Boston to Host New England Cub Scout Meet
In Boston on April 10 and 11 the New England regional Cub Scout event will focus on the new Cub program. Dr. Hurt, PhD, LLDS, executive of the National Scouts, will address about 500 leading professionals and leaders from the Boy Scouts of America.
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Boston
Lew England
Boy Scouts of
New England
Zs Rt
Mike
National Scouts
América
Bok
Jart
Kia University
Chicago
Berli
Germany
Hollyda
Presa Bureau
Boy Scouts of America
Tee Hart
Europe
Hurt
Ens. of Human Relations
Concord High School Track Schedule Duel on Patriots Day
Howard Heyliger of Concord High schedules a duel meet with Melrose High on Patriots Day at Emerson Playground Concord Center. Medals in gold silver and bronze to winners as the town hosts morning celebration events.
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Howard ‘Heyliger
Melrosé High School
Emerson Playground
Comcord Center
Glee Club to Present Public Concert with Walter Smith Guest
The Glee Club announces its annual public concert at the Elks Lodge AF & A M with guest artist Walter Smith trumpeter and leader of the Jenney Broadcasting Band. Despite a short existence the club has performed in Rochester Wella Maine Concord Framingham and Wal tham and earned praise from the Netw Fed of Men's Glee Clubs. The officers include Frank T. Holland president William T secretary Albert Tallant treasurer and William Jones librarian.
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Arkie
Clas
Aer Welch Lodge
AF & A
Glee Club
Walter Smith
Jenney Broadcasting Band
Mr Smith
WEE
Pawtucket
R. Shack
Garin
Fos
Frank T. Holland
William T
Albert Tallant
William Jones
Sheiks Capture Saisa's Market Victory in Desert Clash
Brandy Ryan led the third period rally as the Sheiks defeated Saisa's Market 24-16 in the final frame after a tight start. Tauno Toropa scored 17 points while Hint Ge and Jarvi riding contributed in a bustling desert showdown with rugged defense and high tempo.
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Desert Roamers
Tauno Toropa
Goore
Butchers
Brandy Ryan
oe @holks
Sheiks
Ryan
Hintge
Jarvi &Iding
Yielom
Torppa
Middlesex County Sprayer Show Moves to April Weather Cutoff
The second annual Middlesex County Sprayer Show at Dell Dale Farm on the Mohawk Trail Lion features sprayers of all sizes and will be postponed to Friday afternoon April 10 if weather turns bad. Exhibitors will demonstrate machines and equipment such as sprayers and dusters to farmers.
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Middlesex County
Dell Dale Farm
Mohawk Trail
Lion
Ternoon
Sudbury High School Names New Baseball Captain and Manager
Sudbury High School announces Edward Cutler elected team manager for the coming season and Philp Richardson named captain as players share duties.
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Edward Cutler
Sudbury
Philp Richardson
Maynard Plans Daily Baseball Practice Ahead of Season Opener
Coach Lent aims daily workouts weather permitting as his Maynard team prepares for the April 18 opener against Winchester. The roster features veterans Saarela Brayden Helander and others. schedule lists games with Clinton Leominster Belmont Marlboro Winchester Concord Stoneham Hodson Raimont and more plus a May 16 track meet at Belmont.
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Maynard
Don ‘Lent
Winchester
Lent
W. Saarela
Frank Brayden
E. Helander
A. Fingard
P. Kendra
C. Norgoal
B. Letva
D. Gagne
J. O'Leary
Hintsa
B. Jokisaari
T. Castanza
P. Taylor
J. Malcolm
Winchinster
Clinton
Leominster
Belmont
Marlboro
Concord
Stonkham
Stoneham
Hodson
Raimont
Lexington
Citizens Committee thanks all who aided winter relief effort
The Citizens Committee expresses appreciation for the help given in the winter relief work. Miss Foster the school nurse notes the value of cooperation that enabled shoes and clothing for needy children. The committee will call a general meeting later for a further report and thanks all who sacrificed time and energy to serve fellow townspeople. Matthew A. Vance, Serv. for the Maynard Citizens Committee.
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Miss Foster
Amo
Aplendia
Matthew A. Vance
Maynard Citizen’s Committee
Concord Women Celebrate Golden Jubilee at First Parish
The Concord Women's Parish Association marked its 50th anniversary Monday afternoon at the First Parish Unitarian Church vestry after its annual meeting. Mrs. Herbert F. Whipple was reelected president with a slate of officers including Mrs. Raymond Wheeler and L. Everett as vice presidents and Mrs. John G. Morse as secretary.
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Concord Women’s Paris Association
First Parish Unitarian Church
Herbert F. Whipple
Raymond Wheeler
L. Everett
John G. Morse
Frederick A. Bosley
Harry Wi Brigham
Treaurer
H. Robert Bygrave
Caroline P. Holden
Lois N. Marks
Myra A. Carkin
B. Farnham Smith
Eliza 8. Macquarrie
M. Cole
Charles Hi. Paine
Hollis
Howe
Wise
Birthday fete honors Unitarian Women's Alliance leaders
Mrs. Benjamin R Pere of Cambridge cut a large birthday cake as members of the Unitarian Church and the Women's Parish Association gathered. The program, chaired by Miss Eliza B Macquarrie, featured greetings from national officers and former presidents. Rev Edward P Daniels of Santa Barbara was noted as upcoming minister, with duties starting June 14.
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Benjamin R Pere
Cambridge
Bulkeley
Emer‘ing
Unitarian Church
Women’s Parish Association
Eliza B. Macquarrie
Whipple
Carolline Atherton
Boston
National Alliance
Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Santa Barbara
Cal
Thomas Rees
Woman's Alliance
H. Walcott
Edward Furber
Wellesley
Woodward Hudson
MISS MARY ADAMS TO LEAD CONCORD ANTIQUARIAN HOUSE
The Concord Antiquarian Society names Miss Mary Adams as head custodian for the season. Adams, a Bryn Mawr graduate educated in Concord, has worked at the Metropolitan Art Museum and written art magazine articles and a catalog for the Society of American Arts and Decorations. She will be aided by Miss Susan Locke and Miss Mildred Murray with volunteer staff Mrs. Douglas Miller and Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer. The Antiquarian House opens April 19 with an afternoon tea.
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Mary Adams
Concord Antiquarian Society
Bryn Mawr
Concord
Metropolitan Art Museum
New York
Society of American Arts and Decorations
Susan Locke
Charles Locke
Mildred Murray
School of Commercial Drawing
Douglas Miller
Herbert B. Hosmer
iHouse
Concord Players Stage You and I at Veterans Hall
The Concord Players present You and I at the Veterans Building on Friday and Saturday evenings. Cast includes Mr. and Mrs. William Faversham Jr., Philip A. Davis, Charles W. Farnsworth, Mrs. Samuel Hoar, Miss Susan Locke and Lennox-Asterpéde. Attic studio space is prepared with added stairs for the performance.
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Hay
Concord Players
You
I Philip ‘Barry
Bethany
Concord
William Faversham, Jr
Philip A. Davis
Charles W. Farnsworth
Samuel Hoar
Susan Locke
Lennox
Veterans’ Hall
Educator and Penniman Found Dead at Home
The educator and Penniman, a University figure, was found dead at his home today. He was 40 unmarried. Funeral services are set for 3 p m Wednesday at the Church of the Trinity with Rev. Floyd W Tompkins. Interment will follow in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone will conduct the committal. Penniman was known for literature and athletics enthusiasm.
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Church of the
Ac Trinity
Floyd W. Tompkins
Oncord
Sleepy Hollow
Alfred ‘Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
R. Pennimean
Dr Penniman a noted authority on Washington and baseball figure
Dr. Penniman, intimate friend of Connie Mack and longtime Washington authority, estimated he had seen over 6000 baseball games. He wrote on George Washington and founded educational libraries at Yale Brown and Penn. Born in Alexandria Virginia, he graduated Yale in 1884 and traveled widely for research.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Penniman
George Washington
Washington
DeLancey School
Yale
Brown University
University of Pennsylvania
Europe
Dora Xeen
Philadelphia
Mt. ‘Muir
Harriman Fjord
Alaska
Dr.Penniman
Alexandria
James Lanman
Maria Davis Hosmer Penniman
Pree Academy
Norwich
Vets Plan For Poppy Sale Nationwide Distribution
Plans for distributing six million buddy poppies nationwide during the week before Memorial Day are set for the tenth annual Buddy Poppy Sale by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Disabled veterans in government hospitals have been producing about 50,000 poppies a month.
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Veterans of Foreign Ware
U. S
Herbert Comeau
Maynard Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Comeau
Maynard Schools Fumigated Amid Scarlet Fever Cases
The Board of Health ordered fumigation of all rooms in Maynard schools and the public library after three reported scarlet fever cases. Schools closed yesterday afternoon and reopened today. the library remains closed all day Thursday and will reopen Friday.
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Board of Health
Board of ‘Health
Maynard Notes Substituted Teacher and Local Gatherings
Maynard reports Miss Florence Seder substituting as teacher with Mrs Gertrude Keene resting after surgery at Emerson hospital yesterday. An illustrated lecture led by Denis Farnell opened a meeting of LD Wilson Chapter Order of De Molay at Masonic hall Monday night. Magdalene Chapter C E S met with Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls directed by Mrs Lessie McGarry. The play Happy Days featured Ruthie and Ruth Taylor Ruth Bishop Marion Lester Luella Hunton and Lor Piano with solos.
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Plorence Seder
Gertrude Keene
Great Road
Emerson Hospital
Denis Farnell
LD Wilson
Order de Molay
Masonic ‘Hall
Maynard
Magdalene
Maynard Assembly
Raibow
Lessie McGarry
Maynard and Marlboro Boy Scouts Hold Court of Honor
The Court of Honor met at Roosevelt School with Supt of Schools H Walker presiding and leaders including Guyer W Fowler, W B Bemis, Norman J Lindsay, Ralph H Whitman. Twenty one boys earned second class ranks. Walter Crowther became Star Scout and Mark Newton advanced to first class. Maynard group and Marlboro leaders present.
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Court of Honor
Roosevelt School
Suptof
H. Walker
Twen
Guyer W. Fowler
W. EB. Bemis
Norman J. Lindsay
Ralph H. Whitman
Marlboro
Scouls
Harold Cuttell
George Hekkala
Into
Kalliom
Edwin Katpala
Armas Reini
Robert Koch
Walter Reynolds
Louis Bachrach
David Cahoon
Owen Frankland
Marshall Frye
William Glickman
Werner Marchald
John Ranla
Ralph Whitney
Robert MecGary
John Maguire
John J. Pozerycki
Thanks for kindness after our loss
We express appreciation for the kindness shown during our bereavement James Carr and family thank you for the flowers and Mass cards.
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James Carr and
Miss Lorraine Perkins Hosts Pleasant Eastern Holiday Luncheon
Miss Lorraine Perkins of Cushing Academy spent the Eastern holidays at home and attended a charming luncheon hosted by her young friends on Saturday.
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Lorraine Perkins
Cushing Acadmy
Easter Hill youth party hosts list in Sudbury
Sudbury hosts Nancy and Barbara Way welcomed a large group of young people for an Easter Sunday gathering at Whitinghall. Guests included Albert England Donald Pitcher Win Sharp Henry Wolfe Perry Williams and others. A Friday Fire Prevention Meeting with Warden Stone urged extreme caution in burning debris and warned of risks from unattended fires.
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Nancy
Barbara Way
Albert England
Donald Pitcher
Win. Sharp
Donald Zinn
Henry Wolfe
Harvard
Perry
Williams
David Williams
Alfred Danghaus
Franz Danghausen
Roxbury
Joanna Foster
Milda Allen
J. Wright
Phil Weir
Rasmund Strauss
Gleason Buckley
Ethel Edwards
Anita Edwards
Jack Russell
Whitinghall
Warden Stone
Why Human Beings Worship Not Beasts Do
First Parish Church announces a 11 o clock sermon by Rev Channing Brown on Why Human Beings Worship While Beasts do Not. All who lack another church are invited to join in the service at the meeting house. Lois Winslow Sisson daughter of Mr and Mrs Winslow Chasé Sisson of Arlington was christened following the Master service. Relatives attended from near and far. Mrs Warren Hunt played the organ.
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FIRST
Channing Brown
Patisi Metting House
Lois Winslow Sisson
Winslow Chasé Sisson
Arlington
Mrrs
Sisson
Lois Barton
Frank Barton
Father
Mrother
America
Barton
Sudbury
Warren Hunt
Concord Men's Club Meeting Apr 14 with supper and lecture
The Concord Men's Club will meet in the Chapel of the Congregational Church on Tuesday April 14 with supper after six. Henry H. directs an illustrated talk by Mr Becher of the Bureau of Sheko at Washington on "Modern, many" planned to be of unusual interest.
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Trinitarian ‘Congregational Church
Henry H
Becher
Jamaica Plain official to speak on Hillside School progress
Will Sean Freeman of Jamaica Plain, vice president of Hillside School in Marlborough, will speak over Station WHDH Boston on Friday morning April 10 at 11 o'clock. He will give a five minute endorsement talk highlighting school work and achievements.
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Freeman .O
Enmierson
Jamaica Plain
Hillside School
Marlborough
Will
WHDH
Boston
Mt of the. Boston
Treasury balance reading uncertain in Washington report
A Washington report outlines uncertainty around the treasury balance with fragmented phrasing and unclear figures, suggesting ongoing financial detail scrutiny and possible policy implications.
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