Edwards Heads List of Major Generals for President
Brigadier Gen. Edwards of the 26th Division dominates rumors as a potential White House chief of staff. Though the claim proved false, Weeks has submitted his name among major generals, a decision welcomed by New England admirers who cherish his leadership and care for soldiers.
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Washington
Edwards
New England
Harding
Timo
Weeks
Thegrank and File
War Office
Baker
Rand
Gen
Right to Fair Use of Party Lines Cited
Community notices appeal to neighbors on party lines to limit conversations to five minutes and to yield to urgent calls. It stresses shared responsibility and cooperation to reduce gossip and avoid monopolizing the line. The message cites the telephone book guidance urging equal rights and courtesy among subscribers.
World business tires on receivables and inventories
An old discussion notes the global financial condition with a claim that businesses strive to collect receivables and build inventories. The text references historical figures and a digressive aside about Laban and price setting, illustrating the era’s economic mood.
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Laban
Maynard Opens Local Baseball Season at Crowe Park
Maynard H. 8s. opened the season with a win over Hountston H. 8. 16 at Crowe Park. Lowney struck out ten over five hits for Maynard while Newell and Lyer combined for fifteen strikeouts for the visitors. Forgie homered and Stuckert led with three runs as the locals, a green squad with few veterans, showed promise. Umpire Tom Foley. Time 1 h 35 m. Also notes hospital recoveries of Mrs. Josh Lawton and Michael McCarthy.
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Maynard H
Crowe Park
Hountston H
Capt
Hoy Marsden
Lowney
Newell
Lyer
Paculty
H.F. Bates
Louis T
Louie
Fergie and
Fingard
Dydk
Blatt
Forgie
Vodoklys
Stuckert
Frigard
Case
Sims
Driscoll
Haney
Schofield
Moore
Armstrong
Local notices recall winter travels and village doings
Acton center residents recount visits and returns from Florida Alabama and Washington D C. Charles Cloud and Elvira Cloud attended a burial in Tyringham while E F Conant hosted relatives. A Petersburgh Virginia train incident briefly interrupted travel but was offset by fond memories and a Washington stopover.
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Frederick Noyce
Mraep
J. A. Bre
Florida
Carl Pickens
Allan
Everett
Trask
Erickson
E. C. Wood
Alabama
Charles E. Cloud
Tyringham
Elvira Cloud
Washington, D. C
Charles B. Cloud
E. F. Conant
Edwin A. Phalen
Petersburgh
Washington
Death of Mrs Cora Rouillard Cudworth in Chelmsford
Mrs Cora Rouillard Cudworth died at her North Road home in Chelmsford on April 4 after a long illness. Born January 31, 1861 in Acton, she was wife of Charles M. Cudworth, married November 14, 1900. Survived by her husband and three brothers George Rouillard of Beachmont Waldo of Hinsdale NH and Fred of Malden. School church member with cheerful disposition noted by Acton friends and others.
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Mra
Cora (Rouillard) Cudworth
North Road
Chelmaford
Courier-Citizen
Cudworth
Acton
Frederick
Sarah (Potter) Rouillard
Charles M. Cudworth
Chelmsford
Medford
George Rouillard
Beachmont
Waldo
Hinsdale
Fred
Malden
Congregational Church Seeks Attendance Raise at Sunday Service
Nearly 60 attendees gathered despite rain as Mr May spoke to children on Lessons from a Postage Stamp and preached The Rich Young Ruler. He urged all to attend Sunday School and boost attendance toward 100. A church supper and roll call are planned for Friday evening April 29.
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May
Acton Grange Meeting Highlights Bank Talk and Serenade
The regular Grange meeting was held Tuesday April 12. Harold E. Orendorff of Concord National Bank spoke on Banking, providing useful information. Afterward Grange members serenaded master Raymond F. Durkee and his bride.
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Grange
Judgees
Harold E. Orendorff
Concord National Bank
Grang
Ers
Raymond F. Durkee
Washington and Mount Vernon Pictures at Ac ton Center Church
Col C H French will show pictures of Washington and Mount Vernon at the Congregational church in Acton Center on Saturday evening in April. The event promotes community fun and features familiar local participants.
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C. H. French
Washington and
Mount Vernon
Congregational Church
Acton Center
Achievement Glass Planning Exhibition At Acton Center
The Achievement clubs of the Acton Center school in Home Economics and clubs plan an exhibition and demonstration at the Congregational church vestry on Wednesday evening May 4. Mr Erickson will give a stereopticon illustrated talk on Middlesex county club work. Exhibits and demonstrations by club members and others will be shown. admission is free.
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Acton Center School
Congregational Church
Middlesex County
Erickson
Notable Residents and Visitors In South Acton Area
Names of local residents and visitors appear in South Acton notes: Harold A. Merriam of Wollaston, B. Lothrop returning home from a trip, Miss Elizabeth Hinckley of Hyannis staying with Mrs Henry L. Roberts, and Christie of New York visiting relatives. Christie's family ties to local grocery business noted.
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Harold A. Merriam
Wollaston
Nk B. Lothrop
Elizabeth Hinckley
Hyannis
Henry L. Roberts
Christie
New York
A. Christie
Durtoh B. Smith
Northern New Yorke Barre L Guren South Mase
In Norther New Yorke a notice mentions 18 inch Barre and L Guren with South Mase, referencing a telephone contact in West Ysee.
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New Yorke
Barre
L. Guren
Mase
Local Social Notes From Concord Junction and Nearby
Concord Junction and area residents are listed visiting friends and returning travelers. Mr and Mrs Harry Northrup hosted guests. Joseph Alexander returned to Jersey City after visiting the MacElachern family. C H Perry left Allen Chair Company for Gould and Cutler in Boston. Harold Shepard and his parents traveled to Bangor. Mr and Mrs Harold Chase and daughter Mary vacationed in Ipswich. Winthrop S Judkins and wife, connected with U S immigration in Montreal, visited family before returning to Montreal. Miss Leona Dye and Miss Molly Ring were guests of Mr and Mrs Heyward Canney. Mrs H W Tripp spent the week with daughter Mrs Earl Prescott in Groton. Cornelius Carrington, back from Oklahoma, joined sister Mrs George Buchanan and will bre with Charles Lombardo.
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Harry Northrup
No. Ee
Joseph Alexander
Jersey City
Alexander MacElachern
C. H. Perry
Allen Chair Company
Gould & Cutler
Boston
Harold Shepard
H. C. Shepard
Bangor
Harold Chase
Mary
Ipswich
Winthrop S. Judkins
U. S. Immigration Service
Montreal
Canada
Leona Dye
Molly Ring
Heyward Canney
H. W. Tripp
Earl Prescott
Groton
Cornelius Carrington
Oklahoma
George Buchanan
Charles Lombardo
West Concord Woman's Club Elects Officers at Harvey Wheeler
The West Concord Woman's Club met at Harvey Wheeler School on Friday April 15 in Assembly Hall. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs F S Walker and Vice Presidents Mrs Otis Forbuah and Mrs John Connorton, with Mrs Rodney Pratt as rec secretary and others as treasurer auditor and director. Kinder of Pittsburgh gave a lecture on canned food products.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Assembly Hall
Harvey Wheeler School
F. S. Walker
Otis Forbuah
John Connorton
Rodney Pratt
F. L. Garland
Treas
Robert Walker
George Blake
L. M. Hatch
J. P. Allen
C . Beck. S. Kinder of
Pittsburgh
A Big Drawing Card In His Home Town
A fall house in Associa tion Hall on Monday evening April 11 showcased 8S. Thompson Blood as a drawing card in his hometown. The West Concord Woman's club sponsored the event with Magrath Brothers banjo numbers, reader storyteller Miss Gertrude Crosby, and pianist Miss Estelle Shevlin. The entertainment netted $103.82.
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Association Hall
West Concord
Estelle Shevlin
Abe
Entertainment Fundraiser by Local WCTU Hosts April 25
Mr and Mrs Lucian Fairbanks announce an entertainment under the WCTU on Tuesday evening April 25 in the vestry of the First Universalist church. Rev Brayton C. Case of Burmah is visiting his parents on Maynard Street. He has studied at Chicago University and plans a month at Amherst Agricultural College.
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Lucian Fairbanks
WCTU
First Universalist Church
Brayton C. Case
Burmah
John E. Case
Maynard St
C Chicago University
Amherst Agricultural College
Reverend Barker Heads Local Church Services Schedule
Rev Ralph A Barker pastor announces Sunday morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 12 evening song and preaching at 7 midweek prayer meeting in the vestry Friday at 7 30 Reports coming from delegates who attended the Middlesex association meeting Ladies Sewing Circle meets with Mrs George Hodgen Stowrd this afternoon
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Ralph A. Barker
Middlesex Association
George, Hodgen, Stowrd
First Universalist Church Sunday Service and Meeting
Sunday morning service at 10 30 led by Rev G W Sias of Mari_sborough NH comes as candidate. Sunday school follows at 11 45. On Friday evening April 29 a special church business meeting in the vestry will vote on amendments to the church constitution proposed by a special committee.
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G. W. Sias
Marisborough
Mortgagee's Sale of Bedford Real Estate
A power of sale under a 1921 mortgage from Clarence F Webster to Mathilde V. Kirkegaard leads to a public auction on May 14 1921 at 2 PM. The property in Bedford Middlesex County described as 1.25 acres bounded by Concord Road Kavan ne land and New England Nurseries, subject to a first mortgage of 1800 dollars.
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Clarence F Webster
Mathilde
Bedford
Mida County
Concord Road
Kavanne
New Machens Nurseries Company
New England Nurseries ‘Company
Concord
Massachusetts
Finance Committee
Marcc
William I. Cross
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary A. Munroe
Mayndry
Katherine, McGrath
Maynard
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
George F. Lawton
Esquire
F. M. Esty
Register
By-Laws Approved in Boston
Boston approves the foregoing by laws in a formal action dated March 28, 1921. Official notice records the approval and seals the document with the city’s authority.
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Boston
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South Acton
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Foley
Athens
Cley
Chandler
E. H. Davis
Summer St. Tel
Maynard Garage
Presto-Lite Battery Station
John Edwards
Butler Ave
Rhode Island Reds
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Edison
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Perkins & Wells
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