Atheists oppose chaplains and religious role in government
The piece argues for religious freedom and against forcing faith roles in Congress, the army, and navy. It questions atheist bans and defends chaplains, noting the value of religious presence while defending personal belief or disbelief in a free country. It laments meddling atheists and praises those who fought in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins
Congress
Ican Association For the Advancement of Ses
Washington
France
Funeral Rites For Dr. Shaw At Concord
Concord residents gathered for the funeral of Dr. Shaw with services at First Parish. Clergy Rev. Dr. Fageinger Auer and Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone led prayers and tributes while mourners from Concord Lodge of Elks Corinthian Lodge A F and A M and the American Legion attended. Taps and three volleys marked the burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery as Masonic rites closed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge of Elks
Cyrus Hosmer
Concord
Wisner I. Park
Concord Junction
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Charles W. Hutchinson
Murray Brown
Acton
Arthur Motter Lamb
Middlesex School
Johannes A. C. Fageinger Auer
Otis H. Forbush
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Shaw
Gur Ho
Ruel F. LeClair
Warren B. Goddard
Smith O. Dexter
Sleepy Hollow
American Legion
Joseph M. Dee
Concord Lodge of Bike and
A. M. Austin D. Mackae
Smith
Dexter
Duncan
Chapman
Legion Squad
Maynard E.O. & Whist Club Hosts Evening
The Maynard E.O. & Whist club was entertained by hostess Mrs. Lessie Mc Garry. Prizes went to Mrs. Eva Frye and Mrs. Margaret Melver. Refreshments followed a social hour. The trout season opens Thursday, April 15, with Brad Parker noting that sportsmen are eager to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie McGarry
Eva Frye
Margaret Melver
Brad Parker
K of P Activities And District Convention Planned
Progress Lodge K of P will host this evening at Masonic hall an entertainment by Fletcher Joseph Schwab Eric Edwards and James Murray. Uniform Rank K of P meets tonight at Pastime hall. A 14th District convention including Maynard Waltham Newton and perhapsation will be held at Cooperative Maynard on April 28. Committee members include Ralph Fletcher William V. Cameron Bino Edwards James Murray and John Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. OF P
Progressive Lodge
Masonic Hall
Fletcher
Joseph Schwab
Eric Edwards
James Murray
Pastime Hall
Ralph Fletcher
William V. Cameron
Bino Eawards
John Edwards
RESULT OF SHICK TEST REPORTS POSITIVE IN OVER HALF OF 250 CHILDREN
Dr Edward Flaherty school physician reports that among 250 children tested two weeks ago more than half were positive. Three treatment doses will be given this week, the second this week. Parents may have the test done by their family doctor if preferred. A school clinic at the high school April 17 from 2 to 5 pm offers free examinations for underage children and weighs babies, with any needed treatment arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flaherty
Flaherty
Childrer
PR Hool
App
Mary Ward
Watd
Silent Alarm Screen Benefit for Firemen Injured Relief
"Silent Alarm" one of the greatest screen productions will be shown at the Peoples Theatre in May as a benefit for the Firemen's Relief Association. Funds are exclusively to help firemen injured in the line of duty. The public has always supported this association's appeals and with "Silent Alarm" as the attraction it is hoped the house will be oversold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Thea
Mayremen
Maynard Salvation Army Appeal Seeks Public Gifts
Maynard launches its annual Salvation Army maintenance fund drive led by William Gutteridge as chair. A letter requests 3100 from residents, noting Fresh Air Camp at Sharp and urging support to aid underprivileged children. Gift notices invite gifts for housework at 2 Maple Street. Pastor Rev Alberton Buell succeeds Rev Redstone at Schodt church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
William
Gutteridge
Lee
Maynard
Sharp
Alberton Buell
C. Redstone
Plain
Cabin Nebraska
Woman's Club Observes Presidents Day at Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club held Presidents Day at Masonic hall on Tuesday afternoon with many members and visiting guests from Marlboro Hudson Littleton Stow Acton Concord West Concord Sudbury and Acton. Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge welcomed guests as funds totaling 53 from a recent food sale were allocated to Maynard Students Fund Emerson Hospital Cancer Research Fund and Maas General Hospital Fund. A nominating committee led by Mrs James Mahoney was formed for the annual meeting. Mrs Arthur Curtis of Marlboro spoke briefly. A luncheon is planned for the May meeting. Grumpy a dramatic recital by Robert A Brien of Boston delighted attendees. The club was praised for donations including 50 to Memorial Park. Tickets for the May luncheon were announced and a program of songs dances and readings followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Maynard Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Menyera
Marlboro
Hudson
Littleton
Stow
Acton
Concord
West Concord
Sudbury
Charlotte Stockbridge
Maynard, Students Fund
Emerson Hospital
Cancer Research Fund
Maas
General Hospital Fund
James Mahoney
Claxton Monroe
H. H. Youne
Gavin Taylor
William Boicourt
Arthur P. Curtis
Triet
Alice Murray
Robert A. Brien
Boston
Curtis
Maynard Club
Memorial Park
S. E. McCleary
Visitations and Local Business Change Reported
Mr and Mrs S T OConnell of New York visited the former’s parents Mr and Mrs John P of Highland Park for a week. Alfred Lard sold his Parker Street Maynard general store to M J Kelley who takes charge this week. Fred Larmore studying at Boston College visited cousins Mrs P B Thurston and Mrs J MacWilliams on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. O'Connell
New York
John
P. i
Highland Park
Alfred Lard
Parker Street
Maynard
M. J. Kelley
Kelley
Fred Larmore
Boston College
Thurston
J. MacWilliams
Whist Follows Grange Meeting for Educational Aid Fund
Following Annursnac Grange Monday meeting a whist party benefiting the Educational Aid Fund was held directed by Miss Elizabeth Connell. Prizes for high scores went to Clementine Lavange, Margaret Caldwell, Edith Comeau, Madeline De Mars, George Lee, Chester Kelley, George Suprent and George Davis. Mrs Catherine Mulvey chaired the Home Economics Committee for refreshments with assistants K Maloney, Lima Pageau, Mary McLeod, and Dorothy Edwardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Annursnac Grange
Educational Aid Fund
Elizabeth Connell
Margaret O'Grady
Helen Jacobs
Helen Connell
Esther O'Reilly
Margaret Browne
Clementine ‘Lavange
John Y
Margaret Caldwell
Edith Comeau
Madeline de Mars
George Lee
Chester Kelley
George Suprent
George Davis
Catherine Mulvey
K Maloney
Lima Pageau
Mary McLeod
Dorothy Edwardson
West Concord Union Church Announcement
A fragment from a West Concord Union Church notice lists Rev. Alfred Stone and the church school along with Christian Endeavor societies. The text references activities and a home for service, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union
Alfred Stone
Our Church School
Society of Christians and Intermediate
Societies of Christian Endeavor
Ness
Ifus
Largely Attended Kah Loog Event Held
The event Kah Loog was largely attended and concluded without incident. Organizers highlighted strong turnout and community interest, noting speakers and activities drew local participation.
Third annual Mansfield Post banquet set for April 19
The James J. Mansfield Post A. L. will hold its third annual banquet in the Veterans building at Concord on April 19 at 6 30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mansfield Post, A. L
Veterans’ Building
Concord
Dalrymple Works On Middlesex County History Project
E C Dalrymple of Lewis Publishing Co New York is gathering material in Maynard for a four volume illustrated history Middlesex County and Its People. The work will cover modern achievement in industry and enterprise and is supported by local figures including William H Gutteridge Orrin B Fowler C J Lynch Maynard reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Dalrymple
Lewis Publishing Co
New York
Maynard
Middlesex County
Wilam H. Gutteridge
Orrin
Illogical Speculators and Market Misreadings
The piece critiques investors and stock market behavior as reported by The New York Times, noting crowds chase prices up when rising and sell as prices fall. It questions public reliance on inverted indicators, mentions aluminum utility debates, and hints at cautious real estate play as coins and prices shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Times
Soda General Public
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