Local visitors and parish social notes follow
Sudbury residents Cordelia McCrennan Ruth Drew and Sumner Blake visited the Center this weekend. Mr and Mrs Walter E Piper hosted a supper for Mr and Mrs Charles H Way marking their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with twenty five relatives and friends in attendance. Barbara Way returns home after a pleasant stay in Boothbay Harbor Maine. Mrs Charles W Wood departs for Rock Island Illinois after meeting many friends. Ralph Hawes Jr recently cured from infantile paralysis at Haynes Memorial Hospital now home with parents. Roy L Hawes and wife visited Morrison Vermont on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia McCrennan
Wollaston
Ruth Drew
Somerville
Sumner Blake
Cambridge
Walter E. Piper
Old Sudbury Road
Charles H. Way
Barbara Way
Boothbay — Harbor
Maine
Charles W. Wood
Rock Island
Illinois
Tne
Ralph Hawes
Ralph, Jr
Haynes Memorial Hospital
Roy L. Hawes
Mrs. Morrison
Saxon River
Vermont
Living By Faith at West Concord Union Church Opening
West Concord Union Church in Massachusetts opens its fall season with a Sunday service at 10 30 am led by the minister on Living By Faith The Vested Choir returns and children sermons at noon Church school begins The week features a Midweek service on Tuesday at 7 30 pm Life's Lessons from the Parables of Jesus and a first meeting of the Helping Hand Society on Wednesday at 2 30 pm Hostess Mrs Harmon An invitation is extended to all services as fall begins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Concord Union
West Concord
Massachusetts
Jesus
Helping Hand Society
Harmon
West Concorde
Concord Girl to Wed Jamaica Plain Man
The wedding of Elizabeth Lee of West Concord to James J. Crowley of Jamaica Plain will be held on Sunday September 24 at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord with Rev Fr Michael J Murphy of Hudson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Jamaica Plain
Elizabeth Lee
George. M Lee
West Concord
Our Lady’ Help of, Christians’ Church
Michael J. Murphy
Hudson
Auxiliary 30 Met in New Marlboro Home
The Bessie L Marshall Auxiliary U S W Vz held their first season meeting at the Spanish War Headquarters. President Margaret Hird outlined plans for a Christmas sale and National Night with Halloween events in October. A whist party series for the On to Nantucket club resumes at John Archambeault's home with Delia L Ecuyer leading the Marlboro committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket Club
John Archambeault
Gibbon Street
Delia L'Ecuyer
Florence Army
Milboury
Joseph ‘Gareau
Rose
Leona Gareau
John C. Barrett
George Herrick
Myra Cutler
Mary Jones
Maynard
Rotary speaker outlines compilation of classifications
Hudson Charles H. O'Donnell chaired the Rotary Club Classification Committee and spoke at the Sharon's restaurant meeting on compiling classifications. He outlined an 18 month effort to map eligible local businesses and membership categories as President Kelvin P. Mitchell led the gathering with Dr. Clyde Merrill and Marlboro Past President J. Bradley visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvin P. Mitchell
Clyde Merrill
J . Bradley
The
Marlboro Club
Arrested After Auto Accident on Summer Street
Maynard-Austin W. Hudson of Dryden Maine was arrested by Patrolman Downey after his car collided with two vehicles on Summer street. Margar et Brennan of Summer Hill road suffered injuries and her car was badly damaged. Wilbur Hamlin owned the other car. Hudson faced charges of drunkenness, operating under the influence and leaving the scene without identifying himself. He had resided on Summer street and worked in the card room of the Assabet Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Austin W. Hudson
Dryden
Maine
Frank Downey
Hudson
Summer Street
Margaret Brennan
Summer Hill Road
Brennan
Wilbur Hamlin
Assabet Mill
Planning For Old Timers Ball Game Sept 24
Marlboro committee on Legion Day and the Old Timers ball game sponsors a Sunday event at Prospect Park. Old time big leaguers face the Athletics managed by Heiry Dean with vaudeville, exhibition drills, and a 45 piece Natick Legion band at Ward Park. Henry J. Callahan leads the committee with Augustus Langdon Harold Wheeler and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasnae
Ward Park
Henry J. Callahan
Augustus J. “Langdon
Eioie, Morin
Harold
Wheeler
Charles Bliss
William H. Finn Jr
Christopher Ghiloni
Fruit and Flower Exhibits in Town Hall
The town hall hosts fruit exhibits of all kinds and a beautiful flower show on the upper floor. Home cooking and women’s arts fill the space, while lunches and dinners are served on the lower floor by Acton Lodge under Clarence D. Chicker ing. A commercial flower show is in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sidney White
Acton Lodge
Clarence D. Chickering
Fireworks Display Promises Bigger Show Friday Night
A grand fireworks display will be held Friday evening around 10 o'clock, promising a larger and better spectacle than previous years.
Promise Police Protection at Fairgrounds
Precautions are taken to prevent accidents at large crowds with no serious incidents reported. Howard J. Billings chairs the safety committee and Chief Foley plus patrolmen monitor the event to ensure children's safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Billings
Foley
Acton Fair Sets Tested Cattle and Sheep Rules 1933
Acton Fair requires all cattle shown to come from tested herds supervised by the Department of Animal Industry. Entries will be received from Middlesex County only, aiming to eliminate professional exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Fair
Department of Animal Industry
Middlesex County
Larger Midway Full of Interest
A new and larger midway with many attractions will run full time and interest people of all ages. This has always been a pleasing feature and conducted along street lines.
Advertising Support Acknowledged in Premium Book
Management thanks advertisers for loyalty in the premium book and solicits continued public patronage. Many advertisers are association members and workers in its interests, and the piece urges a generous return of support.
Herds Make Round of Other Fairs
Fragments note herds traveling between fairs, with mentions of cattle movements and attendance at nearby agricultural events. The short item emphasizes the pattern of livestock exhibitor activity and regional fair connections.
Song Fest Saturday Draws Strong Interest
Great interest centers on the Song Fest to be a major feature Saturday. Twenty six trained voices have already signed up besides a large chorus. Teddy Beer's Band of 22 pieces will provide music on both days. Arrangements include radio broadcasting of all features and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Beer
Publisher's Stricken Hudson Notes Illness at Post Office
Local publisher Robert Osterhou of Hudson was stricken with a heart spell yesterday forenoon at the post office. He was moved home and attended by two physicians with a nurse in attendance. his condition this morning was reported favorable by municipal finance committee officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Robert
Osterhou
Renetaen
Set Date For Registration In Marlboro
City Clerk Peter B. Murphy announced registration dates for the Marlboro municipal elections. Registration will be held Thursday through Tuesday September 21, 22, 23, 25 and 26 and September 27 from 12 noon to 10 p.m. due to a large field of candidates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ormal Saffin
Acton
West Acton
Carter Furniture Co
Red and White
South Acton
E. L. Young
Sudbury
Bedford
the Enterprise
Acton Agricultural Fair
Westinghouse Products
Shawmut
Freeman & Clancy
Fain Se Plumbing & Heating
New Home
Rotary Club
Chas. H. O'Donnell
Big Club
Fitchburg
Cogcord, Mass
Portland
Homasote
Wilson Lumber Company
Acton Agricultural Association
Nour
Heig Oxbland
Wes
England
New England
Tion
America
New England Council
Statler Balding
Boston
Bosklet
Maynard-Acton Oil CO
Central Street
South Acton, Mass
W. Bursaw
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