Local Sports Roundup Highlights Tennis Trophy Display
The inter town doubles tennis trophy sits in Bob Gee’s window after a donation by Bert Coughlin. Ken Palmer and Tanno Fingard win the top prize, with plans for a united tennis association and permanent tourneys. Don Littlefild named King of local powwow. Gruber Brothers clinch bowling league title as junior league forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Cowles
Halet
Bob Gee
Bert Coughlin
Winnahs
Ken Palmer
Tanno Fingard
Don Littlefild
Powlaways
Gruber Brothers
Lankiewica
Sherm
Sebastian
Ernc Nyholm
First Parish Church to Hold Good Friday Service
Friday April 11 at 7 pm a Good Friday service will be held at the First Parish Church. Rev Howard Perry Daniels will read the Good Friday Narrative and speak briefly. The choir will sing two chorales from the St Matthew Passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Perry Daniels
One Good Friday Three Hour Service at Trinitarian Church
Trinitarian Congregational prepares a free three hour Good Friday service from 12 noon to 3 pm with ministers Rev Kenneth R Teed Dr Richard M Cameron Rev Harry P Odland Rev Charles M Styron Rev Edward M Reighard Rev Wilfrid H Bunker and the pastor. Soloists include Mrs Jesse Potter Miss Haine Tinnell and Miss Edna Tuckerman with Miss Marguerite Barnes at the piano accompanying church choir choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Teed
Richard M. Cameron
Harry P. Odland
Charles M. Styron
Lincoln
Edward M. Reighard
Wilfrid H. Bunker
Jesse Potter
Haine Tinnell
Edna Tuckerman
Marguerite. Barnes
Totals and Highest Scores in Historical Match
The records show totals 548 540 516 1607 with the highest total by H Peters at 302. Another line lists 496 545 647 1681 and notes Grieve as the highest total at 314. Waciawski Kangas and Grieve appear with top totals in separate lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Peters
H. Peterso
Waciawski Kangas
Grieve
Sudbury Club Notes Local Events And Community News
The Friday Afternoon B Club met at Mrs Marion Eaton's home in South Sudbury with attendees including Lawrence L. King editor of the Boston Globe. The gathering raised funds for the Grange kitchen equipment and other light social items. Other notes include travels, hospital updates, rummage sale outcomes, magazine donations for soldier camps, Easter visits, and road work by the Highway Department. Measles affect school families. land sales and building plans surface as Alfred Grinnell M D gains approval to erect a residence on Peakham Road.
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Marion Eaton
South Sudbury
Lawrence L
King Philip Road
Boston Glote
Washington, D.C
Concord Road
Grange
Parl Huckel
Br. Andrews
Middletown
Delaney
Pine Lakes
H.W Bisbee
Concord
Burt Wohlback
Sudbury
John G. Woods
Buffalo
New York
William. Foley
Newton Hospital
Nancy Fairbank
Harvey N. Fairbank
Williams and Mary’ College
Margaret Lamos
Hilton Village
Town Hall
Glenellen Kennels
Hilda Ogilvie
Percival
Goodman Hill
Loring Smith
Norwich University
Sudbury ‘Center
Alfred Grinnell
Peakham Road
Woman’s Club
Henry E Webster
Methodist
Elmore Brown
Gordon Hunter
Highway Department
Daniel Krauser
Peakham
Lancaster
Intentions of marriage filed in Maynard clerk's office
Marriage intentions were filed by Benjamin Marriano of Maynard with Philomena Girardi of West Concord. John J Johnston of Maynard with Provence Boothroyd of Maynard. John W Coady of Maynard with Viola Labassiere of Marlboro. James Ruggiero of West Concord with Maria Primiano of Maynard. Frank A Primigno of Maynard with Mary Filla of Newton.
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Maynard
Benjamin Marriano
Douglas Avenue
Philomena Girardi
Harrington Avenue
West Concord
John J. Johnston
Thompson Street
Provence Boothroyd
Tremonti Street
John W Coady
Viola Z Labassiere
Sumner Street
Marlboro
James Ruggiero
Genant Street
Maria
Eric Farnell Elected Kennedy Association President Again
Eric Farnell of Concord Street was chosen for a third term as president of the Kennedy Association, the first member to serve more than one term. Farnell, a well known baritone, belongs to Maynard Lodge Ellis Maynard Grange and Middlesex Central Pomona, serving as treasurer in the latter two. He is also with the Hatchel-Hayden Choral Society of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Farnell
Concord Street
Kennedy Association
Farnell
Maynard Lodge
B. P. D. Ellis Maynard Grange
Middlesex Central Pomona
Hatchel-Hayden “Choral . Society
Boston
Maynard Public Library field worker joins American Imprints Inventory
Maynard Public Library Trustee secretary Maynard Robert Lester assigned as field worker for the American Imprints Inventory. The WPA survey, based at Sharp School Boston, seeks to locate and document every print item from the era. Lester will visit libraries in Maynard Stow Sudbury Berlin Boxboro during Open House week May 20 to 25 with specific visiting hours. Marion Watson is project supervisor and Ethel H. Jennette is assistant.
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Maynard
Robert Lester
Maynard @Public Library Trustees
Mass. Wipa Historical Records Survey
Sharp School
Pickney Street
Boston
America
Lester
Stow
Sudbury
Berlin
Boxboro
WIPA
Sharp
Pickney
Anderson Street
Beacon Hill
Mass
Marion Watson
Ethel H. Jennette
Acton Garden Club Hosts Guest Night Speaker
Acton Garden Club held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Woman's Club house in Acton Center with Mrs Edwin Hollowell presiding. A feature paper on asters was read by Mrs Joseph Fitzgibbons of Acton Center. Plans were discussed for guest night on May 1 with Percy A. Brigham set as guest speaker delivering an illustrated lecture on Flower Folk of New England.
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Acton
Acton Garden
Woman’s Club
Acton Center
Edwin Hollowell
Joseph Fitzgibbons
Axton Cen‘ter
Charles Davis
Fred Rimbach
Percy A. Brigham
New England
Rita Sheridan to Wed Werner Machold April 19
Miss Rita Sheridan daughter of Mr and Mrs James Sheridan Hillside street received a miscellaneous shower at her home last night. Guests came from Maynard Marlboro Hudson Hopkinton Concord and other places ahead of her April 19 wedding to Werner Machold.
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Maynard
Rita Sheridan
James Sheridan
Hillside Street
Marlboro
Hudson
Hopkinton
Concord
Sheridan
Werner Machold
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Sunday Schedule
The Concord church lists Sunday Services at 10 45 Am Sunday School at 1 45 PM and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 PM Reading rooms operate 2 to 5 PM on weekdays and holidays. The April 13 Lesson Sermon discusses Are Sin Disease and Death Real with the Golden Text from Psalms 27 1 and Isaiah 60 1 20 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord Notes from Odd Fellows Hall and Community Events
William B. Mors Graham won first prize in a whist party at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs Clara Johnanson was second, Alma Hiott took the door prize and Nellie Berry the fruit basket. James DeNeill won the men’s consolation. Mrs Maker of Sudbury won the women’s dubious honors. Births, church talks, lodge meetings, and plans for dances and fundraisers fill the weekend schedule. A false alarm occurred at 8:20 p.m. Wednesday. Rhoda Ann Morehead born March 29 at Emerson hospital to Kenneth and Lucy Morehead of Acton. Various lodge, church, and club events continue through April with multiple meetings and social events listed. Local groups plan birthdays, dances, and a street fair, and fish stocking at Musketaqui Sportsman Club.
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Mors
William B
Graham
Commonwealth ‘ ‘Avenue
Odd Fellows Hall
Clara Johnanson
Alma Hiott
Nellie Berry
James ‘DeNeill
Maker of
Sudbury
Kenneth
Burton Morehead
Acton
Rhoda Ann
Emerson Hospital
Morehead
Lucy Bean
Vienna
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Frank T. Holland
Endall G. Hathaway & Co
The
Middlesex Institution
For Savings
Massachusetts
Assabet Institution
Maynard, Mass
Great Rose
Joseph J. Sleeper
Old Town
Eles
Tiny
Strack v. Bine
Killer
Farrell
Byrdy’s ‘Nordberg
Jim Colombo
Wanson
Novick
Latva
Karo
RL Lent Mae
Arden
Pumano
Kytola
Flaherty Thee
Cure
Oe Peterson
Nelson
Pontiac Dram
Jo Colombo
Saamnis
Lawrenc
Kangas
Denny
MecDonald A
B. McDonald
Nyhohn
Chas. Colombo
Wallawski
Dy Lent Ae
Frank
Nason ST
Veterans’ Building
Charlie Bolton
Kay Sutton
Bob Carliste
BOVEY
SO. Sudbury
Ghosen
Viking
Framingham ‘Centre
Jnday
State Historical Record Survey
Garden Club
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, Concord
Maynard Ek
Antursnac Grange
Ladies Auxiliary
Mary A. Battles
Monument
Concord Council. of
JL. D. Wilson
Order of DéMolay
Girl Scout House
Walden Street
Lenny Fields
Orchestra of
Lowell
Elisinore and
Grant Streets
Harry’ P. Odland
Evangelical
Free Church
Concord Lodge
Odd ‘Fellows Hall
Harold H
Hall
Belknap Street
Ladies Union of
West Cone Union Church
George R. Shepard
Murdock Macleod
Frank Leighton
William Smith
Highland Street
Evangelical Free Church
Carl Arthur. Preeman, Jr
West Acton
Carl Jr
Walter J. Avery
Harold J. Wellington
Heater
Cambbridge Lodge of Elks
Jacob
Kokkes
Sudbury Road
John ‘Nyland
Ver Thoreau Street
Florist Telegraph Association
Copley Plaza
West
Concord P
T. A
Commonwealth Avenue
Sportsman Club, * Inc
Heine Avenue
Donald
Feltus Tometrist
Case Bldg
Maynard—Tel
Colonial
Tel
Dorothy Lamour
Robert Preston
William Boyd
Sun
Claudette Gotbert
Ray -Mill
Love
Charles Starrett
Abilene
Magny
Thurgo, Oe
Mon
Barbara Stanwyck
Fonda
Lus
Tobacc Road
the Lutheran Hour
Walter A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
St Louis
Ae EA Choir
Veteran’s Hall
Stuart Cook
Garland
Richardson Drug Co
James Parish
ST Les
Saare Rms
Manning
Rubinstein
Kondremul
Bayer
Vin E. Smith
Nason Street
WILDER X. MACURDA _ROCTOR
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