Lovell Line Adds Ten New Busses
Lovell Line expanding from Leominster to Arlington Heights adds ten new White busses to its fleet. First entered service Tuesday. remaining units follow as completed. The 29 seat interior features leather upholstery and enhanced lighting for passenger comfort and safety. The company aims to reach 37 busses in service with daily 2400 miles.
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Lovell Bus Lite, ‘Inc
Leominster
Arlington Heights
White
Use
Lew
Lovell
Aac
Archie Ellis
John Fayton
Mke
America
John Lovell
Osler
Medtico
Boston& Maine Railroad
Lovett
Woburn
Sagal
Mr. Lovell
Ea Eghype Concord
Peenouret
Arlingtom
Organizing The Student Council At Maynard High School
The Maynard High School principal A. R. A. Cole introduced an organized Student Council with eighteen student members and four faculty members. Members include President Gerald Nee and Vice President Richard Lawson, senior class representatives Ruth French and Lillian Weaving among others, plus four faculty delegates. The council enacts regulations across educational athletic and social life, with six member committees chaired by council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynared High School
A. Rk
A. Cole
Gerald Nee
Richard Lawson
St Herbert
Gaerne
Ruth French
Ruth I. Wilson
Ruth Foster
Lillian Weaving
Margaret Moore
Florence Wilcox
Sylvia Ahola
Leo Mullin
Tyko Supola
Irma Wirta
Albert Fairbanks
Teppo Hurme
Doris Dawson
Vieno Sneck
Wilko Frngard
Frances Adams
Agnes Walsh
Donald Lent
Cole
Winkfred Fardy
Samuel Bachrach
Forrest Nelson
Salme Werkkanen
Walter Pairbanks
Irma Howard
Edward Fearns
Harold Glickman
Tepp
William Nighden
Niilo Keto
D. Lent
Mark Kelley
Laura Grondahl
Helen Nee
Ruth Moynahan
Tyko Stipola
Marine Corps Brother Reunites After Twenty Years
Earl Glazier of the U S Marine Corps visits his sister Mrs Clifton Downey on Brooks Street for the first meeting in twenty years. He has been on duty around the world in the service since 1913, keeping in touch only occasionally.
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Earl Glazier
U.S. Marine Corps
Clifton ‘Downey
Brooks Street
Glazier
Uncle Sam
Five Thousand Dollars Awarded For Loss Of Eye
A Cambridge Superior Court jury awarded $5000 to Joseph Gudgiewski eleven for eye injury suffered when a Stemplesky boy fired an air rifle from the attic of their Maynard home in November 1924. The incident left Gudgiewski with near total loss of sight in one eye.
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Maynard
Joseph Gudgiewsk
Joseph Gungiewski
Rivard Street
Superior Court
Cambridge
Adam Stemplesky
Howard A. Wilson
Gadgiewski
Edward Tierney
Lowell
Stemplesky
River Street
Gudgiewski
A Hibernians Whist Party Winners Named
A well attended whist party in Monument Hall Thursday evening was won by Division 56 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Prize winners included Miss Mary Hill, Mrs. Gree, Miss Mary Powheissell, John Lipps, Parsons and Michael Berke.
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Division 56
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Mary Hill
Mary
Pow- Hissellers
John Lipps
Parsons
Micheel Berke
Weather forecast for Western Massachusetts tonight and Thursday
A weather notice reports cooler conditions tonight in Western Massachusetts with fresh northwesterly winds on Thursday.
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Massachusetts
West Concord Women’s Club Plans Delegate to Federation Meeting
The Executive Board met at president Mrs H L Day’s Commonwealth avenue home to discuss club affairs and future plans. The club will cover expenses for a delegate to the three day Federation meeting at Ocean House Swampscott this spring. Refreshments were served. A Bordman of Concord will speak on the Philippines at the next Friday meeting, followed by a charity whist party that evening.
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West Concord
Philippines
Glass Blowing Delights West Concord PTA Meeting
A large audience attended the West Concord Parent-Teachers Association meeting at Harveymere School Hall. Mrs. Ray presided while Miss Bessie Wessells led the entertainment with glass blowing demonstrations and music. Refreshments were served by teachers under Mrs Blodgett.
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West Concord
Parent-Teachers Association
Harveymere School
Burleigh Pratt
Benjamin
Derby
Prinipal Nathaniel Robinson
Filse
Blodgett
Sails for Florida Songmill Sailor Departs from Bo Baltimore
William Finn of Marlboro sailed Saturday January 16 on air Howard of the Merchants and Line from Bo to Baltimore bound for Jacksonville Florida.
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William Finn
Marlboro
Howard
Merchants & Line
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Florida
Concord Spirit Sparks Banquet for High School Teams
Concord citizens ignite a strong school spirit at a banquet honoring Concord High School girls field hockey and boys football. Harvard guests and local officials praised athletics, scholarship, and community involvement, with speeches, toasts, gifts, and a late celebration.
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Concord
Concord High School
Boy Scouts Meet at Rev Cheney Home in Southboro
Troop 1, Boy Scouts, met at the home of Scoutmaster Rev. Robert F Cheney in Southboro. Instructive talks by scout officials and plans for new troops were discussed with Charles Quigley of Fayville and Clarence Baker of Southboro Center in attendance. Games were played and several members began second class and tenderfoot tests.
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Isouthboro
Boy Scouts
Robert F. Chenney
Charles Quigley
Fayville
Clarence
Baker
Southboro Center
Aeeres
Ford's Lamb Opens Sudbury School Day At Wayside Inn
Henry Ford attends the reopening of a historic district school in South Sudbury with a full grown lamb on display. The event includes Miss Martha Hopkins guiding lessons and a replica classroom featuring an 1804 book, an original key, and a century old clock from Dearborn.
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South Sudbury
Mary
Lamb
Sudbury
Red District
Sterling
Belles of
Martha Hopkins
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Wayside Inn
Dutton Road
Whist Party Tonight Led by VFW Ladies Auxiliary
In Marlboro on January 19 the Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars host a series of whist parties in Pres blocks. A $5 gold piece will be awarded to the man who secures the most points across the series and a prize will go to the lady earning the largest rate of points.
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Marlboro
Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ares
Beal
Ford Intervenes On Women Work Freeing Households
Henry Ford tells an interviewer that old fashioned domestic life is outdated and women should be freed from drudgery by modernized kitchen systems. He advocates ending domestic animals and cooking by formulas as laboratories develop efficient diets. He compares his Wayside Inn visit to a narrative setting and hints at future topics on jazz and youth culture.
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Henry Ford
Wayside
Mr Ford
Ion
Tom
Ford
Hague arbitration eyed for Mexico border oil dispute
The Secretary of State said he is willing to arbitrate the land and oil law dispute with Mexico, and suggests the Hague Tribunal as the arbitration committee. The move is met with favorable reaction and signals a path to formal settlement.
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Hague
Mexico City
INS
Stataunas Logy
Mexico
Installation of Rev. Dr Johannes A C Faggin ser-Aur at First Parish
The First Parish in the Meeting House installed Rev Dr Johannes A C Faggin ser-Aur as regular minister succeeding Rev Leren B Macdonald who died in November. The ceremony included scripture readings, choir performances, and greetings from local church leaders and the Crane Theological Seminary.
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Concord
First Parish
and N Fils Auer
Johannes A. C. Fagginser-Auér
Auer
Leren B.macdonald
Gail Cleland
Affgie M. Faunce
Racomaninoff
Louis C
Dethlefs
Medford
Joseph Lautner
Waibridge
Hayden
Nk C. Dean
Meneter
Unitarian ‘Society nDchester
Res
Ord
Ippolitoft
Ivanof
Frain
St. Anne
Charles On Park
Lauther Tang Handel
Edward
Caiger
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Benjamin R. Ley
Ister
Lee S. McCollester
Crane Theological
Rf i
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Concord Spirit
Edward ‘F. Loughlin
Harvard
War Schools
Messers Bygrave, Hall and Goodwin
Joe A. By
Roge
Cynthia Wesson
Aron ‘Adolphus Cheek Jr
Mary T. Sargent
Norman D. Stewart
Everett F. Weygant
Dorothea Laughan
David Robinson
Sidney Curtis
Harvard ‘vi
Curtis
Dorothea Loughlin
Norma Smith
Fannie Arkin
Merrian Duren
Gertrude Asbjornsen
Margaret Beardsell
Nancy Burke
Helen Clubb
Grace Day
Ruth Myers
Phylis Smith
Giizabeth Swan
Maudekins
Alta Wiggins
Rut Iggins
Fie
Hockeyam
van Kennedy
Robert Asbjoynsen
Paul Bruce
Robert Connell
Vinal Gook
Harry Dee Mason Fos
Edward Fredericks
John Hennesgy
Roy Jacobs
Garrett Nagle
Robert Tompkins
William H. Dee
Richard W. McCabe
John M. Bruce
Edward F Loughlin
Harold “Tompkins
Warren B. Goddard
Archie P. Simpson
Fred Edwardson
Cyrus W. Pickard
Randall N. Wootworth
Frank Ke
Charles C. Rounson
Harry’ Hy Cook
William L. Dee
Leigh. Pratt
Rev Cheney
Lary
Ford’s
Betty Harrington
Evangeline McDonald
Caroline Stone
Blith [Laberee
St Hetil
Auto Magnate
Theodore Geoffrey
World Travel
Japan
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