Veterans council discusses anti communist propaganda at Concord meeting
Vicinity Council No. 2 United War Veterans held a regular session in Concord where speakers denounced communist agitation and urged all societies to unite to stamp out insidious activities among youths. Attendees included leaders from Camp No. 16 Lynn and Maj Gen Frederick E. Pierce. The group planned future visits to Camp No. 568 Framingham and Camp No. 25 Natick with meetings set for May 7 and May 31.
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United War ‘Veterans
Unistic
Unith War Veterans
Nists
Tie li
Concord
Maguire
Joseph Ger
Lynn
H Vols
State Guard
Ma- 8B
Legion of War Veterans
Daniel J Murphy
Anneally
9Th Mass
Patalleher
United States
Navy
Boston
Frederick EE. Pierce
Greenfied
L. Company
2Nd Regiment Infantry
Cuba
el Caney
Santiago
Embiry P Clark
Charles H Field
Maas
Greenfield
Eeesome Adjt
Lynn Camp
P.C. Maguire
Charles J Jeffers
P. C. Alfred B Jones
Regan
British Veterans’ Association
Old North Bridge
Framingham
Natick
RSON HOSPITAL RUMMAGE SALE AND AUCTION NOTICE
A local rummage sale under the Rson Hospital program and a separate sale of cows, farming tools, and household furniture are planned for Concord Massachusetts on Tuesday May 8 1931 at 10 o clock DST. The auction lists multiple farm implements and furniture items with cash payments, including a manure spreader sulky mowing machines wagons plows and chairs. Partial details reference Everett street Monument St and local officials or utilities involvement.
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Lawrenaas Monument St
Concord
Masc
Springfield
Burgaus
Youngman Grange Guest Delivers Pre Primary Talk
Lt. Governor William S Youngman spoke to Grangers from Marlboro Woburn Sudbury Stow Concord and Westboro at Maynard Grange Hall. He praised Rep Leslie Sime of Maynard and discussed The Pre Primary Convention. An entertainment by Woburn Grange followed a collation hosted by Mrs Annie Floyde and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S Youngman
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Leslie Sime
Maynard
Sims
Marlboro
Woburn
Sudbury
Stow Concord
Westboro
Woburn Grange
Annie Floyde
Lawton
Elizabeth Hodges
Lillian White
Irene Martin
David Copperfield at Concord High School Mon May 4
The Punchinello Parents present David Copperfield in the Concord High School auditorium Monday May 4 under the auspices of the Concord Teachers' association.
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David Copperfield
Concords
Punchinello Parpets
Concord
Class Play Competition At Maynard School
Fourth annual class play contest held in the auditorium with junior senior sophomore and freshman entries. Judges from Maynard Players and Buswell bestowed awards. silver cup donated by Maynard Players presented to winners. Casts listed with student names. Miss May Cleary and Miss Ruth Finn coached entries. all four plays praised for skill and effort.
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Maynard
Nouse
Sudwergen
Te Maynard
Buswwus
Maynara
Anu Jaakala
Wemail
Simon Sever
Anu Jaukaia
Wiliam Leagard
Bronislaw Arcisz
Kawin Loyja
John Murphy
May Cleary
Ruthfinn
Edward Hannon
Leona Dudzinski
Sukka Lehtinen
Ruth Hull
Florence Hastings
Miss Cassone
Mothers urged to pre screen children for school entry
Parents urged to have children entering school next September physically examined. About 8,000 pupils repeat first grade yearly costing taxpayers $100.66 per pupil. Examinations run at Roosevelt May 6 8 9 30 A M Main St May 12 9 30 A M Bancroft May 20. bring records to June 1. Children must be 5 by January 15.
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Maynard
Imithe Commonwealth
Suneripane
Roosevelt
Main St
Bancroft
Acton Agricultural Association and Holding Company Meeting
A joint meeting of Acton Agricultural Association and Acton Holding Company was held at Beachs restaurant West Acton on Saturday April 26. The treasuries report both bodies show flourishing finances with Agricultural better than any year since formation fourteen years ago. The Holding Company voted to retire eleven shares of stock on the new building, built over a year ago, and to declare a dividend of percent on Class B stock and per cent on a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Agricultural Association
Acton Holding Company
Beachs Restaurant
West Acton
Poth
Agricultural Association
Free Public Lecture on Christian Science in Concord
An audience at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord heard Frank Bell, CSB of New York City, lecture on Christian Science. Introducted by Wallace K. Howard the talk stressed that reality is spiritual and discoverable through prayer and the correction of erroneous sense, as explained by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Concord
Frank Bell
C.S.B
New York City
Church of Christ
CSB
Bell
Wallace K. Howard
Church
First Church of Christ, ‘Scientist
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Annoyance Over Train Whistles and Bells in Concord
Residents of Maple and Martin streets in Concord complain of excessive locomotive whistle blasts and bell ringing from Huston and Maine Railroad trains. Boston expert William L. Puffer cites repeated night noise, urging reductions and urging the Department of Public Utilities to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Puffer
Dept. of Public Utilities
South Acton
Maple
Martin Streets
Huston and
Maine Railroad
Boston
Mis
Herbert A
Martin Street
Department of Public’ Utilities
Mr. Puffer
Anchor and Ark Glee Club Charms Strand Audience
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Charles A. Welch Lodge A. F and A. M. filled the Strand Th for its annual concert. Boston trumpeter Walter M. Smith featured, praising the club’s first public performance and artistic aims. Names of singers and the director Gavin Taylor are listed with Hazel Hooper as accompanist.
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Maynard
Anchor and Ark
Glee Club
Harlan Cook
Gustave Ey
William Jones
Allen Pahner
Lindsey N.smith
Edwin Carlton Jr
George &.Jamiesson
Ralph D. Jones
Wildert X. Macurda
Haram Parkin
David Walker
Hiner B.cook
Harvey N. Fairbank
Harold ‘Merriam
Merton F Merrick
Albert Tallant
Prank Holland
Harry E. Holt
Wellem Johnston
George EB. Lawton
Mark ‘Newton
Gavin T. A. Taylor
Hazel Hooper
Ll. D. Wilson Order de Molay
May 8 Exhibition by Kanto Athletic Club at High School
The Kanto Athletic Club, Finnish youth, will stage a musical and athletic exhibition at the high school auditorium on Friday May 8 to benefit the High School Association. Public support is urged to help offset recent expenses while showcasing local athletes’ progress.
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Kanto
Mayhardie School, Athletic Association
High School Association
Publc
Kanto Club
Concord chapter DAR to meet May 9 with officer elections
The Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will gather at the Chapter House on Saturday afternoon May 9. Regent Mrs. Horton Bamsade presiding the auntie meeting includes officer elections and a report from the Congress recently held in Washington. Attendees include Mrs. Clarence C. Tuttle, Mrs. Rowan W. Hera, and Miss Hye Shapley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Horton Bamsade
Ishington
Nor
Clarence C. Tuttle
Rowan W. Hera
Misg Hye Shapley
Sudbury Town Hall bids opened for erection
Sudbury April 29 bids opened for the erection of the town hall by the building committee. Twelve bids were received from firms including Perkins & Wells Concord TS McMahon Framingham Will H Porter Watertown and others. The committee will review plats and select a contractor. the hall will seat 609 in the main hall and 260 in another, with a library, dark red brick exterior, and wood-front cornices.
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Sudbury
Bida
Town Hall
Ott Faltaak
Sharvey N. 1
Perkins & Wells Concord
TS. McMahon
Framingham
Harley C O
Marlboro
Ing
Rocheford
Will H. Porter
Watertown
WeMilm & Co
Cambridge
William Oxson
John Fyne
C. Maséle
Wayland
Green Clancy
Maynard
Natick
Iuning & Heating Ga
Frank A
Alsedy
Fred H. Ker
Waltham
PayByrne — Plu Co
Fred B. Dawes
Hudson
B. Herrick
Boston
F Way
Agnes Sud Center
Charles. H. Way
Vey N. Fairbank
F. Gerry
Harland
Ralph H. Barton
Col. Bradlee
Albert M. Becky
G. Raymond
Mra Cuptill
Communion Breakfast Held After Maynard Knights Service
The Maynard Council Knights of Columbus held their annual Communion breakfast at St. Bridget's in Masonica after the 8:30 mass. More than 160 members attended. Special speaker was Hon. Charles Connor of Bow, a Suffolk Law School professor. Musical numbers and solos featured Richard Hilfertty. Invited guests included Thomas Vahey of Watertown, Atty. Edward Loughlan of Concord, and Rev. Walter J. Roche.
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Maynard Council Knights of Columbus
Masonica
St. Bridget’s
Charles Connor
Bow
Suffolk Law Choo
Richard Hilfertty
Thomas Vahey
Watertown
Dward Loughlan
Concord
Walter J. Roche
D. D
J. Donahue
G. K. John Hannon
Maynard church notices urge youth events and talks
The Maynard church calendar lists Sunday services at 9 45 a m with a 6 pm youth meeting and open speakers from Congregational Young People. Judge Zottoli spoke last Sunday night and Arthur Cook will discuss Christian Service in Teaching. A May 17 union service features Orville Poland speaking on Prohibition and Temperance.
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Ave “Taylor
Lhd
Maynard
Young Peoples
Atty Orville Y
Poland
Mr. Orville
Bin
Fumes Overcome Man at West Concord Fire
West Concord, William C. of the London Chemical Company, was overcome by sulphur fumes in his Belarrell street chemical shop while attempting to pull a fire from a bundle of old rags. The blaze, believed caused by spontaneous combustion, was quickly extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
William C
Chemical Company
Belarrell Street
Sudbury Residents Visit Friends After Hospital Update
Mrs William McDonald and family now in Wellesley visited Dorothy Walker who was taken to Framingham hospital Friday in serious condition but reported as improving. Friends express relief and well wishes.
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William McDonald
Snd
Wellesley
Fred Stone
Dorothy Walker
Framingham Hospital
Concord church, Rotary, and fraternal notes from New York
Rev George L Thurlow of the Trinitarian church was in New York last week for St Bernard's benefit events. A whist party at Mary Hill Fairhaven road raised funds for St Bernard's. Concord Rotary reports on meetings with Mrs Lucy Snyder visiting Framingham and Central West Concord. A Northeastern professor and a Past High Priest gave talks to new Chapter members, and Corinthian Lodge received Veterans Medal acknowledgments. Guests from Marlboro attended.
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George L. Thurlow
Trinitarian
Ional Church
New York
Join
St. Bernard’s
Mary. Hill
Fairhaven Road
Concord Rotary Club
Sr Ton Rotary Club
Concord Club
Lucy K. Snyder
Frit
Framingham
Central
West Concord
Witham Pinettateel
Northeastern
N Nhbers
Hel Hosmer
So Corinthian Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Massachuset
Chiter
Marlboro
Hall elected first vice president at scholar conference
Supt W A Hall was chosen first vice president during the 17th Annual Conference held at Ridgewater, with Wells A Hall of 4 noted among selections.
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Ridgewater
Wells A. Hall
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Rson Hospital
Everett Street
Council
K. of C
Menty
St.Bernard’s
Monument Hall
H. O'brien
Massa
Public Utilities Commis
M. Finigan Howard C. Burr
Youngman Grange Guest
Te Y
Mariboro
L. D. Wilson
Iton State Armory
Golbman
Mis Ambassadors
Maynard High School
Regessive
Gam
Progressive Lodge
Kai Pythias
Coliors
T* Hall
George Sndonley
Grand Beat Massahusetts
J. Spence
John Wife
Charles “H. Shearer
D. Lent
EB. Burgess
John Edwards
Johm' Mitzcavitch
Amity
Carl A. Freeman
Hino
William _ V. Cameron
H.shearer
John Mit
Robert A. Burgess
Knights of _Pythias
Department of Public Utilities
State House
Mass
Ince
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Strand Theatre
Eagen
Concord Veterans’ Hall
Hagen
Veterans Hall
Florence Green
Alabam
Are. Thurlow
Charles Voigt
Carl C
A. R
Sudbury Town Hall
Maynard Council
SO. Sudbury
W. A. Hall
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