Annual meeting of First Congregational Church notes officers
The minutes describe election of Deacon Laré for the same honor and unanimous choice. It records church finances with debts about 140000, building debt around 24000 and parish expenditures funded by the treasury. Officials and committees are named including treasurer Todd and church officers alongside a list of members and appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
al Eveling Wiftl
Leon Vf
Weacons
Weacon
Umvduwy
Laré
Bouren Courch
Uen
Gratefully Received Here for Maya Citizens Aid
A relief committee asks for clothing items such as underwear shoes and apparel for all ages to aid the Maya Citizens. Contributions of money or goods can support relief efforts and are welcome through committee members James Kian chairman Revce secretary treasurer Hi y Tamp all B J Coughlin and Paul r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kian
Rev. Ce
Hi y _Tampall
B. J. Coughlin
Paul R
Coasted For The First Time At Lynard Country Lab
A girl born in sunny Ten described her first coast trip with friends at Lynard Country Lab. Sawyer enjoyed the winter thrill and recalled the experience as delightful. She and her husband, both described as physically active, attended school and Washington New York. A college degree and memberships at West Point Athletic Club of Cook Ren were noted, with a Boston Arena reference.
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Sey Regifield
Sawyer
Sunny Ten
Lynard Country Lab
Washington
New York
Concord Musical Club entertains with varied program
The Concord Musical Club held its annual open meeting in the First Parish vestry. Miss Ethel Hutchinson, pupil of Heinrich Gebhard, performed piano solos including Chopin's Black Key Etude. A mezzo soprano Rose Aise and contralto Frances Eberslin provided vocal numbers, with string players and a piano trio closing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord ‘Musical Club
Ethel Hutchinson
Heinrich Gebhard
Boston
Piaye
Chopin
Charles E. Brown
Aise
Rose
M.s. Frances Eberslin
Ruth Westman
Lincoln
Marian A. Barker
Elizabeth Darling
Samuel Merwin
Marion, Mansfield
Allen Igvench
Henry Thorpe
Walter Vialle
David- Ila Fisatkinnan Payton
Frederick
Hans. W. Mas Mire
Louis Sholer
Miss Macquartie
George
Bet Muirhead
The Strollers entertain West Concord Friday night
The West Concord Village Improvement Society hosts a program titled The Strollers at Association Hall at 8 15 in February. Directed by Sarah M Powers the mixed program features Sarah M Powers Edward Hele Miriam H Cahalin Beth Hoxie Florence Smith and Richard H Bird in plays music and readings.
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West Concord
New York
Edward Hele
Aritone
Ziegfield
Helen Morgan
Miriam H. Cahalin
Boston Éritic
Beth Hoxie
E. G. Clive
Copley Theatre
Boston
Florence Smith
Richard H Bird
Rainbow Auction Draws Crowds Amid Bidding Frenzy
The Meynard-Waltham Hall hosted a crowded Rainbow Money auction last night with Rain bow Minstrels providing entertainment. Bids soared with a MatPherson radio selling for 700 Rainbow money and another item at 300 Rainbow money. The event drew various society groups hoping to claim a pot of gold amid millionaire style bidding.
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Meynard
Waltham St
Haw Money
Rainbow Minstrels
MatPherson
Maynard Public Health Association annual meeting notes
The 2007 meeting at Maynard High School presided by Mrs. Geo H Creighton noted rising calls by public health nurse Miss Mary Ward. The association thanked Maynard town physicians insurers public and the Red Cross for supplies and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Public Health Association
Geo. H. Creighton
Misa Mary Ward
American Red Cross
Charles Walker
Alfred Holt
Joseph Schnab
Mary Ward
Association
John Hanfet
Concord High School presents The Romantic Young Lady
Concord's annual play The Romantic Young Lady debuts February 12 and 13 at Veterans' Building. Veteran cast members trained with Miss Rideout deliver a heartfelt love story with humor and strong acting. Cast includes Elizabeth Rudd and Norman Spencer Jr among others. faculty oversee management, stage, and design with Educational Dramatics Day framing the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Veterans
Miss Rideout
Toll from North Island disaster rises with Napier losses
Reliable reports put Tuesday's North Island disaster toll at least 640 lives. Napier and nearby areas report many dead and missing with only 11 identified among Napier ruins. Green Meadows seminary collapse caused nine deaths. Aid from Wellington and Auckland promised. Salvation Army aiding destitute mothers and babies.
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North Island
Napier
Paik
Napiere Bastien
Hastings
Green Meadows
Wellington
Auckland
Salva
War Trophies Attract Much Attention At Maynard Post
Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars displays World War I and II equipment at Nason street in front of T. J. King to boost membership. Items include a German machine gun and rifles a 1870 French sword recovered in World War I and other era gear. An Auxiliary Post is planned with a preliminary meeting in two weeks.
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Maynard
Post
T. J. King
Nason Street
Maynard Post
Charles Luker
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Magloire Lesage
Harold Hanson
David Hubbard
John Peterson
Ernest Johnson
James Cheney
Kilmer Circle Whist Hosts Third Evening
Maynard residents enjoyed the third Kilmer Circle whist party at Mrs Grace Sweeney’s home with about forty tables. Prizes went to Mrs Philip Allard and others. men’s top honors went to James Whalen and William Quinn. Next event set for Mrs David Sharpe’s home on Waltham Street.
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Maynard
Joyce Kilmer
Grace Sweeney
Philip Allard
Frank S. Fearns
William Quinn
Mary Cameron
James Whalen
Jerry Lynch
Joseph Kaler
Amy
Stolen Buick Recovered After Boston Weekend
A Muaynard A Buick owned by Se lectman was stolen in Boston Sunday night. Atty Charles Lerer drove the car to Boston and parked on Harrigan Avenue while he and his sister Reba attended a theatre. Police recovered the vehicle in Porehesie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muaynard
Selectman
Samuel Lerer
Boston
Charles Lerer
Harrigan Avenue
Sist Reba
Meynard-L. D. Wilson De Molay observes fifth Parents Night
Meynard L. D. Wilson Chapter De Molay held its fifth Parents Night at the Masonic hall on Monday. Guests included Harmond Ayer and Frank Har a. New officers were installed to fill vacancies caused by transfers to the newly formed Matjooro chapter. George Tucker served as installing officer with a staff including Frederick Moore and J S M MacKenzie. Farewell honors were given to 138 members as merit medals and a Bible bookmark were presented. A program of entertainment by visiting talent followed.
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Meynard
L. D. Wilson
de Molay
Masonic Hall
Frank
Ayer
Hara
Matjooro
George ‘Tucker
Wag
Frederick KR. Moore
JS M. MacKenzie
Orest Nelson
W. L. Fiske
Robert Hartin
Ralph Smith
George Weaving
Emerson Chickering
George Gutteridge
Alric Frenco
William Walters
Legionaire
Show Pictures By New System At Peoples Theatre
Maynard presents "The Right to Love" as the first film using the Western Electric noiseless recording system. The show runs Friday and Saturday at the Peoples Theatre with Western Electric engineers on site to calibrate equipment for perfect sound pictures.
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Maynard
Western Electric
Peoples Theatre
Sudbury Voters Register at Libraries Before March Election
Sudbury voters may register at the Goodnow Library in Sudbury on Saturday evening from 7 to 9 and at the Branch Library in First Parish Church from 7 to 9. The board will be in session Wednesday from noon until 10 PM, with registration closing for the annual March election.
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Sudbury
Maynard Cloverleaft Girl Scouts Elect New Leaders
Maynard Cloverleaft troop elected Tepra Merrill as leader and Anta Fayton as corporal. Isik and Bagie patrols created new banners displayed at the last meeting. A dancing class was held Friday afternoon and another meeting is planned for this month.
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Maynard
Girl Scouts
George Chiampagne
Owl Patrol
Tepra Merrill
Leener
Anta Fayton
Spiritis Banquet Celebrates Concord High Athletics
A large gathering toasted Concord High School athletics at a Thursday banquet. Edward F. Loughlin led as toastmaster, Wells A. Hall reviewed football and finances, and guests from Middlesex School praised cooperative rivalry. Julia Dee led songs as the student body shared stories of sportsmanship and teamwork.
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Citisens Wu Lurelugo Tie 106 Toy
Guudcure
Hugh Scovel
Alniency
Bhursuay
Grattan
Wakefield
Edward F. Loughlin
Old
Harvard Athletic High
Careline
Baveball
Bateman
Newith
Julia Dee
Plane
Renepeetsac
Wells A. Hall
Ivery
Church Folk Are Willing Sudbury Town Hall Plan
At an unofficial meeting of the First Parish of Sudbury on March 17 1930 members voted to consider erecting a new town hall near the former site. If the town committee selects this location parishioners request plats engravings site layout and external appearance plans and parking provisions.
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Sudbury
Girl 21 Takes First Ride on Railroad Coach
Maynard resident a 21 year old girl had her first railroad train trip this week. She had traveled mainly by automobile and bus, noting gas engine growth may push rail travel aside. Casual survey finds others who last rode rails years ago and some claim fifteen years.
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Maynard
Casuial Gurvey
John Batchelder Files Candidacy for Board of Selectmen
John Batchelder of Sudbury announces his candidacy for the Board of Selectmen. He seeks to bring experience in local governance and community concerns to the town leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John .T. Batchelder
South
Sudee
Board of Selectmen
Maynard Campaign Heats Up Ahead of Town Election
Maynard voters head to the polls Monday as a local campaign shifts from quiet caucuses to a heated contest. Five contests fill the ballot with candidates for Selectmen, Tax Collector, Sewer Commissioner, Assessor, and School Committee, while the town records a historic register of 2447 voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Gower
Ana
Binks
Samuel Lever
George D. Elson
Charles Irwin
Frank Punch
Oswald C. Drecksler
James J. Ledgard
Howard Herbert
Galvin Taylor
Aha
Patrick McGrath
George Stockwell
Thomas Tierney
Acton Pioneer Wm H Kingsley Dies After Long Illness
Wm H Kingsley longtime Acton resident and public figure dies at home after a long illness. Born in Acton he served as selectman fire constable and tree warden and held many town offices. He leaves a wife a sister in Maine and a brother, with ties to Acton Lodge and Acton Grange.
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Wm. H. Kinsley
Acton
Kingsley
Kingsle
Maynard Widow of John B O Brien Dies in Maynard
Mrs Margaret Maynard O Brien died at home Saturday after a solemn requiem at Peter's Church Dorchester. Burial followed at St Bridget's Cemetery Maynard. Survived by husband and daughter Louise seven, two brothers Michael Tobin and Thomas Fowler, sister Mrs John Beavis of Chester, and brothers in Newfoundland.
Business On Upward Trend Maynard
Business in Maynard shows an upward trend with rumors of new orders at the local mill. While no oral confirmation exists, well informed locals believe textile demand has turned higher and will improve slowly and steadily with more employment possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Benerak. Oe
Voter Registration Session for Concord Town
The Registration of Voters for Concord Town, including Edward Mc Kenna William D Cross Joseph M M Appleby and John H Adams, will meet in the Town Clerks room from noon to evening on Feb 1 to register new voters. The Board of Assessors will also be in session in the same room to assess new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward McKenna
William D. Cross
Joseph M. M. Appleby
John H. Adams
Board of Assessors
Local politics shuffle as veterans take roles in town
Samuel Leverhag completed his first year as selectman while George D. Elsens, a World War veteran and past Legion commander, joins the Town F committee. Frank Punch enters the local political arena as secretary and treasurer of the Spin t Union and a leading local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Leverhag
George D. Elsens
Legion
Frank Punch
Spint Union
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Leon F. Foss
Lorer
Thomas Todd
Enarch
Army
Pest
Charles H
Viemand
Cyrus Ison
Fred Richards
B. Richards
Todd
Arch
R. Arch
Oscar
George. D. Hallett Hinton
Andrew Petering
Mra. Henhorpe
Wallace B
Theodore Jensen
Harls
Wiliam Wadsworth
Howard
Charles
H. Fnance
Loring Thurlow
Ww. Lamb
Charles H. Towle
George W. Missionary
Therner
Mes.Arkin E Johnson
West Point Athletic Club
Cook
Ren ‘Club
Boston Arena
Musical Club
Concord Society
Rainbow Auction
Maynard Health Group
H.S
Dona Barbarita
Molly Harlow
Maria Pepa
Elizabeth Blodgett
Irene
Louise Venti
Margaret McGann
Amalia
Elizabeth Dempsey
de Cordoba
Norman Spencer, Jr
Emilio
Rosario Norman
Scherer Mario
Frederick Craig Pepe
John W. Brigham
Don Juan
DeCordo
Decease Cees Phiert Seeckts
Guillermo
W. Edward Lamb
Margaret Williams
Hans W. Miller
Henry D. Hall
Helen Reed
Broad Aeway
Paul Whiteman
Peice
Paul
Indianapolis
Vanda
Paul, Jr
Sun Ae
Kilmer Circle Whist
Concord Citizens Banquet
Concord High Athletes
R.R
WHITE
Ulings
Old Town
Joseph Schnai
George D. Bison
Caucas
Schwab
Wison
Lever
Selectman Frank
Cauvas
Theol Oa Ae
Frank E. Sanderson
Alfred E
McCleary
Omas Wright
Board of Public Welfare
James C. Maloney
Fy Cowles
Board of Health
Robert E. Hartin
Ainsley O
Frank W. Downey
Public Library
John ‘Connors
Nicholas. Driscoll
Willam
Frank Binks
Odd Fellows
Setaed Conte
St. Bridget’s
Registration OF Voters
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