Maynard Alumni to honor Midland league champions basketball team
The Maynard Alumni Association plans a testimonial supper for the Maynard H. B8 basketball team, Midland league champions, on April 9 at Masonic hall. Tickets are on sale from Harold Morgan and others, with gifts for players and talks by athletes and coaches.
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Maynard
Maynard Alumni Association
Maynard H. 8
Masonic Hall
Alumni Association
Harold Morgan
James L. Ledgard
George H Gutteridge
James Farrell
Robert Lester
Sadie Case
al ‘Cowles
Bedford Firefighters Battle Brush Fires and Local Thefts
Bedford firefighters spent Saturday amid several brush fires including a major blaze near Brooksbie Road endangering Mite homes and assisting Lexington. On Monday a 4500 acre brush fire in North Lexington destroyed a summerhouse and wood. Bedford returned home tired but safe. Eleanor Maguire of Lexington lost her Ford roadster near the Bedford town hall Monday evening. a second Ford was found on the North Road Tuesday morning belonging to Dr B Gardner of Cambridge. Mr and Mrs George Hart occupy the Henderson house while Henderson moves to the Jenks house as caretaker.
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Brooksbie Road
Lexington
North Lexington
Bedford
Eleanor Maguire
Bedford Town Hall
Cambridge
Warren Dutton
North Road
B. Gardner
George Hart
William Henderson
Mr Henderson
Jenks House
Discussion on Russia Church Protests at Maynard Meeting
The Maynard St George's Parish hall gathering debated the Russian Church and religious persecution. Speakers urged balanced American protest, acknowledging Christian failings at home while calling for justice and mercy. The evening opened with prayers and ended with refreshments.
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Russia
St. George's
Maynard
America
Book of Common Prayer
Maynard Parish Hall Events Highlight St George's Club
The Men's Club of St George's at Parish Hall Maynard hosted a lively Saturday wind down with a German street band parody led by Frederick Keyzer. Winners performed until ten after a late supper. April smoker guest speaker Harry C Templeton announced.
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Maynard
St. George's Arch
Frederick Keyzer
Winhers
Harry C. Templeton
Robin
Hilda’s Guild
St. George's
St. George's Parish Hall
Charles F. Edney
South Acton
Testimonial for Maynard Knighthood Leader Wilbur Clark
Esteemed leading knight of Maynard lodge BP O Biks received a testimonial at a supper by members of the Maynard Rod and Gun Club. Clark helped secure a lodge for Maynard but could not continue as an officer due to business demands.
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Maynard
Wilbur Clark
Maynard Lodge
O Biks
Clack
Bedford Woman's Club Hosts Art Afternoon in Concord
The Bedford Woman's Club gathered at the D A R Chapter rooms in Concord hosted by Mrs. George Blinn. President Miss Theodora Gerouldin attended. readings were given and members toured the building viewing relics before enjoying refreshments by the fireplace.
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Concord
Bedford Woman’s Club
George Blinn
Bedford Club
Theodora Gerouldin
Blinn
Do Away With Railroad Crossings
Plans to change conditions at Concord street and Acton street railroad crossings. Traffic will use a new road crossing the tracks near the middle of the B and M railroad property to remove one crossing. Plans submitted to county commissioners for approval.
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Maynard
Concord Street
Acton Street
B. and M. Railroad
Geese Fly North and Birthday Party Gather in Acton
A large flock of wild geese was seen over South Acton on Wednesday while a lone robin rested on a lawn. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Greenough hosted a March 26 birthday anniversary dinner with a roast beef supper and Bridge afterward. Guests included Haynes Greenough of Reading and Linda Foster of Winchester, among others from nearby towns.
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Robin
George E. Greenough
Mr. Greenough
Haynes Greenough
Reading
M. A. Foster
Ughter
Linda
Winchester
BE. A. Comeau
Tribute Honors Lifelong Interest and Work in the Order
A tribute salutes a longtime member for his enduring interest and devoted service to the order. The piece highlights his dedication, contributions, and impact on the organization over the years.
Musketaquill Sportsmen Buy Estate for Club Grounds
The Musketaquill Sportsmen's Club in Concord bought the R. L. Warner estate at Second Division Brook West Concord. The 126 acre site includes a trout brook and pond, a clubhouse, two log cabins and a storage structure. A skeet range will be built to National Skeet Shooting Association standards and regular Saturday skeet shoots are planned. Joseph A. Macone was elected president with Harry E. Tuttle as vice president William Foss Jr as secretary Harry H Cook as treasurer and Augustine W Macone as skeet committee chair.
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Concord
Musketaquil Sportsmen’s Club
R. L. Warner
Second Division Brook
West Concord
National Skeet Shooting Association
Joseph A. Macone
Harry E. ‘Tuttle
William Foss Jr
Harry H. Cook
Augustine W. Macone
Kenan Damon Reelected Village Leader in West Concord
West Concord Village Improvement Society held its annual meeting at Harvey Wheeler School. Pres Kennan Damon was reelected president. Richard W. McCabe chosen secretary and treasurer. John J. Connorton chairman. Eveline Edwardson, J. R. Beharrel, Edward W. Sheehan, and Elizabeth Connell named officers. Rodney E. Pratt chaired the executive committee with Daniel C. Sullivan and Robert M. Prentiss on auditing. A five member committee led by Harold J. Judas was formed to plan a cleanup week for the tercentenary year.
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West Concord
Hold Topsey Turvey Whist Maynard Event at Odd Fellows Hall
A Mizpah Bight organized topsey turvey whist party will be held Thursday night April 3 at Odd Fellows hall with prizes for men and women including a sweater garter sleeve bands shaving cream card table silver salt pepper set and hot dish holder. Prizes include a 100 lb coal bag electric toaster shoe polish and other items. Retreatments will be served. The event begins a three part series with the next on April 17 and the final on May 1.
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Maynard
Odd Fellows Hall
Mizpah Bight
Nurse Submits Monthly Health Report Across March
Maynard April 2 Regular meeting of the Public Health Association was held at the high school with Mrs George H Creighton presiding. Mary Ward R N submitted the nurse's March report: 29 patients visited 5 brought forward 24 new cases admitted 22 discharged 7 on hand to date 19 association calls 17 free nursing visits 51 John Hancock calls 70 Metropolitan calls total calls 157. Thirteen babies were weighed and measured at a well baby conference conducted by the nurse.
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Maynard
Public Health Association
George H. Creighton
Mary Ward
R. N. Is
John Hancock
Metropolitan Ins
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The Finan Bryden Gerow and Hagerty families express gratitude for sympathy shown after a recent bereavement and for the floral offerings. Andrew J. Finan Mrs. Robert Bryden John 8 and George W. Gerow Mrs. George A. Hagerty join in the thanks.
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Andrew J. Finan
Robert Bryden John
George W. Gerow
George A. Hagerty
Lost Deposit Book Notice at Concord Cooperative Bank
Payment stopped on Deposit Book No. 488 after loss report. Concord Cooperative Bank treasurer Benjamin Moody records the event with dates April 2, 9, and 16.
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Concord Cooperative Bank
Benjamin Moody
Treas
Lost deposit book for savings bank record
Deposit Book No 47093 of The Middlesex Institution for Savings has been lost and payments are stopped. Holder: Herbert W Hosier assistant. Dated April 1, 1930.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
Herbert W. Hosier
Birth of a daughter at Emer y Hospital West Concord
West Concord reports Mr and Mrs Perlie Thurston welcomed a daughter at Emer y Hospital. Ethel Massie plans a month long Boston nurse training. Mrs Elizabeth Hennessey led a community singing at the Bedford Veterans Hospital with hospital orchestra and pianist Miss Julia Dee. Miss Ruth I Lapham begins duties as West Concord Branch Library librarian. Miss Hilda Luker of Provincetown visited Mrs James Maguire. James L Adams notes Griffin farm sale in Westford to Mrs Alice T Patterson of Waltham.
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Ethel Massie
Boston
Elizabeth Hennessey
Commonwealth Avenue
Bedford
Veterans’ Hospital
Julia Dee
Ruth I. Lapham
West Concord
Hilda Luker
Provincetown
James Maguire
James L. Adams
Griffin
Westford
Alice T.patterson
Waltham
Congregational Church notices and local births
Congregational Church services listed with Rev Ralph A Barker. A parade of family news notes births and visits including Crosby returning from New Haven, Stiles and Fairbanks families visiting, travels to St Petersburg Ha vana and Am herst, and a first grandson in the Kimball family. A grass fire near Marlboro Branch RR tracks is noted with no property damage reported.
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Ralph A. Barker
William C. Crosby
New Haven
Catharine Crosby
Frank L. Stiles
Gertrude
Lester Stiles
Everett Haynes
North Acton
Charles H. Fairbanks
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Verne Diamond
Aglington
Kimball Famly
Arthur McKelvie
Emcous Hospital
Marlboro
R.R
Florida
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