Concord couple wed in Trinity Church ceremony
Miss Migsy Adaline Rayner daughter of Mr and Mrs W Rayner and Carl Gordon Johnson of West Concord were married at Trinity Church in a ceremony led by Rev Smith O Dexter. The bride wore a heavy white satin gown with family lace and carried roses. Attendants included Miss Dorothy A Rane and Miss Helen Sargeant. Best man Theodore Bell, ushers Paul Hicks and John Ronner. Afterward a reception at the bride's State Road home followed by a honeymoon at Rangeley Lakes. The couple will reside on State Road in Acton city surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migsy Adaline Rayger
W. Rayner
t-Acton
Carl Gordon Johnson
Coimohwealth Ave
West Concord
Trinity Church
Charmitte
Mistala
Dorothy A. Rane
Newton
Egroom
Paul Hicks
Wear Concord
John Ronner
Brookne
Rigo
Johnson
State Road
Acton
St Sak Ke Sons
Y “Younr
Sudbury Social Weekender Features Local Guests
Social weekend in Sudbury included visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas Thurston of Boston and Mr and Mrs 8 P Buckley among others. A Labor Day dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs John C Hall on King Philip Road featured bridge and remembrances of a European tour, highlighting Sudbury’s social standing amid a polo game crowd with few familiar faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thurston
Boston
P. Buckley
Mar
Gall
John C. Hall
King Philip Road
Bridge
Europe
Sudbury
Friends Proclaim Resentment Over School Board Action
Supporters of C. A. Nelson of East Sudbury claim injustice toward a longtime town servant. They allege his eleven years of faithful service and consideration for children were ignored as the school committee rejected his bid despite being $100 higher than the rival bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Nelson
East Sudbury
Altho
Nelson
Names Theme Ties Sermon At West Concord Church
West Concord Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preached on the subject Names during Sunday morning service at West Concord Union Church. Teacon Jatin R MacKenzie was soloist and Miss Gertrude H Rideout played organ. The Communion Sacrament was celebrated after the service. Robert Torstensen won a junior rifle corps medal a tennis champion medal and was voted best camper at Camp Boycroft Wolfeboro NH this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Teacon Jatin R. MacKenzie
Gertrude H. Rideout
Robert Torstensen
Camp Boycroft
Wolfeboro
N. H
Facing the Battle of Life at West Concord Union Church
Sunday service at 10 30 A M features Rev Alfred W Stone preaching Facing the Battle of Life with a children sermon Strong for the Lord and a 12 M church school session for old and new pupils. Midweek service Tuesday at 7 30 P M and Helping Hand Society meeting Wednesday at 2 30 P M. Church Vestry seeks cooperation as fall activities begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union
Alfred W. Stone
Helping Hand Society
Prohibition Agent School Curriculum Sparks Outcry
The Volstead Act enforcement chief vetoed portions of a new Prohibition Bureau training text after critics mocked methods including using boys for detection work. The author Dengler defended the course, which also suggested trail techniques like sand on a bicycle wheel and reading Poe stories, before offending sections were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
H. M. Deneler
New York
California
Arte Smyman
Col. Woodcock
Dengler
Poe
Bedford Local News Roundup of Travel and Social Events
Bedford notices recount residents returning from trips to Washington New Jersey New Hampshire Maine and Vermont with family bylines of Hodgdon Parker Dodge Qua and Peterson. Social events include a successful whist party for Dr Cross A L I benefits and Grange Fair candy table plans with future meetings and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hodgdon
Maplestreet
William Parker
Lexington
George Peterson
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Peterson
New Jersey
Richard Dodge
South Street
New Hampshire
Edwin Qua
Mirror Lake
Russell Dodge
Hartford Street
Maine
Vermont
Cross .A.L
Grange
Bedford A. C. Defeats Lexington Minute Boys 10 to 3
Bedford A. C. defeated Lexington Minute Boys 10 to 3 at Page Field finishing their regular season. Gilman pitched for Bedford with 6 hits allowed 13 strikeouts and 7 walks while Bedford committed 5 errors. Potter pitched for Lexington with 10 hits allowed 9 strikeouts and 3 walks as Lexington had 9 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Field
Bedford A. C
Lexington Minute Boys
Gilman
Bedford
Lexington
Potter
McGovernd
Beezy
Gee
Osteron
McGovern
Biggs
Setember 20 evening event offers 25 cent admission
The notice announces reduced admission to the grounds after 6 p m on September 20 to 25 cents to attract large crowds. It also mentions the first S Circle Congregational church meeting on Thursday September 11 at 2 o'clock in the vestry and urges a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Circle, Congregational Church
Legion Boys Have Great Weekend at Loomis Camp
Fifteen to twenty Legion members traveled to Hyannis for a weekend at Ralph Loomis’s camp. Frank Cloutier cooked breakfast after a damp sea morning bath and prepared lunch. Games and activities kept the group lively before they returned home Sunday night. They hope to repeat the outing next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Loomis
Hyannis
Ralph Loomis
Frank Cloutier
Frank
Ralph
New Idea Store Publicizes 20 Percent Off Shoes
Maynard advertisement announces boys and girls shoes priced 20 percent below ordinary stores. Local retailer promotes savings at the New Idea Store with a focus on children’s footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea
Maynard
Adv
Exhibition baseball game set for Sunday at Page Field
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 p m on Page Field the married and single men will play an exhibition game. The old timers from a few years back will be there with Bill Dutchie in the box for the married men aiming for a strikeout record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Field
Big Bill Dutchie
Record Attendance at Opening of Public Schools
Fragmentary OCR notes show a report on school opening with mentions of teachers and attendance. The readable portions indicate public schools opened and that staff were engaged, though exact figures and locations are unclear.
Fireworks Display Planned for Acton Fair
At a directors meeting of the A A Association in the Woman's clubhouse Acton it was voted to stage a fireworks display at the Acton Fair on the coming Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Association
Woman's Clubhouse
Acton
Corinthian Lodge Holds Annual Meeting and Sees Officer Election
The Concord Corinthian Lodge A F and A M held its annual dinner and meeting in the Masonic Temple with a supper led by Mrs. Duncan G. Chapman. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Master G Sherman Blair and Master-elect Alexander R. MacLeod, with installation planned for September 15 by Wor James Keltie and Rt Wor John A. McKim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
G. Sherman Blair
Robert F. Charles
Philip c. Olden
Elis A. Hall
Ich “A. Charies
William. H., Davis
Wiliam
E. J. Graham
Winsley
J. Damon
John H. Marrs
Masonic
Temple
Wor
James
Keltie
Ot Lodge
John
A. McKim
Grand Lodge
Harvard
Warren
B. Goddard
R. MacLeod
Alfred W. Ie
Lekan
Rodney Ey
Dreis
Edward B
Sta
Sudbury School Opens With Noted Faculty and Enrollment
On Sept 2 1930 Sudbury teachers and administrators gathered for the new year with Superintendent Frank H Benedict and Principal Alan F Flynn outlining duties. An informal reception Sept 4 welcomed teachers including Ruth Haeuber Esther Adams and Astrid C Moline as 140 students enrolled across grades 1 8 and high school with special classes in drawing sewing manual training music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonabark
Frank H. Benedict
Alan F. Flynn
Weston
Boston University
Benjamin J. ‘Fill
Hanover
Bildgrewater’ State Normal School
Bittinger
Northheta
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Johnson
South School
Astrid C. Moline
Braintree
Benedict
Flynn
Sudbury
George Clarke
Alan F. Fiynn
Benjamin Hill
Ruth Waterhouse
Virginia Sawyer
Ruth Haeuber
Harriett Ronin
Leona Johnson
Esther Adams
Tohson
The
Richard Bittinger
Clarke
Haeu
Hosmer
Stone
Richard Ober
Wm. Taunton
Brighton youths held in Concord for theft and auto larceny
Three Brighton youths arrested near Wayland on the Fost road by State Police patrolman Downey faced District Court in Concord on charges of breaking and entering and larceny in Concord. William Grogan, 18, was also charged with hijacking another car and operating an uninsured vehicle, while Herman MacLeod, 16, and Brown Grogan faced juvenile proceedings. A garden witness, Thomas Eldridge of Nine Acre Corner, reported seeing the trio at a roadside stand before the pursuit began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Brighton
Fost Road
Wayland
Edmund Downey
State ‘Police
Framingham Barracks
Brookline
William Grogan
Chestnut Place
Lee
Herman MacLeod
Washington Street
Brown
Grogan
Howard A. Wilson
Hac Ari
Sudbury
John J Donahue
Commaning
Fraimineham Barracks
Is God a Radi tion or a Great Surmise at First Parish
At First Parish Church Rev Channing preaches Is God a Radiation or a Great Surmise with service set for 11 o clock. Mrs Hart Stone visits Bridgewater with the Kent home. Mr and Mrs Lewis Wittle and son Ernest of Providence spend the weekend with relatives in Laconia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Y
Hart Stone
Lawrence Kent
Bridgewater
Lewis Wittle
Ernest
Providence
R. L
Laconia, N
Stow Plans Old Home Day Afternoon and Evening
Stow schedules an Old Home Day with activities in the afternoon and a full evening program. Local groups prepare exhibits and entertainment, inviting residents to visit and enjoy community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Grange
Stow
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Johhnson
Rayner
Concord High School
Burdett Business
American Olive Co
Northeastern
New England Power Co
West Concordantion Church
Rangeley,Lakes
Mrs. Johnson
Hog Bungiow
Aten
Wigey Neon
Concord & Maynard
Gisar Mildred Dusseault
Prohibition Bureau
Wrbay
Leaton
Jerry M. Dengler
Harry M. Dengler
Bureau
Scorcy
ByTet
Miss Carson
Miss Harrington
Quincy
Mrs. Carson
Tdea Store
Legion Boys
South Acton
Mer
Mass
Oero
W. W. Wainio
Butler Ave
Maynard & Independent ‘Distributs
South Acton, Mass
J. A. MacPherson
Main Street
Whitney
Commonwealth Avenue
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