Maine
Cooperative Night At Parker Street Hall Draws Crowd
A Maynard Cooperative Night hosted by the Young Cooperators drew a large audience at Parker street hall. Attendees could win a year’s subscription to the magazine Cotton. Richard Lawson gave the welcome, Helen Hayes Lafi spoke, and Helen Mark performed a vocal solo. Grace Olson Margaret Crowe and Mary Newman danced with Miss Olson and Miss Crowe performing a Waltz Clog. piano solos were by Eero Wirkkainen. The event is part of a series to explain the cooperative movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Parker Street
Cotton
Richard Lawson
Helen Mark
Helen Hayes Lafi
Grace Olson
Margaret Crowe
Mary Newman
Olson
Crowe
Eere Wirkanen
United Cooperative Society
Concord Rotary Club Meeting At Colonial Inn
Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon meeting at the Colonial Inn. President Burleigh L. Pratt presiding. Herbert L. Baldwin publicity head of the Boston and Maine spoke on railroad difficulties and problems of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Morals and Arrests Rise With Hard Times Say Officials
A police chief reports a drop in arrests with the nation’s mood and economy. For the year ending Sept 30 the number of arrests fell to 141 from 176 a year earlier. Violations include carryovers of liquor excess, property offenses, probation breaches, game and automobile law violations, larceny, and fine nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Connors
Eas
Aes
Dhaene Andes
Extension Service In Meetings Maynard Homemakers Unit
The Middiesel County Extension Service Homemakers unit held its October meeting at the homes of Mrs. George H. Creighton and Mrs. Harry Keefe in Maynard. Officers were elected and sessions on Healthful Menus at Minimum Cost were discussed. The 1932 1933 program outlines meatless meals, inexpensive meat cuts, seafood use, desserts with milk and fruit, space savers for closets, and guidance on home furniture and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
County Extension Service
George H. Creighton
Harry Keefe
Extension Service
Sega Foods
Bedford Mourns Joseph Lemos World War Veteran
Friends and family of Joseph Lemos mourn his death in Bedford after a cold led to pneumonia. A World War veteran and invalid, he had a cheerful greeting for visitors. Funeral services were held Saturday in Cambridge with a guard from Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post No 221 A L Bedford as bearers. Burial followed in Arlington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Mary Lemos
North Road
Joseph
Cambridge
Anthony Hunt-Hamilton
A. L
Buffal
Republicans Prepare Rally in Concord at Veterans Building
Concord Republicans announce a public rally on October 27 at 8 pm in the Veterans Building on Walden Street. Featured speakers include Governor Stanley Wilson, Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers, Senator Moyse, and Middlesex District Attorney L. Bishop, with a concert for the Concord American Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Veteran’s
Walden Street
Concord Post
Amercan Legion
Stenley Wilson
Edith Nourse Rogers
Ber
Congress
Ne Moyse
L. Bishop
Middlesex
Concord Couple Wed In Rectory Ceremony
Mrs Frances Louisa Loughlin of 7 Grant street became the bride of Walter Dow Jr son of Captain and Mrs Walter E B Dow of 567 Canton avenue Milton. The ceremony occurred in the rectory of St Bernard's Church with Rev William H Finse officiating. The couple planned a wedding trip by car to Washington D C and will reside in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frances Louisa Loughlin
Grant Street
Walter Dow
Walter EB. Dow
Canton Avenue
Milton
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
William H Fince
Margaret P. Fewry
John A . Dow
Wag -Best
State Street Trust Company
Boston
Concord High School
Dow
Washington, D
Concord League Women Voters Elect Officers
The Concord League of Women Voters held its annual meeting at the First Parish Meeting House. Mrs. Richard B. Hobart was named president. Mrs. William A. Rodday secretary. Arthur B. Brooks finance chairman and treasurer. H. Robert Bygrave publicity chairman. Sarah S. Goodwin study groups. Lennox H. Lindsay legislative chair. Gertarde Rudd membership chair. State League secretary True Worthy White spoke on broader aspects of league work. Tea served by Mrs. Henry S. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
Richard B. Hobart
Carr Road
Sarah 5
William A. Rodday
Arthur B. Brooks
H. Robert Bygrave
Sarah S.goodwin
Lennox
H. Lindsay
Auction Sale for E. A. Merritt Weston Mass
Howard C Burr auctioneer lists sale items at corner of North Avenue and Lincoln Street Weston Mass. Included are 15 sheep 4 rams 1 black horse eight years old near 1400 pounds 1 horse rake 1 horse mowing machine 1 horse wheel harrow 1 horse hay wagon 1 horse 4 wheel dump cart plow cultivator 3 cords of wood cut for fireplace 3 tons English hay and many other articles not mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Merritt
North Avenue
Lincoln Street
Weston
Mass
Four party speakers headline at West Concord church gathering
At West Concord Union Church a Sunday night program brought together leaders from four parties in a two hour public meeting presided by Rev Alfred P Stone. Lieutenant Governor William Youngman, John E Swift, Glen Trimble and Robert Watson argued policy, with the Socialist and Prohibition candidates drawing strong support as the audience applauded each speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Concord
West Concord Union
Alfred Peter Stone
Goncord
John E Swift
Lincoln
Gen
Grant
General McClellan
Glen Trimble
Robert Watson
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
America
Nina Ruble
Velma Hinman
Sudbury Sets 1982 Tax Rate at 27 Per Thousand
Sudbury Board of Assessors announced a 1982 tax rate of 27 per thousand, down from last year. Real property value rose from 2 046 505 to 2 062 345. personal property fell to 364 650 from 416 065. The March 1932 appropriation was 6 104 76 less than 1931, mainly due to reduced public school funding. The Sudbury Parent-Teachers Association met at Center School with about fifty members discussing the year ahead and dental health priorities for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Board of Assessors
Sudbury Parent-Teachers. Association
Maynard High urges support for athletics and clubs
Maynard High School Athletic Association reports over fifty associate members aiding faculty and students in promoting sports and school spirit. Membership costs $1 with benefits including admission to three home games. Football and hockey schedules, student council work, and upcoming games against Concord, Malden, and Gardner are noted, along with a 400 paid attendance at the Meynard Stoneham football game last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High School Athletic Association
James’ P. King
al Lever
Guyer Fowler
William Sweeney
George Gutteridge
Frank E. Sanderson
Edward MacPherson
Raymond Hooper
MacPherson
James Mahoney
Frances Nagle
John Provasoli
Albert Mur
Phy
Alvin Frazier
Irene Dudzinski
Fréd Keegan
Irene Lemoine
Warner Machold
Sylvia Manninen
Robert Seder
Laila Waine
Meynard-Stoneham
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Uwthorne Chapter
HON. J. J. Shaughnessy
Heral
Immaculate Conception Church
Mrssy
K Mary Bobka
Maynard Bride
Ethel Massieds
James H. Sampson
Legion Post
O.E.S
Ralph Rex Camp
Inso
Concord Rotary Club
Edward B. Calger
Frances Loughlin
Walter Dow, Jr
Concord League Women Voters
South
Tel
Union Church
Poe
Cooperate
WH Athletic. Association
Maynard High School
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