Indianola's Lane sisters shine in Hollywood tale
In Indianola Iowa Dee Mullican remains the town’s lone Mullican. His daughter Pat married as the Lane sisters Rosemary Lola Meg Jo and Amy rise in film and vaudeville with Lola Lane taking notable roles. Leota Lane pursues Metropolitan stage links while Rosemary and Leota join the quartet in Hollywood.
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Oak
Indianola
Iowa
Mulli
Dee Mullican
Pat
Lané
Hollywood
Ila
Rosemary Lola
Lane
Meg
Amy
Gale Page
Leota
Juilliard School
Fla
Des
Rock Island
Train
Methodist
Civ
Mullican
Gustas
Edwards
Lola Lane
Rosemary
Holly
Merm
Wedding at St Bernard's Unites Miss Wolti and John Mullen
In a Wednesday evening ceremony at St Bernard's parish house Rev Thomas Mulcahy joined Miss Alma Wolti daughter of Lebanon New Hampshire's Victor Wolti to John B Mullen son of Concord Newton residents. The couple plans to reside in Newton after a Canada honeymoon.
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Concord
Thomas F. Mulcahy
St. Bernard's Church
al- Ina Wolti
Victor Wolti
Lebanon
New Hampshire
John B. Mullen
John Mullen
Potter Street
Mullen
Lebanon High School
Keene
Peter Bulkeley
Newton
Katherine Mullen
Patrick Mullen
Concord High School
Lawrence Academy
John Hancock Insurance Company
Canada
West Concord Couple Wed At Our Lady Help Church
Concord. On Sunday afternoon at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord Miss Theresa Bartolomeo daughter of Salvatore Bartolomeo and the late Mrs Bartolomeo married John Shaughnessy. The bride was attended by her sister Florence Bartolomeo with William Shaughnessy as best man. They will make their home in Framingham.
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Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Theresa Bartolomeo
Salvatore Bartolomeo
Bartolomeo
John Shaughnessy
Plorence Bartolomeo
William Shaughnesy
Esther Dohirty
A. yOert Hill
Itam
Mise Aety
Dennison Manufactaptii Company
New Books On Concord Public Library Shelves
Public Library shelves showcase new fiction non fiction and juvenile titles. Notable authors include Ayres Gibbs Hendryx Keyes Oppenheim and Seabury Uhler. Subjects range from adventure romance and history to how-to guides and juvenile tales.
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Concord Public
Concord
Concord Free Public Library
Ayres
Brace
Wayward Pilgrims
Brand
Singing Guns
Gibbs
Bagdad
Hendryx
Blood of the North
Keyes
Lincoln—A. Hall and Co.Marshall
Luckypenny
Oppenheim
the Colossus of
Arcadia
Partridge
Priestley—The
Rinehart
the Wall
Sheean
Smith—The
Riddle—Creative Flower Arrangement
Flanagan
Lucky Strike
iFoote
Robert Feke Gibbs
Lathrop
New England
Marshal
Suwannee River
Seabury
Uhler
Claudius the Bee
O’brien
Rip_ Darcy
Petersham
Raine
Lazy Liza Lizard
Legion Auxiliary Whist Night Aided by Members
The Legion Auxiliary sponsors a whist party at Legion headquarters tonight. Prizes were awarded last week to Mrs Adams Mrs C Sweet Mrs L E Roberts of Concord Mrs Nellie Wolcott Mrs J Zaniewski Mrs Ida Gruber Mrs Ada Downey Mrs Henrietta Bamford Mrs Nan TM Seeays Mary Jakusik Mrs Gertrude Tucker and Mrs Susie Kelley. Officers to be nominated and elected at a regular meeting September 20.
Nurse Miss Mary Ward Returns to Duty After Vacation
Miss Mary Ward, town nurse, has resumed her duties after completing her annual monthlong vacation.
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Mary Ward
Concord couple wed at Our Lady Help of Christians
Frances Alexander and Herbert L. McLane wed in West Concord at nine o’clock Saturday at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Joseph R. Alexander, wore white lace with a tiara, bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The couple will reside at 14 Gordon Street, Allston after a highway trip.
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Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Frances Alexander
Joseph R. Alexander
Pleasant Street
West Concord
Alexander
Herbert L. McLane
John J. McLane
Gordon Street
Allston
John O. Mackeachern
Lemuel J. Vaughan
Dorothy Hogan
Medford
Joseph C. May
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
John R. Bowie
Mayard
Pittsfield State
Alexander F. Mac‘Bachern
Margaret Hearn
Julia Dee
McLane
Gordon +eet
Armory Open To Visitors On September 16
Concord Armory to be open for visitor inspection on September 16, the Massachusetts Governor naming Concord Constitution Day as National Guard observance. Public ceremonies will feature Concord Artillery and Company H 182d Infantry under Captain William A Hagerty, reflecting the unit’s long history.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Concord Artillery
Massachusetts National Guard
William A. Hagerty
Republican Rally Thursday in Concord at Girl Scout House
Concord voters attend a September 8 rally at the Girl Scout House hosted by the Cofford Republican Town Committee and the Concord Young Republican Club. Speakers include Middlesex DA candidates Warren A. Bighop and Robert Pradford. State Senate candidates Anthony Alian and George G. Moyse. and four lieutenant governor hopefuls Horace T. Cahill, Robert Gardiner, Wilson, and Charles Howard.
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Concord
Girl Scout House
Cofford Republican Town Committee
Concord Young Republican Club
Warren A. Bighop
Robert Pradford
Middlesex County
Anthony Alian
George G. Moyse
Midlesex
Horace T. Cahill
Robert Gardiner
Wilson
Charles Howard
Tennis Tournament At Concord Country Club
Concord Country Club will host men’s singles and doubles events this month. Members receive entry forms with filing dates and match start times. players are urged to arrange partners and submit promptly for early rounds.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Open aes In Sudbury Brightens School Start
Sudbury schools reopen with full pupil rosters as Center School gains two rooms after stair gallery removal and toilet improvements. Concord Governor Hurley Club formed to back the governor’s reelection bid, led by Thomas Garrity and team, including Dorothy Flavin, Caries Maloney, and Margaret Collina.
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Sudbury
Concord Governor Hurley Club
Oce Agen
Thomas F. Garrity
Dorothy Flavin
Caries M. Maloney
Margaret Collina
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Moves
The weekend saw Miss Helen Burke and friends travel to Vermont with stops in Hudson and Shadylawn, while the American Legion Auxiliary notes a dues deadline extension to the 12th. Geraldine Oldenquist returns from Rhode Island and West Concord hosts a silver tea for the Women's Club on September 14. Aldo and Diane Tassinari relocate to 33 Barretts Mill Road amid new jobs at Skinner Organ and Howard Johnson’s.
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Helen’ Burke
Hudson
Shadylawn
Bellowa
Vermont
Winslow Damon
Main ‘Street
West Concord
West ‘Concord
Aldo S. Tassinari
Diane
Kendall Green
Soberg
Barrett's Mill Road
Tassinart i
Skinner Organ Company
Dorchester
Mrs Tassinari
Howard Johnson’s
Bedford Fire Department to Compete in Water Polo at Topsfield Fair
Bedford firefighters train at Hunnewell Lot corner Great Road and Springs Road for a water polo contest at Topsfield Fair on Sunday September 11 offering $50 to the winning team. Team members include Waldo Alger Tat Albani Bud Martine Kenneth Powderly Richard Powderly and Thomas Johnston.
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Bedford
Hunnewell
Great Road
Springs Road
Bedford Fire Dept
Waldo Alger
Tat Albani
Bud Martine
Kenneth Powderly
Richard Powderly
Doctor Currier Opens Medical Office in Sudbury
Dr. George Currier has bought a house at the corner of Concord Road and Old Wayland Road in Sudbury Center and opened a medical office. He graduated from Harvard in 1892 and Tufts Medical College in 1896, served at Waltham Hospital, then joined the Boston Dispensary, earning high regard among his peers.
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Sudbury
George
Currier
Concord Road
Old Wayland Road
Harvard
Tufte Medical College
Waltham Hospital
Boston
Acton Pigeon Race Opens Fall Season in Central Massachusetts
The first fall pigeon race in Central Massachusetts centers on Framingham with birds released Friday morning under northeasterly winds. Competitors, organizers, and local observers anticipate fast speeds and close finishes as racers depart.
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Acton
Massachu- Framingham
Wpriday
William Chaplin of West Acton dies at 91
Herman Chaplin of Summer Street West Acton dies after four weeks illness at age 91. Born in South Acton in 1848 he worked over 50 years at Hall Brothers Mills. A charter member of Acton Lodge I O F he leaves widow Mia Mary Chaplin and recently celebrated 60th wedding anniversary. Funeral at West Acton Baptist Church with Odd Fellows burial rites. Mrs Chaplin plans to live with relatives in Needham.
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West Acton
Herman Chaplin
Summer Street
Siet
Chaplin
South Acton
Hall Brothers Mills
Acton Lodge L O'Of
David Harris
Mia
Mary
Chapip
West Acton Baptist Church
Arthur H. Wilde
Odd Fellowes
Acton Lodge
Miss Edith A Winship Dies After Illness in New York
Sudbury widow Miss Edith A Winship sister of Lawrence L Winship dies after a month long illness in New York. Born in Somerville 61 she was Radcliffe graduate editor for World Book Co and early WWI YMCA worker in England and France. Survived by sisters Edna B Winship and Mildred Winship and brothers Miles Winship and Lawrence L Winship. Funeral services were held at Windham Vermont at Edna Winship’s summer home.
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Sudbury
Edith A. Winship
Lawrence L. Winship
King Philip Road
South Sudbury
New York
Miss Winship
Somerville
A. E. Winship
Radcliffe College
The
World Book Co
Miss Win
Aboo
England
France
Irving ‘Herr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edna EB. Winship
Syra¢cusé
N. Y
Miles Mildred Winship
Boston
George Parker’ Winship
Lawrence “L. Wineship
Boston Globe
Edna BE
Wedding date set for Harriet Hill Brown and Henry Helsher Jr
Concord announces the wedding of Harriet Hill Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert E H Brown of Lynn to Henry O Helsher Jr son of Mr and Mrs Helsher of Lowell. The ceremony will be on September 16 with a reception at the parish house. Miss Brown is a graduate of Lynn Classical High School and Bridgewater Teachers College and taught at Peter Bulkeley School. Helsher is a Concord High School graduate class of 1928 and has worked at the Concord post office for eight years. They will reside in Concord.
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Concord
Harriet Hill Brown
Herbert EH. Brown
Lynn
Henry O M
Heleher, Jr
Lowell
Ena
Cheatek
William Cibets
Rosey
Lynn Clagsteal High School
Bridgewater ‘Teachers College
Peter Bulkeley
Helsher
Concord High School
Concord Post Office
Cord
Legion Band Delivers Final Concert of Concord Series
The Concord American Legion post presented a varied program in Monument Square with five marches in the summer series. Residents of Concord and West Concord praised the band music and the community group hopes to arrange another concert series next year.
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Concord
James J.eefield
American Legion of Concord
Monument Square
West Concord
Indian fireplace found on Maynard property by WPA workers
WPA workers uncover Indian era fireplace on Summer street land once owned by Ludug Maynard. Fire baked stones and charcoal remain. Maynard preserves one stone as experts are alerted. The site near Pompositictt foot recalls King Philip’s War era and local Concord Indian history.
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Maynard
Summer Street
WPA
Ludug Maynard
Tarcius Maynard
Pompositictt
Middlesex County
Big Hill
Phillip
Gene
Sudbury
Concord
Mer
Mir Mayi
Hanson Youth Hosteler Leads Europe Trip Of 28
Mr Hanson headed a 28 member Youth Hostel tour through Switzerland Germany and Czechoslovakia with nine young men accompanying him. The group faced fewer female travelers due to unsettled conditions abroad. Hanson resigned his Littleton High School post to teach at another high school and will live elsewhere during the year.
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Bolton
Himer
Hanson
John
Heath
Switzerland
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Cate de the
Littleton
Peat
Son
Acton Garden Club Hosts Flower Show at Woman's Club House
The Acton Garden Club held its annual flower show on Thursday September 1 from 2 to 9 pm at the Acton Woman's Club House. Led by president Ernest H. Washburn the group presented an ambitious educational event.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
Acton Woman's Club
Ernest H. Washburn
Presient
Bedford Schools Open For Fall Term Amid Staffing Changes
Bedford public schools reopen with few changes in teaching staff. Following the resignations of John A. Julin and Virginia J. Cochrane, Corinne Johnson of Leominster fills Julin’s position, with another vacancy awaiting appointment. Ninth grade students from Burlington return as in previous years.
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Bedford Public Schools
John A. Julin
Virginia J. Cochrane
Julin
Corinne Johnson
Leominster
South Royalston
Burlington
Bedford
Funeral for Mrs. Virginia Newton Jr. Held at Woodlawn Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Virginia Newton Jr. wife of Mark O. Newton Jr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roche was held at Memorial Chapel in Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev. Eason Ores officiated. Burial followed in Garden Cemetery with sorrowing relatives and friends attending. Acting pallbearers included Edward LeClerc and Donald Aus among others.
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Virginia
Mark O. Newton
I Roche
South Acton
Memorial ‘Chapel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Son
Eason Ores
St.Geo Church
Maynard
Riard
Wae v
Edward LeClerc
Donald Aus Malcolm Fullenton
Lyle Reyne Cootes
Clayton
Burton
Cinta and Warmer Today With Tonight Cooler Outlook
A warmer day ahead in Cinta and its surroundings followed by a cooler night and a drop in temperatures tomorrow. Weather outlook suggests a shift to cooler conditions after today’s warmth.
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