Sudbury Scout Rally Led by Mrs Beckwith At Concord Armory
The annual Scout Rally at Concord Armory drew a group of 12 girls including Jillian Beskiwith and Winifred Blackmer, under the direction of Mrs Beckwith, on Thursday afternoon in Sudbury.
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INUAL
Beskiwith
Jillian Davity Way
Wither, Miller
Morrison
Loraine Perkins
Glidden
Nancy Way
Gerle Davis
Bernice Kims
Avge 6
Mercury
Mary James
Caro Gidpiil
Winifred Blackmer
Kerine ‘Labarre
Girate
Sudbury
Beckwith
Armory
Concord
Boston Meeting Names Rogers and Periis and Newton
Montéa Rogers chair leads a Boston gathering with Mrs Leona Periis Mrs Mary Newton and Mrs Agnes in attendance discussing community matters and upcoming events.
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Boston
Montéa Rogers
Leona Periis
Mary Newton
Agnes
Meeting of Presidents' Club Attended by Sudbury Members
Mrs Lydia G Raymond Mrs Irene Coburn Mrs Margaret Gubo Mrs Elsa Hall and Mrs Marian of Sudbury attended a meeting and dinner of the Presidents' Club of the Massachusetts Federation of Woman's Clubs held at the Hotel Statler in Boston. Officials and members delivered addresses during the event.
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Brdbe
Lydia G. “Raymond
Irene Coburn
Margaret Gubo
Elsa Hall
Marian N
Sudbury
Presidents’ Club
Massachusetts Federation of Woman's Clubs
Statler
Boston
Sudbury High Falls to Concord in Friday Baseball Action
Sudbury High baseball team traveled to Concord High Friday and lost 6 to 3 as Concord showed stronger batting. About half the Sudbury pupils accompanied the team to provide support. The battery for Concord was Hunter and Lowell.
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Concord
Sudbury High
Concord High
Concord Boys
Sudbury
Hunter
Lowell
Walter F B Piper’s Australia trip notes from Pacific stops
Walter F B Piper sends letters describing his voyage to Australia with stops at Honolulu, Fiji, and Ackland Islands. He details the islands and the inhabitants’ way of life, offering an engaging, firsthand account of travel across the Pacific.
Saturday Night Bridge At Mrs Harland Rogers Home
Mrs Harland Rogers hosted a Saturday night bridge at her South Sudbury residence. Four couples played a progressive session with just enough guests for three tables.
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Harland Rogers
Sudbury
Kan and Way Win Tivard Title
William Kan and C H Way won the tivard. After cards, a late supper was served.
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William Kan
C H Way
Hearing Soon on Closing Dutton Road
A hearing will be held soon on the proposed closing of Dutton Road as part of the new road project by Henry Ford. Opposition to the closure is possible.
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Dutton Road
Henry Ford
Mississippi River
Arkansas City
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Unitarian Church Opens for Services This Sunday
The Unitarian Church invites all to Sunday worship at 11 o'clock on May 1st. Rev. Mam Wood of Framingham returns as preacher for several years. A cordial invitation is extended to the community.
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Servic Spairkmian
Unitarian Church
iMam Wood
Framingham
Edmund Maynard Farrell Injured in Auto Crash
Sudbury resident Edmund Farrell of Maynard Street is hospitalized at Framingham with a compound fracture of the right hip and leg plus injuries to the left leg and head. He is reported improving and expected to remain in the hospital for a week or ten days.
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Edmund.Farrell
Sudbury
Street
Framingham Hospital
Arbor Day Observance Held Today at Junior High School
The Junior High School Arbor Day program featured songs and recitations including Peeping Through the Snow and What Do we Plant When We Plan a Tree. Students presented a playlet Trial of the Birds and a reading of the Governor's Proclamation as a tree was planted by Phillip Wilson.
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Sirkka Lethinen
Linas
Frigard
Suimi Kato
Kelley
Virginity
Cole
Anti Igsari
John Murphy
Alice Smith
Simeon Seder
Laabel Ahuls
Ahe
Henry ‘Yatreanks
Dennis Farnell
Phillip Wilson
Catherine Coughlin
Widow Mrs Dyke Honored At Funeral In Acton
Mrs Chines Dyke wife of the late Charles Dyke, who died about three weeks ago, was buried after passing services at a local church. Rev Batetote officiated with Buviatsiwa and Mrs Hope assisting. Windsor Club announces its first appearance before the public on May 18 and other dates at its venue.
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Dyke Pies
Chines
Charles, Dyke
Satar Ternoon
Hope
Windsor Club
Woinnoltore
Windsor
Club
Noth ing But the Truth staged by Windsor Club at Woman's Club House
The Windsor Club, formed by young people chosen for talent and social concern, plans a three act drama at the Woman's Club House to raise funds for community benefits. The play, by James Montgomery, questions telling the absolute truth for twenty four hours with Bob Bennett as editor. Proceeds aid club activities and social efforts.
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Woman's Club
Windsor Club
Oang Wom
Cighten
Senvaive
Glub
Evie
James Montgomery
Bob Bennett
Waino Kauppi Visits Maynard From New York
Waino Kauppi, famed cornetist from WEAF radio, visited relatives in Maynard on April 27. Once Maynard’s wizard, he toured with a Chicago orchestra in Florida, recently formed his own Suomi orchestra in New York, and may bring it to Maynard on a New England tour.
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Hale Maynard
Waino Kauppi
New York City
Kauppi
WEAF
Maynard
Chicago
Florida
New York
Suomi Orchestra
New England
Mrs. Priest’s Birthday Celebration Honors 80th Milestone
Emma Priest of Woic atl sr celebrated her 80th birthday surrounded by her children and grandchildren. She remains alert and active with faculties unimpaired and received many gifts flowers cards and well wishes from family and friends.
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Emma Priest
Woic Atl Sr
Chhildren
Widow of Maynard resident a long-time local figure
Mrs. Priest of Maynard, born in La Chine Quebec, has lived in town 45 years. widow of William Priest, a Grand Army veteran, well known in business and social circles. Her children, most residents of Maynard, include Lyman, William, Walter, James, Albert, Charles, and daughters Mrs William Marshall and Mrs John Weaving. Charles resides in Waltham. Advertisement notes junior prom shoes at Rickles Shoe Store Maynard.
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la Chine
Quebec
Canada
Priest
Maynard
William Priest
Lyman
Beti es of the Woman's Club Hosts 48 Children Day Guests
Calvin Eaton recovers from blood poisoning after a dog bite three weeks prior. Vic and her Melody Boys performed at Town Hall on April 19 with modest turnout. Mrs Lewis bought a Nash sedan. Butler family overcomes scarlet fever and may go outside. Next Children’s Day event by the Woman's Club is planned for May 3 with Granber Wil as a guest.
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Calvin Eaton
Vic
Melody Boys
Town Hall
Lewis
Kbd Walting
Bettie
Woman’s Club
Club Granber
Mrs Alieus Haskel Receives Surprise Sendoff at Waltham Watch
Mrs Alieus Haskel, employed at the Waltham Watch factory, was honored with a farewell after a promotion. The bench was decorated and she received flowers, individual cards, and a $5 gold piece, a wholly unexpected yet appreciated ovation.
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Alieus Haskel
Waltham Watch Factory
Haskel
Sudbury High Loses to Concord in Errors
Sudbury High fell 6 to 3 at Concord Friday afternoon as errors decided the game. Key players mentioned include Stephen Lowell Horace Carson Burton Sanborn and manager Waldo Stone.
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Sudbury High School
Concord
Val
Northoro
Monsry
Rober
Lasery
Stephen Lowell
Horace Carson
Burton Sanborn
Waldo Stone
West Concord Woman's Club May Luncheon Planned
The West Concord Woman's Club will hold its annual May luncheon on Wednesday May 4 at Union Church. The event gathers members for a morning of fellowship and community updates.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Tin Union Church
Entertaining Talent by West Concord Club at Harvey Wheeler School
A home talent show staged by the West Concord Woman's club entertained last Wednesday in the Harvey Wheeler school Assembly hall. Margaret Hearn soloed, Olive Buxton danced, and Mary Shean performed with ukulele accompaniment by Mrs BL Pratt. Walter Tuttle of South Acton stood in for Blood Dumorist who could not lead.
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West Concord
Concord Public Library Hosts Sailors and Visitors
Books may be left at the Concord Public Library this week for sailors and other men. The note invites patrons to donate or borrow reading material, reflecting community support for travelers and military personnel in the area.
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Concord Public Library
Engagement announced for Miss Ina MacCabe and James Leithead
The engagement of Miss Ina P. MacCabe of Concord Junction and James Leithead of Maynard was announced today. The wedding is set for September, and Leithead has been a star basketball player for Maynard Town Team for the past two winters.
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Ina P.maccabe
Concord Junction
James Leithead
Maynard
Concord
Leithead
Deluge of Rain Follows Concord Electric Storm
A heavy rainstorm rolls through Concord area following an earlier electric storm on April 27. Residents report flooding in low-lying streets as crews assess damage and restore power. Local officials urge caution and monitor weather updates.
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Concord
Weather Front Delivers Colder Start Then Storm Toll
A heavy front before sunrise dropped temperatures below freezing then moderated to springlike by noon. Afternoon showers preceded a late storm with thunder and lightning in Concord Lexington and Arlington. A stiff wind drove a rapid temperature fall, then rain turned to damp snowflakes.
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Concord
Lexington
Arlington
Honor List Announced at Marlboro High School
Marlboro April 27 honor students of the class of 1927 were named by Principal RE. Aerrheide Ge. Five pupils, all young ladies, were selected for the graduating program in June. Names include Miss Marion V. Allen, Miss Jennie A. Badavis, Miss Bessie Baker, Miss Helen Bruyere, and Miss Margaret McMahon.
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Marlboro
Marlboro High _ school
Ee Merrill
RE. Aerrheide Ge
Marlboro High Ee
Marion V. Allen
Mason
Margaret McMahor
May McMahon
Devens. St
Hudson April 44 Boosts Mississippi Flood Aid Via School Funds
The School Board rules against collecting funds for the Mississippi flood relief through pupil contributed money. Donations may be given voluntarily to Red Cross workers. Each school maintains a relief fund with Hildreth School already contributing $10 toward flood assistance.
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Hudson
Red Cross
Hildreth
Old
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