Acton Agricultural Association Plans 1930 Meeting and Dinner
The Acton Agricultural Association announces its annual meeting in the Town Hall on Monday evening November 3 at 7 o'clock. A turkey dinner, served in the lower hall at 6 30 o'clock, costs one dollar per plate for members. Members who join by November 3 pay two dollars for one year and gain dinner access.
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Acton Agricultural Association
Acton
Exchange Hall
Foley
Hoitin
New ‘England
Universalist Church and Society
Gyening
Universalist Men’s Forum
Clare A. Milbery
Reys Andrew J. Torsleff
Congregational Church
Mortgagee's Sale of Acton Property Details
Foreclosure notice for a mortgage on Main Street Acton property. Assignee Lyman F. Priest lists 1928 deed, recorded Middlesex, with sale set for November 15, 1936 at 2 PM. Purchaser must pay $3700 principal, $300 costs, and cover taxes and liens. Sale held at Alfred B. McCleary office in Maynard, Massachusetts.
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S.sale
Fred
Whiionke
Aitow
Hug
Lawrence
Acton
Joseph J
Josephine T. Kolb
Lyman
Prem
Marjorie
C. Barrow
W. Bennett
Irma M. Bennett
Vay
Middlesex
Ana Ae i ‘Ion
Alfred
BE. McCleary
Creighton
Main
Maynard
Mass
Congregational Church Rev Raph A Ebr Leads Services
The Congregational Church Rev Raph A Ebr conducts a marina service on Sunday November 2 at 10 20. Sunday school and all classes meet at 11 45. The Lord's Supper is observed at the sermon’s end. Preparatory vestry service Friday October 31 at 7 o clock.
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Congregational Church
Raph
Ebr
Marina
Unday
Mortgagee Sale Notice in Acton South District
Foreclosure sale of a mortgage on 49.25 acres in Acton South Acton bounded by Martin Street Bright Farm and Stow town line. Sale on Friday November 21, 1930 at 4 PM at the premises. Assignee John J Flynn Jr of Waltham. Terms cash. subject to taxes and municipal charges. Flynn & Flynn attorneys. Oct 29 Nov 5 12.
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John’ P. Brooker
Peter Barkus
Boston
Suffolk County
Sewall
Waltham
Middlesex South
John J. Flynn
Middlex
Martin
Acton-Stow
Paul Litchfield
Benjamin Cowan
Marlboro
Boston & Maine, Railroad
Janeea
Flynn
Atty's
Main Street
Tham
Mass
North Chelmsford Couple Wed In St. Praers Church Ceremony
Miss Helen Frances Howe and Thomas O’Heir of Chelsford were married at St Praers Church in a ceremony led by Rev Roche. The bride wore white satin with orange blossom, and the couple planned a honeymoon to Washington DC Atlantic City and New Haven. Relatives and friends from Concord Winthrop East Boston Medford and Boston attended, with gifts from Gilchrist Co and Twilight Club.
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Helen Frances
Thomas Howe
Parkerake
Thomas O’heir
Cather O
Church Street
Northelmsford
St. Praers Church
Her Roche Nester
Katherine ‘Griffin O¢Field
Concord
Winthrop
Boston
Medford
Brookline
Allston
Wattham
Emhington
D.C
Atlantic City
New Haven
Avith
Bride of Gilchrist Co
Twilight ‘Club
Gilchrist Co
Twilight Club
Wedicy
Yhard High School
Assaliet
Odie Mandh
Rallies Held for Prohibition With Finnish Speakers
Prohibition rallies planned for Thursday evening at the county annex hall. The temperance society will preside and a large program features speakers including Rev Victor Kotila of the Finnish Congregational church. Speech will be in Finnish and English with delegates from Boston headquarters. Musical program to conclude. Everyone welcome.
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Rey
Victor Kotila
Boston
Probate citation for Coburn estate in Sudbury Massachusetts
The probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the Coburn estate of Sudbury to appear November 13 1930 at ten in the forenoon. The petitioner Lewis D Coburn asks probate of the will and notices will be published weekly for three weeks in the Sudbury Enterprise and copies mailed to all known interested persons seven days prior to the hearing.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Law
Coburn
Sudbury
Said
County
Lewis
D. Coburfi
Chinheline
Sudbury. Enterprise .A
John C
Leggat
Esquire
Saidi
Rogers A Republican but Service Is Nonpartisan
A tribute to Edith Nourse Rogers in Massachusetts Fifth District praising her nonpartisan service to constituents. Her wartime work, hospital chairmanship, and postwar advocacy are highlighted along with gains for Lowell Worcester Camp Devens and New England industry. Voters urged to re elect on November 4.
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Edith Nourse
Massachusetts
Marlboro
Wogers
Congress
Rogers
Tas
World War Veterans _Committee
France
Conti
Walter Ree
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Pover
Lowell
Midwest
Indiana
Rgoers
Fifth District
Industry
Rer
Camp Devens
Bedford
National Guard
Camp, Devens
Boston
Department of Commerce
Veterans Brovact
New England
Fisaplea
Rogers Rragie
South Acton Universalist Church service notice
South Acton Universalist Church announces a Sunday service led by Pastor Andrew J. Torsieff with church school session. The date and time details appear garbled in the text.
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Andrew_ J .Torsieff
Merninign
Huge Drop in Maynard Marriages and Births
Maynard records show a sharp fall in marriages from 68 intentions in 1929 to 39 in 1930. Births decline from 92 in 1929 to 79 in 1930, while deaths stay near the same, 9 in 1929 and 55 in 1930.
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Maynard
Sudbury Girl Lorraine Perkins Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Lorraine Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank S Perkins and student at Cushing Academy is in Framingham Hospital after an appendectomy performed Friday morning. She is resting well and hopes to be home soon. The article also notes visitors and unrelated local references.
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Lorraine Perkins
Frank S. Perkins
Cushing Academy
Framingham Hospital
Perking
Academy
Beveridge House
Candy Jail
Worls Rogers
Impeial Conference Reception in London Attended by Lloyds
Mrs Lloyd of London and Mr William F Lloyd attended a reception for Imperial Conference members in the London Museum. The gathering included ministers of the British Empire and Royal family, with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald present.
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William. F. Lloyd
London
British Empire
Ramsey
MacDonald
London Museu
Ligyd
Spd
Walter
Piper
Old
Sudbury, Road
Hallowe'en Party At Sudbury High School Grange Hall
A school Hallowe en party was held Friday October 17 at 8 o clock in the Grange Hall. Miss Wladzia Zejonis led the event with many games and costumes prizes awarded to aro ine tone and Jack Carson. Freshmen contributed much of the entertainment as they were initiated amid refreshments to finish a pleasant evening.
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A. Hallowe'en
Grange Hall
Wliadzia Zejonis
Aroine
Tone
Jack Carson
Fear Not the Bogey Man
A reflective piece urges readers to confront inner fears. It argues fear wastes enemy energy and health, then claims fear can be conquered by analysis and honesty. Psychology helps understand fears while religion can cure them, echoing the Heavenly Hosts message of a new day: fear not.
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Singing Heavenly
Browning
Rabbi Ben Ezra
God
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