Concord Players stage Bad Man at Veterans Hall
The Concord Players presented a three night run of Porter's satirical melodrama Bad Man at Veterans Hall, with Gimenez, Lucia, and Gilbert in a tale of love, war, and ranch intrigue. Pancho, Pedro, and Angela figure in a plot of jealousies, bandits, and a foreclosed mortgage, set against an Arizona ranch backdrop.
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Concord Players
Melointh
Porter Kin
Veterans Hall
wTidey
Steuvenige
Bad Man
Hwidrwck
Gomez
C. Gilbert Jones
Paul C
Henry Saith
Bangor
Maine
Smith
Morgan Pell
New York
Lucia
Carolinge Farnsworth
Gil
Pires
Gilbert
Jones
Angela Hardy
Frances H
Gilae Ty Apie
Angela
Pell
Uythe
Pelis
Hardy
Pancho
Raymond P Saliawin
Ieacer
Pedro
Marvin C Taylor
Venustia- No
Stanton Garfield
Arizona
Henry Smith
B. Alcott Pratt
Gilbert Jones
Paul C. Lamb
Lucia Pell
Caroline
Farnaworth
Hans ‘ Miller
Red Giddings
Shmuel
K Merwin
Jaspar Hardy
Ripley Gage
Angela -Hardy
Frances H Lamb
Pancho Lopez
Raymond Baldwin Pedro
Venustiano Stanton
Garfield Alverada
Jean Lindsay
Bradley
Douglas Milter Blake
Franels
Houston Bandits Rangers
Gardner
Marion
Henry A ‘Laughtin
Samuel Merwin
Hans W. Miller
Wilford C. Saeger
Henry A Laughrt
Prompear
Albert M Harlow
John M Haton
Edwan D. Brooks
Newcomb Fuller
Harold E Orendord
David Oor
Wilford’Saeger
Philip L Smith
Whitney S Smith
Mayor Childs In Fine Address At West Concord Club
Hon Edwin O Childs spoke on Good Citizenship at the West Concord Woman's Club meeting last Friday. He urged primary participation and community involvement while praising civic duty and kindness to newcomers. Ben Macotiber entertained with a note from recent filming and a baritone role in Gay Paree. The club donated 10 to the Veterans Home for Christmas and 10 to the International College at Springfield. Mrs Albert Shaw hosted the social tea.
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West Concord
Edwin O. Child
West Concord ‘Woman’s Club
Newton
Ben ‘Macotiber
Gay Patee
Veterans “Home
International College At
Springfield
Albert, Shaw
Bostess
Post Foreign Mail at Once Advise for Christmas Deliveries
Instructions urge timely sending to 10 foreign destinations to ensure delivery by Christmas. Messages note some gifts mailed now may miss the date for several countries, while others still have time.
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Post
Concord Chapter to Elect Officers at Eastern Star Meeting
Hawthorne Chapter of the Eastern Star convenes at Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Durs presiding and Carl Carlson assisting. A memorial service for James L Adams is planned. 1931 officers to be elected after reports, followed by a social hour. Grand Matron Mabel White to install Dec 27 with multiple officers and a Roast Beef supper at 6:30 pm.
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Huawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Durs
EB. Hodway
Carl © Carlson
James L Adams
Hélen P Loring
Grand Chapter
Massachusetts
Mabel & White
Harry Vibty Oy
Peavy
Laura G Martin
Carrie L Dye
Hawthorne
Leila Blake
Paul Revere
Frank Ln Field
Euen Jones
Florence Duren
Benjamin Derby
Maynard Woman's Club Hosts Children's Day Program
The Maynard Woman's Club held its annual Children's Day in the high school auditorium with over 150 child guests. Herbert Taylor performed a Punch and Judy style show as Santa Claus handed out ice cream candy and gifts. Mrs Olive Cross led games under directors Mrs Mary Erikson and Mrs Huldah Taylor.
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Maynard
Maynard Woman’s Club
Herbert Taylor
Santa Clus
Olive Cross
Mary Erikson
Huldah Taylor
Wallace ‘Hall
Fitchburg
Charoltte Stockbridge
11Th District of Woman’s Club
Maynard Club
William N Doak Sworn In as Secretary of Labor
William N Doak of Roanoke Virginia is sworn in as United States Secretary of Labor in Washington DC in December 94. He brings prior government and state experience to the national labor agency.
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Willams
Williams
National ‘Cooperative Store
Guin If
William N. Boak
Washington, DC
William N Doak
Roanoke
Virginia
Town Session in Maynard Fray Special
A special town meeting is set for Friday evening December 12 at Cooperative Hall at 7 30. Four articles appear on the warrant centering on Welfare Department funding. The most significant asks $22 800 total Welfare appropriation after the current and special meetings. Additional items cover $316 49 for damages from street relocations and $4 200 to pay architect Edward McGirr for junior high school and auditorium work. The Finance committee backs $48 06 Welfare and $8 16 49 for damages with $105 922 as total advised appropriation.
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Welfare Department
Summer and
Waltham Streets
Edward McGirr
Me ‘Girt
Maynard to Open New White Way With Enhanced Lighting
Maynard opens its new White Way on Thursday night December 11 with Edison substation power in Concord. Twenty four modern 60 candle power street lamps on concrete posts plus all town lamps increased to 80 candle power will illuminate Main and Nason streets and surrounding area. The shift to 60 cycle distribution will continue until Assabet Mill power is discontinued. A concert in the square near Main and Nason is planned with the Dusted Concert Band, and merchants announce special Thursday to Saturday sales to celebrate the reopening.
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Maynard
Maynard-api
Actons
Assabet Mill
eWay
Batur
Merc
Frank, Binks
Joseph
Ae Coe Ut
Edwin Markham Delivers Poem Lecture at Local High School
Edwin Markham, renowned American poet and author of The Man With the Hoe, drew a large audience at the high school auditorium Monday night. He presented a course on poets and poetry, read his own verse including Lincoln, and received hearty applause.
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Maynard
Edwin Markham
Lincoln
Poe
Markham
Oregon City
Oregon
California
Cpi
Union Congregational Church
Mathew Vance
Maynard Lodge Glee Club Concert and Christmas Tree Party
The Anchor and Ark Glee club will perform at Father and Son Night at Maynard Lodge 1.0 O F hall Wednesday night December 17 with Rev Ernest Lyman Mills of the Methodist church speaker. A committee of Robert Lester George Jamieson Raymond Drechsler and Mathew Waitus handles arrangements. Plans proceed for a children's Christmas Tree party at Cooperative hall Friday evening December 19 under the re of
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Mayard
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Father and Son
Maynard Lodge
O. F. Hall
Dea
Ernest Lyman Mills
Methodist Church
Robert Lester
George Jamieson
Raymond Drechsler
Mathew Waitus
Sudbury Club Demonstration Opens With Home Economics Talk
Sudbury Woman's Club held a regular Wednesday afternoon meeting at Memorial Congregational church vestry. Mrs Frank S. Martin chaired the program and Mrs Emily F Willis led a business session. Vocal solos by Violet McGorley accompanied by Ruth Perkins followed a demonstration lecture on balanced meals by Mrs Carolyn Bixby with Miss Cox from Consolidated Gas. A Glenwood range was installed for Mrs Bixby. Dishes included vegetable nanny oats, baked eyes, Dutch apple cake, pineapple ginger bread, and sauces. The afternoon was deemed very pleasant.
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Sudbury
Carolyn Bixby
Cox
Consolidated Gas Co
Glenwood
Bedford forms group on unemployment aid
A local committee appointed by Gov. Allen to coordinate unemployment aid in Bedford includes officials from the Mugs Emergency Committee and various town organizations. Chaired by Geo. Sweetnam with Rev. Frank Thompson as secretary, the group solicits blank forms and donations of canned goods and fuel to assist those in need.
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Bedford
Allen
Geo. Sweetnam
Frank ‘Thompson
George Bunn
St. Michael's
Henry Lyons
Parent-Teacher Association
George Mitchell
Eastern Star
DV Birrill
Algo
Maynard Lodge Memorial Service Recalls William Lord
Maynard Lodge held a memorial service Sunday under its auspices. William Lord was read on the roll, with remarks by local officials and a memorial address by Middlesex Gentry’s Robert T. Bushnell. The Anchor and Ark Glee Club performed, and the Maynard high school orchestra played with Miss Ethel Love Supe directing.
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Maynard Lodge B.V
Maynard Ware
Uur Absett Brothers
Uhat
William Lord
Housewall
Robert T. Bushnell
Atorney
Middlesex
K. Paul Slander
Maynard Lodge
Hills
Prayor
Kenneth Geruy
Wank Park
Thomas Gately
Joseph Schatur
Leslie W. Sims
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Davin Taylor Jr
Ochestra
Hareld Johnston
Ethel Love ‘Yy Supe
Pubhc
Maynard
Longe
He. Peoples ‘Theatre
The
Elks
Tii
Local Concord Trade Group Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Concord Chamber of Trade was held with a program by the Garrardi orchestra pleasing attendees. Damon at 373 Street Wheat Concord was elected president, succeeding Robert Wy Carter of West Concord. Waldon Lapham of West Concord was named vice president, William Hagerty secretary, and W Stuart Allen treasurer.
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Consord Agp of Trade
Tg Ae
Ganitania
Gerardi’s. Orchestra
Uynn
Kepasa
Damon
Wheat Concord
Robert “Wy. Carter
West Concord
Waldon, Lapham
Diogen
William
A. “Hagerty
Payson ‘True
Ay Urer
W.stuart Allen
Alins Danion
Thomas, Holis
Anderson
Frank L. Draper
Twelve Cities Vote In Tuesday Elections
Voters in Medford Malden Melrose Revere Woburn Beverly North Adams Westfield Chicopee Everett Lawrence and Newton held local elections on December 9 with results expected from multiple communities.
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Medford
Malden
Melrose
Revere
Woburn
Beverly
North Adams
Westfield
Chicopee
Everett
Lawrence
Newton
Woolen Co. announces leadership shakeup in American Woolen
Andrew A. Pierce retires from the presidency to become chair man of the board. Lionel J. Noah of Gimbel & Co. named new president. William L. Warner of McCall's Magazine named chairman of the executive committee. Moses Pendleton remains general manager.
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Andréw G. Pierce
Lionel J. Noah
William B. Warner
Andréw A. Pierce
American Woolen Company
Gimbel & Co
Philadelphia
William LB. Warner
McCall's Magazine
Moses Pendleton
Anager
Warner
McCall Corporation
McCall's Magazinty
Tsomada
Warver
Coubiriox
Conesius
Thes Woolen Company
Aude
Hag
Inveria
Pierce Gimou
Fire destroys major plant. three towns save structure
A massive blaze at the American Smokeless Powder plant in Atton destroyed the main building after a two hour gas battle. Firefighters from Maynard, Concord and Acton helped halt the fire, sparing 11 buildings and averting a likely explosion that could have rocked the countryside. Causes unknown though considered spontaneous ignition in gun cotton.
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Ston
Americal
Atton
Maynard
Concord
Acton
Firewell
Famey
Plan Tree For Sudbury Christmas Celebration
Sudbury residents will gather in the early evening for an old fashioned Christmas rejoicing. The event aims to light a tree and create a festive atmosphere for the town’s families and visitors.
International Bike Champs Report Confusing OCR Entry
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an international cycling event with references to finish positions and competitors but is unclear. No verifiable names, countries, or outcomes are readable enough to extract concrete details or provide a factual summary.
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