Concord Union Church Wedding Quietly Unites Pickard and Power
In Concord Union Church a sweet jive ceremony joined Miss Dorothy Pickard daughter of Dr Isaiah L Pickard of High Street to power son of Mrs Louise in a double ring service. Alfred W Stone minister officiated with Miss Dorothy P Garden er as maid of honor and K Hicks Fletcher P as ushers. Nina Rubel played the wedding march. The bride wore satin with white net cap and wine colored accessories. After the ceremony the couple planned a motor trip and will reside in Watertown.
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Concord
Concord Union Church
Pickard
Isaiah L. Pickard
Highs Street
Louise
Alfred W. Stone
Dorothy P
Athol
K. Hicks
Fletcher P
Nina Rubel
Bonner
Watertown
Water protection project begins near Hos Street
South Acton administrator George A announces the first water hole project for outlying sections with farmers to work on it. The site is off Hos Street near the Knowlton residence. Mary Lothrop returned from Montreal after intensive study in London and two months in the British Isles. The church held a social meeting last Thursday. Morse, Perkins, and Albert Perkins planned a motor trip to Buzzards Bay. Mrs Gerald Finan trips to the Gen Exposition.
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George A
Ole
Hosstreet
Knowlton
Mary Lothrop
Laurentic
Montreal
Londem
Briteh Isles
Misa
Onal Church
Westeat
Wieanor Morse
Hesleton Perkins
Danghand
Albert Perkins
Buzzards
Visitation Plan aprovado for Old Home Week ceremony
The lodge voted to be represented during today's Old Home Week by four decorated officials W Wolfe Leading Knight Q Connor Loyal Knight McGrath and Lecturing Harold B Sheridan amid plans for a visitation ceremony.
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W Wolfe
Q@Connor
McGrath
Harold B. Sheridan
Lodge
Benefit whist party in Eagles block aids auxiliaries
Last night a benefit whist party was held in the Eagles block with Mrs. Hermaline Hanson and Mrs. Flora Millman in charge of arrangements.
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Eagles
The
Eagles Auxily
Hermaline Hanson
Flora Millman
Middlesex County Sportsmen Hold Annual Outing and Field Day
A crowd estimated at over five thousand gathered at the Maynard Red and Gun Club for the Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs outing. The day featured coon dog and bird dog trials, rifle exhibition, balloon and skeet shooting, and a large midway while 24 clubs shared receipts. Winners included Reardon of Canton in the coon hunt and L A Nickerson of Arting—with others placing in casting, balloon shoot, and field events.
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Midlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
Maynard Red and Gun Club
Marlboro Fish and Games Association
iRiverside Gun Club
Perkins’ A. L. Post
South Boston
Billy Hill
Uxbridge
M. Eee
J. Kenefick
Lowell
Crockett
Concord Tennis Matches Postponed by Rain at Country Club
Rain halted all Monday matches in the Concord Country Club senior and junior tennis championships. Postponed events affect both divisions with no play completed.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Jockey Paul Kester Sets Sights on Americas Top Flat Rider
Sensational jockey Paul Kester has wins at Solon Fields in Chicago and is hot a gs chance to finish among the senior top of the Americas jockey flat standings.
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Paul Kester
Jnsoln Fields
Chicago
West Concord Old Home Day commemorates town reunion
The first Old Home Day hosted by the West Concord Village Improvement Society drew many residents and former residents to Percy A Rideout Playground. Laither Lyman, born 1853, traveled from Bristol NH for the event. A Concord vs West Concord baseball game opened the afternoon, followed by a 2-2 boys game between the Eagles and Mohawks. A juggling show by Professor Tom Blood entertained attendees, and the Concord Le Band performed. Prizes were awarded to local residents including Mrs. Peter Hansen Archie Simpson Mae Carroll Clarence Hewitt William Hart Arthur Moreau and Florence Bartolomeo.
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West Concord
Concord
W. Con
Flavin
N. Horne
Ellis
Pratt
Shattuck
D. ‘Horne
E Loughlin
Carroll
MacLeod
Ingham
W Loughlin
D Horne
Mullaney
Loughlin
J. Loughlin
K Loughlin
J Loughlin
Anderon
MacWilliams
Seagles
Mohawk
Peter Hansen
Archie P. Simpson
Mae Carroll
Clarence H Hewitt
William Hart
Somerville
Arthur Moreau
Florence Bartolomeo
Concord Miss Martha Dunnels Dies At Home In Concord
Martha Dunnels a Concord resident since 1912 died at 10 Longstreet after years of poor health. Born in East Boston she lived in Somerville before moving here and was longtime soprano with the Handel and Hayden societies. Funeral held at her niece’s home on Monument Street with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Everett. She was the last surviving of eight siblings except for Mr Howard and had deep church ties with Bethel Church East Boston and Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord.
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Concord
Martha Dunnels
Longstreet
Miss Dunnels
East Boston
Amos and
Cornelia (Baker) Dunnels
Bethel Church
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Eliot R. Koward
Monument Street
George L. Thurlow
Woodlowr
Everett
Duniels
Howard
Concord High Girls Field Hockey Tryouts Postponed by Rain
Weather delays early tryouts for Concord High School girls field hockey on Monday at Emerson Field. King’s Daughters conducted a mission event.
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Concord High School
Howkey
King’s Daughters
West Acton Resident Michael O Connell Dies at 50
Michael O Connell, long resident of West Acton, died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Alice Hill’s home in Littleton after moving there two months ago. He leaves daughters Margaret Murrey Lena O Connell and Alice Hill and two grandchildren. Funeral at St Elizabeth’s West Acton Friday at 9 am with burial in St Bridget’s Maynard. Funeral director M E McNiff of Hudson.
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Michael
Alice ‘Hil
Littleton
New i
West Acton
Garet Murrey
Lena O'Connell
West
Alice Hill
New Hampshire
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St Bridget’s Cemetery
Maynard
M E ‘McNiff
Hudson
Rudy Vallee at Bal a Pair in Shrewsbury concert
Rudy Vallee and the Connecticut Yankees with Alice Faye Marguerita Padula perform at Bal a l aire Shrewsbury on the new Boston Worcester turnpike. The show features Al Bernie and other acts with dancing to 1 am rain or shine marking Vallee’s last New England appearance for a year.
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Alice Faye
Marguerita Padula
Worcester
Shrewsbury
Boston-Worcester
Rudy
New York
Lake Kezar
Bal
Chicago
Hollywood
East
New England
Jack Oakie
Wheeler and Woolsey
George White
al Bernie
Mimic
Dot
Kay
New Officers Elected At Acton High School
Acton High School students met to organize for the year and elect officers. Granberg named treasurer and Leo Roche among officers. Sophomores: Ralph Piper president Wilbur Holman vice president Ruth Noll secretary Vesta Balzer treasurer. Juniors: William Holland president Frederick Lawrence vice president Emma Fairbanks secretary William Kelley treasurer. Seniors: James Economides president Eileen Sheehan vice president Earle Spinney secretary Mary Ward treasurer. Student councils named for each class set.
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Acton
Acton High School
Granberg
Leo Roche
Marjorie Nelson
Robert Taylor
Ralph Piper
Wilbur Holman
Ruth Noll
Vesta Balzer
Ncil
David Nickerson
Mary Whitcomb
William Holland
Frederick Lawrence
Emma Fairbanks
William Kelley
Leo Cunningham
Alice Leveroni
James Economides
Eileen Sheehan
Earle Spinney
Mary Ward
Edwin Parker
Annie Granberg
Local notices and social updates from various families
Community items report changes of address and membership roles, including new officers for a Knights of Columbus council and lodge meetings. It notes attendance at races in Newport, redecorating of a church, relocations on Concord and Oak streets, and awards from a parish picnic with several named residents receiving gifts.
Work on Carlisle Bridge After Severe Crash
Damaged Carlisle Bridge repair crews work estimated six weeks after a truck and steam shovel collided last week. Police Chief Frederick Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan traveled to New York with a prisoner from New Jersey, returning by bus. Mr and Mrs Garland of South Street visited New York during the week.
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Carlisle
Frederick Sullivan
World Fate trip highlights at points of interest
A Monday excursion noted at the World’s Fate with reinforced interest in local sites. Details remain fragmentary but emphasize a planned visit to notable attractions and related observations.
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Naan
Unclear Parish Events Promote Sunday Reopening
Fragmentary notes describe upcoming parish activities including a Sunday reopening of the First Parish Church and a Monday luncheon event. Mentions of a golf event for members and a sermon indicate a busy community schedule for the period.
Maynard Union Church Plans Third Church School Session
The Maynard Union Church announces a third Church School session next Sunday with a Religious Education Committee meeting to prepare for the officers and teachers’ general meeting September 24 at 7 30 in the church. Miss Marion Simpson of Law Massachusetts is chosen to fill the Commercial Department vacancy left by Miss Louise E Dudley.
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Wasp
Cole
Groton Academy
Fred Lloyd
Summerhill Road
K. of C
Dp. O. Ready
Lowell
Cooperative Mall
Maynard Lodge
Union Church OF
Maynard
Miss Hooper
Marion Simpson
Law
Massachusetts
Louise E. Dud
Dudley
Mias Simpson
Funeral for Maynard-Kalle Alho Held at Red Acres Farm
KALLE ALHO died suddenly Monday night at Red Acres farm in Siwe where he had worked 18 years. He was 49, born in Finland and a 37 year resident of the area. Survived by a son and two daughters. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial in Glenwood cemetery.
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Maynard—Kalle Alho
Red Acres
Siwe
Finland
Glenwood
Sudbury School Notes Elect Class Officers for 1934
Sudbury public schools report total enrollment of 283 pupils for 1934. Sudbury High School elected class officers with seniors led by President John Mercury and treasurer Ruth Lehmann. juniors elected President John Winn.
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Sudbury
Ithe Sudbury High School
John Mercury
Eee Eae
Orfan
Ruth Ieminanur
John Win
Concord church service announces sermon by student from Boston University
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Concord Massachusetts schedules Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by O O Lee a Boston University student Kenneth Lee mentioned as part of the program.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Concord
Mass
Oe O. Lee
Boston Univer
Kenneth
0. Lee
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Maurice Morse
John W
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John Derkas
Reckecz
Alec Kulvich
Caritoy
Kalle Alho
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SZ Gutier Ave
Faeiten Planoforte
Bernard H. Garrigan
Main St
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