Marlboro Merivoro Unit of State Guard Veterans Formed
The Marlboro Merivoro unit of the State Guard Veterans No 27 was inaugurated and installed at a meeting held to celebrate the formation. Officers and members from various veteran organizations attended, with state officials and local dignitaries present. The total enrollment reached about 1 000, and the service ran from 7 to 1920. Mayor discussed the unit's goals and praised Major Hosmer's past service. A reception followed with remarks from visiting officers and local leaders.
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Marlboro
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Gills of
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Leon i
Kennedy Oite
Slee Mansur’ Witten
Haverhill
Gaieed Tuly
Tage
Gear
Dunbar
Brighton
E. Burn
Herbert L. Newton
James ‘Thom
Con
G. Bo
H. Norris
A. J. A Pvt
Cambridge Uni
Kai ‘i iAiion
Miar
I & D. Marshall
P. Smith
P.C
Felix Robert
Werca
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B. Premch
A. "Porter
Graves
A. Il
Botley
F. Wilson
Fragmentary historical note on Harriet Goodsow and group
Incomplete OCR snippet references Harriet Goodsow and her men, describing a vague action or aim. The text is too fragmentary to confirm events, dates, places, or affiliations, leaving only scattered names and phrases.
Maynard Church Highlights Universal Bible Sunday
Maynard M E Urch reports Sunday worship with Universal Bible Sunday readings and a sermon The Light Shineth in Darkness. Noted tenor Lautner will sing and J Edwin Lacount pastor of Epworth M E Church Cambridge announces a Friday youth class and Monday men class with business, speaker, and refreshments.
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Maynard M. E. Urch
Reed Pursues Legal Action in New York Trade Dispute
Fragmentary report indicates Fred W. Reed involved in a legal matter tied to Commonwealth interests and a move to New York. Details are unclear but point to a cross state dispute seeking resolution or enforcement.
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Fred ‘W. Reed
Mr. Er
Commonwealth Waing
New York
Dunzater
F R Jones Heads Concord Board of Trade
In Concord Old Acres resident Fred R. Jones was elected president of the Concord Board of Trade at a meeting held Monday evening at the Colonial Inn. He succeeds Fred T Boyd with John J. McRae as vice president, Boyd as secretary, and EBie treasurer. Owen A Hoban of Garfier, former district attorney, spoke after dinner, sharing insights from his legal career. Alan Palmier of Maynard, Sunshine Singer, entertained the audience with radio era songs and poetry.
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Concord
Fred R. Jones
OldAcres
Concord Board of Trade
Colonial Inn
Fred T Boyd
John J. McRae
Boyd
Ebie
Qwen A Hoban
Garfier
Alan Palmier
Maynard
Sunshine Singers
Radio Dame
Conduct Fair Opens With Tea In Parish Hall
The Hudson-THe annual fair of the Unitarian church opens tomorrow evening after a tea in the parish hall. Mrs. Herbert S. Holmes and Mrs. Frei Morris will direct the opening feature. A public supper is planned Friday under the direction of Mie Ordway. Tables and booths will showcase quilt exhibits by Mrs. lark He Wilcox and various club groups.
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Harry G Robbins
Unity Club
J. Walter- Jessop
George JA Coolidge
Charles, Tucker
Lucie O’weilsh
Ts. Carroll Bruce
Mia.ard Mayo
Cubs Lead Canadian American League With Strong Play
The Cubs top the league on rugged, smart teamwork, pressing closely by the New Haven Eagles. They face the Arrows at the Arden Thursday in a rematch after an overtime win, with captains Peters and Davie trading honors in prior meetings. Manager Gilmore and Captain Lane have Cubs clicking, boosted by a potent forward line and key Harnett at forward.
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Bruins Cubs
Cubs
New Haven Eagles
Arrows
Frank Peters
Pinkie Davie
Joe Gilmore
Myles Lane
Cub
Providence Reds
Reds
Harnett
Boares
Seas
Puch
Ion
Jumping Joe Sn Defends Title Amid Challenger Debate
The article describes Jumping Joe Sn as the recognized holder of the title facing challengers Jimmy Londos and Jim Browning in a bid to determine a real champion. It notes a proposed meeting between George and Salvoldi as pivotal to clarifying the championship status and mentions New York and Pennsylvania recognition for Browning.
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Joe Sn
Notre Dame Southwest
Jimmy Londos
Winle’ Sores
Jim Browning
New York
Pennsylvania
George
Savoldi
City Advances Civil Works Projects in Marlboro Plan
City officials led by Mayor Lyons and City Engineer Granger presented a slate of Civil Works Administration projects in Marlboro. The measures will create 171 jobs at an estimated 39 693 23 and fund water, drainage, street, and reservoir improvements plus library and school project pitches for federal grants.
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Tiboro
Civil’ ’Administration
Y. Marlboro Ds
Lyons
J. Francis Granger
Harold L. Brigham
Civil ‘Works Board
Tumpine Forests and Co
Lake Diame
Mithamese
Witham Reservoir
Pallmount Street
Creene Street
Eum Street
North Branch Brook
Millham Reesrvoir
Federaloovernment
Bigelow
Civil ‘Works ‘Board
Boston
Considera‘ton
Boston area bids for town labor program and public works
The report details a plan to hire up to 250 workers under a public works program approved by State Chairman Joseph W. Bart Nett. It lists jobs paying various totals, including sewer plant, water supply, and sand screening tasks, with transportation funding of 3450. Other projects include wood cutting, traffic system installation, and parapet rebuilding.
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Boston
Joseph W. Bart Nett
Morgan
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Compassion. Ip
Time For Xmas Mailing To Foreign Ports
Postal schedule lists December dates for sending Christmas packages to numerous destinations including Barbados Bermuda Bulgaria Costa Rica Hungary Jamaica Lithuania Madeira Netherlands Nicaragua Palestine Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Scotland Sweden Switzerland Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Mexico Hawaii and more with varied deadlines. The list notes specific shipments and target dates, reflecting a broad holiday mailing plan across many countries and territories.
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Ennomans Een
John H. Beker
Folk Psi Bases
Barbados
Belgmm
Bermuda
Biwisivau Sss
Bpaail Sy Ccigi Pions Sos
Bulgaria
Costa Rica
Guba
Hungary
Trish Free State
Cera
Jamaica
Lithuania
Madeira
Roshein Sine
Netherlands
Nicaraugua
Corinto
Dogo Wes
Palestine
Pangma
Polam
Portugal
Bate
Puerto Rico
Irses
Rumania
Scotland
Sweden
Switzerland
Union of Socialist Soviet
RAE Vochavratak
Memozuela
Wumosovige Sc. Ie
Sallingie
Hime Best
Hawaii
NS Os Cai Ob
West Concord Union Church December Schedule
The West Concord Union Church posts a Sunday service at 11 with The Life Church School Line meeting at noon, and a 6 pm Christian Endeavor service led by Miss Mary Nelson. A Tuesday December 12 meeting of the Helping Hand Society is at 2:30 pm, and a Friday December 15 choir rehearsal at 7 pm. Middlesex Local members will be entertained by the Christian Endeavor Society at West Concord.
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West
Ceoree Union
Minne
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Christian Endeavor Service
Mary Nelson
Helping ‘Hand Society
Choirehearsal
The
Christian &Deavor Society of the West Concord Union Church
Middlesex
Unclear OCR: social event rumor and impersonator note
Fragmentary OCR reports a social event plan and an impersonator incident involving Boston figures. The readable text mentions Blair and December timing, with scattered references to meetings, speakers, and crowd reactions.
Meeting at Wayside Held by Farm Group and Professor
A community meeting was held at Wayside at 2 30 by the Farm group. Professor Arnold Davis of Massachusetts State College spoke on agricultural topics and local issues in the proceedings.
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Garien He Nion
Ion
Wayside
Arnold Davis
Jehusetts State College
Amy Ur
Boston Road Hearing Today on Marlboro to Boston Route
A delegation from the Boston Post Road Association led by Charles Cook and R H Wilcox attends a State House hearing in Boston to consider rebuilding the road between Marlboro and Boston. The Enterprise campaign since 1925 notes a remaining stretch and past opposition in Sudbury and Wayland.
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Marlboro
Boston Post Road Association
Charles Cook
R. H. Wilcox
State House
Boston
Sulla Ibig
Sudbury
Wayland
Irons
Department of Public Works
Frank Jr
Elected Class President at Local High School
The high school elected Robert Cuff as class president after yesterday’s vote. Cuff, a senior, is a football fullback, baseball team member, and a strong student, with leadership roles in athletics and academics.
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Ppett
Robert Cuff
Sappett @s
Fulback
Norte Ss Outfits Entertain Play by Patrol
A patrol presents a play directed by Miss Marjorie Haskell. Merit names include Beatrice Wads, Helen Churchill, Patricia Proor, Ann O'Brien, Eleanor McClintock in the first class and Ruth Hammond, Florida Dickison, Evelyn Sullivan, Ellen Coulter, Helen Chapdelaine, Margaret Gale, Ruth Blakely, Vivian Stone, Jacquelyn Vanderhoof, Helen Vanderhoof, Margaret Loft, Eliza Ace OGa, Bley, Margaret White, and others in the second class.
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Marjorie Haskell
Valentine Beatrice Wads
Helen Churchill
Patricia Proor
Ann O'Brien
Eleanor McClintock
Ruth Hammond
Florida Dickison
Evelyn Sullivan
Ellen Coulter
Helen Chapdelaine
Margaret Gale
Ruth Blakely
Vivian Stone
Jacquelyn Vandeoo
Helen ‘Vand Erhoof
Margare Lott
Eliza
H Wallace Ward Auxiliary Unit 242 Report
Fragmentary notice from UNIT 46 ae The H. Wallace ward Auxiliary Mary Unit 242 details a local organizational update. The readable portion mentions unit designation and affiliation, with no clear event or outcome available in the text.
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H. Wallace Ward
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