Maynard Football Names 1925 Captain and Team
Mike Vodoklys of Maynard H. H. is selected captain for 1925. he also stars on the baseball nine. The captaincy slate lists Vodoklys, Ager, Cowles, Kane, Murray, Love nell, Nee, Bundalavitch, Stanen, Grandah and Manty. Ten squad members expected for next season. a game with Wayland is arranged. The football eleven held its picture studio Tuesday.
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Mike Vodoklys
Maynard H
Vodoklys
Joe Ager
al Cowles
Kane
Murray
Love Nell
Nee
Bundalavitch
Stanen
Grandah
Manty
Wayland
Conventions Of Women’s Clubs To Meet December 17
The Womans Club held its meeting at Masonic hall with Mrs. Charlotte Stockbridge presiding. Delegates from 27 clubs of the 11th district will convene at Masonic hall Wednesday December 17 with a morning round table at 10 30 a luncheon at 12 33 and an afternoon session at 1 45. Mrs. Carl Schrader of Belmont is welcomed to the district convention. A Nutrition class will be held at the high school Friday at 2 30 led by an Extension service expert and the social committee under Mrs. Leslie McGarry will close the meeting.
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Womans Club
Masonic Hall
Charlotte Stockbridge
Rc State
Masonic
Carl Schrader
Belmont
High Schol
Extension Service
Ved
Leslie McGarry
Alfred W. Stone
Every Friend
Union Church
C. E. Society
C. E
Helping Hand Society
Boy Scouts
Union Club
David Sharpe dies after operation at Massachusetts General
Concord resident David Sharpe dies at 11 40 P M in Massachusetts General Hospital Boston after surgery. He leaves two daughters May and Genevive and two sons David G and George Sharpe. He was born in Gala of Maynard and worked at Assabet Mills and with Assabet Aerie FC where he served as officer and president. Funeral at St Bridget's church Friday will be a requiem mass.
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David Sharpe
Concord
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
May
Genevive
David G
George Sharpe
Mr. Sharpe
Gala
Maynard
Iorn
Assabet Mills
Assabet Aerie FC
The
Aerie
St. Bridgets Church
Children of the American Revolution Speaker At Concorde Club
Bridge Child Herbert B. Smith president of the Concorde Woman's Club will speak on parliamentary law. Jewelry valued in a rummage parcel sent to Trinitarian Congregational Church women needs owner identification. Fort y five Tournament pits Knights of Columbus against the Hibernians starting Dec 18. Michael Hopkins named joint committee chair. Kenneth Willis is the son of Mr and Mrs A H Willis who died Friday after a brain tumor. funeral held at Central Street home with Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone officiating.
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Herbert B. Smith
Concorde Woman's Club
Ladies of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Gail Cleland
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
Michael Hopkins
Comtee
Kenneth Willis
A H Wil
Massachuset General Hospital
Central St
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Probate Court Notice in Commonwealth of Maseach
The probate court requires the heir at law and next of kin to be served by mail or delivery with a copy of the filing. Witness George F. Lawton signs as required, with the court date set for the twenty day of November in the year inserted, and Harris as register.
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Commonwealth of
Beloved Student Remembered in Concord Funeral
Family and friends gathered as flowers filled the room for a memorial service. Internment followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord, with three sisters and bereaved parents among the survivors.
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Sleepy Hollow
Concord
Beaverloch Parm Opens Modern New England Bakery
Concord readers learn Beaverloch Parm of Nine Acre Corner built a sanitary modern bakery in New England. It specializes in squash apple mince custard lemon and washington pies. The tile white enamel shop tests pies by expert dieticians and uses milk cream butter from its own Jersey cows.
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Concord
Beaverloch Parm
Nine Acre Corner
New England
Jersey
Union Church Concord Jct Mass Weekly Services
Union Church Concord Junction Massachusetts lists Rev Alfred W Stone as minister and details a Sunday program with morning and evening services and various church activities. The notice includes a job ad for a live‑in helper, a card of thanks to Maynard Fire Department, and an item for sale.
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Maynard Fire Department
Susie Sheehan
Glendale Street
Maynard
Narrow escape on trip from Barrett to Detroit
North Acton travelers Mr and Mrs Bradbury skidded and tipped over after leaving White River Junction. Mrs Bradbury was thrown from the machine but neither party was seriously hurt. In Lowell Mr Bradbury bought a new machine before continuing to Detroit and the West.
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North Acton
Barrett
White River Junction
International Radio Chess Match Between Haverford College and Unknown
The first amateur radio international chess contest between Haverford College in England was reported by the American Radio Relay League. The match ran from 7 15 to 12 46 with five and a half hours of operation despite heavy static.
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Hartford
Haverford College
Eng
American Radio Relay League
Kiwanis Club Honors President Dick Evans in Marlboro Meeting
The Marlboro Kiwanis Club praised President Richard M Evans at a noon meeting. A nominating committee led by Winfield Temple proposed reelection for Evans and officers, with James McManus presenting. Directors named: George Dumas Walter McGee George Bigelow Leon Rodman Robert E Marshall Roy Elderkin John J Dionne. Election set for Dec 29.
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Carl R. Hay
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jct
Ansco Kodaks
Edison
Ecenery
Maynard Drug Co
Nason Street
Studebaker
W.B
H.P
Martin Peterson
Maynard, Mass
Udebaker
Roland Priest
Acton Street
Alton Whitney
Aileen Hayes
Worcester
James Farrell
Brooks St
Earl Kitchiner Ledge Sons
St George
Wm Pratt
Kenneth Willie
Union Church Concord Jct
MASS
Garagpr
Acton St
West Acton
RADIO
Kiwanis Club
Dick” Evans
William A Allen
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Fred W Cox
B A Corbin & Son Co
Brian C Roberts
Father John
United Cooperative Society
United Co-Operative Society
Main Street
Hennessy
Glase Srgeans
Vworsry
Devon Art Pottery
Page & Shaw
Armand
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