Marlboro weekly notices and postal details
The document lists publication details for The Weekly which is issued at 16 Liberty Street Marlboro Massachusetts and printed as second class matter. It includes delivery offices in Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and mentions subscription rates including postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itice
Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Incorporated
Matterugust
Pos
Monkts
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
What Other Nations Do For Veterans
A 1919 era comparison shows the United States spending far less on veterans relative to national wealth and income than France England and Germany. It notes Britain’s pension and relief costs and critics U S handling of adjusted service certificates highlighting perceived inequities in veteran bonuses and compensation.
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United States
France
England
Unitel @s
Germany
Mwngland
United State
Great Britain
United Es
Red Cross
Congress
Maynard Union Church News Highlighting South Work
Dr. Asa M Parker of the Boston Congregational office spoke at Union Church Maynard detailing mission work among black and white southerners, stressing ongoing need despite social changes. Upcoming events include midweek service on personal and world need, Christmas carols planning, a Fresh Christmas pageant, Nottingham Fair features, and a church fair with coin display baby show and cafeteria dinner hosted by the Men's League.
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Union Church
Southland
Asa M. Parker
Boston
Congregational Church
Maynard
Parker
South
WuHill
Stoenda
Tie
Cunieli
Cardstime
Nottingham Fair At Colonial Hall To Feature Baby Show
The Union Congregational church annual Christmas sale, to be held Friday February 2 at Colonial Hall, features a Baby Show at 2:30 PM and an old English program of music and dancing at 8:30 PM. Illiam H. Gutteridge displays rare coins, with aprons, fancy work, linen tables, and cafeteria lunch available. doors open in the afternoon with an admission charge.
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Nottingham
Willian Gutteridge
Gladys M Klane
Iva Tye Wis
Marton Towneeqid
Riley Carlson
Ponpard
Bastis
Mair
Colonial Hall
Union Congregational Church
Enesh
Illiam H. Gutteridge
Lexington blanked Concord 32 to 7 in pivotal clash
Lexington High rolled to a 32 7 win over Concord High led by Mulliken two touchdowns and Cronin two more while Ingram and Dee scored as well. Gibbons passed and Palmer connected for extra points and a drop kick. Referee Angron H Yeaton supervised the tense regional tilt.
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Guaiti
Tex
Toru Habh
SY Tc
Retore
Ierce
Crowh
Kaneda
Hese
Tuorni
Amd
Tle Seeana
Laxineton
Sivan
Viertiiken
Lexingtat
Kleases
Pues Frontiliana Gibbons
Concord
Prom -Corsie
Wien
Tor Ae
Lexington
Pal Posta
Bia
Lexington High
Spooner
M. DiCieco
Tompknlle
Palmer
Nelson
Damon
Mara
Healey
Gbbons
Gibbons
Dee
Angron H Yeaton
West Concord Union Church Annual Giving Visit
The West Concord Union Church schedules its Every Friend Can pledge visit on December 4 with parish outreach for financial support. Morning service at 10 discusses The Grace of Christian Giving. afternoon commissioning for visitors. church school at 10. Senior Christian Endeavor. Community Sunday Night services at 7. illustrated lecture A Crusade of Brotherhood on December 6.
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Pabst
Church School
Jim
Crristian Endeavor Society
Ladies’ Union
Warren Rice
Sdo
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Turkey Giveaways Mark South Acton Thanksgiving Festivities
Turkey exchanges dominated South Acton as Foley and Holt gave away 2 turkeys 2 ducks and 6 chickens over seven Thursday nights. The last date was November 17 and recipients included Henry Soar Christine OHare Theresa Cody Leo Patterson and many others across nearby towns. Ducks and birds delivered alive fed families for Thanksgiving while Irene Megham and Florence Mer Maan visited Warren Hy. Jones in Selwood Street.
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Foley
Holt
Henry Soar
South Acton
Christine Ohare
Weston
Theresa Cody
Hudson
Leo Patterson
West Concord
F. L. Clifford
Hopkinton
Mel Looker
Cochituate
H. A. Thorne
Matboro
Lucy McLeard
Lexington
Winna Wamboldt
W. Acton
Mo McDonald
W. Newton
Smith
Natick
John Morrell
David Sharkey
Littleton
Mat Freeman
Ruth Alley
Buddy Bedell
Woburn
Mrs. Thos
Murke
Harold Johnson
Miynard
EK. Bamsford
Marlboro
Francis J. Murphy
Mary J
Burke
South Natick
Theresa M. Wine
Bertha Hughes
Arlington
F A Thorne
Francis Tanna
Mark Imbimbo
Maynard
G. F. Harold
Holiday visit and local fires in Sudbury and Taunton
Mrs Jane Bryer spent the holiday in Taunton with trends noted. Miss Carolyn Guptill hosted Abbot Academy students at her Concord Road home for Thanksgiving. The Fire Department responded to a Labaree house blaze near Peakham with minor damage. A brush fire near Johnsons on State Road required a still alarm. Ice on shallow ponds makes skating risky for youngsters, who are urged to stay to the shallows.
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Jane Bryer
Taunton
Carolyn Guptill
Concord Road
Abbot Academy
Andover
Labaree House
Johnsons
Winter closure and social notes from South Sudbury
H J V Wood and Sons lunch room closes for winter after strong summer trade. Miss Clemens Huass leaves Nobscott Hill home for winter in Florida after visiting Washington friends. Money family hosts Thanksgiving gathering for 17 at Fredstone home with Tsobel Stone from Philadelphia present. Memorial Church Ladies plan a Thursday program at 2 with Mrs EB Batchelder speaking on Saints of the Rockies in Utah. Mrs Maxwell Eaton directs music. Next Sunday features a community sing at the Cutter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood & Sons
Mir Clemens HH. Huass
Nobscott Hill
Washington
Floridia
Mone
Thanksgiving
Fredstone
Tsobel Stone
Philadelphia
Ladies of Memorial Church
Willam ‘Tufts
EB Batchelder
Saints of the Rockies
Utah
Maxwell Eaton
Roland Cutter
Concord Artillery Drill Under Major Fuller Inspection
A regular drill of the Concord Artillery occurred Monday night. Major Paul Fuller, Plans and Training Officer on Colonel Bacon's staff, led the inspection. Classes covered nomenclature stripping assembling and elementary gun drill.
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Concord Artillery
Paul Fuller
Bacon
Face The Music Captivates Boston At Shubert Theatre
Irving Berlin's Face The Music dazzles Boston with lavish scenery and a starry cast led by Mary Boland. The show sprawls theatrically with nine rail cars of baggage and over fifty tons of scenery, drawing rave notices for its scale and music.
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Boston
Irving Berlin
New York
Shubert Theatre
George Kaufman
Kaufman
Jimmy Walker
Spain
Mary Boland
America
Comedenne
Hollywood
Paramount
Mise Boland
Robert Emmett Keane
John Barker
Nancy McCord
Charles Lawrence
Jack Good
Margaret Lee
John Ehrle
George Anderson
Frank Dobson
Thomas Reynolds
Don Costello
Daniel Sullivan
Albertina Rasch
Charlie van
Shubert
Couple Wed 25 Years Ago in Sudbury Surprise Party
Relatives and friends gathered at Deanes corner to honor Mr and Mrs Francis H Butler on their 25th wedding anniversary. Three brothers from Roslindale Houston and Norwood and a sister from Medway joined more than 30 relatives for a dinner table. The couple married in 1907 in Roxbury and moved to Sudbury 24 years ago.
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Sudbury
Francis H. Butler
Deane's Corner
Butler
Roslindale
Houston
Norwood
Medway
Roxbury
Annual Sale of Christmas Seals Planned by Local School
Massachusetts Tuberculosis League directs the annual seal sale by local school children starting December 7. Citizens are urged to cooperate as proceeds fund tuberculosis prevention. Past grants funded the School Dental Clinic and health projects for children, including a month at Camp Virginia for health prevention efforts.
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Massachusetts
Virginia
South Western
Middlesex Public Health Association
Funeral for Mrs Webster on Saturday
Mrs Mary A Webster 62 died at home after long illness. Born in Rochdale England she lived in Maynard 41 years and in United States 52. Wife of John Webster she leaves two sons George Alan and daughter Mrs Wilford Saxon of Providence plus her father Henry Broadley of Saxonville. She helped found St George parish and was a charter member of Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St George. Funeral held at St George Church with Rev Eason Cross officiating and burial in Glenwood cemetery.
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Mary A. Webster
John Webster
Concord Street
Rochdale
England
Maynard
George
Alan
Wilford Saxon
Providence
R. L
Henry Broadley
Saxonville
Webster
St. George's Parish
Eason Cross
Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord Yankees Triumph In Thanksgiving Gridiron Win
The Concord Yankees defeated Tremont Council Knights of Columbus and others 19 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day. Key scorers were E Flannery Tompkins and Mara with a Parke to Mara forward for the extra point.
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Concord Yankees
Emerson
Sluisky Mullen
F Flannery
Moore Denton
Tompkins
Zigarni
E. Flannery
Mara
Parke
Community Dance Brightens Sudbury Town Hall Thanksgiving
A Sudbury Woman's Club event drew guests from Wayland Andover Hudson and nearby towns for a festive Thanksgiving dance at Sudbury Town Hall. Music ample floor space and refreshments on tap under chair Mrs Walter E Piper made it a social success of the year.
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Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury Woman's Club
Wayland
Andover
Hudson
Walter E Piper
Sudbury School Notes Weather Signal And Thanksgiving Reports
Sudbury notes announce a no school signal at 7.30 am for stormy days and advise calling the telephone operator if the signal is unclear. Thanksgiving programs were held at Center School with readings, a Proclamation read, and a flag salute. The girls alumni field hockey beat the high school 3 to 1.
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Center School
Virginia Sawyer
Hilda Baldwin
Ruth Cothers
Rachmaninoff
America
Werelso
Weston
Beckwith
Sudbury
Mary Piper
Concord High
Concord
Jungle warlike wrestling show thrills Co- Operative hall
Friday night wrestling at Co-Operative hall featured Billy Sienkiewicz pinning Kid Levinsky in four minutes and a draw between Georgie Anastos and Kid Miller. Gus Jolson defeated Sailor Nelson with a 15 minute 21 second slam while a long bout between Sam Skorski and Nick Skotis ended in a draw. Georgie Linnehan upset Pat Coyne with two falls, the first in 17 minutes and the second in 7 minutes, as promoter George Anastos organized an orchestra and postmatch dance.
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AL Cowles
Co-C Operative Hall
DeGlane
Titze
Garden
Billy Sienkiewicz
Kid Levinsky
Hudson
Billy
Purduer
Sienkiewicz
Kid Miller
Georgie Anastos
Georgie
Miller
Gus Jolson
Sailor Nelson
Johnson
Nelson
Sam
Skorski
Chelsea
Nick
Pole Skorski
Bronx
Skoriskis
St. Mary’s
Georgie Linnehan
Pat Coyne
Unk Samuel’s Coast Guard
Lin
Charity Penny Sale Held by Catholic Daughters
Our Lady Tel of Christians charity event by Concord group in Warner Head on Monday December 5 at eight o clock.
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Concord.—Court
Our Lady Tel of Christians
Catholic Daughters of America
Warner
Sailor Carl Renault Hay Dies After 26 Years in West Concord Shoes
Carl Renault Hay aged about 87 in West Concord died of a heart attack Wednesday evening at 375 Main Street. Funeral services were held Saturday at West Concord Union Church with Odd Fellows rites led by George Minter and Edwin M. Edwardson. Burial at Sleepy Hollow followed committal by Rev. Alfred Stone. Born in Sweden he came to America thirty years ago, working as a shoe merchant and repairer in Brookline and Waltham before Concord. He was a devoted husband and father noted for energy, integrity and cheerful friendliness.
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Carl Renault Hay
West Concord
Main Street
George
Minter
Edwin M. Edwardson
George A. Montague
Odd Fellows
Merton J. Leighton
Robert McAuley
Richard W. McCabe
Egbert T. Montague
Benjamin Derby
S. Thompson Blood
John H. Adams
Kennan Damon
Waldo I Lapham
Frank FE. Waite
Benjimin Derby
Sleepy Hollow
Stone
Mr. Hay
Sweden
Isaac M. Od Thider
T Anderson
Flay
Ameren
Brooklin
Waltham
Concord
Notable figure remembered by family and community
Deeply respected by all who knew him, the deceased is survived by his parents in Pasadena California, his wife Myrtle Steele Hay, four sons Joseph Arnold Wendell and Clarence Hay, a daughter Priscilla Hay, along with three brothers and three sisters.
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Pasadena
Calif
Myrtle (Steele
Hay
Joseph Hay
Arnold Hay
Wendell Hay
Clarence Hay
Priscilla Hay
Grenfell Association Meeting Set at Trinitarian Church
The Grenfell Association plans a meeting at the Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord on December 15. The event invites members and supporters to discuss association activities and upcoming initiatives.
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Grenfell Association
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Web
Worship and events at Trinitarian Church Concord Mass
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Mass led by Rev. George L Thurlow lists an upcoming program. December 4 at 9 30 am church school and 10 45 am morning worship with a sermon Worship as a Means of Re discovering God. A member canvass follows. December 6 at 6 30 pm Men s Club supper and talk by J H Taylor on landscaping state highways. December 7 7 45 pm midweek service. December 11 guest Ruth Seabury of the Woman s Board of Boston speaks on World Friendship during morning service. evening Young People s Rally with local church youth groups and Seabury again speaking.
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Concord
Mass
George L. Thurlow
J. H. Taylor
State Highway Department
Woman's Union
Ruth Seabury
Woman's Board of
Bofton
Church Young People
Eriests
Young People’s Club
Miss Seabury
Concord Men's Club Attends Church Service
About fifty members of the Concord Men's Club attended the morning service at Trinitarian Congregational Church in a body. The Club Male Quartet sang, and the sermon by the pastor on A Man's Religion in a Changing World stirred and inspired the group.
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Concord Men’s Club
Trinitirian Congregational Church
Henry P Thorpe
Karl H. Parks
Thomas Todd
Martin F. Goodwin
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Christmaas
Matthew of Viner
Henney van Dyke
Mrs. Webster
Yankees
Carl R. Hay
Crowe’s Beauty Parlor
Duart
Pllywood
Pletire
Nason St
Shepard Stores
Toyland
Gruber Bros
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