Sportsmen's Outing Draws 2000 Plus To Maynard Club Event
A huge turnout exceeded 2000 sportsmen and friends at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club in Hudson for the Middlesex County League annual outing. 13 clubs attended, 800 cars filled the field, and events ran from skeet shooting to archery and dogs shows with prizes won by James Hanson Jr and others.
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Middlesex County
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
White's Pond
Hudson
County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
Marlboro Fish and Game Association
James Hanson, Jr
Marlboro Club
Jesse Croxford
Jamacia Pila
Carl Brodeur
Marlboro
H. Foxx
Lowell
Wm. Bulger
Concord
Jesse Droxford
Mmter Club
W. L. McDonald
Watertown
Myron Kinsman
Natick
George Smith Malden
William Saber
George Hughes
Methodist Church of
Carl Carlson
Melrose
Shiow
Roma Speck
Otto Drevison
Woburn
Jeff
L. H. Snyder
Scond
Beauty
W. Shanks
Teel Crest
G. B
Eugene Thompson
Maynard
Buddy
R. A. Milleston
Couple Wed at rectory in Maynard
Miss Mildred Jamieson daughter of George Jamieson of 27 Burlington Street Maynard and Clifton Baker son of Superintendent and Mrs Baker of the City Home Marlboro were married Sunday night at St George's Episcopal Church Maynard Rev Kasson Cross officiated at 6 pm Attendants were Miss Jamieson and Clifford Geldari A reception followed at 16 Chandler Street Maynard The couple will reside on State Street Marlboro after a Maine motor trip The bride is a Maynard High School graduate and her sister attended. Mrs Burner at tended four schools and works for Ellis Motor Company
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Mildred Jamieson
George Jamieson
Burwood Street
Maynard
Clifton Baker
Lter Baker
Marlboro
St. George's Episcopal Church
Kasson Cross
M H Ten Jamieson
Clifford Geldari
Rainbow Girls Install Officers in Maynard Assembly Meeting
Rainbow Girls of Maynard Assembly OES installed officers and held a meeting at Mincone Hall Saturday night. Officers included Jackson of Ayer Assembly as installing officer with assistance from Hammond of Medford and Ruth Berglin. Several named members and chaplains attended. meals were served under Dorothy Burnham’s direction with help from Mrs. Kineman. Attendees included visitors from Fitchburg Aver and West Medfield and a Maynard gathering heard Margaret Slattery speak in Reading on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Assembly Oider
Rainbow
Miiconre Hail Cleaners
Jackson
Ayer Assembly
Lease Hammmond
Medford
Ruth Berglin
Plazer Matsey Ane
Marion Smitthe
Oor
Fivetbaig Amsenboig
Gilhoe
Jaiella Hilitoan
ALG Kiniees
Sit Aro At
Relrechmimenis
Dorothy Burnham
Kineman Gunesia
Fitchburg
Aver
West Medfield
Maynard Geeaihers
Reading
Margaret Slattery
Musical Night Planned by Concord Leeson Band in October
Charles L Rocks manager of the Concord Leeson Band announces arrangements for a high grade talent lineup for Musical Night to be held in October. Sister Mrs Ethel Rocks Blomfield, known for coloratura and lyric tones, will perform with violinist John Scabia cellist Attilio Scipio and Gita Fernandez Scabia assisting.
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Charles L. Rocks
Concord Leeson Band
Ethel Rocks Blomfield
John Scabia
Attilio Scipio
Gita Fernandez Scabia
Maynard Club Receives League Appreciation for Field Day Support
The Maynard Club grounds hosted a league field day promotion. League president Joe Kelley of Framingham and Maynard’s Ralph Fletcher led the effort with treasurer N A Angier and secretary L A Brewer among a long list of assisting officials and committee members.
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Maynard Club
Joe Kelley
Framingham
Ralph Fletcher
Maynard
N. A. Angier
Melrose
L. A. Brewer
Waltham
William Bulger
Concorn
C. Woodward
Natick
Ear Leach
Solemn High Requiem Mass for John Sullivan in Concord
Funeral held Thursday for John Joseph Sullivan longtime Camden firm member and accountant. Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with clergy including Rev Edward F Ryan DD and Rev Joseph W Healy. Pallbearers included David G Sheehan and Leo J Sheehan. burial at St Bernard's Cemetery Concord.
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Concord
John Joseph Sullivan
Liederman
Cleansers
Loston
Pei
Bridge Road
West Concord
Wie
Brighton
Biterson Hospital
Our Lady Help of Christian Church
Edward FL Ryan
Joseph W. Healy
St. Bernard's Church
Concert
Walter F Donahue
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Robert Sheehan
Jeremiah Sheehan
Sullivan
David G. Sheehan
Julia Dee
David G Sheehan
David H. Sheehan
Leo J. Sheehan
Con Ends
Frank V. Sheehan
Dorchester
Thomas J. Mannion Jr
Littleton
Two Treated at Marlboro Hospital for Falls and Hernia
Marlboro residents were treated after hospital admissions last evening. Mrs Jessie Whitcomb 77 of Maynard fell on stairs at Hill Top Rest Home Sudbury and was taken to Marlboro Hospital. She underwent care by Dr W W Smith and Dr Drake Flaherty. Michael Purcell 35 Elm Street was also admitted for emergency hernia surgery performed by Dr Walker and Dr C H Merrill.
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Marlboro
Jessie Whitcomb
Maynard
Hill Top Rest
Sudbury
Flaherty
W.W. Smith
Drake J. Flaherty
Michael Purcell
Elmst
Marlboro Hospital
Walker
Boston
C. H. Merrill
Marleboro
Concord Grange Holds Field Day and Annual Fair
Concord Grange hosted a Friday field day and evening fair featuring Miss Bean of Westford with Miss Dorothy Miner of West Concord, and William McCarthy of Lowen. Performances included Miss Elizabeth Hennessey and Miss Loretta Dee with Miss Miner, accordion selections by C. Dietz and T. Stacey, and the Rainbow Trio including Miss Miner and Mrs. Hazel Tobin.
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Annursiae Grange
Pool
Bedford P. T. A. Announces Dates for Events
The Ways and Means committee schedules a food sale at Grange Hall on Saturday Oct 8 at 2 pm to fund the organization. A season program at the Junior High auditorium lists events: Oct 30 Halloween party, Nov 27 Whist and Bridge, Jan 22 open date, Feb 26 Valentine party and dance, Mar 25 student entertainment, Apr 20 Fair, May 27 May party.
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Ways and Means
Parent-Teacher Association
Grange Hall
Concord Yankees vs Winelester Town Team Rivalry Fixture
A Sunday game scheduled at the Emerson Playground features the Concord Yankees against Winelester Town. Also note the West Concord Monday Night event meeting at Mrs Wheats’s home with a local teen group.
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Concord Yankees
Winelester Town
Emerson Playground
West Concord
Wheats Uate
Concord Champions of Middlesex County League
Concord wins the championship in a playoff against Billerica three games to one. Lea Smith pitched the decisive final game, holding opponents to one run, as Eddie Fredericks and teammates backed him. The Concord team was praised for its fielding as they prepare for a celebratory banquet in Memoriam, with details of the final score and individual hits noted.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Bilerica
Lea Smith
Billerica
Eddie Fredericks
Oes
Ell
Courier-Citizen
Memoraiatl
Bittersea
Were Married at St Bridget's Maynard Mias Caroline Colombo
Caroline Colombo daughter of Mr and Mrs Cihoules Colombo of 32 Waltham and Philip Lenvo of Newton were married Sunday at St Bridget's church. Rev Walter Stoche officiated as bridesmaids and guests filled the church. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple left for a wedding tour returning to reside in Newton. The bride was widely known and many gifts were received.
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Maynard Mias
Caroline Colombo
Newton
American Woolen Opens Office In Detroit
American Woolen opens a Detroit office in the General Motors building to supply upholstery fabrics for the motor car industry. The firm has expanded with new dyeing equipment and aims to lower costs while improving standards for automobile interiors.
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American Woolen
Detroit
General Motors
Iio
Fire Destroys Maynard Barn in West Concord
A barn on Pine Street in West Concord was gutted by fire around midnight Saturday. Margaret O Connor nearby woke by the blaze and alerted neighbors as the fire department responded, finding the barn fully involved on arrival. The cause is undetermined.
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Maynard
Pine Street
William He. O'Brien
Margaret O'Connor
Maynard Pigeon Captures First Maynard Pigeon Captures First
A homing pigeon from the M. & H. Pizeon club won first prize as the fastest in a 150 mile race from Amsterdam New York to home host. Ten birds from thirteen lofts competed with Maynard Pigeon posting a top speed amid a field including T Faddoul and J Liapan.
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Maynard
Joseph Doel Mainst
Amsterdam
N. Y
T. Faddoul
J. Liapan
Joe Doel
Boeske Wins Two First Prizes at Groton Fair
Local speed driver Maynard Louis Boeske captured two first prizes in five mile automobile races at the Groton Fair. His self-built speedster named Rosena led the field before a wheel came off in a later race.
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Maynard
Louis Boeske
Groton Fair
Louis
Broehto Fair
Rosena
Concord Odd Fellows Elect New Grand at Anniversary Meeting
The Concord lodge of Odd Fellows held its annual meeting at Odd Bellows hall in West Concord. Officers named included Grand Leonard Vo, Past Grand John P Alien, Secretary Harriet Nim, and Treasurer H W Dawles. The event marked the lodge’s fortieth anniversary with presentations of portraits and appointive byes to staff, as noted by Deputy Grand Mites William V. Brown and Arthur E. Storer.
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W. Concord
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows
Odd Bellows Hall
West Concord
C. Waid MacWilliama
Leonard Vo
George Clarence Manter
John Po Alien
Crand
Tlarrie
Findnidal Secremare
W. Uawles
Treaedier
S. Walker
Diether
Woller
Luther Waltham
Dirette Ovet
Thompeath
Case
Ian iv
Eath
Gate of T Lodge
John PD
Wialben
Pa Wiliam Ti
Weel
Pia Brank
Masi
Rideout
Fares A. Bhod
Concord
Aeine
Peter Bullock
Concord Laden
Boo M. Atley
William V. Brown
Waltham Javed
Digama
Arthur BE. Storer
Walthan ' Buest
Cambridge Elks Help Local Field Day Activity Mentioned
Report describes Cambridge Elks joining locals for a field day event held at Vas with around four or more participants. It lists attendees named Mart and Rowell along with others in a community gathering featuring games and activities.
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Cambridge Elks
Bridge Now Open to Traffic
The bridge over the roadway is opened to traffic after completion by Prost and Play ward. Construction used steel beams and twelve inches of concrete, allowing wheel traffic to cross over the cement roadway in Actan.
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Pitts
Crete
Actan
Prost and Play Ward
Bound Over To Grand Jury In Middlesex County Case
Maytia Ho bound over to the next Middlesex County grand jury on a charge of attempted theft from a store. The hearing followed a patient witness proceeding as the state police conducted the examination with Attorney Pynn of Waltham attending for the defense. Edith M. Buckles returned to Concord after a four month stay.
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Uins
Sheridan Avenue
Wis
Middlesex County
Peters Thenead
Framinshai
Miuriwgna
Sidi Seret
Geoge
Bbconpeon
P'ynn Op
Waltham
Edith M. Buckles
Conco'd
Service for Miss Leavitt in Concord and Boston connections
The obituary notes the Concord resident Miss Josephine Leavitt daughter of Jeno Leavitt of Boston and lists her survivors including a nephew. It describes her family and friends, her funeral and burial in Concord with a service at the home and Rev Pitnell Unitarian minister. It mentions Boston ties and a public gathering at Mount So.
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Cobcord
Mies
Josephine Leavitt
Oncord
Thie
Frank T Sanborn
Ralph Waldo
Leavitt Wits
Boston
Jeno
Cerned
Yendell
Leavitt
Acaeviz Shaw
Francis Th Sonteve
We Ifield
Leu Woegyi
Kim Streed
Daniels
Miter Pitnell
Unitarian
Hinreh
Mt. Soho
Corahbrides
Federation Push for Joint Church Union
A group favors forming a federation of two churches and reports back on the plan. The enlarged committee includes M Caro Taylor Mrs Clara G Sawyer Philip Lowden Bertram Moat Clare Milbery from the Universal church and Frank A Perriam Mrs Jennie K Tuttle Walter M French Herbert Ls.
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Pitesuiy
Pyle
Caro Taylor
Clara G Sawyer
Philip Lowden
Bertram Moat
Clare Milbery
the Universal<church
Frank A. .Erriam
Jennie K. Tuttle
Walter M. French
Herbert _ A Ls
Byron man found dead at home in unclear circumstances
A man from Byron was found dead in his home on Hubbard Street with a gas flame left burning and vases extinguished. He was born in Concord on November 24, 1908 and attended St Anselm's College. Funeral arrangements were pending at the time of reporting. He is survived by family members including Katherine and Reg ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Ren Hubbard
Ausley
Ate Wobam
Concord
Annie
Pean Morneng
Flegeoem
Lal S. Berman
Rtos Rey
Rtos Rey Wolliam Hy Bins Bart In Ost. Bernard's
Hi MI Kolene J. Byron
Chytes AL Byron
Katherine Nd
Medal Awarded for Life Saving by Ehlert Seeckts
A partial OCR fragment mentions Ehlert Seeckts receiving a medal for life saving. The text is garbled with numbers and stray words, but the core fact indicates a recognition of lifesaving action. No clear date, event, or location is decipherable.
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Middlesex League
Terence Mulvaney
F. M. Letts
Micks Laws
J. K. Burns
Sowell
Connie
Erin
Inglehurst
Finn
A. Brannigan
Sam
Bruce Northey
M. Sweeney
Uxpridge
T. H. Lynch
H. Janson
P. W. Hehir
Worcester
T. H. Frazer
Glendale
R. I
H. G. Orcutt
Bride of
Rainbow Girls
John J. Sullivan
Concord Grange
Kennedy
Toi Graek
Coward
Bilterica
McCabe
Driscoll
Morris
McDonough
Hegarty
Smith
Batchelder
Batehelder S
Megarty
Parrell
Cull
Jolreon
Frederika
Arkin
McCabess
Petersen
Hewarty
Jutchelder
ST. Bridget's
Philip Lenbo
W.c. T. VU
Woman's Temperance Union
Weet Concord Union
Guy Fern Ud
Anni Gordon
Henry M. Lane
Miss Gordon
Union Church
West Concord Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Mildred Stone
Horster
Pflueger
Gertrude H. Ridegut
J. Cey
Lemmen
Boeske
Russell Jordan
Maynard High School
Frank Brayden
James Malcolm
William Ledgard
Simmon Seder
Sidney McCleary
Forrest Hartin
Edward Ledgard
Howard Whitney
Manuel Glickman
Jordan
Chicago
Waldo MacWilliams
Vas
Ites Bandos Othes
Frank Rowell
Sedtnie
Litsa Tobin
Wiselaikind
Odie
Ramses
Wiliat Lefie
Levenduel
Dew
Mied Decjardin
Cdark Deepsterlin
Beng Careful
Telen
Fet
Werk
Ouen
Nicholas Bensley
Leon
A. H. Rose
Jaffrey
J. William Byron
South Acton
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