Maynard Auxiliary hosts county council session
The bi monthly Middlesex County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary met in Maynard with 270 members present. Speeches highlighted contributions from Newton Ashland and Waltham leaders. Miss Anna Mannion of Waltham, past state president, and Mrs Alice Waite of Worcester led honors and Americanization efforts.
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Lesex County Council
Serican Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellows
Minnie Downey
Maynard
Meen
Ats
Charles Donahue
County Council
Tht
Shepardson
Read
Joseph Dineen
Council
Newton
Ura Lincoln
Ashland
Mty
Lowell
Anna Mannion
Waltham
Alice Waite
Worcester County Council of
John Hooley
Ayer
Middlesex County Legion Council
Middlesex County Council
Maynard Unit
Grace Sweeney
Maynard Auxiliary
Frank Sheridan
Ledgard Marks 57 Years at Assabet Mill as Spinner Veteran
Ledgard, a longtime textile worker at the Assabet mill, celebrates 57 years of continuous service as a mule fixer and spinning mechanic. Known as Gramp among family and friends, he remains active in the mill and in hobbies including poker. He recalls early days as an apprentice and says he has never admitted a loss at poker, attributing lean times to others.
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Pries
Ledgard
Gramp
Harry
Henry
Assabet
One Eye Club Elects Officers at Roosevelt School
The One Eye Club at Roosevelt School elected officers for an eighteen girl 4 H sewing group led by Miss Zinnia Chu toranski. Officers include Helen Dutkowsky president Virginia Bourke vice president Jennie Milewski secretary Nic Wasiuk game leader Sophie Baker health leader Viola Simmonetti treasurer Charlotte King area leader Helen Labowick assistant program leader Catherine Hottman and others. Members work on basting gathering and hand stitch with projects themed Automobile Races and Bow Wow.
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Maynard
Roostvelt School
Zinnia Chutoranski
Helen Dutkowsky
Virginia Bourke
Jennie Milewski
Nic Wasiuk
Sophie, Baker
Viola Simmonetti
Charlotte King Areata
Helen Labowick
Catherine Hottman
Ans
Apoatery
Victoris
Nominate New Officers for Cordwomans Club
The Cord Woman's Club holds its final meeting in the High School auditorium on Monday April 13 with an annual luncheon at 1 o'clock. A nominating committee has proposed officers including President Mrs Leslie R. Moore and several vice presidents and secretaries, and a fashion show follows at 3:30.
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Concord Woman's Clu
Herbert B Smith
George W Towle
Rebekah M Briggs
Joseph H Orendorff
Theodore L Smith
George’ W Tow
Alfred Curtis
John M Eaton
Eliza B MacQuarrie
Hollis. S Howe
George A. Hill
Sarah R. Bartlett
Charles M. Byron
Margaret M Fallon
John R Hinton
Elmer L Joslin
Frederick Millett
Joseph Richardson
Thomas L Sanborn
Alexander A Cameron
Horton Edmands
David S Hawkins
Walter N How
Wallace K Howard
Martin §. Meigs
Norman Spencer
William Wadsworth
Julian W Bailey
Walter M Bush
Henry J Coolidge
Gordon P DeWolf
Charles L. Foote
John J Lee
Gertrude H Rudd
George B Clark
Marvin Taylor
Charles E Tolman
Raymond Wheeler
Woman’s Club
Clase
Retains Skill As Marksman Maynard Lieutenant Sheridan Leads Rifle Shoot
Lieutenant Harold Sheridan of Company F 1st Regiment of Infantry demonstrated his marksmanship with a 311 out of 350 score to lead a Hudson Armory rifle shoot. He remains active in military affairs as drill master of St. Bridget's Cadet Corps and the Children of Mary Corps. Harold Lever Ruth Wilson Ernest Holt Phyllis Naylor Bates College students return home for spring vacation. Laurie Lever Harold Glickman Dartmouth students also on vacation Arne Fingard travels south with the Dartmouth baseball squad.
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Maynard
Harold Sheridan
Hudson Armory
Sheridan
St. Bridget’s
Children of Mary Corps
St. Bridget’s Parish
Harold Lever
Ruth Wilson
Ernest Holt
Phyllis Naylor
Bates College
Laurie Lever
Harold Glickman
Dartmouth
Arne Fingard
Return Home For Kennedy Family Couple After Hospital Stay
Mrs Michael J McHugh and her baby daughter have returned from Cambridge hospital to their home on Upland road. Mrs John Haynes Kennedy and infant daughter Miss Helen Loring Kennedy have also returned home from the New England Baptist hospital.
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Michael J McHugh
Cambridge Hospital
Hans On Upland Road
John Haynes. Kennedy
Miss. Hisse. Loring
Helen‘ Loring Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Concord Americanization graduation honors citizens and students
The third annual graduation exercises of Concord evening school Americanization classes were held in the high school auditorium. Forty state one and 25 town certificates were awarded. Many tableaux and plays featured immigrants from ten nationalities, with awards for perfect attendance and special certificates to many students and citizens.
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Concord
Old Concord
D of A R
Horton Hdmands
Amercan
Antonio Jasti
Theresa Fraticelli
Angelo Cirenaio
Melisi
Concord Women’s Club
Fraticelli
Woman's Club
Maynard Woolen Textile Show Returns with Promising Orders
The American Woolen Company held its annual textile showing in New York City this week. Assabet mills samples were well received and orders booked are encouraging. A first showing made in the local mill drew interest, with another soon to follow as orders are expected to grow.
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Maynard
American Woolen Company
New York City
Assabet
Middlesex Dairy Farmers Hear On Market Problems
Acton Center residents attended a Middlesex Dairy Farmers Association meeting at Acton Town Hall to hear reports from committees and a talk by the Division of Animal Industry director on a program for eradication. Officers elected included Frederick H. Bowser as president, Herbert P. Dutton as vice president, A. C. Whittemore as secretary, and Mayd Verrill as treasurer.
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Acton
Middlesex County
Acton Center
Middlesex Dairy Farmers Association
Division
Animal Industo
Ll R Richardson
Middlesex Dairy Farmerg Association
Frederick H. ‘Bowser
Woburn
Herbert P. Dutton
Carlisle
Ashoe
Mayd Verrill
Concor
Emerson Society Bridge Party At First Parish Vestry
A bridge party was held in the vestry of the First Parish Church Friday evening under the Emerson Society of the Young People's Religious Union. Robert Twitchell served as chairman.
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Brdge
First Parish Unitarian Church
Emerson Society of the Young People’s Reigious Union
Robert Twitchell
Funeral services for Mrs Callahan of Concord
Mrs Margaret Callahan died Friday from injuries after being struck by a car in Monument Square Concord. Funeral from 3 Grant Street with High Mass at St. Bernard's Church. burial in St. Bernard's Cemetery. Survived by husband Edward, sisters Mrs Mead and Mrs Barker, brother Edward Monahan. many nieces and nephews. Concord reports 1.29 inches rainfall from Sunday storm.
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Concord
iMrs
Margaret. Callahan
Wuwara Callanan
Banerson Huppite
Skwu
Monument Square
Grant Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Willam H. Fumick
John H. McDvald
Lexingto
Joseph W. Healey
Suv Deacey
D. Curran
Rupert Woodlock
Lee Murpar
Patrick O'Connell
Goncord
Patrick Kane
Waltham
William Meas
Saugus
Sm .St Bernard’s Cemetery
Callahan
County Galway
Ireland
John Monahath
Cicley (Lyon) Monahan
M. F. Mead
Melrosé
Sarah Barker
Edward Monahan
Acton Mourns Death Of Local Businessman Smith Finney
Smith Finney of the firm Ney and Holt died at Emerson Hospital on Tuesday March 24 after a short illness. Born September 2 1869 in Burke New Hampshire he moved to South Acton at 18 and joined Tuttle Jones and Wetherbee before forming a partnership with his cousin Frank W Heltan. A progressive and generous man he supported radio adoption and helped many in the community. Funeral services were held March 26 at the Congregational church with local and Masonic delegations in attendance. He is survived by a sister Mrs Emma Brown of Manchester NH and a nephew Wallace Brown. The body was taken to Manchester for burial.
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Smith Finney
Ney and Holt
Emerson Hospital
Clark
Mr. Finney
Burke, N
William
Rachel Smith Finney
South Acton
Tuttle, Jones and Wetherbee
James Tuttle
Elnathan Jones
Frank W. Heltana
Acton
Congregational
Sister
Ralph Littlefield
Ralph ‘W. Piper
Carl C. Flint
Frank Penny
William T. Merriam
Frank A. Merriam
Manchester
N.A
Concord Woman Among 1100 Dead in Managua Quake
The disaster in Managua left about 1100 dead 3000 injured and 15000 homeless. Mrs J D Murray of Concord Massachusetts is named among the known fatalities. US Marines and Red Cross aid mobilize with emergency hospitals and supplies.
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Concord
Managua
U.S
Red Cross
Manegua
Nicaragua
INS
Hugo Baske
Medical Corps
J. D. Murray
Mass
U. S. Marine Corps
James 5. Dickey
U. S
American Red Cross
Moncada
East Lynne revival at Veterans Building Saturday
East Lynne will be shown as a talking moving picture at Veterans Building at 2 30 and 8 10 next Saturday April 5 starring Ann Harding Conrad Nagel and Clive Brook. The revival is praised as a drama that has moved hundreds of thousands of viewers over the years.
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Koncord
East Lynne
Veterans Building
Ann Harding
Conrad Negel
Clive Brook
Eight Grass Fires Fought This Week By Local Dept
The local fire department reports extinguishing eight grass fires during the past week as the fire season remains active. Firefighters urge caution and remind residents to clear dry debris and avoid outdoor burning during windy conditions.
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Maynard
Concord Horse Show Set For May Ninth At Riding School
Concord announces the annual horse show at Paul Revere Riding School on May ninth under new owners Mr and Mrs Norman Chase. A new ring has been laid out on level ground replacing the former area. Morning events include children classes and a pony class with various jumping events to follow.
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Concord
Paul Revere
Owers
Norman Chase
Chase
Regional Scout Conference set in Boston April meeting
New England scouting leaders plan the Annual Regional Meeting in Boston April 9 and 10 at Kenmore Hotel with group sessions on Civic Service Training Camping and Troop Organization. Dr H W Hurt will present the Box Spc program for younger boys and Charles E Cotting of Boston is regional chairman. Concord High School baseball practice opens at Emerson playground diamond.
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Corneil
Boy. of America
Boston
Plana
J Vtny Hall
Marlboro
New England
New England Scoutere
Kenmore
Thane
H W Hurt
Spc of
America
Charles E Cotting
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Odd Fellows Hall
Assabet Mill
One Eye Club
WLEY
Wilocycles
Concord Woman's Club
Nared
D.A.R. Chapter
James
Poland
Mary Smaetano
Italy
Mary Brees Pee Ee
Norway
Alphiide “Atildesimersand
Sweden
Christina Antoquoni
Denmark
Eisie Hansel
Belguim
Jeanne Jean
Florence
Kilfoyle
Germany
Margaret’ White
Adelea Sablone
Velina Bregoli
William Penn
Antonis Amendola
Dominic Purrd
John Scimune
Dominic Intfererra
Sam Palumbo
Benjamin Franklin
James Ruggelino
Betsy Ross
Teresa Fraticelli
Bregoli
Antognoni
Donato
Washington
Valley Forge
Thomas Nelson
John Sablone
Tony Amendolia
Jas
Stabtiew
Gio Arena
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Gincola
Seoiaan Tincola
Thos
Quinn
Dominic Pagano
the Red Cross
Anna Teeco
Elizabeth Recco
Méedica
Florioth
Elsie Rose
Adelia Sablone
Fred
Ceccerrini
Pina Colanri
Angelo
di Renzio
Teres
Raticelli
Pietro di Salvatore
Mary Pappas
Florence‘ Kilfoy
Catherine Harrington
Antonino Comatote
Velina’ Bregoli
Pietro Salvatore
New York
Emerson Society
Margaret
Joseph D. Murray
United States Marine Camps
Major Murray
Eileen
Maj. Murray
Monument Street
Murray
Lillian ‘Balmforth
North Billerica
United States Marine Corps
Marines
6Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Naval Detention Pen
Deer Island
Cape May
Concord Horse Show
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
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