Naval radio unit to open in Odd Fellows block
The U S Naval Radio Division has set up heads at the Odd Fellows block and expects to start transmitting in about one to six weeks. A group including Nugent and Packard of Stow will operate under Lt J G Kaulback of Stow to teach naval radio procedures and handle public messages when not interfering with existing stations.
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Pard
U. S. Naval Re- Communication Division
Odd Fellows Block
Poys
Nugent
Offiward Nugent
Charles Man
Pertoli Routsala
Joseph Oyd
George Brayden
An- Hifterty
Stephen ‘Wasuik den Packard
Stow
J. G
D. Kaulback
Ander
Brooklineachusetts
Narval
Navy
Maynard Selectmen Approve Parade Permits
The Maynard Board of Selectmen decide to issue parade permits for a march through town ending at Crowe Park on April 29 to the Hunger ers. They receive plans from march leaders for sleeping quarters but stick to the custom of issuing only the permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Board of Select
Crowe Park
Community program at the Sweet Hall hosts varied acts
An evening program presented at 7 o'clock by operators and clubs including the United Alive Society and Women's Active Club with the Young Daughters Club. The Rhythm Kings and Kay Koivu perform violin, vocalists Charles Visocchi and Helen Grace Salloway plus piano. Several acts follow, including a talk by Kenneth Pohlman, and coffee served during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Alive Society
Women'sative Club
Youngato’s
Sweet Hall
Rhythm Kings
Ne Address
Kay Koivu
Voartette
Melody Boys
George d Eino
Auppinen
Charles Visocchi
Helen Grace Salloway
Charmy
Aili Her
Kenneth Pohlman
Hilda Aromaa
Tyust Aromaa
Grondahl
Wecksrom
Stery Salmela
Seavis
Faters
Sen Cooperative Eater
Acton Rural Association to Amend By Laws Tonight
The Acton Rural Association Inc meets tonight April 26 in Acton to amend table 13 of the bylaws regarding the annual date. L B Boston, director of ill will be guest speaker. Oale speaks on cooperative merchandising. President A Richardson presides. Community Men’s meeting April 30 at 7 30 at Est Concord Union Church with Rev Alfred Es speaking briefly on Nga Friendly Community. A musical program includes a baritone sold by Meder and Matvers with Mr. Robert W at the piano.
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Acton Rural Association, Inc
Acton
L. B. Boston
Oale
A. Richardson
Menen
Est Concord Union
Alfred Es
Meder
Robert W
Concord Parent Teacher Association Meeting Featured Education Topics
Concord High auditorium hosted a Concord Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Monday evening. Superintendent Wells A. Hall spoke on the state of education while Miss Ostrom entertained with selections and Leif Stensby violin numbers accompanied by Miss Lundstrom. Registrations and refreshments were handled by William 4y Dee.
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Concord
Concord High
Frank J
Wells A. Hall
Miss Ostrom
Leif Stensby
Lundstrom
Regis
William
Dee
Bowlers Hold Annual Banquet In Fitchburg
The Cen tal Juilvuice Bowling League held its annual banquet at Eagles Hall Fitchburg with Maynard Post Office team attendees led by captain James B Farrell. Postmasters P H McIntyre James Smith William Stockwell and George E White spoke. Leominster won best scoring honors with James B Farrell high single string and E Dennis high three string honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cental Juilvuice Bowling League
Eagles Hall
Fitchburg
Maynard Post Office
James B Farrell
Maynard
P H McIntyre
Clinton
James Smith
Leominster
William Stockwell
George E.i White
Marlboro
Hudson
High Mass of Requiem for Konstanty Zak at St Casimir's
Konstanty Zak, 41, died after being moved from Emerson hospital to the Psychopathic hospital. He lived at Block 2 Room 3 Florida with his wife and a Worcester sister survivor. Born in Poland, he settled in Maynard 25 years ago and worked in the wet finish department at Assa det Mills. Funeral from his home at 8:30 am with a high mass at St Casimir's church at 9 am. Buried in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Konstanty Zak
Psychopathic Hospital
Emerson Hospital
Florida
Worcester
Zuk
Poland
Maynard
Assadet Mills
St. Casimir 'S Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Acton Pupils Win Prizes In Drawing Contest
West Acton grade school pupils win prizes in a Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals drawing contest. Gordon Johndroe Jr. 10 wins first for a pup on a rag mat with "Denny. My Pal." Gloria Wamboldt takes second for a ragged boy with his collie. Frederick Conquest earns honorable mention for a child with his dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Gordon Johndroe, Jr
Denny
Gloria Wamboldt
Frederick Conquest
Maynard Circle to Meet at 4 Lincoln Street
Joyce Kilmer Circle posts a meeting at Miss Grace Sweeney’s home 4 Lincoln Street on Thursday May 4. Concord Schools reopen Monday following a one week vacation.
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Concord
West Concord Woman's Club elects new president
Mrs Charles A Boden was elected president at the West Concord club annual meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Ernest S Pringle, who led the club for two years, received a federation pin and a club purse. An annual appropriation was approved to cover president expenses.
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West Concord
Charles A Boden
Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Ernest S Pringle
Guy G Fernald
Chester Adams
Henry H Hawley
Freeland George
Walda P Lapham
Frank H Hewitt
Albert J Hicks
Ernest L Pringle
Arthur F Adams
Pringle
Federation
Frank S Walker
Herbert L Day
Concord Woman Celebrates 90th Birthday at Home
Mrs. Charles L. Hate Hutchins marked her 90th birthday on April 18 with about 30 relatives attending. Family members included Gordon Hutchins and Walter K. Shaw, as well as guests from nearby areas. Mrs. Hutchins came downstairs for the first time in months as candles were lit around the cake by guests including two young great-grandchildren.
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Concord
Charles L. Hate
Gordon Hutchins
Walter K. Shaw
Jeslits
Dennys
Groomes
Hutchins
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
Two 20 Year Old Girls Hurt In Waltham Crash
Mary O'Brien and Mary Dimeo, both 20, were brought to Waltham hospital with fractured skulls after an automobile driven by Harold O'Leary struck a tree on Waverly Oaks road. Dominic Brackasy also injured with internal injuries and listed on the danger list.
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Waltham
Mary O'Brien
Mary Dimeo
Waltham Hospital
Harold O'Leary
Waverly Oaks
Dominic Brackasy
Concord K of C Honors Eight with Honorary Degrees
Concord Council K of C held a special April meeting in Monument Hall to confer honorary degrees for the first time to eight long time members, all at least 25 years in the council and aged 65 or older, with James Russell the eldest at 78 and Charles Hogan the youngest at 65.
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Concord Council
K of C
Monument Hall
Michael J Flavin
Greenfield
Concord
Terrence J McHugh
Thomas J. Galligan
Watertown Council
Elmer Ross
Newton
Joseph McKenna
Fred Lawton
Daniel C Sullivan
Edward Cullinane
William L Dee
John W Whalen Jr
Patrick A Smith
James M Russell
Charles J Hogan
John H Bulger
Edward McKenna
Patrick Mansfield
John J. Dee
Francis McManus
Martin O’brien
Frank Hadley Receives Jewel in Sudbury Center
Sudbury Center veteran Frank Hadley is honored with a 55 year membership jewel by Sudbury members of the IOOF at a Pequot Lodge meeting in Wayland. Arbor Day shrub sale planned at First Parish church Sudbury Center on Saturday afternoon April 29 chaired by Mrs Webster Cutting.
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Frank Hadley
Sudbury Center
Sudbury
Pequot
Wayland
First Parish
Webster Cutting
Repeat Show For Benefit Of Hospital
A minstrel show by Maynard Odg Fellow at Colonial Hall on Tuesday May 2 benefits Emerson hospital. William B Duckworth directs adding local singers. Miss Mary McAuley, Mrs. Marion Butterworth, and Ansya Korpi to perform with an orchestra of Case, Sallaway, Ruble, and Mariana.
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Maynard
Odg
Colonial Hall
Emerson Hospital
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
William B. Duckworth
Chamber of Commerce
James R. Priest
Mathew A. Vance
Joseph P. Dineen
Mary McAuley
West Concord
Marion Butterworth
Ansya Korpi
Frank Case
Victor A. Sallaway
George Ruble
Fred Mariana
Priest Leaves for China from St. Luadgel’s Church
Rev. James Carney C Pp son of Mr and Mrs Advert Carney of Franklin preached a farewell sermon at St. Luadgel’s. He departs Wednesday for Shanchout China in Hu Nen province where he will serve as missionary. Jeremiah Kelley of Uxbridge sang Ave Maria at Mass. Open house followed at Frank J McCarron’s on Rindall road and at Mr and Mrs James Duggan’s on Front street as relatives and friends offered best wishes.
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Maynard
James Carney
Advert Carney
Franklin
St. Luadgel’s Church
Varney
Lmaynard
Shanchout
China
Hu Nen
Pather Carney
Iter Baul
Jeremiah Kelley
Uxbridge
Frank J.mccarron
Rindall Road
James Duggan
Front Street
Past Masters Work Degrees Held By Maynard Charles A Welch A M
The Past Masters work degrees event took place at Mason hall on Thursday night with high attendance. The Past Master in charge was Harry E Burnham with William Naylor and Bradford M Parker as chairmen.
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Maynard
Charles A
Welch A
FL & A M Osid
Mason
E Hall
Harry E Burnham
William Naylor
Brad.ord M Parker
George H. Gutteridge
Wiloer Hamlin
Theron F. Newton
Charles A. Stockibridge
Gavin A. Taylor
Walter B Currier
Roderick McIver
Gavin Taylor
Everett N. Montague
Frank R. Rowe
Robert W. Carter
Charles E. Greenhalge
Lowell N. Cram
Wilder X. Macurda
Oswald C. Dreensler
Frederick G. Sims
Frank E. Sanderson
Anchors and Ark Glee Club
Gang
Community Orchestra Plans Concert April 29 in Concord
The Concord community orchestra of 26 boys and girls, led by J. Vey Merrill, will perform Saturday night in the high school hall. Proceeds fund the orchestra and the unemployment fund. Their first season ended last May with 17 members. Rehearsals are weekly with strong attendance.
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Concord
J. Vey Merrill
Concord Choral Society to Give May Tenth Concert
The Concord Choral Society will perform on Wednesday May 10 at the Concord Academy gymnasium to benefit the Concord Unemployment Committee funds. A program of twelve numbers will be sung in three vocal groups with two instrumental groups. The society numbers over 70 members with about 50 regular singers.
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Concord
Concord Choral Society
Concord Academy
Concord Unemployment Committee
Garden Work Plans Explored by Maynard Citizens Committee
Professor Cole of Massachusetts State College spoke to the Maynard Citizens' Committee on Gardens. He compared self run plots with those guided by the Massachusetts State Extension Society and cited Pittsfield plans to grow canning crops for Public Welfare aid. The committee seeks the best overall method for community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesor Cole
Massachusetts State College
Maynard Citizens’ Committee
Citizens’ Committee
Massachusetts State Extension Society
Pittsfield
Public Welfare Department
Concord Pa trots Day marks 168th Revolution anniversary
Nineteen thirty three Concord celebrants faced low mood and rain yet staged a strong Pa trots Day showing. The 168th anniversary of the Concord fight and 150th since Revolution’s end framed a day with a flood ruined morning track events. The high school baseball win over Middlesex School 7 1, and a parade from Veterans Building through Monument Square led by the Concord Legion band and Scout leaders culminated with Civil War veterans represented in the lineup.
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Concord
Concord High School
Milton High School
Emerson
Midisex School
Middlesex
North Concord
Veterans Building
Walden Street
Main Street
Monument Square
Monument Street
Old North Bridge
Concord Legion Band
Wailliam H Taunton
Corp
Ralph P Hosmer
USW V
Walter P Blodgett
James J Manefield
A. L
John W. Clarkson
Concord Boy Scouts
Robert Palmer
Fords 10 Meet Garden Group at Wayside Inn
Mr and Mrs Henry Ford arrived at the Wayside Inn for a three day National Farm and Garden Association session opening Tuesday. Mrs Ford presides. no officers were elected as current leaders continue from last year. A luncheon followed with remarks by Mrs J Randolph Coolidge and other dignitaries. exhibitions of handicraft and weaving were shown. Mrs Ford leads efforts to place wares before the public. Tuesday afternoon Mrs Herbert Hosmer hosted a tea for visitors in Concord.
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South Sudbury
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
National Farm and Garden Association
Ford
J. Randolph Coolidge
New Hampshire Arts and ‘Crafts
Charles Ll. McNary
Senator McNary
H B Tobin
Trenton
N. J
E. S Martin
New York
Harold Murdock
Chestnut Hill
New England Farm and Garden Association
William Spicer
Post Road
Maynard Grange Presents Evening of Music Drama
Maynard Grange announces a Thursday program at 8 30 featuring selections Morning Invitation and Swing Song, Grange chorus, one act comedy Nobody Knows What a Woman Will Do with Madge Wright Dorothy Alving Ralph Wright Frank Case Agnes Smith Hazel Bumpus John Smith Alan Palmer vocal duet Adelaide Sims Nina Ruble The Old Refrain Almond Blossoms and more. Admission is free with a silver collection for the Lecturer's fund and refreshments and dancing follow.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Grange
Madge Wright
Dorothy Alving
Ralph Wright
Frank Case
Agnes Smith
Hazel Bumpus
John Smith
Agnes
Alan Palmer
Adelaide Sims
Nina Ruble
Middlesex League of Sports Men Meet at Maynard Club
The Middlesex League of Sports men’s Club will meet as guests of the Maynard Red and Gun Club Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex League of Sportsmen's Club
Maynard Red and Gun Club
Death Comes Sudden in Concord Resident Furber
Concord Edward H. Furber a Boston broker and former illustrator died suddenly at his Liberty street home Sunday. Born December 26 1881 in Cambridge he lived in Newton Wellesley Asheville and Concord. He leaves wife Louise Forsyth Furber a son Donald a daughter Lillian and a sister Lilian.
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Concord
Edward H. Furber
Boston
Liberty Street
Cambridge
Edward Ward Harrington Furber
Emma Louise (Porter) Fuiver
Eric Pape
Asheville
N. C
Wellesley and Concord
Trinity Episiopal Church
Furber
Newton
Wellesley
Louise
Syth Furber
Donald
Lillian
Lilian
Anchor and Ark Glee Club Banquet and Victory
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Charles Ave Welch lodge A F and A M held a victory banquet and theatre party Monday night. Members enjoyed turkey dinner in Bond's Water town Walnut room then watched Wheeler and Woolsey in Alvica at Keith's Memorial theatre in Boston. The club had won the NEB championship in glee clubs at Symphony hall Boston on April 8.
Sudbury Grants Beer Licenses To Four Establishments
Temporary beer licenses issued to Barbacue Inn Svensk Kaffestuga Paul Ecke and Forrest D Bradsow grocery allow on site drinking or takeout until May 1st at no charge. The Board of Selectmen will set yearly license prices next meeting. Christine Monahan joins Alma Beauty Salon on Main Street as expert operator, living with the Hendricksons on Fowdermill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Barbacue Inn
Svensk Kaffestuga
Paul’ Ecke
Davis ‘Turkey Farm
Forrest D. Bradsow
Board of Selectmen
Christine Monahan
Waltham
Alma Beauty Salon
Main Street
Albert Hendrickson
Fowdermill Road
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St. Casimir’s
Mrs. Borden
West Concord Woman's Club
Charles L. Hutchins
Special International News Service
Roosevelt
Carter Glass
New Hampshire
Ayer
The
Forest Army
Hyannis
Cape Region
Yonkers
Helen Vasco
Ena
East Cambridge
Edwin McKnight
Hoosie Falls
Frank Barlow
Lois Morin
Lynn
Walter Burns
Lynn Heath
Massachusetts Liquor Control Commission
Berlin
Germany
Edwin T. McNaight
Medford Trust Company
McKnight
Richard E. Byrd
National Economy League
Antarctic
Somerville
Thomas N. Perkins
Boston & Maine Railroad Today
Herriot
Joseph Rizzuti
Providence Street
Milwaukee
Concord K. of C
Benefit of Hospital
C. P
Charles A, Welch
Choral Society
Samuel Prescott
FORDS
National Association
Grange Plans
Maynard Grangers
Glee Club
JRE
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