Concluding Sunday Evening Service at Lag Street Church
A large audience attended the Seventh Parish Evangelical Free Church on Lag Street as Rev Olaf M Johnson succeeds after a 12 year gap to lead a Britt Iowa church. The Concord American Legion Band closed its popular Friday night concert series at the bandstand before the Town House with Clarry Nielsen directing the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lag Street
Olaf M. Johnson
Britt
Concord American Legion
Clarry Nielsen
Hawthorne Chapter Plans Float For Tercentenary Parade
Hawthorne Chapter C. E. S. Hawthorne Order of the Eastern Star opens fall with Worthy Matron Eleanor C. Lawrence presiding and Worthy Patron Theodore Hegliger assisting. After supper, a business meeting focuses on float plans for the Tercentenary parade and a military whist party is set for Wednesday October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Eleanor C. Lawrence
Theodore Hegliger
Bacon retires and sells store to Northeastern Stores Inc
On account of ill health Mr. Charles E. Bacon retires from business and sells his Walden street store for everything to Northeastern Stores, Inc. The business was formerly run by the late John M. Keyes on Walden street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bacon
Northeastern
Storey, Inc
John M. Keyes
Walden Street
Concord Tercentenary Beats Middlesex Laundry In Twilight Game
Concord Tercentenary tops Middlesex Laundry nine 3 to 1 in a five inning twilight game at Emerson playground. Eddie Loughlin ex Harvard captain pitched the first three frames and Flanagan finished, both holding Maynard scoreless except for two walks and an error that produced two Concord runs in the opening inning. Maynard's Lehto and Boulden provided late-innings defense as Concord evened the series after last week’s 4 to 2 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Tercentenary
Middlesex Laundry
Maynard
Boston
Emerson Playground
Middlesex
Concord
Lidi
Eddie Loughlin
Harvard
Hlapagan
Rue
Loughlin
Flanagan
Cook
Lehto
Boulden
Concord Wins Tercentenary Nine Defeats Bedford 6-2
Concord baseball team beat Bedford Athletic Club 6 to 2 on Emerson Playground diamond Sunday afternoon. Tercentenary nine improved their record with a decisive victory over Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Tercentenary
Bedford Athletic Club
Emerson Playground
Card of thanks for condolences and flowers
Mr and Mrs Joseph Poel express heartfelt thanks to those who offered kindness during their recent bereavement and for the beautiful flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Joseph Poel
Personal Property Sale Notice at Gardner Farm
Notice of a property sale on Concord Road Marlboro at the Gardner Farm tied to FE Carpenter. Details unreadable in the fragment but indicates a sale action affecting personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord “Road
Marlboro
Gardner FE
Carpenter
Redskin Pros to Play in Framingham for Legion Benefit
The Marlboro drum corps plans an exhibition at Union Avenue athletic field Framingham next Sunday for a fundraiser supporting the Legion corps and to send the drum unit to St Louis. The event features Shepherds Lambkins led by Bill Shepherd and Musicks Panthers fronted by Jim Musick, with tickets at 40 cents and Marlboro drills between halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Boston Redskins
Union Avenue
Framingham
Legion m. Corps
St. Louis
Shepherd
Musick
Shepherd's
Lambkins
Panthers
Bill Shepherd
Maryland
Chicgo Bears
Soldiers’' Field
Chicgo
Jim Musick
Redskins
University of Southern California
Fenway Park
Skins
Marl‘boro
INO
Dennis Shea
Shea
American Legion
Reverend Jeffries Attends Pastor's Retreat in Andover Newton
Reverend Arthur M. Jeffries attends the annual Pastor's Retreat this week at Andover Newton Theological Seminary, arranged by the Massachusetts Baptist Convention. On September 7 he officiated the marriage of Lloyd Baird of Staten Island New York and Gertrude Roop of Springfield Annapolis County Nova Scotia. The couple will reside in Staten Island New York where Baird works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Jeffries
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
Jeffries
Lloyd Baird
Staten Island
WN. Y
Gertrude Roop
Springfield
Annapolis, Co. N. S
Staten Island N. Y
Baird
Acton Schools Open For New Year Under Hall
Acton schools begin new year with high school grades opening last Wednesday and grades one through eight starting September 9. Walter F Hall new superintendent expects strong school spirit to aid administration and foresees a profitable year. Report cards shift to bi monthly periods with dates October 25 December 20 February 28 May 3 and June 20. Warning cards will appear between regular cards for students at risk of failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Walter F. Hall
Two Kinds of Fox Terriers in Dog Breed Spotlight
The article describes two varieties of fox terriers, smooth-haired and wire-haired, noting their shared courageous and lovable nature. It states they weigh between 20 and 32 pounds and rank among the most popular breeds in the dog kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Kingdom
The Innominate Bone Anatomy Quiz
The text seeks the definition of the innominate bone in human anatomy, querying which hip region it forms and its site. It appears as a fragmented question noting two elements but lacks clear context or sources.
Sudbury High School Elects Officers for New Year
On September 4 the Sudbury High School Classe elected officers for the school year. Senior Class officers are Evelyn Fleming president Phillip DeMambro vice president Loris Way secretary treasurer. Junior Class Isabel Provan president Rosemond Dibiase vice president. Sophomore Class Nancy Howe president David Duxton vice president Jean Buxton secretary treasurer. Freshman Class Marjorie Martin president Charles Buzzlt vice president Helen Borden secretary Marie Nelson treasurer. Athletic Association officers Virginia Ellms president Isabel Provan secretary treasurer David Liebman. Executive Council members Virginia Ellms Isabel Provan Parker Bartlett Evelyn Fleming David Liebman Nancy Howe Marjorie Martin. Total enrollment about 275 with 70 in the high school classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Fleming
Phillip DeMambro
Loris Way
Isabel Provan
Rosemond Dibiase
Nancy Howe
David Duxton
Jean Buxton
Marjorie Matin
Charles Buzz
Helen Borden
Marie Nelson
Athletic Association
Virginia Ellms
Secr
David Liebman
The
Parker Bartlett
Marjorie Martin
Sudbury
Doctor Guilty of DUI in Concord District Court
Dr William F Stauff of Staten Island was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and fined 50 plus 5 for drunkenness in Concord District Court. An assault charge against him was dismissed. His wife Mrs Stauff faced an assault charge as well and an appeal was entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Concord District Court
William F Stauff
Tottensville
Staten Island
New York
Ile
Marie Anderson
Mountain Avenue
Revere
West Acton Baptist Church to Hold September Services
Arthur M. Jeffries pastor says August completed church painting and vestry renovation by the Ladies Circle. September 15 features morning and evening sermons A Great Affirmation and A Wonderful Picture and its story with midweek services resuming September 11 at 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Arthur M. Jeffries
Ladies Circle
Spanish Moss Harmless Plant Not Parasitic
Spanish moss is a bromeliad in the pineapple family not a true moss. Known as Tillandsia usneoides it has many names such as Florida moss and New Orleans moss. It grows mainly on gyprosy and broadleaf trees and is an epiphyte not a parasite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
United States Forest Service
Florida
New Orleans
Canal Has 73 Locks On Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal between Washington and Cumberland Maryland has 73 locks and a total lift of 600 feet. It was built to accommodate boats of 180 tons displacement and six-foot drafts. A few years ago a notable flood occurred in the Potomac River prior to that time the canal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington
Cumberland
Potomac River
Canal
Obituaries Note Two Local Deaths In Maynard
Maynard residents Maynard Sakari Karhumaa aged 64 died Monday afternoon at Massachusetts General Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Finland and survived by wife and four children. Funeral services were held today at the Finnish Congregational Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Also noted, Mrs. Alice Lingley aged about 80 died at home after illness. Born in Nova Scotia she lived in Maynard over fifty years. Survived by husband and children, flowers and condolences poured in as neighbors visited. Funeral services set for tomorrow at the home conducted by Matthew A. Vance with hymns by Mrs. Mabel Jouin and Mrs. Beatrice Jordan. burial in the family lot in Weuchu Meeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard—Sakari Karhumaa
Dartmouth Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bor
Finland
Assabet Mill
Theinnish Congregational Church
Jacob Rinta
Ig Gienwood Cemetery
Masnard
Alice Lingley
Gerege Lingley
Spring Lane
Novascia
Maynard
Snow Satcc
Ralph
James Linley
Lowoke
Lingley
Union Congregational Chaos
Mabel Jouin
Beatrice Jordan
Weuchuu
Meeny
Tercentenary Parade Changes and Evening Event Schedule
A revised Tercentenary program notes a 2.30 parade start replacing 1.30, with a smaller Main street River street Elm route. Post parade Legion Drum Corps at the Playground, then Lincoln Mohawks vs Concord in baseball. Evening showcases Cord drama and Cab Calloway Cotton Club Orchestra at 9 pm, grand march at 10. Thursday remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Wood Street
River Street
Elm
Laundrymen Rally To Defeat Lowell In Boston Two League Showdown
Middlesex Laundry outslugged Lowell 10 to 3 at Jones Community Field in a decisive game of the Boston Two League title series. Leo Concannon opened scoring with a three run homer for CMAC, while George Johnson limited Lowell’s offense. Don Lupien earned the win as Laundrymen added late insurance on doubles by Cooper and Torppa and strong defense from Fingard and Flaherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
CMAC
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Laundry
Jones Community Field
Leo Concannon
George Johnson
Tibbetts
Flaherty
Ferrilito
Fingard
Boulden
Johnson
Cooper
Johnnie Lehto
L. Concannon
Woodson
Couper
Glady
Torppa
Glad
Don Lupien
Lupien
Ras «Amie
Po Couper
Glady Torppa
Pat
Tibbetts If
Frigard Rt Pervert Teats Boulden
Johnson P
Simpson
Roberge
eTotals
Middlesex
Gladu
Tor
P. Concannon
Cleary
King
Meaning of D. A. R. Pin Bars The. b are attached to D. A. R. at
The readable fragment notes a question about the meaning or placement of D. A. R. pin bars and their attachment to D. A. R. at a location or context, but lacks clear details or specific entities.
Concord First Parish Church Resumes Morning Service
Concords Concord First Parish Rev Edward P Daniels minister resumes regular morning service after summer break on September 15 with Esther Hewitt as soloist and Angie Faunce at the organ. Church school to begin October 3. Robert L Snyder departs for Asheville NC to join Pisgah National Forest service. Miss Allies D Anderson and Miss Marjorie B F Anderson motor trip visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Esther Hewitt
Angie M. Faunce
Robert L. Snyvder
Ashville
North Carolina
Pisgah National Forest
United States Forest Service
Allies D
Marjorie BF. Anderson
Haubbard Sifee'rye
J. Arnold Anderson
S’ Louis
Indianapolis
Chicago
Charlestown men tried for theft and burglary in Pepperell case
John T. Judge and George Heffernan of Charlestown were found guilty in Ayer Court of larceny of chickens and breaking and entering at East Pepperell on August 28 after earlier fines for drunkenness in Concord. Joseph Doherty of Charlestown was also convicted. All held for grand jury with $500 bail. Jurisdiction 6 waived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Judge
George Heffernan
Charlestown
Concord Court
Acton
Ayer Court
John M Maloney
East Pepperell
Acton Polies
Joseph Doherty
Acton Churches Schedule Sunday Sermons and Schools
Rev EN Smith preaches at South Acton Congregational Church Sunday morning at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 45. South Acton Universalist Church led by Rev FE HW Carritt offers church school at 30 dollars and morning service at 10 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Donkey Ball Charade at Jones Field This Friday
On Friday evening September 13 at Jones Community Field the Mexican burros famous from House of David cinema will star in a novelty baseball game named Donkey Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Community Field
Hemenway Heads Masons In Concord
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M held its annual meeting in the Masonic Temple with Worshipful Master William K J Graham presiding. Officers were elected and installed by Rt Wor Warren B Goddard with Rt Wor J Harold Dale assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A M
Masonic Temple
William K. J Graham
Walter N. How
Warren
Goddard
Winslow J . Damon
J. Harold Dale
Billerica
Ralph Hemenway
Concord
Benjamin F Clark
Walter A Kennedy
Lowell
Wells A. Hall
Will A Charles
South Acton
West Concord
William KE J Grahaim
Joh Anderson
Ronald
Mark Kenzie
Arnold MacLean
Lincoln
K. Payson True
H Mahlon Foley
Inside Sentinel
H Clifford Pratt
Tyler
Warren B. Goddard
Alfred W. Stone
Robert F. Charles
G. Sherman Blair
Board of
Masonic Relief
Alexander R. MacLeod
Lodge
William Ki J Graham
Harvest Plans And Socials At Local Woman's Church Aid
The Woman's Church Aid met with Mrs. Thomas F. Drummond as new president Mrs. Arthur Raymond presided. They voted 25 for the missionary apportionment and planned the October Harvest Supper. Thirty members attended. A separate garden weenie roast at Mrs. Spencer H. Taylor's home supported garage expenses at the parsonage. Clarence Doten and family visited from Hingham at the former Crocker farm. Esther Durkee returned from a visit with Hon. Leonard White in Washington DC. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Washburn toured Maine and New Hampshire. Edward McNulty of Watertown visited relatives Joseph and Mrs. Fitz-Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luly
Woman's Church Aid
Thomas F. Drummond
Arthur 2D Raymond
Frank Farrar
Durham
N. H
Spencer H. Taylor
Clarence Doten
Hingham
Main Street
Crocker Farm
Mr. Doten
Acton
Esther Durkee
Leonard White
Washington, D.C
Ernest Washburn
Maine
New Hampshire
Edward McNulty
Watertown
Joseph Fitz- Gibbons
Retiree Gordon Taylor Honored by Local Associates
Gordon Taylor and 22 associates honored him with a banquet at Sudbury Town Hall as he retires from the Massachusetts State Nurseries in North Sudbury. The event expressed affection and esteem and wished his family happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Candy Hill
George J Ts
Walter IE. Piper
William Evans
Framingham
Falmouth
Fannie L. Goodnew
Maynard Road
Addie Kirke
Brookline
Hill
Lois Rogers
New York City
The
Federal Bank
Sudbury
Cape
C. William Wood
Frank F. Gerry
Rock Ieland
Ill
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Fordson
Lowell Production Credit, Association
George Hoyt
Tréas
Central St
Lowell, Mass
Somaee
Union Avenue Field
Sakari
Karhumaa In
Finsore
Nish
Hemenway
Creighton’s Building
George
Creighton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorsie Williams
Danville
al Aigedein
Hes Et
Pickwick
Margaret Fitzgerald
Lincoln ST
Sevag
Per
Maynard Wallpaper
Paint’ ‘Co
Nason St
Mass
Tel. Co
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Thrift Super Cleaners
E. W. Crouch
Massachus
Weil-McLain
Mt Tal
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