Rideout Family Celebrates Milestone and Legacy in Concord
A long tradition persisted as Effie A Ward Rideout of Ashburnham celebrated a family gathering in Concord with relatives including a son daughter five grandchildren and extended kin from Fitchburg Springfield Ett Boston and Ashburnham. The Rideouts attended Cushing Academy and the family’s public service links date back to the war era with a history of local civic involvement.
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Fitchburg
Springfield
Ett
Boston
Rideout
Effie A. Ward
Ashburnham
Merrie i
Cushing Academy
Concorde
Eut
Cushing
Ember
Concord Sasroat
Percy Adams
Moving picture benefit for Bik's Christ Basket at People's
A Sunday night benefit event at the People's Theatre drew a large crowd and exceeded expectations. Proceeds aid the Bik's Christ Basket fund through Maynard Lodge P D welfare work. The Way Tango Chorus and Paul Hilander thanked the theatre management and Grange Chorus for their support.
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Bik
Maynard Lodge P
Paul Hilander
Ruler Rd Lodge
Kiks
Expresthanks
Grange
Poincare Condition Briefly Cited Amid Silent News
Reports from London and Paris note hospital status and weather events. Vague dispatches mention Raymond Pola and M. Poincare with vascular spasms and a deteriorating forecast amid heavy fog in London.
Andover youths join radio operation drill
A fragmented report notes 8 boys aged 6 to 16 from Andover participate in a radio operation drill. The event mentions riders and a seaside trip but the text is garbled. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Mary Kelley of Maynard Widow Dies at 70 in Lawrence
Mrs Mary Kelley widow of the late Mark Keley died yesterday afternoon at her daughter’s home 100 Summer Street Lawrence about 6 o clock. She was 70, born in Ireland and a Maynard resident since age ten. Survived by seven sons Robert Kelley Hudson James Keiley Maynard Mark Keiley Beverly John Shirley Vincent Roxbury Michael Chatham and two daughters Mrs Lawrence Maynard Mrs Moses Brennan Concord a brother Michael Muir Maynard and 11 grandchildren. Burial at St Bridget’s cemetery after services at St’s church at 10 o’clock.
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Mary Kelley
Mark * Keley
Arley
Lawrence
Summer Street
Kelley
Ireland
Maynard
Robert Kelley
Hudson
James
Mark Keiley
Henry Kelsey
Beverly
John
Shirley
Vincent
Roxbury
Michael
Chatham
Moses Brennan
Concord
Michael Muir
Commonwealth
Sterling
Craig Froma
Sirs Tayredoe
Appen
Masa
St.t's Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Concord Police Relief Association elects officers
Chief William G Ryad elected president and Sergeant Marshall Witherell vice president lead the newly organized Concord Police Relief Association. Patrolman John T Foster secretary Patrolman Frederick Nolan treasurer and Patrolman Edward Lawson with Patrolman David Sheehan on the executive committee. First annual concert and ball set for State Armory on Tuesday evening Feb 10 with Ed Andrews Nautical Gardens orchestra. Lawton chairs the dance committee. The group aids officers disabled in the line of duty.
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William G. Ryad
Concord Police Relef Association
Marshall Witherell
John T. Foster
Frederick Nolan
Edward Lawson
David @. Sheehan
Relief Association
State Armory
Ed Andrews Nautical Gardens Orchestra
Edward Lawton
Concord Police Relief Association
N. G. Gillette Heads Sudbury Post Officers
Sudbury Post No. 191 A. L. installed new officers led by Commander Nathan W. Gillette and Vice commander Mos H. Eaton. Adjutant James Sawyer and finance officer Alfred F. Bonagzzoli named among others as Tercentenary year tasks noted. Garrity of Lowell attendance with brief remarks.
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Sudbury
Legion
Grett Reny
Garrity
Lowell
Hawthorne Chapter of East ern Star Holds Annual Meeting
Hawthorne Chapter of the Eastern Star held its annual meeting in the Masonic temple on Wednesday evening. Worthy Matron Mig Charitte presided with Worthy Patron Carl A. Carlson. Memorial services honored James L Adams who died November 13. Officers were elected including Irene Dye as Worthy Matron and Paul Barnes as Worthy Patron, with installation planned for December 27 by Mabel White and Harry A. Chids. A reception followed the businessMeeting with a social board service and thanks to all attendants.
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Hawthorne
Uruer
The
Eastern Star
Rempie
Waitay
Mig Charitte Bi Hkouway
Carl A. Carlson
James L Adams
Annie Waiser
Uth Pratt
P. M
Irene Dye
West Concord
Paul Barnes
Pimcere
Bewah Blair
Concord
Benjamin Clark
Worthy
Harry A Chids
Lauren Martin
Marsal
Carrie L Dye
P M
Leila Blake
Paul Revere
Franklin Field
Poocrepeeke
Florence Duren
Derby
P. P
Helen P
Ruth . Pwans
Yuletide Parties Set by Mizpah Rebekah and AOH Groups
Yuletide celebrations are planned with a Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Christmas party at Odd Fellows hall led by Arthur Champagne and others. Members are asked to bring a gift. A separate Friday event at Cooperative hall features the AOH Ladies Auxiliary and Maynard Council of the Knights of Columbus hosting children.
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Maeshaciaig
Mizpah
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Arthur Champagne
Archie MacPherson
Ernest Ingham
George Lawton
William B. Jones
Cooperative Hall
Maynard Council K. of C
Firefighters Honor Dinner At Headquarters Gathering
Fire department members held a chicken pie supper at fire headquarters with Chief Frank Parks as toastmaster. Guests included Sel men Frank Binks Joseph Hart Sam Re 2 John Connors and Sergeant s of press. The event emphasized welfare, fellowship, and good cheer among the department and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Binks
Joresehaat
Sam
John Connors
Frank Paks
Frank
Parks
John Wollerschied
Walter Priest
William
H. Priest
Fred Kelley
Hoge
John Maley
Willam € Rrney
Scottish-born Kirlichan dies. funeral set in town
P Kirlichan, a Scottish native and longtime liquor business proprietor before Prohibition, dies Monday. The body rests at Twombly Undertaking Parlors, with Knights of Pythias burial rites and a 9 o'clock funeral mass at St Bridget's. Burial follows in St Bridget's Cemetery.
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Ane
Scotland
Kirlichan
Twomby
Main Street
Knights of Pyth
St. Bridget’s
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Kivlichan
Progressive Lodge K. of P
Maynard-Gerald Foucher Found Guilty On Three Charges
Maynard-Gerald Foucher faced three charges in Concord district court Saturday. He was found guilty on all counts including driving under the influence, driving without a license, and drunkenness. A fine of six dollars for license violations and a zero dollar fine for DUI were imposed. the drunkenness charge was placed on file. Judge Howard A. Wilson presided. John Connery prosecuted.
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Maynard
Gerald Foucher
Lowell
Concord
Howard A. Wilson
John Connery
Maynard Wins First Half Title In P C Bowling League
Maynard Postoffice bowling team clinched the first half championship of the P C Bowling league. The second half begins after Christmas with Maynard facing Leominster Carriers at the Ivnch alleys as teams prepare for a strong return, the season continuing with competitive matchups ahead.
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Maynard
Miss Gibby Returns Home After Lung Tooth Extraction
Miss Alice Gibby, who recently underwent removal of a tooth lodged in her right lung, has moved from Meaconess hospital to her Boston home. She remains weakened and bedbound under Dr. Josephine D Kable’s care, with a speedy recovery anticipated.
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Marlboro
Alice Gibby
Boston Street
Meaconess Hospital
Boston
Gibby
Josephine D Kable
Treasury Balance Declines in December Report
Washington treasury balance shows a deficit of 67 million six hundred forty one thousand six hundred eighty eight dollars as of December 17. The unsigned intake figure reflects a negative cash position amid year end accounting.
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Treasury
Washington
Christmas Spiritpermeates Air With Joy To
The article portrays Christmas joy spreading through towns as homes prepare for the season and the public anticipates gifts. It highlights kindness, shared food and shelter, and community efforts to ensure every person, especially children, shares in the holiday spirit. It mentions Wallace Beery in a casual aside about film history.
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Maynard
Santa Claus
Satta
Concord War Veterans Camp Elects Officers at Meeting
The Ralph P. Hosmer Camp United Spanish War Veterans held its annual meeting in the Veteran's Building with the Ladies Auxiliary also meeting, electing officers for the coming year. Capt Herbert Berry was chosen commander and James Hidelman senior vice commander. Multiple officers from West Concord and Lincoln were named, marking the auxiliary's first anniversary with Mrs Katherine O Keefe presenting commendations.
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Concord
Ralph P. Hosmer
United Spanish War Veterans
Veteran's
Herbert £. Berry
Main Street
George M. Lee
West Concord
James Hidelman
Malden
Percy ‘.W
Katherine Byron
Katherine O’keefe
Dorchester
Supreme Court may hear case on Prohibition amendment
Newark dispatch reports potential Supreme Court review of a New Jersey challenge to the 18th Amendment. Justice Department officials expect enforcement of the amendment while noting shifts in the Court's composition since the recent ruling.
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Washington
Aig
Jugucey
Supreme Court
Tee Hughes
J , Botier, Sutterland, Stowe and Roberts
Town Meeting Sees $4000 Welfare Approval And Dam Relocation Cost
A Friday town meeting at Cooperative hall drew 21 citizens with Atty Alfred McCleary as moderator and Frank Sanderson as town clerk. The session approved a $4000 Welfare department appropriation from overlay reserves to cover costs including relocation dam repairs and the junior high school building project architect fees.
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Cooperative Hall
Atty Alfred
BE. McCleary
Moder-Ator
Frank 3.Sandeson
Altham
Middlesex Rifle Club Opens New Range in New Hampshire
The Middlesex Rifle Club unveils a 200 yard rifle range at the New Hampshire site near West Concord. Plans include damming Second Division Brook to form a 15 acre artificial pond as part of the project.
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West Concord
Joseph A. Coe
Scar
Louisakeet
Middlesex Rife Club
Sowe Aa
Calvary Baptist Men’s Club Hosts Warm Interlude
The Calvary Baptist church of Lowell hosted the Men’s club guests for a fellowship night with a plentiful supper prepared by East Quarter members. Rev George L Churlow and Walter Clement presided as visitors entertained with a double quartet and songs and Rev Alexander Henderson spoke on Galsworth’s play The Escape. Enthusiastic remarks followed from attendees.
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Calvary Baptist Church of
Lowell
A. & P. Gypsies
George Nelson
George L. Churlow
Pres,dent
Walter Clement
Frank Marshall
Alexander Henderson
Calvary, Baptist Church
Galsworth
Maynard Opens White Way With Band Concert and Fireworks
Maynard celebrated its White Way opening with a band concert from 7 to 8 PM. The celebration included fireworks launched from a vacant lot at Main and Naxon streets and a citywide lighting boost from 60 to 80 candle power.
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Maynard
White Way
Main
Naxon
Christmas charity bazaar draws crowd at Warner uell event
A largely attended Christmas charity bazaar was held in Warner uell West Concord last evening under the auspices of Our Lady of Mercy parish. C D of A Yve Edward F. Loughlin was chairman of the committee.
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Warner Uell
West Concord
Our Lady Eenson Mams
C.D
A, Yve
Edward F. Loughlin
Ford Loses In Fifth Neighbor Suit Over Brookedge Waterway
Middlesex Superior Court in East Cambridge upholds nearly all of a suit by Sturtevant against Henry Ford and J Boyer over a brook adjacent to Brookledge. The master finds Ford used brook water and dammed a mill, awarding Sturtevant about 10 000 in damages with injunctive relief and sends the case back for more testimony. Judge Stanley H Quain notes the need for clearer articulation of the damages theory and restates procedures.
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Sudbury
Henry Ford
Joseph Li
Sturtevant
Yillis Dauis
Brookledge
Dave
Ant P. Hardy
Ford
Yan Aees Master Found That ‘Mr. ©Evan
Qua
Mapate
Merchants Show Brims with Christmas Gifts for All
Wide range of merchandise fills local stores with holiday gifts from pins to fabrics and designs. Merchants highlight diverse items reflecting a cosmopolitan town, inviting shoppers to find something for relatives near and far.
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Higtal
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