Trinitarian Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Trinitarian Congregational Church held its annual meeting on Wednesday evening. Voted to appoint six deacons and a life-term six-member standing committee while electing Deacon Petereson to similar honors. The church council was discontinued. debt on the new church building reduced to about 24,000 with 140,000 spent on construction.
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Sree Ees Allnusal
Cuurci
Yeou R. Foss
Life
Weacon Byeilyassii Suduy
Luguly Wedel
Las Petereson Toring
Alu
Vuv
Thanas
Gary
Thomas ‘Todd
Charles H. Yowie
Gan Ciemnd
Cyrus Richardson
Frederick B. Richards
Thomas Todd
Charles R. Borland
R. Howard
Theodore Jeneet Wallace B. Conant
Usselt Davis
Charles H. Towle
Harrison J. Barrett
W. Edward Lamb
Leon F. Foss
Alexander St. Macleod
Oscar EK. Teckvuin
George D. Hallett
John R. Hinton
Andrew Peterson
Henry P. Thorpe
Wallace B. Conan
Theodore Jensen
Earl H. Parks
William Wadsworth
Eliot R. Howard
Charles H. Towie
George Loring Thurlow
George W. Towle
Clothing Will Be Gratefully Received Here Maynard
Maynard Citizens committee asks for used clothing including underwear shoes and stockings in wearable condition. Donors may contact committee members Janes A. Coughlan chairman Rev Matthew Vance secretary Harold Morgan treasurer Harry Templeton Allan Hall B J Coughlin and Paul Hilander for collection and distribution assistance.
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Maynard
Maynard Citizens Committee
Janes A. Coughlan
Mathew Vance
Harold Morgan
Harry Templeton
Allan Hall
B. J. Coughlin
Paul Hilander
Southerner Here Coasted For First Time
Maynard Mrs Reginald Sawyer a Southern girl born in Tennessee enjoyed coast ing during the week with a party at the Maynard Country Club She described the New England winter sport as a delightful thrilling activity Mrs Sawyer and her husband both hold degrees as physical instructors and she studied in Washington New York and Chicago
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Maynard
Reginald Sawyer
Tennessee
Maynard Country Club
Sawyer
New England
Concord Musical Club Hosts Annual Open Meeting
The Concord Musical Club held the season’s first open meeting in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. Guest artist Miss Ethel Hutchinson, pupil of Heinrich Geblard, performed two sets and Chopin’s Black Key Etude as encore.
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Concord
Concord Musical Ciub
Ethel Hutchingon
Heinrich Geblard
Hoston
Chopin
Charles E. Brown
Miss Rose
Frances Beverlin
Ruth Westman
Lincoln
Marian A. Sharker
Elizabeth Darling
Alfred M. Uhler
Uhler
Samuel Merwin
Marion Mansfield
Allen Lgeench
Henry Thorpe
Walter Viaile
David Fawkings
Maryin Taylor
Frederick S$. Millett
Hlans W. Miller
Louis Showr
Eliza Macquarrie
George Muirhead
The Strollers at West Concord Village Hall
The West Concord Village Improvement Society presents The Strollers a mixed program of plays music and readings directed by Sarah M Powers at 8 15 Friday February in Association hall. Featured are Sarah M Powers Edward Hale Mima St Cahulla Elizabeth Hoxie Florence Smith and Richard H Bird in a blend of stage and concert pieces.
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West Concord
Edward Hale
Ziegffeld
Ielen Morgan
Boston
Elizabeth Hoxie
Ms. G. Clive
Copley Theatre
Florence Smith
Richard H Bird
Rainbow Auction Draws Big Crowds In Waltham Hall
A Rainbow Money auction at Waltham St hall drew a packed crowd with entertainment by Rainbow minstrels. Bidding ran high for items including a radio from MacPherson store at 700 Rainbow money and another at 300 Rainbow money. Certificates for the Pot of Gold next month sparked further action as societies sought to claim them.
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Waltham St
Rainbow Minstrels
MacPherson
Maynard Public Health Association Meets at High School
The annual Maynard Public Health Association session chaired by Mrs. Geo. H. Creighton reported a rise in calls by nurse Miss Mary Ward in 1930. Totals included 2067 calls, 368 patient visits, 241 free nursing visits, and 221 babies weighed.
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Maynard
Maynard Public Health Association
Geo. H. Creighton
Mary Ward
Charles Walker
Alfred Kott
Joseph Schnab
Association
Joan Hancock
Concord High School annual play The Romantic Young Lady
Concord High School presents The Romantic Young Lady as this year’s annual play. Veteran cast members and a strong student crew bring a love story to life with humor and polished acting. The production, directed by Miss Rideout, features Rosario, Dona Barbarita, Maria Pepa, and supporting roles, with Henry Hall and Miss Helen Reed guiding stage and technical work. National Drama Week runs Feb 8–14, with Educat ynel Dramatics Day on Friday the 13th.
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Concord
Concord High School
Fev. le
Veterans
Miss Rideout
W. Ibdward Lamb
Margaret Williams
Hans W. Miller
Henry D. Hall
Helen Reed
Educat Ynel Dramatics Tay
Death Toll Rises After North Island Disaster
Reports from Wellington indicate Tuesday’s North Island catastrophe claims about 610 lives with Napier area police estimating 500 dead. Hastings toll near 100 with 54 bodies recovered and many more missing. Only 11 Napier bodies identified. survivors buried. aid from Wellington and Auckland en route. Salvation Army aids destitute families.
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Wellington
North Island
Hastings
Napier
Green Meadows
Aucekland
Salvation Army
De Molay Anniversary Celebration at Masonic Hall
De Molay marks fifth anniversary with a Parents Night at the Masonic Hall. Guests included Peantharmond and Wile of Ayer. George Tucker presided as installing officer with staff Moore Mac Kensie Neon Fiske Partin New officers Ralph Smith Weaving Chickerin Gutterness Freneu Nearton Farrar Graham Foster Miller and others. A farewell honor to 13 members and merit medals to Tucker Herrick Lutto Carletin were presented along with an emblem bookmark and an advisor medalion for the chapter. Entertainment featured out of town talent.
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D. Wikson Chiayter
Ty de Molay
Ouseiveet
Tts
Nagat
Poe
Masonic Hall
Peantharmond
Wile of
Ayer
Mr. Elaredie
Aetes
Lew Umeers
George Tucker
Frederick R. Moore
J. M. MacKensie
Orest Neon
W.L. Fiske
Robert Partin
Ralph Smith
George Weaving
Janior
Jamerson Chickerin
George Gutteridge
Alun Freneu
Mark Nearton
James Farrar
Henry Graham
Albert Foster
Hugh Miller
Richard Herrick
Kauso Lutto
Edwin Carl
War trophies attract attention display at Maynard Post
Maynard Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars shows World War equipment at Tod King store on Nissen Street. The collection includes a German machine gun a captured French sword a 87 millimeter gun and other items from the nations in the war to boost a membership drive. Key leaders listed include Charles Laker senior officers Magloire Lesage Harold Phison David Hubted John Peterson Ernest Johnson and James Cheney.
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Maynard Maynard
Tod King
Nissen Street
Ie Freneh
Isto
Maynard Post
Charles Laker
Magloire Lesage
Harold Phinson
Jiroor
David Hubted
John Peterson
Ernest Johnson
James Cheney
Kilmer Circle Whist Event Honors Local Players
Kilmer Circle whist night at Grace Sweeney's home drew about forty tables. First ladies prize went to Mrs Philip Allard second to Vins frank S Fearns third to Mrs William Quinn and consolation to Mrs Mary Cameron. Men’s winners were James Whalen first William Quinn second Jenny Lynch third with consolation to Joseph Kater. Further honors to Mrs Aimy Brayde and Mrs Dwyer of Acton. The fourth series will be held at Mrs David Sharpe on Walton Street next Monday.
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Mesnard
Kilmer Circle
Grace Sweeney
de Cirele
Philip Allard
Vins
Frank S. Fearns
Willam Quinn
Mary Cameron
James Whalen
William Quinn
Jenny Lynch
Stolen Buick 1S Recovered in Boston Case
Samuel Lerer, of Maynard, reported his Buick stolen in Boston Sunday night. Attorney Charles Lerer moved the car to Harrison Avenue for a theatre outing with sister Reba. The grey vehicle was later recovered by authorities.
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Maynard
Samuel Lerer
Boston
Atty Charles Lerer
Harrison Avenue
Reba
Pias
Show Pictures By New System At Peoples Theatre
Maynard presents The Right to Love the first film shot with the new Western Electric noiseless recording system. It will be shown Friday and Saturday at the Peoples Theatre alongside future Western Electric productions with engineers onsite adjusting equipment for perfect sound.
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Maynard
Western Electric
Peoples Theatre
Sudbury Voters May Register
Sudbury Board of Registrars will be at the Goodnow Library Building on Saturday from 7 to 9 PM and at the Branch Library in First Parish on Saturday from 7 to 9 PM. The board will also be at the library on Wednesday noon to 10 PM, when registration for the annual election will close.
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Sudbury
Maynard Clovertea Girl Scout Troop Meeting Notes
The Owl patrol elected Towra Merrill Levner and Anna Fayton as corporal. Patrols Wik and Bagie created new banners displayed at the last meeting. A folk dancing class met Friday afternoons and plans for a stor awards event were announced. Lape ida oh.
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Maynard- Clovertea Tree
George Clampagne
Owl Patrol
Towra Merrill
Levner
Anna Fayton
Spirit and school sports unity shine at Concord banquet
A large Concord event celebrated school spirit with a turkey dinner by Grattan of Wakefield. Edward Loughlin acted as toastmaster as Warren Goddard, James Knox, Wells Hall and others praised athletics and financial backing for Concord High School teams.
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Aperil
Laethead
Baigit
Atailiuts
Wee Glass Ag
Yvelyuel
Mullally
Lita
Alu Wai
Valiova Scivutor Sports
Therlby Hopi
Miia
Nave
Aevotea Adiu
Lilev
Nata Landrea
Grattan
Wakefield
Edward F. Loughlin
Harvard
Concord
Eddie Can
Julia Dee
Loughlin
Warren B. Goddard
James Knox
Wells A. Hall
Concord High School
Cizens
Loughton
Robert F. Foster
Middlesex School
Wendell P. Raymond
Church Folk Are Willing to Consider New Sudbury Town Hall
At a meeting of the First Parish of Sudbury on March 17 1980 the men signified willingness to consider erecting a new town hall on or near the former site. If the location is chosen the parish seeks plans engravings and parking layout.
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Sudbury
Pirst
Parisi
Young Maynard Woman's First Rail Ride Noted
A 21 year old Maynard resident had her first ride on a railroad coach this week, marking a shift from autos and buses. The event reflects a trend where several locals, many aged around her, have not ridden a train in years, highlighting a generational gap in rail travel.
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Maynard Ward
Maynard
Batchelder Declines Board Candidacy
John T. Batchelder of South Sudbury declines to have his name appear as a candidate for the town board. He states he will not seek election this cycle.
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John T. Batchelder
South Sudbury
Maynard Campaign Turbulence Leads to Heated Caucus
Maynard voters brace for Monday election as the town political campaign heats up with recounts fueling rival claims. Candidates claim bullet style tactics and call for reforms. Sunday motion picture referendum questions spark further mobilization among residents and officials.
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Dieta
Toca
Aly
Caumpalin
Bulleting
Harmony
Maynard
Betta
Death of Acton resident W H Kinsle noted for public service
W H Kinsle died at home after an illness of short duration. He served as a road contractor and town official in Acton, including selectman and grand officer of local fraternal orders. Survived by wife and brother John, with religious services held at Congregational Church.
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Kinsley
S&s
Adom
Whitkeley
Acton
Arvana Hie
Mrasi Wilkétsles
John
Pita
Gcelelery
Margaret Winsturd Memorial Service and Burial
Mrs Margaret Winsturd of Fox Street Dorchester had a solemn requiem at Peters Church, Dorchester, with burial at St Bridget's Masnard. She is survived by her husband and daughter Louise, two brothers John Tobin and Thiumey Fowler, and John Beavie Chester with brothers in Newfoundland.
Upward Shift Sparks Local Industry Hopes
Fragmented notes suggest a planned upgrade at the Maynard mill aims to boost production and revive local business. Community whispers claim improvement from new leadership or processes will bring steady gains, though some doubt persists about timing and impact.
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Maynard
Registration of voters in Concord to be held in Clark rooms
The town of Concord holds a voter registration session in the Clark rooms next Wednesday from noon to evening to register new voters. Reward of assessors applies to the same location and time for newcomers in the area.
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Concord
Edward Kenna
William D. Grose
Ji Mom Appleby
John H. A
Clark Rooms
Wednhoo
Telm Evenine
Town selectmen election report highlights years of service
A fragment reports on town governance with mentions of Selectmen Samuel Lever and George D. Elsone on the town committee. It notes Lever’s first year in office and Elsone as a 4 member of the Town committee aiding oversight of town finances. The piece references Irving’s near election result and Frank Punch as a local political actor and treasurer.
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Maurice
Volunme
Haiedy
Galvin Tastorpatha
Patrick McGrath
George Stockwell
LeWer
Thomas Tierney
Hao Becon
Selectimin
Samuel Lever
Hag
Ade Ieetman
George D. Elsone
Irwn
Sélectman
Frank Punch
Treasure Us
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Elizabeth Blodgett
Irene
Louise Venti
Margaret McGann
Amalia
Elizabeth Dempsey
de Cordoba
Norman Spencer, Jr
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Concord Citizens Banquet
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George Hy Gutteria
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William Bishop
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W. H. Kinsle
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