Concord pupils stage two plays in auditorium under Miss Rideout
The Concord school presentedTwo and A Lady by Eugene and Two Eligapeths by Lynett in the high school auditorium directed by Miss Gertrude H. Rideout. Cast featured William Delane as Hawk and Sally Weadock as Jones with strong supporting roles, noted for natural love scenes and vivid character portrayals. Musicians Claire Kent and Elsa Lindstrom added to the evening, with bouquets to the cast and Miss Rideout.
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Eugene
Lynett
Concord School
Gertrude H. Ride
Hawk
William Delane
Olive Wee
Rizzitano
H. William Delaney
Miller
Sally Weadock
Miss Jones
Todd, Jr
Fred Heyli
H Saye
Lavina Willis
Win Neville
Frity Wimblad
Willis
Jane Daniels
Margaret
Elizabeth
Fritz Winblad
Santosh
Ios Tacey Walt Diesen
Lauren/ Stretton
Mary Chase
Mary Murray
Lauren Kingman
Jack Ridmonds
Bob Neville
Claire Kent
Elsa Lindstrom
Rideout
Land Opera in Serbagi Hosts Opera Company Members
A brief notice describes a land opera event in Serbagi with members and guests of the Opera Company and Co Lodge in attendance. The gathering marks a cultural meeting for the group and attendees.
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Serbagi
Opera Company
Record of Subzero Cold Sparks Unprecedented Morning Freeze
Observation reports by A Tower of the U S Weather Bureau note mornings with temperatures never before reached in years. The average for several days stayed 3 above or 20 degrees below normal, signaling a severe cold wave and unusual early winter conditions.
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A. Tower
The
U. S
Sympathy of the Community in the Black Funeral Notice
Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Albert B. Black for the death of her spouse. Funeral was held yesterday at the home of her daughter in Worcester city.
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Albert B. Black
St. Jeane
Worcester
Masons Visit Concord Distinguish ed Masons Attend Corin thian Lodge
Distinguished masons honored Corinthean Lodge during a Monday evening gathering in Concord. Leaders from multiple districts and several lodges attended, including Rt. Wor. J Harold Dale of Billerica and Wor. Charles Robertson of John Warren Lodge, with other senior members and officers present.
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Concord
Corinthian Lodge
J. Harold
Dale
Billerica
D.D
John Warren Lodge
Hopkinton
Charles Robertson
H. B. Warren
J W Danford
Alpha Lodge
Harold A. Merriam
Charles A. Welcird
Samuel A. Alcock
Belmont Lodge
Anniversary Note for Union Congregational Leader
Observers mark a 25 year anniversary for Rev Eugene Hunt pastor of Union Congregational Church. He is joined by members of the Ladies Society and Visitors committee. Bamford belongs to Charles A Walch Lodge and Maynard Lodge. He works as a spinner at the Assabet mill.
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Eugene Hunt
Union Congregational
Boy Scout Service Honors Maynard at E P Carr
A special Boy Scout service was held Sunday night at the E P Carr with tributes to Maynard. Superintendent Eimer Selenius contributed to the event and praised the award badges presented to E P Carr.
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Maynard
E. P. Carr
Eimer Selenius
Parish Social Draws 200 At Maynard Union Event
A Maynard parish gathering Friday night drew over 200 attendees under the auspices of the Union. A 6:30 supper preceded an entertainment featuring the Keene Trio of Medford with Beatrice, Ralph Jr., and a pianist, plus a vocal and instrumental program by local performers and committee members.
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Maynard
Keene
Medford
Charles Keene
Beatrice
Ralph, Jr
Barbara Bachelor
Sutton
Charles Pl
Eliza Soeshah
NeHie Weaving
Mabel Tobin
Maude Garland
Mary Eaton
Mother Marsden
Eadie Marsden
Agnes French
Nelie Munness
Henrietta Bamford
Ne'lie Shearer
Board of Health appoints staff at Maynard meeting
At a Maynard board of health meeting the organization was formalized with Lester F. Cowles as chairman John W Saarela as secretary and Frank D Moynihan as a member The board created a child health centre nurse position with no salary attached and named George Plumbing to fill it
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Maynard
Board of Health
Lester F. Cowles
John W. Saarela
Frank D. Moynihan
Howling Ae
George Plumbing
1934 Chevrolet Damaged Fender Noted in Local Sale
Magnara report shows a 1934 Chevrolet sold by local dealer Charles Pp. Taylor. One fender was damaged in the vehicle, affecting its condition and value.
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Charles Pp. Taylor
Chevrolet
Savery Armed Forces Summer Closure Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a closed period or vacation break labeled 0-28 in connection with Savery. Details unclear due to garbled text.
Cooperative Society of Nahin Teense Pad Vena Ball Report
The United Cooperative Society reports 1933 financials with 200 members and total receipts of 573.80, up 11,300 from 1932 and a monthly average rise of 940.44. The general manager notes healthy sales margins and consumer savings while planning English language participation for non Finnish members. A meeting at Parker Street Hall on February 24 will elect directors and discuss further services.
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Cooperative Society of Nahin
Parker Street
United Cooperative Society
Concord Town Election Set For February 26 At Harvey Wheeler
The Concord Town election is scheduled for Monday February 26 with polls from 12 noon to 2 pm at the Harvey Wheeler school. One contest is expected with caucus nominee William J. Lee opposed by Herbert.
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Harvey Wheeler School
William J. Lee
Herbert
Recount Reveals 54 Ballots Misapplied in Public Vote
The recount showed 54 originally blank ballots improperly assigned to candidates, altering totals. Frank Me arranged the recount resulting in 1147 total, August Saarela at 632 with a gain of 8, John Erickson 105 with a gain of 1, and Thomas Wright at 569 for Public Welfare Commission.
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Frank Me
August Saarela
John Erickson
Thomas Wright
Scouts Plan Maynard Aid Drive With Red Cross Backing
Scouts will canvass for clothing and needed items to aid the needy. The effort is led by Maynard citizens committees and Rev. Mathew A. Vance with Mrs. William Litchfield as chair, and the Red Cross branch will assist. Scouts will collect articles.
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Maynard Boy Scouts
Roosevelt
Maynard Citizens Committee
Maynard
Mathew A. Vance
Citizens Committee
William Litchfield
Maynard Red Cross
Dr Dexter Addresses Women's Association
Dr. Robert C. Dexter, head of the was well received as he spoke to the local women's association about community health and outreach efforts.
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Dexter
Women’s Association
Robert C. Dexter
The
Was Well
Director Is Honor Guest of West Concord Club
The West Concord Woman's Club met in Warner Hall with Mrs. William R. Taylor of Westford as guest of honor. Mrs. Taylor is noted as a woman of distinction and community involvement.
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W. Concord Club
West Concord
Funeral Services for Maynard Pastor Held at St John
Pastor James Albert Biomaetination of St John the E yelist was born in Maynard. The body was brought to Winthrop Street in Maynard for the funeral. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated with Rev Dennis H Donovan as celebrant and Rev John J Power as deacon. Maynard friends and a Bishop Assembly delegation attended the service and burial at St Bridget cemetery.
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Maynard
James Albert
Winthrop
Len Crowley
Lincoln Street
Bishop ‘Hove Ansembly 4Th E. of. .C
Dennis H. Donovan
Church of Mary Immaculate of Lourdes
Newton
Falls
John J. Power
Raphdel
Winter Storm Paralyzes Maynard Streets and Transit
Eighteen inches of snow on the level and drifts up to three feet halted buses and automobiles in Maynard. John Driscoll reports the storm the worst in thirty years as street plows struggled and trains ran late. A horse died after exhaust battle with drifts. CWA funds were sought but denied for snow removal.
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John Driscoll
Maynard Dent
Streets
CWA
Boston
Gsé
River Street
Maynard
Johnen
Bolten
Funeral for Concord Voter Registrar Leader
A longtime chair of the Registrars of Voters of Concord died suddenly at her Lexington home. Funeral services were held at St Mary’s Church with Frs O Brien and Hirley officiating and burial in St Bernard’s Cemetery. Relatives and close friends attended the Mass and committal service.
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Leo W Hurley
Randolph
F Gfbtin
Arlington
Edward Meoff H. Dee
Concord
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Cull
O Brien
Choir of 32 quartet sings at Methodist church service
Alan Palmer Edwin Carlton Rev J Rex Shepler and William Johnston formed a 32 member quartet that performed at the Methodist church Sunday night. Rev Russell J May of Acton Center spoke on India at the Men’s Club meeting Monday night. Sun Shine Singers of WBSO will present a program next Sunday. On February 26 the church school debates That the church as an should in reforms.
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Maynard
Alan Palmer
Edwin Carlton
J. Rex
Shepler
William Johnston
Methodist Church
Russell J. May
Congregational Church
Acton Center
India
Sunshine Singers
WBSO
Church School
Jerusalem Evening Service and Costs of Thursday
The minister will continue services at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Friday February 25. An earlier discussion notes the cost of Thursday February 22 and references a two dollar cart.
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Yiday
Jerusalem
Town hearing on March 10 for road improvement funds
Maynard frank conce mer Selectman announces a March 10 hearing at the County Commissioners office in Bast one om. The state and cokeap offer $9000 each if the town contributes a similar amount to the improvement. Former Selectmen wanted this noted as part of last year’s record.
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Maynard-frank
Bast
Acton Preacher Hosts Sunday School and Evening Service
South region reports Rev. Sue leading Sunday school at 2:30 PM and the Junior State group hosting an evening service at 7 PM. The event details include the locations and times for worship and youth activities.
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Sue
Iee
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Land Opera
Charles
Howe
Masons
Frank W. Thompson
Bed
J. H. Bamford
Cowles
Concord Town
St. John
Rebekahs
Mizpah Rebekah Saide
Margaret McKenna
Acton
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