Maynard crew elects Zaskovig over Rosenviten as president
Maynard officers elected at a work crew meeting with Paul Zaskovig defeating Joseph Rosenviten for the presidency. Michael Byrnes remains as vice president and Mike Obrig as secretary. The about 100 man ASSabet Mills crew praised, with officers to hold over until next summer amid potential extended vacation at the mills. Acton Fair Premium list being mailed. write A W Emerson Concord Junction for missing copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zaskovig
Joseph Rosenviten
Michael Byrnes
Mike” Obrig
Michaell Byrnes
Serge Andrea
Joseph Rosenvitch
Assabet Mills
Acton
A. W.emerson
Concord
Junction
Acton Center Purchases Wheeler Farm and Local Accident Report
Edward Braman bought the Wheeler farm once owned by Mr Coustas of Lincoln. The Center school opened with attendance noted. A serious accident occurred on the state road near Acton station when a motorcycle and automobile collided. the car was driven by Charles B. Davis and the occupants were badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Braman
Wheeler Farm
Coustas
Lincoln
jState Road
Acton Station
Charles B. Davis
Beeswax Eases Screws Through Hardwood Breakage
When driving screws into hardwoods they often break due to friction. Beeswax on the screw reduces this friction and helps prevent breakage.
Acton Notes Report Local Events And Appointments
Mrs John Davis returns home with stairs repaired and notes of recent visitors. Folin Cattle show attendance noted. Teele traveled to Everett with produce. Miss Emila Shirley visited Paine. WCTU met at Mrs Charles Dudley’s. Mary Richardson visited Bridgeport relatives. Miller-Fineth wedding attended. Howd becomes Acton schools music teacher. Hazel Beach in charge of new cafeteria at Concord teachers. Rally day at Baptist church next Sunday. Odd Fellows parade planned in Boston October 29 with bus/truck transport. Mooreland real estate ads highlight stands on Lexington road.
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Howd
Acton
Irma Durkee
Hazel Beach
Concord
Acton Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ali
First Meeting of Citizenship Class of Women's Club
The Women's Club Civics department held the first American citizenship class at Summers School on Wednesday afternoon. About sixty members attended as Helen W. Lynch led due to trainer Ernest Benchennal’s absence. The course opens to all town women and grants a certificate on completion.
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Citizenship Clase
Women’s Club
Cliss
Civics ‘Department
The
Woman's Club
Summerst School
Mra
Arthur J. Coughlan
Ernest Benchennal
Cambridge
Ualtty
Helen W. Lynch
Cate
Benchennal
Congress
Arthur J. Goughlin
Civics Department
Longtime Maynard Resident Mrs Burnham Dies at 52
Mrs Rachel Burnham died at Mass General Hospital Friday night from complications of diseases. A Maynard resident since childhood born in Philadelphia, she leaves two children Mrs Joseph Tucker and Harry Burnham and a sister Mrs Margaret Wagner. Funeral services were held Monday at her home with Rev D M Angel officiating. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Burnham
Mass General Hospital
Burnham
Philadelphia
Maynard
Joseph Tucker
Adton St
Harry Burnham
Tremont St
Margaret Wagner
O'Cock
D. M. Angel
M. B. Church
John Marden
George Bishop
John Wagher
Glenwood Cemetery
Langer Course Next Year At Birchhurst Golf Links
The Birchhurst golf club plans a larger course and additional clubhouse facilities next year as it continues to draw patrons in the fall season. Newcomers often misjudge the sport, learning as they navigate the course and its challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchhurst
Acton Centre Notes and Local Elections Update
Acton Centre residents Mrs B J Ball and son Arthur Wollaston, former Pins village, plus Mrs McPherson sister of Mr All, join a Sunday visit. Acton Grange won $59 at Waltham County fair for 30 apple varieties. Edwin Pates under care at Dr Shaw's hospital Lowell. Drysdale visits Lee Brunswick. Acton Agricultural fair flower department seeks local growers. Prof Harold Puane’s wife and daughter returned to Chicago after six weeks with his parents. Rev Robertson read resignation at Acton Centre Church. Dr Wendell F Davis installs bathroom at his cottage. Prof Leonard D White of university spending weeks with Mrs J White. Albert Marsh family moved to Bennington NH. Many women registered for the recent primary. more will qualify before November. Advert shows stands for Lexington road on page one.
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B. J. Ball
Arthur Wollaston
Pins Village
End
McPherson
All
Acton Grange
Waltham County
Edwin Pates
Shaw
Lowell
Drysdale
Lee i. Brunswick
Acton
Agricultural Fair
Harold R. Puaies
Chicago
Edwin A. Phalen
Acton Centre Cual
Robertson
Wendell F. Davis
Leonard D. White
University
S Ir
J. White
Albert Marsh
Bennington
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Fullenton’s
Main Street
Ynard
Mass
Glenwood
Enwood
G. R. Hall & Co
Marthore
Albert Vanderhoof
Concern
B. F. Townsend
Namera
Ralph E. Durkee
Trudeon
As- Sabet Mills
B & M Road
Singer Sewing Machine — Agency
Carter & Loftus
Nason St
Acton Center
Qias
Ft. Mary
West Acton
John’ Davis
Mooreland
Lexington Road
Ifi
Adv
Texaco
Holly & Comeau
Acton St. Maynard, Mars
Selectmen's
American Woolen Co
Selectmen
Albert P. Durkee
Power Mill Road
United
Maynard Trust CO
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