Concord Woman's Club presents three amusing plays
Concord Woman's Club staged a morning and afternoon program of three amusing plays. The performances featured a kitchen scene and varied roles such as Natasha, Mary, Ursula, Knave of Hearts, and Blue Hose with a team of actors from club members. Music accompanied the show.
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Concord Woman's Club
Ana Iy
Steaman Buttries, Jr
Farnham W. Smith
Joseph
Raymona
Balu
G. Norman Albeer
Robert Sowser
Charles E. Schell- Natasha
Wallace B
Mary
Samuel G. Pratt
Baronska
Miss Root
Stepan
G. Hollis Blake
Henry P. Thrope Pompter
J. Vey Mer
Knave of Hearts
Miss Chase
Mass Nancy
Leon F. Foss
Gordon Dewone
Wil- A. Kodoay
Wiaman
Philip A. Davis
Aaron Keyes
Das. Soan
Hang Miller
Bucwin
Bulwara al
Priscina Calger
H. Russell
Me Allla
Cuve
Edward P. Damies
Obituary of N. P. Olsen 67 Maynard Denmark to Acton
N P Olsen died suddenly at his Maynard home at 67 after 50 years in the United States. Born in Denmark he lived mostly in Acton and Maynard and leaves two sons Alfred Walter Olsen and Peter D Olsen Jr and a daughter Cora. He worked for American Powder Co and belonged to Concord Lodge I O C F. Funeral Monday at 2 from his home conducted by Rev Mathew A Vance with hymns by Mrs. Arthur Jordan and Mrs. James Tobin. burial at Glenwood cemetery.
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Maynard
Niels Peter Olsen
Powder Mill Road
Denmark
Acton
Alfred Walter Olsen
Peter den Jr
Cora
Olsen
American Powder Co
Concord Lodge 1.0.C.F
Mathew A. Vance
Union — Congregational Church
Arthur Jordan
James Tobin
Glenwood Cemetery
School transport costs eyed by city groups
Board of Trade the Hunt Fund and Leon F. Foss of the School Committee outlined plans to reduce the cost of transporting school children.
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Hunt Fund
Leon F. Foss
School Committee
Rare deed presented to Hudson Historical Society
A dated June 22 during the first reign of porta transfer records a grant conveying land from Obediah Wheeler Jr. of Concord to the Holding of Sudbury. Henry A. Wheeler is noted as the grantor, with Gerlin mentioned as an Obedian Wheel. The document has been placed in the Hudson museum at the public library.
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Hudson
Hudson Historical Society
Qbediah Wheeler, Jr
Concord
Sudbury
Henry A. Wheeler
Gerlin
Driscoll Reappointed as Streets Superintendent
John Driscoll was reappointed as superintendent of streets and highways at aSelectmen meeting yesterday, continuing his duties in the town administration.
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Maynard
John Driscoll
Selectmen
Bus Sideswipe On Kersey Hill In Stow Injures Two
Snow and slick road conditions caused a bus to sideswipe another vehicle on Kersey Hill in Stow at about 8 30. Two people riding in the automobile were hurt while driver John J Rauth received head injuries and was taken to Marlboro Hospital for X rays.
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Kersey Hill
Stow
Hudson Senn
Kersey
Mobile
John J. Rauth
Ville
Marlbobopital
Maynard Bride Zelda Weinfeld Weds at Beacon House
Maynard Miss Zelda Weinfeld of Beacon House Boston wed Rabbi Epstein as many relatives attended. Mrs. Tillie Elms served as matron of honor and George Weinfeld was best man. 75 guests attended a reception with dancing and gifts. They plan a Washington wedding trip then reside in Haverhill. Groom Gruber graduates Maynard High 1924 Bates 1929 and belongs to Charles A Welch Lodge and Maynard Lodge BPO Silks.
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Maynard
Zelda Weinfeld
Beacon House
Boston
Rabbi Epstein
Tillie Elms
George Weinfeld
Washington
Haverhill
Gruber
Maynard High School
Bates College
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Maynard Lodge
B.P.O. Silks
Grant D Tavernicense to Albert Riley
A license for granting beer and wine sales at a tenement tavern was issued to Albert Riley after a review of qualifications. The applicant sought an on premise liquor sale permit but faced eligibility issues during the process.
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Grant
Tavernicense
Albert Riley
Arthur Merritt Speaks on The Call of the North in Concord
Arthur A. Merritt lectured on The Call of the North at the Veterans Building under the Trinitarian Congregational church. Despite a severe blizzard, over one hundred attendees attended and followed his Arctic journey from Canada and Alaska to Fairbanks and Seattle, via U S A Pictures.
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Concord
Arthur A. Merritt
Veterans
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Jasper
Fairbanks
Seattle
Sudbury School News Honors Third Place Awardee
Senior students receive third place honors amid school activities. The award recognizes dedication and achievement in the classroom and community.
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Sudbury School News
Aea
Ccobaeetiipame
Lee Chosen Tree Warden in Only Election Contest
In the sole contest of the Concord town election William J. Lee of Kurretts Mill won the wardenship again. The slate includes Prah and others with posts including Public Welfare Town Treasurer and Constables.
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Lee
Concord
William J. Lee
Kurett’s Mill
Ron
Ag Agg
Prah Qanoni
Bert B. Lea
West Concord Civic
William D. Cross
George E. Jones
Imnes
David A. Sheehan
Towns
Herberts. Townsend
Silas A. Bean
John J. Dee
James EB. Finan
William G
Floyd Verrill
Wisher
Gavel Given At Hudson Sons of Union Vet Auxiliary Inspection
The 30 Sons of Union Vet Auxiliary held its annual inspection on High street with Flora Whitney of Worcester as inspecting officer. The local unit earned a 100 percent score and a public supper followed at 6:50 p.m. in charge of several members.
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D. Apules
Concord to Walk to School as Bus Service Cuts Loom
Concord officials consider ending bus service for most students living within a mile of Peter Bulkeley and Harvey Wheeler schools. Under current plans, only winter transport for those one to one and a half miles away would remain, forcing many children to walk year round.
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Concord
Finance Committee
Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler- West Concord
Sudbury Faces First Null Nomination Papers In Town History
In Sudbury the board of assessors found nomination papers null and void as registrars could not locate names on lists. Ralph H. Stone filed papers and is unopposed. Harlan le Noyes, the incumbent, is also listed. Town officials Thompson Noyes and Fairbank are unopposed for re election. War-rant appropriations total $63,000 with minor reductions recommended by the finance committee, all tied to March 6 in the new town hall.
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Sudbury
Board of Assessors
Harlan le Noyes
Ralph H. Stone
Thompson
Noyes
Harvey N. Fairbank
Board of Selectmen
Veterans urged to seek pension increase under new order
McKenzie urged veterans not receiving pensions to write to the pension bureau for 15 dollars per month and federal employees to request the full 15 dollar monthly pension from the regional office. He said all service connected disabled veterans rated permanent and total or those rated under the schemes should apply for the increased allowance.
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Pension Bureau
McKenzie
Sudbury Firemen Host Annual Concert and Dance
The Sudbury Firemen's Association held its second annual concert and dance on February 22 at Town Hall. Despite cold weather and poor roads, about 250 people attended and enjoyed Bowen's Indian Head orchestra led by Harry Brigham. A committee including Lawrence B. Tighe Fordis Garfeld Leonard Stiles and founder Stephen Gray organized the event.
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Sudbury
Trinity Church Concord Names Clergy as Rector Emeritus
Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists Rev 8 0 Dexter as rector emeritus and Charles R Peck as rector in a church notice. The brief item records church leadership roles and current titles in the historic parish.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Massachusetts
Dexter
Charles R. Peck
Payroll decline signals cautious recovery for Maynard projects
Maynard OWA payroll on Saturday totaled 1905 dollars 44 cents for 136 men and 11 women the lowest since projects began. Workers faced reduced hours on many local jobs amid exhausted funds and an extended completion window. The Health department project was dropped and overall employment trends show potential revival with more payroll additions anticipated before Maynard’s share grows.
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Maynard
OWA
Penne
New England Federation Hosts Choral Presentation
Three hundred representatives from twenty eight main choruses attended a joint concert in New Bearne as part of the Federation’s extension plan. The event marks a collaboration created by clubs and led by J. Gurney of Wollaston who founded the federation in Boston in 1920 with four clubs.
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Clube of An
Ae Ae
New Bearne
Bert J. Gurney
Wollaston
New England Federation
Boston
Sudbury Woman's Club Art Committee Event
Sudbury Woman's Club reports art committee plans a display and meeting. Officials invite members and local artists to participate as the club showcases recent works at the town hall gallery in coming weeks.
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Sudbury Woman's Club
the Art Committee
of the
Sud
Sunday Sermon At Union Church Focuses On Belief
Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone of West Concord Union Church continued the Lenten sermons with the morning talk titled O Believe In Christ for adults and The Prayer for children. The minister also led a class for young people linked to the church school.
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Believe
Christ
Maynard Woman Betsy Autio Funeral Later This Week
Mrs. Matti Tila Autio of 24 Waltham Street Maynard died after a long illness aged 45 born in Finland and a longtime resident of Maynard. She is survived by a son Bill Autio and other relatives. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon with interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Matti
Tila Autio
Waltham Strests
Quite
Finland
Bill Autio
Glenwood Tery
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Gleasondale
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Pauth
Lovell
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