Pastor John Rex Shepler Takes Maynard Methodist Post
Rev John Rex Shepler was installed as pastor of the Maynard Methodist church with services Sunday. He comes from Plainville and is the son of Rev Joseph Shepler of Dorchester. He has Harvard Divinity training and has served at Medford and Urbana Ohio, with ties to Epworth League and Harvard summer school work. He is engaged to Miss Ethel Lacount of Cambridge. Ernest L Mills previously led the church in Maynard and officiated at his new pastorate in Mitteneague West Springfield.
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Maynard
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Ethel Gertrude Lacount
Cambridge
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Maynard Church
Mitteneague
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Order of the Eastern Star
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Beulah F. Blair
Yankee
Louis Silent
Mora
George Wheeler
Elizabeth Carey
Drew
Ella Wilson
Irene W. Dye
Gladys
F. Graham
Mabel Edna McLean
Middlesex
West Medford
Olga Pb. Barnes
Association Hall
Village Improvement Society of
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Universal Producing Company
Mary Lee Wall
Dainty
Darling
Babyland
Mary McAuley
Bula Bula College
Jerry Watson
John
Hendera
Abe
Ahere
Jerry
George
Tom Yompkins
Jean
Houge
Gaddis
Dean Howard
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Che Hee
Furn
Tsan
Thomas H. Boyd
Tom Blood
Fred T. Boyd
John B. Hendershot
Tom Boyd
Tom
Tombeno
Murdock MacLeod
Ben Derby
Morise
Waldo Mc Williams
Alec McEachern
Mary Murray
Agnes Collins
Oscar Carlson
Howard G. Hawkes
J. B. Hendershot
Jerrey
Tgmbeno
Fred T
Boyd
Mary
Accident at Agton Woolen Mills Claims Gudzinowicz Life
Kostanty Gudzinowicz, 47, died after an accident at Agton Woolen Mills where his leg became caught in machinery. Survived by wife Prances and three children Mary and John Gudzinowicz. Funeral from Casimir's church Tuesday at nine, burial Bridget Cemetery. floral tributes. bearers from two fraternal societies.
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Bridget’s
Gudzinowicz
Concord Elks Install New Exalted Ruler Ivan Servais
In Concord and surrounding towns a gathering of Elks saw Ivan Servais of 1 Francis Street installed as Exalted Ruler of the Concord Lodge on April 12. Dennis Andrews of Watertown Lodge acted as installing officer with over 50 in attendance. The ceremony included speeches by Grand Lodge officers and Bernard McHugh, past exalted ruler, among others.
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Oncord
Elks
Cond Anu
Ivan Servais
Francis Street
Concord
Watertown Lodge
Bernard McHugh
Eiertown Lodge
H. Wesley Carof Arlington
Puty
Massachusetts
Frederick T. Strachan
Throp Lodge
Servais
Charles E. Moseau
Bennn E. Derby
Frank O. Miller
John J. Lon
Frederick Hivan
Henry A. Mar
H. Copperman
Harold S. Wellington
Grand Lodge
Ingham, Alg
Concert Night At First Meeting House Draws Guests
Guests filled the Concord Mt ea j vestry for a concert described as of notable beauty and interest. Soloists Ruth Westman and Edmond Boucher performed with accompanists Mrs. Alfred M. Uhler and two piano selections by Mrs. Samuel Merwin and Mrs. Harry B. Little.
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Reese
Concord Mtea J
Ruth Westman
Edmond Boucher
Charles Adams White
Alfred M. Uhler
Public Debate C. H. S. April 26
Concord High School Debating Society hosts a public debate on April 26 at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. The topic is Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with Harry Campbell Edward McCaffery Bernard Megin and Putnam Cook for the affirmative and John Brigham Elizabeth Johndroe Ralph Macone Ruth Thurlow for the negative. John V. Mullaney will sing during the ten minute intermission.
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Concord
Concord High School Debating’ Society
Harry Campbell
Edward McCaffery
Bernard Megin
Putnam Cook
John Brigham
Elizabeth Johndroe
Ralph Macone
Ruth Thurlow
John V. Mullaney
Acton Voters Named Precincts For Town Meeting
Voters in Acton are called to their precinct voting places Precinct 1 Town Hall Precinct 2 Universalist Church South Acton Precinct 3 Firehouse West Acton to elect delegates and alternates to national party conventions. Voting runs 6 to 9 pm on Tuesday April 26.
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Acton
Town Hall
Universalist Church
South Acton
Firehouse
West Acton
Opens Drive For New Members In James J. Mansfield Post Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary of the James J. Mansfield Post 158 held a turkey supper at the Veterans' Building ending a membership drive. Mrs. J. William Byron and Mrs. Granville Holden led the event. Miss Mary A. Flavin and Miss Eugenie Marie Foss were named delegates to the State convention in Swamp Scott, with alternates Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Byron, and Mrs. Byron. Donations were voted to unemployment funds, a Paris English school for 1000 children of American Legion men, and Emerson Hospital. Guests included Vice Commander John W. Clarkson and others who spoke, plus new member Mrs. Norton of Lincoln.
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Concord
American Legion Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
Veterans
J. William Byron
Granvile Holden
Jarvis Derby
Mary A. Flavin
Eugenie Marie Foss
Swamp Scott
Granville Holden
Thomas J. Byron
Paris
American Legion
Emerson Hospital
Julia Dee
John W. Clarkson
John FE. Mutty
Adj
Herbert Brown
A.L
Norton
Lincoln
Suffolk County Council
Parley
They
Concord Independent Ittery
Roger’ D. Swain
Herbert E. Berry
Charles H. Mason
Co. H. 182Nd Inf
M.N.G
John C. Dolan
Ralph P Hosmer
U. S
W. V
W. Percy Blodgett
B. Alcott Pratt
Concord Girl Scouts
Mary Chamberlin
Elizabeth Alexander
Croad
Torstensen
Concord Boy
Theodore Peterson
Herbert B. Smith
Edward P Daniels
Allen French
Robert E. Goodwin
Washington
Grange Confers Degrees at Maynard Meeting
Maynard Grange held a Thursday night session in Gange hall awarding the third and fourth degrees to candidates. John Curry of Haverhill inspected the work and members discussed April's topics. Supper served at 6:30 with several named attendees.
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John Mareden
Maynard High Wins Midland League Pennant in Assembly
Maynard High School crowns its Midland League pennant champions during a school assembly in the auditorium. Principal James P. King and Captain Kevin Spratt receive the ship, while Alfreda Riani of Marlboro presents the trophy.
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Alfred Riani
K. Spratt
Maynard High
Ton Auditorium
Alfre Riani
Marlboro
Te Leagues
Kevin Spratt
Belmont
James P. King
Leonard Ollila
Reino Aho
Aleck Shinowski
Frank Brayden
Osmo Sulkela
John Tol-a
Paul Kendra
Stanley Uglevich
George Catbaty
Manuel Glickman
Sylvia Nyholm
Alice Kitowics
Dorothy Marsden
Helen Sienkswicz
Helen Sczerzen
Jeannet Gruber
Bertha Sneck
Elyi. Nholm
Anne Sale
Anne Bellows
First Parish Church of Stow Unitarian Schedule Update
The usual philosophy class will be omitted on Wednesday April 20. The Sewing Circle will meet all day at the home of vice president Mrs Carrie W Smith on Thursday April 21. Choir rehearsal Saturday evening April 23 at 7. Service Sunday April 24 at 10 45 with sermon by Rev Wilburn Beach Miller. Kindergarten in vestry 10 45 church school 41 60 with service of worship in church auditorium.
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Carrie W Smith
Wilburn Beach Miller
Sermon by Harvard student fills First Parish pulpit
In Rev. Wilburn B. Miller's absence, Clark a Harvard Theological School student and Stultz classmate preached at First Parish on Sunday April 17. He spoke on I am come that they might have life and have it more abundantly. Flowers on the pulpit table were donated by Mrs Walter I. Gage in memory of her mother.
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Wilburn B. Miller
Clark
Harvard Theological School
Irving Washburn Stultz
Walter I. Gage
Sabelle
D ‘i
Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the Revolution Meets
More than 100 members and spouses from across Massachusetts gathered at Way Side Inn for the 43rd annual meeting and dinner. President Willis D. Rich presided with officers elected, and three resolutions were adopted supporting anti overthrow legislation, ROTC funding, and deportation of alien communists.
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South Sudbury
Massachusetts Society, Sons of American Revolution
Wayside Inn
Benjamin N. Johnson
Lynn
Continental
W.’K Watkins
Wakefield
Willis D. Rich
Llingham
Arthur R. Taylor
Weymouth
Edward Drake
New Bedford
Margar H. Stafford
Newton
Frederick W. Holden
Shirley
Ross 'S
Jeffers
U. S
ROTG
CMT Caloo Naval Reserve
Ball ‘Roofx
Florentine
Ore
Tig
Cnstumea
Haticocs
Adams
C’ark Houss
Bexington
J. Holbrook
Leonard B Cornish
Leonard B. Cornish
John F. Robinsor
Marguerite Goodrich
Lyman C. Goodrich
Edict Arnold
Major Andrewth
Col
Frederic G. Bauer
George EB. Norton, Jr
John Robinson
Francis R. Sears
Joh A. Bartlett
Charles E. Blaidell
John R. Purney
Maynard Man Cleared in Liquor Driving Case
Maynard resident Harley O O'Brien was found not guilty by a Cambridge Superior Court jury after jurors accepted that prescribed medicine, not alcohol, caused his impairment. Hudson police arrested him five minutes after he took the medicine. Leroy Temple of Marlboro defended him.
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Harley O O’brien
Hudson
Cambridge
O'Brien
Leroy Temple
Marlboro
Percy Rideout Named on World War Memorial Plaque
The Official Record lists Percy A. Rideout among 69 names on a white Carrara marble World War memorial plaque placed in the Administration building court in Washington. Secretary Hyde dedicated the sculpture, with M. Paul Claudel attending as France's ambassador, as veterans and department officials observed.
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Concord
United States Department of Agriculture
Percy A. Rideout
Department
Washington
Hyde
M. Paul,Claudel
France
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Rideout
Primary results shape up for Democratic delegates in district
The article notes a Democratic primary Tuesday with 26 delegates at stake in the third congressional district. Alfred E. Smith leads in pledged delegates with several Marlboro and Fitchburg figures, while Roosevelt supporters appear among delegates from Framingham Gardner and Southbridge. No Republican contest. Maynard shows little activity with Smith favored.
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Nere
Senior Class Play You and I at Washington Auditorium
The Senior Class Play You and I will be staged at the Washington Auditorium on Thursday night April 21. Miss Mary Cleary directs with a rehearsal tuned cast featuring Edith Priest Ethel Rivela Margaret Murray Sima Seder William Ledgard Edwin Loija Sidney Mc Cleary is business manager Holt property man Eleanor Lawson is stage manager Anne Bellows is and Dominic Baccaro is stage manager filled with home dramatics and a hopeful show.
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You
Washington Auditorium
You and I
Mary Cleary
Edith Priest
Ethel Rivela
Margaret Murray
Sima Seder
William Ledgard
Edwin Loija
Sidney McCleary
Holt
Eleanor Lawson
Lepage
Anne Bellows
Dominic Baccaro
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Marie Redo
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