Undertaker Hosts City Club Social in Florida
A Maynard resident reports the Three Quarter Century club of St Petersburg has been invited by a prominent local undertaker to an evening at his undertaker apartments. The event will suspend all business for entertainment and features members aged 75 and over including a 96 year old man and a 104 year old woman. The club plans a Bay trip and sightseeing after the social.
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Three Quarter Century Club of
Florida
Undertakers
St Petersburgh
Century Club
St. Petersburg
Registrars Add 23 Voters to Maynard List
At a Monday meeting of the Registrars of Voters in Maynard, 23 citizens were added to the voting list, 17 on naturalization papers most from 1927. The names span several streets and include William F Edwards and John H Erickson among others. The registrars plan further sessions on Jan 24 and Feb 1. Frank Sanderson, John Brayen, Thomas Usher and Michael ee serve as registrars.
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Chandler Street
George J. Hekkala
Harrison Street
Jerome Fogwell
Charles Street
Waino Tofferi
Mikko Nokelainen
Charles Williams
Dartmouth Street
Eleanor Ingham
Brooks Street
Margaret Kane
McKinley Street
John H. Erickson
Parker Street
Edward Hintsa
Riverbank Road
Joseph Carruba
Glendale Street
Marguerite Bengis
Concord BPOE Plans Banquet and Ball on Feb 21
Concord Lodge BPOE will host an anniversary banquet and ball at the Veterans Building on the night of February 21. The event includes a 7 15 PM banquet, followed by speaking, entertainment and dance with John F. Maley Brand exalted ruler as the orator. Tickets are on sale from committee members.
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Concord Lodge Bpoe
John F. Maley Brand
Edward Sheehan
Ivan Servais
Geo.Gardner
K. Paul Hilander
Ralph Jamieson
P. T. Flavin
John Gould
Installation of Acton Grange Officers Set for January 31
A regular Acton Grange meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 8 PM in Acton Town Hall with moving pictures at 8:30 PM during the lecturer hour. The annual installation of officers will occur Tuesday night January 31, a date moved from the original plan. Angier L. Goodwin is noted in the lecturer role.
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Acton Grange
Acton Town Hall
Angier L. Goodwin
Ria
Bec
Nine Candidates for Selectmen in Sudbury
Sudbury January 18 with town meeting approaching candidates for selectman include incumbents Harvey N. Fairbanks Carlton Elms and Thomas F O Neal likely to run There is talk of changing the street commissioner post with a young businessman as potential candidate Uncertainty remains for the school committee if Rev George H Clark seeks reelection likely to win
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Sudbury
Harvey N. Fairbanks
Carlton Elms
Thomas F. O'Neil
George H. Clark
Concord High Forms Indoor Track Team
Concord High School forms an indoor track squad under Everett F Weygant. Winfield Ricker returns as captain with Rudolph Currier as manager. The team trains at the State Armory and will compete January 28 against Somerville High, February 4 at Northeastern interscholastics, February 11 at the BAA meet in Mechanics Building, and February 14 at Andover interscholastics.
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Concord
Concord High School
Everett F Weygant
State Armory
Pat
Winfield Ricker
Rudolph Currier
Somerville High
Somerville
Northeastern University
Boston
BAA
Mechanics Building
Andover
Sudbury Socials and Local Happenings Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. W. Way and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Winslip enjoy Canadian shows at Chateau Fontenac in Quebec. In New York Mrs. Evans Mrs. A. M. Little and Mrs. Harland Rogers visit daughters at the Federal Reserve Bank. A Sudbury party dines at Sabot Rouge then attends a theatre. The Arthur Hawes house at the Hudson and Maynard roads will soon be ready for occupancy.
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Stephen M. W. Way
Lawrence L. Winslip
Chateau Fontenac
Quebec
William Evans
A. M. Little
Harland Rogers
Ralph Stone
New York
New York City
Evans
Rogers
Federal Reserve Bank
Sudbury
Drama sermon on pioneers opens Oregon California tale
On Sunday January 22 at 7 80 o clock the second drama sermon in the series will be given at Trinitarian Congregational Church by Pastor Dr Gail Cleland. The subject is The story of the hardships and hero isms of the pioneers who opened up Oregon California and the great west.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Gail Cleland
Oregon
California
Anniversary of Prohibition Observed at Maynard Church
The eighth anniversary program at the Methodist church featured Rev Charles Barroll delivering a sermon on Shall We Repeal with a slogan They Shall Not Repeat. The service included organized reading groups and scouts on stage. Emmanuel Taylor and Herbert Howard were elected delegates to the Lay conference in Worcester in April.
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Maynard
Methodist
Charles Barroll
William Naylor
Edwin Carlton Jr
Edith McAuslin
Chester Chandler
Harold Wilcox
Myrna Goetiler
James Haughton
Mass
Anti- Saloon League
Boston
Union Congregational
St. George’s Episcopal
Methodist Church
Emmanuel Taylor
Herbert Howard
Worcester
Maynard Woman and Boston Man Wed in City Ceremony
Anna Lang 24 formerly of Maynard and Abraham Arensberg 35 of Boston obtained a marriage license at the Municipal Building and left for City Chapel to wed today in a ceremony conducted by Deputy City Clerk J J McCormick. Lang is the daughter of Adam and Martha Burk Lang. Arensberg is the son of Aaron and Mary Arensberg.
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Dan
Anna Lang
Maynard
Masq
West 100Th Street
Abraham ‘P ‘Arensberg
J. J. McCormick
Adam
Martha Burk Lang
Mr. Arensberg
Aaron and
Mary Arensberg
Boston
Auto Dives Into Mill Pond at Sudbury
An automobile crashed through the iron fence at Mill Pond in Sudbury and sank after tipping on its side. Two occupants were missing, police report. The dealer's car, numbered D-11-DB, is believed to be owned in Dorchester and seen heading toward Boston after the crash.
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Sudbury
Mill Pond
S. W. Hall
Hall
Boston
Dorchester
Autos Collide in Sudbury
Automobiles owned by Hilton R. Fisher of Brooklyn and Andrew Bonazzoli collided on a state road yesterday morning. Bonazzoli suffered cuts and bruises. he was treated by Dr. Owen. Fisher’s car was badly damaged. his wife and a friend rode with him.
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Hilton R. Fisher
Hubbard Street
Brooklyn
Andrew Bonazzoli
State Road
Acton Center charity bake sale at Congregational Church
Ladies Church Aid Society of the Congregational Church hosts a bake sale at the Acton Center church on Thursday. Proceeds benefit church activities and local aid.
New Acton Fire Station Opens For Public Inspection
A new two story fire station with basement and brick granite facade opened in Acton on a Wednesday evening. The building houses a combination chemical and hose truck on the ground floor and two rooms on the second floor for the fire department and for on duty firemen. Assistant Chief John J. Manning will reside there and provide a night call telephone. Officials including selectmen and town officials attended a Thursday reception with speeches praising the project and urging cooperation among town departments to improve fire protection and safety.
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George K. Hayward
South Acton
John J. Manning
Gether
Witt
John.j. Manning
Murray ‘Brown
Acton
Howard J. Bilings
Officers of Lodge Installs at Odd Fellows Hall
Maynard January 14 Lady Warwick Lodge of Daughters of St George installed officers at Odd Fellows hall. A large attendance heard installation led by Rose Allen district deputy with Laura Parkin Marion Butterworth Clara Newman Gladys Cuttell Beatrice Meade Martha Leach. New officers Annie Johnstone Bessie Austin Elizabeth Easthope Alice Brown Maury Doel Sarah Oates Rhoda Farrar Ida Brooks Henrietta Bamford Alice Palmer Sadie Marsden. Supper served nine. Committee listed and April anniversary planned.
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Alice Brown
Maury Doel
Sarah Oates
Rhoda’ Farrar
Ida Brooks
Henrietta Bamford
Alice ‘Palmer
Sadie Marsden
Annie Johnstone
Grace Spence
Laura Parkin
Ada Thomas
Stereoptican Lecture At Congregational Church Attended
Rev Dwight La Follette presented a stereoptican lecture at the Congregational church in New England. The well attended evening featured slides of old churches and scenes, drawing interest from attendees.
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Dwight la Follette
New
England
Maynard pupil wins third prize in highway safety contest
Catherine Coughlin daughter of Mrs Mary Coughlan of Brooks street won third prize in a national grammar school contest run by the National Highway Educational Board of Washington D C. For a best composition on Highway Safety she earned a bronze medal and six dollars in gold. Principal Miss Mary Doyle of Junior High conveyed the board's notice this week as thousands of children competed nationwide.
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Catherine Coughlin
Mary Coughlan
Brooks Street
National Highway Educational Board of
Washington D, CG
Miss Coughlan
Mary Doyle
Highway Educational Board
Miss Coughllan
Coughlin
Maynard
Not Quite a Goose to be staged by Division 44 group
The article notes a low of 11 degrees Monday signaling improved ice for skating. Not Quite a Goose will be presented under Mrs. Helen Collins at a Division 44 Laties Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hibernians meeting in Monument Hall this evening.
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Helen Collins
Laties' Auxiliary
Order of
Hibernians
Monument Hall
Grange to Install Officers at January Meeting
Maynard Grange will install officers at a public meeting on Thursday January 26 at Cooperative Hall. Charles M Gardner H P D of the State Grange will lead ceremonies. Officers elect include Alice B Howe master Charles Shattuck overseer Adelaide Sims lecturer Russell Naylor steward and others with committees named for relief collation and literary work. The Lecturer's 1928 program arranged by Adelaide Sims promises educational and entertaining features.
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Maynard Grange
Cooperative Hall
Charles M. Gardner H. P
State Grange
Alice B. Howe
Charles Shattuck
Adelaide Sims
Russell Naylor
Leo Comeau
Ass’t
Alfie Hayward
Irving Howe
Grace B. Tucker
Anne Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Ceres
Alice Hird
Pomona
Frederica Wade
Flora
Helen Hird
L. A. Steward
Josephine Ledgard
Mary Croft
Edmund Whitney
Charlotte Rodway
Margaret Whitney
William Hayward
Alton White
Grace E. Tucker
Alice B. Hoen
Ida Swett
Grace Whitney
Mary Criot
Mary Powers
Eva Smith
Maynard High Alumni Association Seeks 1915 and Earlier Graduates
Local graduates of Maynard High School are urged to register for an alumni effort. Don Lent and Raymond Hooper seek names of graduates before 1915 to form an alumni organization. A meeting and broader campaign are planned to benefit the schools.
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Maynard
Roosevelt School
Don Lent
Raymond Hooper
Elks Admit New Members at Concord Lodge Meeting
Concord January meeting of Concord Lodge of Elks initiated five candidates under Exalted Ruler Austin D. MacRae. The fourth annual anniversary banquet and dance is planned for February 21 at Veterans Building with a large organizing committee. Lowell entertainers including Frank Delmore James Deignan Billy McGrail Joe Kenney and Johnny Ball provided the program.
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Concord
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Austin D. MacRae
Veterans Building
Harold Wellington
Ralph Jamieson
Philip T. Flavin
George Graham
Joseph Macone
Lowell George
John H. Goulding
E. R. Austin D. MacRae
Lowell
Frank Delmore
James Deignan
Billy McGrail
Joe Kenney
Johnny’ Ball
State lays out concrete arch bridge plans for Paper Mill site
Maynard January 18 state engineers after inspecting Paper Mill bridge submitted plans to the State Department of Public Works. The plans call for a concrete arch bridge with 50 foot width including 36 feet roadway and two seven foot sidewalks. Construction costs were not available.
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Maynard
State Engineers
State Department of Public Works
MIT Student Killed Two Others Injured After Memorial Drive Crash
Everett H. Webster of Acton a Mass Institute of Technology student died at Cambridge Hospital after a truck crushed him and two companions seeking a ride. One companion was seriously injured and the driver of the hit sedan stopped to aid them. The incident prompted lawmakers to push strict penalties for hit and run drivers.
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Cambridge
INS
Everett H. Webster
Acton
Mass. Institute of Technology
Memorial Drive
Institute
Webster
Cambridge Hospital
Harold E. Dick
Lawrence
W. H. Stahr
Smithton
Install New Officers In San vg Chapter 6 2 S
Palestine Chapter personnel installed at a 76200 meeting last night in the ee hall. Miss Myrta Kimball assisted by Mrs. Alice Moore led the ceremony with several guests from nearby towns. Officers installed include Mrs Agnes G French Ralph D Jones Mrs Hyldah N Taylor Mrs Eva Frye Lessie McGarry Bertha Carmichael Nellie Smith Harriet L Nay lor Blanche Broad bent Ethel Crowther Ethel Olsen Dorothy Brennan Mildred C Jones Mabel S Rosby and Harry Burnham P P sentinel.
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San
Boston
Agnes G. French
Ralph D. Jones
Hyldah N. Taylor
Eva Frye
Lessie McGarry
Bertha Carmichael
Nellie Smith
Harriet L. Naylor
Marshall
Ie Blanche Broadbent
Ethel Crowther
Adah
Ethel Olsen
Ruth
Dorothy Brennan
Martha
Mildred C. Jones
Electa
Mabel S.rosby
Warder
Harry Burnham
P. P. Sentinel
High Mass for M Culkins in Concord
Michael Culkins a 69 year old Concord resident died at home on Wednesday. He was born in Ireland and worked with the road department for many years. Surviving are a son Bernard J Culkins and five grandchildren. Solemn high mass of requiem was said at St Bernard's Church, with interment in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Concord
Michael Culkins
Bedford Street
Mr. Culkins
Ireland
Road Department
Bernard J Culkins
Everett Street
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Petersons announce wedding in Belmont home
Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson of 19 Stow Street announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Evelyn Peterson to Sidney Lawrence Simonds, son of Mr and Mrs James Otis Simonds of 37 Somerget Street Belmont. The ceremony was held at the bride’s parents home and the Simonds family will reside at 30 Somerset Street Belmont.
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Concord
Andrew Peterson
Stow Street
Evelyn Peterson
Sidney Lawrence Simonds
James Otis Simonds
Someréget St
Belmont
Mrs Simonds
Somerset Street
Installation of Hadasah Chapter officers and memorial service
Lawrence presided as officers were installed led by matron Bernice Colem with Ruth Wheeler as past matron. The ceremony included a memorial for Joseph A. Dakin of West Concord NH and featured solos by Jean Woodsynch and George Lynch. Officers installed included Florence M Dureen associate matron Charlotte Rodway conductress Irene Dye assistant conductress Helen Loring secretary tie Forbes treasurer and others with dining and reception details noted.
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Lawrence
Sant
M Reu
Goddard
Berniceye Colem
Hadasah
Ruth P. Wheeler
Mrytle Whitney
Ruth
John Anderson
Joseph A Dakin
West Concord
Jean Woodsynch
Ge W Lynch
Natick
Raymond V Ler
E. Blanchie Hewith
Louise i
Warren
Goddar
Ruth A. Pratt
Pratt
Payzant
Warren B Goddard
Marshall
Coleman
Florence M Dureen
Charlotte S. Rodway
Irene Dye
Helen F Loring
Tie Forbes
Hwttie Clark
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Concord Bpoe
Concord H. S
Maynard Girl
York Man
AUTO
Middlesex County Extension Service
Town Hall
Cahrlie Chaplin
Opportunity
Abraham Lincoln
Joel
America
Acton Center
Ladies ChurchAid Society
Selectman
Waldo E B. Whitcomb
F.W. Hoit
Horace F. Tuttle
Frank W. Holt
Greater Acton
Commonwealth
Fred Davis
West Acton
Alan C. Frost
Herbert W. Merriam
George and Earl Hayward
Charles W. Lawrence
Grange
MHS
ELKS
Agton Man
Technology
Leg
Charles L. Doyle
Saugus
William Ludeen
T. Simoneau
Marlboro
Frank A. Goodwin
Reg Motor Vehicles
M. Culkins
Thomas Flynn
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