Life Begins at 8 40 heads to Shubert for return run
New York Winter Garden musical revue Life Begins at 8 40 starring Milton Berle Lita Grey Chaplin Buster West Ann Seymour and Lucille Page returns to Shubert Theatre for two weeks October 21 with 60 chorus girls and Charles Weidman dancers. Albert Johnson designs sets while Harold Arlen Ira Gershwin Y Harberg provide songs and David Freedman sketches. John Murray Anderson directs with a double revolving stage and integrated lighting music and motion.
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New York Winter Garden
Shubert Theatre
Miton Berle
Lita Grey Chaplin
Buster
West
Ann Seymour
Lucille Page
Charles Weidman
Winter Garden
New York
Phladelphia
Chicago
Messrs. Shubert
Kruschen Salt Diet Claims Weight Loss Appeal
Robert Hickey of Roseville writes that his doctor prescribed Kruschen Salts and claims they helped him lose 17 pounds, noting the product may be safe and urging readers to follow a half teaspoon in water each morning. Mrs. Hickey cautions against gossip and endorses the doctor's advice.
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Robert. Hickey
Roseville
Cai
Hickey
Installation At W. Acton South Acton
Joint installation ceremonies will be held for the new officers of Edwards-Quimby Post 284 A. L. and the Woman's Unit of the Auxiliary at Ga Hall West Acton on Thursday evening. New Legion Post officers include Lowell Cram commander William Hayes senior vice commander Lambert Gullivan junior vice commander Walter Holt adjutant Don Benere finance officer Hodgen chaplain Jesse Briggs chief sergeant at arms Theron Lowden historian. Woman's Unit officers to be installed include president Mrs T Charles Gallagher senior vice Mrs Marion Reed junior vice Mrs Merle Haywood treasurer a5 018 Paddock secretary Mr Mrs Lois Paddock secretary Mrs Bertha Montague sergeant at arms Mrs Nellie Durkee chaplain Mrs Bertha Lowden executive committee Mrs Elizabeth Pendergast Mrs Lois Cram Mrs Carrie Merriam. Grace Cullinane is historian. Patrols results Tiger and Pine Tree win first and second. Four persons of inspection instruction and games followed by taps. Robert Montague led taps. Patrol leaders for coming season: Robert Montague Pine Tree Edward ImacDougal Tigers Russell Briggs Lions Milton Locke Flying Eagle James Cullin ie treasurer Peter Whitcomb scribe. Mr and Mrs Alan Cameron welcomed a new baby daughter at Dimeson hospital Concord. Mother and daughter reported nicely. Richard Howe, son of Mr and Mrs Leland Howe, sustained an arm injury at Northeastern University last week keeping him from classes briefly.
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South Acton
Edwards-Quimby
A. L
Auxiliary
Mgaa kKhall
West Acton
Legion
Lowell Cram
William Hayes
Lambert Gullivan
Walter Holt
Don Benere
Hodgen
Jesse Briggs
Theron Lowden
T. Charles Gallagher
Marion Reed
Merle Haywood
Paddock
Lois Paddock
Bertha Montague
Sergt-at-arme
Nellie Durkee
Bertha Lowden
Robert Montague
Pine Tree
Edward imacDougal
Tigers
Russell Briggs
Milton ‘Locke
Flying Eagle
James Cullinan Ie
Peter Whitcomb Scribe
Alan Cameron
Dimeson Hospital
Concord
Richard Howe
Leland Howe
Northeastern University
West Acton Girl Scouts Hold Successful Beach Sale
West Acton Troop B 8 A met for weekly meeting at the Woman's Clubhouse. A food sale at Beach's Restaurant last Saturday netted a good sum for the troop. They were invited to attend the morning service at the Baptist church to begin Girl Scout week observances.
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West Acton
Beach
Baptist Church
Woman's Club
Robert Montague
Id MacDougal
Lelia Moore Kemper Grace Studi Ford and Charles Fowler
Lelia Moore Kemper Grace Studi Ford and Charles Fowler are named in this notice. The readable fragments list these individuals as part of a local event or filing. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Lincoln Concord Bedford Woods Fire Rages In Wind
A woods fire along the Lincoln Concord Bedford line darkened the sky with thick smoke. Firemen fought for hours until wind pushed the blaze out of control and aid arrived from Lincoln and Lexington to ensure it was finally contained.
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Lincoln, Concord Bedford
Lincoln
Lexington
Gravestone Inscription at Shakespeare Burial Site
The slab bearing lines spoken in praise of those who refrain from disturbing Shakespeare’s remains marks his burial spot. The verses include Bless be the man that spares the stones and curse him that moves my bones. The inscription recalls the Bard’s final resting place and a plea for respect.
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Shakespeare
Jesus
West Acton joint lodge installation honors officers
On Wednesday evening October 14 Acton Lodge and Winona Rebekahs conducted a joint installation. D. D. President Luella Dixon and suite installed Winona officers with Sadie A. Parsons as Noble Grand and Leslie Stuart as Noble Grand for the Odd Fellows. The event featured meals by Albert and a formal ceremony with extensive officer lineups.
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West Acton
Qon
Acton Lodge
LO. O. F
Winona Rebekahs
D. D
Luella Dixon
Suite of
Lowell
Noble Grand
Sadie A. Parsons
Harvard
Bertus Winan
Elizabeth MacDougall
Joe Chaffin
Ethel Goding
P N
James French
Spinney
Joseph Redfern
Clarence Chickering
PNG
Ray Stuart
Daniel MacDougall
Andrew J. Torsieff
James Grimes
Long
William Costello
RSS
Albert
Garden Royals Triumph in Unclear Matchup
In an unevenly legible report a team identified as Garden Royals wins with players Fowler Johnston LeGere and Farrell contributing. The scattered OCR data shows multiple numbers and partial scores, but the exact final score and opponent are not clear.
These Intellectual Women in Boston Post Feature
Concord writer Marjorie Hill crafted a clever piece about Sudbury women, published last Friday in the Boston Post under the caption These Intellectual Women.
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Marjorie Hill
Concord
Sudbury
Boston Post
Smallest Person Ever Born Details
The article notes Lucia Zarate as the smallest person ever born in 1863 in New York, who stood no more than 20 inches tall in adulthood. It references Tom Thumb as a famous dwarf at 81 inches.
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Lucia Zarate
New York
Tom Thumb
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