Ambitious Talk on War Plans and Arts from Distant Shores
A corner of 1920s debate covers Britain France and Italy amid sanctions and potential munitions moves. G Wells, 69, praises art over novels and operas while Alan Valentine rises at Rochester University. American banks report $15 trillion in government figures and looming battleships as guests arrive.
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Alan Valentine
Pier 4
Yale
Rochester University
Olympi
Paris
St Bridget’s parish reunion draws capacity crowd
Maynard notes the St Bridget’s annual Thanksgiving Eve reunion in the high school auditorium drew a full audience. Rev Wai praised former parishioners and the evening featured entertainment, whist and dancing with numerous prize winners and cash awards listed.
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Mary Behi
Statkus
Je Walsh
Va Tucker
Oertrate Johnston
John Zaniewski
Fidelis Morton
Mrs Dwyer
Ann Cullinane
John Sheridan
Frances Pineguess
Adams
Mac
Concord Taxpayers Group Forms in High School Auditorium
About sixty Concord residents gather at Concord High School to organize a local unit of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Association. The group aims to study federal state municipal and county government activities and promote efficient government at the lowest cost. Officers include Hayden Whitney True as treasurer and Payson as secretary clerk Richard B. Hobart and Daniel Hayes among those named.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Associa Chase
Richard B Hobart
Daniel Hayes
John Horrotks
George Lawton
Kdward McKenna
K C Templeton
Arnold R Wheeler
Hayden Whitney
True
Payson
Richard B
Piner Opens White's Diner at 50 Nason Street
Peter White opens White's Diner at 50 Nason Street as successor to the Hoffman Diner. The eatery is remodeled and redecorated and begins business today under new ownership.
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Piner
White’s
Nason Street
Peter White
Hoffman
Maynard Amateur Show Draws Large Crowd at Colonial Theatre
The Anchor and Ark Club hosted the second amateur show in two weeks at the Colonial theatre drawing a sellout crowd. More than fifty amateurs auditioned for the 21 to 2 hour program, with eight finalists and five winners. Fred Newman and his Romeos won first prize of 265 dollars with a Hillbilly act including Fraser Reynolds Hanna Kuushenski Maynard James Tiszard Reardon and others.
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Lotus Quartet
C. S. Crompton
Belmont
D. M. Goodwin
Newton
Reginald Webster
Waltham
Fred Newman
Romeos
Fraser
Reynolds
Hanna
Kuushenski
Maynard
James Tiszard
Beg Reardon
Picks All Star Teams for Bod Medonieli Winchester Tackle Olson
The article names an elite lineup with Bod Medonieli at tackle Olson and Johnson at guard, Pictocelli at center, Winchester players Diick and Downey among backs, and caps to provinces. Winchester dominates early, with Stoneham and Maynard also represented in a season long selection. Continued on Page Eight.
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Bod Medonieli
Winchester
Olson
Johnson
Pictocelli
Winchester Gaard
Reiai
Arnold
Stoneham
Belmont
Provinzano
Downey
McKinnon
of Stone
Aldrich
Columbo
Maynard
Death Notice of Mrs Caroline M Nazro Swan Concord
Funeral services were held at her home for Mrs Caroline M Nazro Swan 78 born 1857 in New City daughter of Henry and Eliza Nazro. She lived in Jamaica Plain many years until her husband, a Boston attorney, died in 1931. She belonged to the Garden Club of Concord.
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Concord
Caroline M Nazro Swan
Edward Perry Daniels
Swan
New City
Henry
Eliza Nazro
Jamaica Plain
Hus- Boston
Garden Club of
Con
Activity At St George’s Church Meetings
A vestry meeting at St. George's was held Monday night. Mrs Maude Copley spoke at a supper for church school teachers. The choir is to meet tonight at 7 and Parish Aid Society convenes later.
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Maynard
St. George's Church
Maude Copley
Taxpayers Meet December 12 in Maynard High School
A town meeting of Maynard property taxpayers is set for December 12 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. The Maynard Taxpayers Association calls the session and will be addressed by officials from taxpayers groups in other towns and cities.
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Maynard
Maynard Tax Payers Association
Organiza
Police praise for quick action saving life at Baker’s Bridge
A police officer earned commendation for saving Hugh Miller 23 of West Concord after he plunged from Baker's Bridge in Lincoln last Saturday. The commissioner lauded prompt radio response and sound judgment on arrival, reflecting credit on the officer and department.
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Piggg
Hugh Miller
West Concord
Baker’s Bridge
Lincoln
Eo Ee Beattie
Wentuerane
Bell Toll Marks Mill Hours at End of Day
The Fin generation bell rang daily in the mill belfry before the steam siren installation, signaling workday start and end. The bell was recently gifted to the church by Harry, a donation from the mill.
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Maynard
Harry
Mrs Eleanor Short to entertain Concord Woman's Club
Mrs Eleanor Short will entertain the Concord Woman's Club in a social gathering at her home. The event serves as a social meeting for club members with plans for upcoming community activities.
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Eleanor Short
Concord Woman's Club
Maynard mill industry hums with growth and holidays
The Maynard area shows easing industrial slump with about 2000 employed at the Assabet Mill and unofficial reports of orders booked through winter. The Maynard Trust Co Christmas Savings Club distributed $36 000 to members, merchants note increased buyers and cash in circulation, and a turkey sales boom marked the Thanksgiving period.
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Maynard
Assabet
Maynard Trust Co
Merritt Presents Going Down North in Concord
Arthur H. Merritt drew a large Concord audience at Veterans Building Friday evening for his illustrated lecture Going Down North based on a summer trip to the Gaspe Peninsula Newfoundland and Labrador. The talk, staged under the Trinitarian Congregation, showcased Merritt’s wit and vivid narration and praised Dr Grenfell and his Labrador work.
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Concord
Arthur H. Merritt
Veterans Building
Gaspe Peninsular
Newfoundland
Labrador
Dr. Grenfell
Milk train derails hitting car near Richardson’s corner
A nine car express milk train bound for Boston derailed after hitting a car at Richardson’s corner on Central Street. The crash trapped occupants as flames spread while crews worked to clear wreckage. a Fitchburg man in the car fled, returning home unaware of the tragedy.
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Acton
Boston
Greehia i
Richardson
Central Street
Progi
Fitchburg
Richardson's Corner
Spectacular Concord fire destroys Horrocks Brothers box plant
A blazing fire near Concord Monday destroyed the Horrocks Brothers box plant on Conant Street with a $12,000 loss. Chief Tuttle ordered a third alarm with reinforcements from Concord as the building, storing fruit items and kindling, burned and collapsed to black walls. John F. Horrocks said the loss was largely covered by insurance. Fire marshal to investigate.
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Concord
Horrocks Brothers
Conant Fiet
Alfred Tetreault
Tuttle
John F. Horrocks
William
Concord church notices announce minister and meetings
First Parish in Concord posts a morning service at 9 45 and a Sunday service at 11. A joint meeting of the Women’s Parish Association and the Concord Chapter Unitarian Men's League will be held in Vestry on Monday December 16.
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Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Women's Partish Association
T Concord
Unitarian Lemen’s League
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