Warwick Lodge Hosts Large Out-of-Town Welcome
Warwick Lodge entertained about 150 members of the Past Presidents Association from Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Worcester and Waltham at a supper and entertainment at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday. Clara Hankin and ea Littlefield led the officers with Adah Stevenson and Varlette Morse among speakers. Olive Cross performed a seven‑part play A Woman's Privilege and a cake walk featured prizes for Lowell and Waltham guests. First snows of the season arrived Monday morning November 6.
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Maynard
Lady Warwick Lodge
Vughters of
Sarah Trueh
Worcester
Lydia Morse
Elizabeth Pennant
Lawrence
Margaret Parkington
Elizabeth Lightburn
Waltham
Olive Cross
Lowell
Kershaw
Maynard Prepares To Face Marlboro In Thanksgiving Clash
Maynard High seeks a comeback against Marlboro High on Ar mistice Day in a Midland League showdown. After rough recent games Maynard aims to rebound with coach Lever stressing prime condition as Marlboro eyes an upset in a fierce regional grudge game.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Marlboro High
Marlboro
Lever
Highland City School
Joe Drummey
Congressman Foss Announces Districtwide Visit Schedule
Congressman Frank H. Foss will tour the Fifth District meeting residents at post offices in towns such as Hudson Marlboro Framingham Maynard Clinton Leominster Ashburnham Winchendon Gardner Leicester Palmer Monson Warren Spencer North Brookfield Ware Rutland Webster Southbridge Sterling Fitchburg Pepperell Lunenburg with dates from November 10 to 21 1933. He will discuss government business and provide farmers bulletins on request.
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Frank H. Foss
Congress
Marlboro
Hudson
Magnait
Foss
Postoffice
Framingham
Maynard
Clinton
Leominster
Ashburnham
Winchendon
Baldwinville
Gardner
Post Office
Leicester
Palmer
Monson
Warren
Spencer
North Brookfield
Ware
Rutland
Vets Hospital
Webster
Southbridge
Sterling
Fitchburg
Pepperell
Lunenberg
Textile workers organize local union in Parker Street hall
Horace Riviere presided over a meeting to form a local Industrial Union for textile workers. About 200 attended. spinners and loom fixers are fully organized and many wearers have joined. Another meeting is set for next Tuesday night.
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Masyuard
Horace Riviere
United Textile Workers
Parker Street
Riviere
Locals Vie in Final Home Football Showdown
The article previews a last home game for the locals against Maynard a showcase event described as a great school football display with both teams seeking a win.
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Maynard
Yankees Crush Winchester 21-0 In Emerson Field Football
Concord Yankees trounce Winchester Town 21-0 at Emerson Playground. Tompkins breaks for a first period TD, McCarthy adds an 8 yard score, and Damon catches Mara’s 12 yard forward pass for a third. Proceeds go to John Thompson in Emerson Hospital.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Winchester Town
Tompkins
Mara
Concord High School
Damon
McCarthy
Winchester
Tobin
Edisman
Yankees
Waltham
Mark Mara
Linnehan
John Thompson
Maynard
Emerson Hospital
Concord Artillery Drill Highlights Machine Gun Competition
A routine drill at the State Armory featured a machine gun competition won by Private First Class Josenh Booth with Private First Class Walter Ninsen in second. Major Joseph D. Murray USMC Retired spoke after the event and the group viewed photos of the 26th Division in action.
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Goncord Artillery
State Armory
Josenh Booth
Walter Ninsen
Joseph D. Murray U S
Musical Club Opens Season With Luncheon and Recitals
The Concorde Musical Club started its season with a luncheon at Mrs. John G. Morse’s home on Ripley Hill road. Members and guests heard performances by sopranos and altos including Emily Mowry Marvin C. Taylor and Eunice Pepper with piano and duet accompaniment by Mrs. Pratt. The next party is planned for Wednesday November 15.
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Concorde Musical Club
John G. Morse
Ripley Hill Road
Horace D. H. Williams
Edward Perry Daniels
Emily Mowry
Marvin C. Taylor
Burleigh L Pratt
Samuel Merwin
Seabury T. Short
Alfred Mahler
Edward
Legion Auxiliary Whist Party Draws Large Turnout
The Maynard Legion Auxiliary hosted a new whist party at Legion headquarters on Monday night with many tables in play. Door prize winner was John Heffron of Marlboro and whist prizes went to Arley Lawrence, Mabel Tobin, Owen Franklin, Mrs. Gerald Lyons, Mrs. Elizabeth Reid, Mrs. Mary Rassmussen, Ralph Sheridan, and Mrs. Mar.
Ladies Union hears account of A North Cape Cruise
Mrs Ross K Whiton gave an intensely interesting talk on her Europe tour titled A North Cape Cruise at the Ladies Union meeting in West Concord Church parlors yesterday afternoon. Tea was served and a food sale followed. Mrs Rodney K B Pra wis chaired. hostess was Mrs Benjsmi Derby.
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Ladies Union
Ross K. Whiton
Ladies’ Union
West Concord Union
North Cape
Rodney KB. Pra Wis
Benjsmi
Derby
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Herman J. Courtemanche
Maynard Branch
Frank E. Sanderson
Maynard, Mass
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Priscilla Art
Main Street
Thomas Gramo
Summer ST
Lerer’s Main
Wei Bo
Wynne Gibson
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Stuart Erwin
Verna Hillie
Loretta Young
Lyle Talbot
Winnie Lightner
Warwick Lodge
Lexington High
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the Whitworth Ice Company
SO. Sudbury
NEW England Equity Corp
Main St
Corey
Marlboro, Hudson and
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Western Electric Sound
James Cagni
Dick Pow
Joan Blondell
Tompkins Mara
Musical Club
Perry Daniels
Wallace B. Conant
Pratt
Eunice Pepper
Garet McCarthy
Robert Sherid
W.fitazzerald
West Cocord
Lene Franklin
Fran Sheridan
Clarinet Kiersten
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Whitehead
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Ameciom Gesa Association
Marlborough-Hudson Gas Co
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