Maynard Congregational Church Holds 77th Annual Meeting
The Maynard Congregational Church held its 77th annual meeting during the week. Officers and committees were elected or reappointed, including moderator Sidney J. Leary and treasurers Mrs Kimma Kees and Wu H Mann. A large congregational gathering followed a 6:30 p.m. supper. comments highlighted church programs and a family night.
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Mn Congregational Church
Gavni
Sidney J. Leary
Weinam ‘i. Guc É
Kimma K Es
Wu‘h Mann
Wiliam Hridge
Thomas # Parker
Rons
Benjamin Wisend
Ert H Young
Arch School
Virginia Son
Mary Lovell
Te Haten
Margaret
Movnteary
Lucy Lowen
Ctors
Walter Hamlin
Gil- Hawkes
Lucy Cowen
Albert E . Larkin
Ellen’ Cuttell
Laura Foodart
Women’s Auxiliary hosts annual membership dinner
The James J. Mansfield American Legion Auxiliary held a January 22 gathering at the Veteran’s Building. Miss Anne led as guest of honor with Evelyn Davis and Miss Anna Mye as senior officials. The drive for membership will continue two months.
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Ncord
James
J. Mansfield T Nette
Americal Legion
Anne
The
State Legion Auxiliary
Evelyn Davis
St Ve Tanetanis Hospital
Middlesex County Law Service
Concord
First Ling of the New Year at Concord Church Held
Concord January 22 The first ling of the New Year of the West Union Concord church was held Tuesday last week Presiding officer Mrs Evelina Bae sen with officers and committees in an all day sewing session for Mission work A large supper was served at noon and remarks of congratulations were offered by Alfred Witestepean. Wayne Law spoke at 6 30 pm with supper and brief remarks by Rich McCabe Middlesex school referenced.
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Concord
Les’ Union of the West
Rch
Evelina
Baesen
Dee
Minéraon
Hos
Rodney E. Pratt
Fer
L. Day
Alfred
Witestepean
Htis
Wayne Law
Cii
Ompson
Blood of
Mfanist
Rich McCabe
Lexington
Mental health lecture sparks interest in West Concord meeting
Kenneth J. Julotsen of McLean Hospital gave a humorous yet serious talk on the Meaning Of Mental Diseases to the West Concord Womats. The program included music by Tank Bagdasian and Albert Walker and noted alcohol as a cause of feeble-mindedness. The club planned a Feb 7 exhibit and sale, a rummage sale for April, and will fund the Federation Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Kenneth J. ‘Julotsen
McLean Hospital
Adon
Ellows
Towarn Mentany Il
Alconol
Tank Bagdasian
St. Pauls Cathedral Boston
Albert Walker
St. Marty's
Episcopal Church of
Hagiasarian
Westminister Abbey
Frank Walker
C. Beat
Keb
Vfs
Fendtation Foundation Fund
J. _. Pringle
Concord Fire Loss Totaling 11906 From 132 Alarms
Deputy Fire Chief James Jara reports Concord had 132 fire alarms in 1929 up from 123 in 1928. The total fire loss was 11906 dollars, largely from December block destruction on Walden Street.
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Concord
James Jara
Board of Fire Oes of
Walden Street
First Depositors at New Peoples Theatre Bank Building
Hector Roberts, manager of the Peoples Theatre, made the last deposit in the old Asgabet Bank location. James Edney of South Acton arrived early for the first deposit in the new bank building. Charles H. Persons, bank president, received a $1900 check from a friend on opening day as about twenty five people announced their plans to be first depositors.
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Maynard
Hector Roberts
Summer Street
Peoples Theatre
Asgabet Bank
James Edney
Acton
Banké
Yester
Charles H. Persons
Stig
Aot
Old Timers Dance Draws Big Crowd at Weat Concern Hall
A large turnout filled the Weat Concern Old Timers hall last Friday night with both young and older dancers enjoying fox trots and waltzes. The success spurred the club to plan a series of further dancing parties.
Maynard Assessor Visit Clarifies Sewer Frontage Tax Rules
Maynard officials and the superintendent of sewers visited Needham to learn how frontage assessments will be charged for the town sewer project. The $1.60 per linear foot rate matches a former town measure, with abatements possible and apportionments spread over up to 10 years, minimum payments of 5 dollars, and bills due after April 1.
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Maynard
Needham
Board of ‘Assessors
Apa
First Ch Night in Maynard Highlights Negro Culture
At the first Church Family Guest Night in Maynard on Sunday an enthusiastic audience heard a Boston born Negro be leader sing spirituals. Mrs Manley F Allbright, Young Peoples Secretary of the State Conference and Missionary Society, spoke on Giving American Youngsters a Chance in the Black Belt. The gathering connected to Cambridge High School lore and North Carolina schools, with plans for a formal collation led by local Christian Endeavorers.
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Maynard
Boston
Siate Conference and Missionary Society
Manley F. Allbright
Black Belt
Allbright
Tongaloo College
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Vérmont
South
Mona Priest
Cambridge High School
Charlotte
Hawking Br
North Carolina
Othon
Case
Ethel Butterworth
Ard Na Caro Peppard
Butterworth
Harold Nordberg
Christian Endeavorers
Concord Current Events Class Conducted by Mrs Claude
The Concord class on Current Events was conducted by Mrs Claude in a meeting held at the convene location. Students participated in discussion and prepared reports on recent happenings for a class project.
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Claude
New Assabet Bank Opens in Maynard for Inspection Day
The Assabet Institution for Savane of Maynard opened its new bank building for public inspection from 9 p m. Visitors from Maynard and surrounding towns toured the modern facility. Charles H. Petaong led the event with a committee including officers and notable local names. The bank is now operating in its new home after transferring books and records.
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Assabet_ Institution for op Savane
Maynard
Mana Qurroughs
I Bank
Varn
Charles’ H. Petaong
Oh A
Omimire
Thomas K R
Wik B. ‘Case
da. Wilson
Sidney Leary
George H. E
Frank ©. Sanderson
Drechsler
Guyér Ae Pen Taylor , Sr
Albert Agney
Jaik Holt
Wallace C. Priest
Arthur ‘E Walker
Henry H. Warren
Sidney K. McCleary
Wits
Wallace Priest
Howard ‘A. Wilson
Oswald C Creschster
Photius
Parker
Gav S Te
George H Gutteridge
Sanderson
Downey
Hhiterlor
Aglow
Eek
Maynard Trust
G. C. Drewis
National Shawmat A
Ben. F. &. Mosley Co
Bostoén, Huting
Wrench
Boston
Chester
Patten
Melrose
Sohn ‘C. ‘Ming Agency
Orrin ’. Fowler
Or Lon
H. B
Guyer ‘Fowler
West Concord Parent Teacher Meeting Highlights Home Role
The West Concord Parent Teacher Association met at Harvey Wheeler School with President Richard W. McCabe presiding. Dr Frederick C Smith spoke on Vocational Guidance Through the Home and School, stressing the home’s role in shaping attitudes and habits for future success.
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Concord
Janu
West Concord
Parent-Teacher Association
Smit
Boy Scoute
Wildey Night Observance At Maynard Lodge Event
Maynard Jan 22 Wildey Night honors Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellows with special program at Maynard Lodge I O O F tonight. William Barker of Worcester to address meeting. Fellows quartet to perform and Robert Lester to speak as the day/night agenda includes entertainment and guest remarks.
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Maynard
Wildey
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
Maynard Lodge I
William’ § Barker
Worcester
Fellows Quartet
Gmp
Robert Lester
Hudson Lodge
Biseargees
Maynard Lodge
Concord
Sudbury Board Vacancy Sparks Local Political Talks
Sudbury faces a Board vacancy after the death of Thomas F. ONeill leaving North Sudbury without representation on the Board of Selectmen. Ralph Barton of North Sudbury is mentioned as a prospective candidate. Mrs Neidaio, a longtime community servant, is noted for her past service and will be missed.
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Sudbury
Thomas
F. O Neill
North Sudbury
Board of Selectmen
Ralph Barton
Citizens of
Neidaio
Norman Rowry
Ereas Teal
Men of Concord Congregational Club Holds First Supper Meeting
A large turnout at the Concord Congregational Church club dinner heard remarks from Hon. George G. Moyse of Waltham and State Senator, and Warren L. A are of Tease, as officers push for broader community involvement beyond church members. Charles H. Towle led the supper. Mr. and Mrs. Skov are listed among attendees.
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Concord
Charles H. Towle
Lamb
Inicomcée
George. G. Moyse
Waltham
Warren Laa
Maynard Readies Gilbert and Sullivan Comic Opera
Maynard prepares for a nautical comic opera Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan to be staged January 30 at Colonial Hall. Local and visiting artists rehearse intensively, with N Hudspeth of Concord boosting school interest and pupils urged to attend for educational value.
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Maynard
Gibert and Sullivan
Colonial Hall
N. Hudspeth
Concord
Hudspeth
Udspeth
Miss. Haze Childs
Boston
Ynerd
A. L. Morse
Arthur Dareen
Dora Ie Ve
Concord National Bank Directors and Capital Increase
At Concord National Bank changes report the election of directors including Stedman But Tick Charles Brown F Winchester Albert Y Gowen Clay Heywood Samuel Hoar Judge Vesco tt a C Saeger and James Hayden. The bank’s capital rose from 100000 to 300000 and surplus to 100000 at year end with a Boston correspondent noting the bank’s expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord National “Bank
Stedman But Tick
Charles
Brown
F. Winchester
Albert Y. Gowen
Clay Heywood
Samuel Hoar
Vescott
A .C. Saeger
Iam C. “Hayden Pee
Ole ‘Trust Co
Hasuback Banc
Japital
O - Concord National
National Bank of Bos- Boston
Towle Re elected President At Concord Church Women Meet
Mrs George W Towle of Hubbard Street was again chosen president of the Trinitarian Congregational Church Women s Union at the annual meeting in Concord The group reported strong activity and raised 1400 toward the church building fund Mrs A Wilder was elected vice president Mrs W Le Troy Shirley secretary and Mrs Wallace B Conan treasurer The meeting featured a scholarly paper on A Coming of the Prophets Amos by Mrs Leslieta Moore Tea hostesses included Mrs Gecee Hecenid and Mrs Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boaaiostall
Higgins
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Fs Ahd
Spea
Society Lao
George W. “Towle
Hurbard ‘St
A. Wilder
W. le Troy Shirley
Wallace B. Conan
Leslieta Moore
Amos
HoSea
Gecee 5
Hecenid
Joseph
Maynard Caucus Adds to Election Frenzy in 1920s
Maynard prepares for a busy election with a Republican caucus Jan 23 featuring seven Selectmen candidates, seven for sewer, three for school committee, and four for tax collector, plus independent papers possible. Democratic caucus follows Jan 27 with potential bids for Selectman and other posts as party lines shift.
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Maynard
William H. Mant
Jacke
Blican Caucus
Willaim Owut
Joseph Sidhnair
Frank S. Burks
Emer
Sullivan
Samuel Lera
Harold K. Hanson
William H. Srindley
Edward MacPherson
James J Hilferty
Peter Wilcox
Assabet
Albert Batley
Nagle
Alice
Soldier's Memory
Coughlan
Finance Son T Ie Water Commission
Tan
Somer Commission
Cornelius
George Ave
Conti Nt
Registrars of
Se “Commission
Bernard. Carrigan
Democratic Town Committee
Daniel Connors
Michael F. Mullen
Howard Herbert
Funeral services held for Robert Gierasch in Concord
Concord January 22 funeral services for Robert Botr Gierasch a young Boston broker who died in Lexington were held Saturday morning at the church with the minister presiding. The remains were interred at Forest Hills cemetery after services at Mt Auburn and the ashes placed nearby. Gierasch a 1936 graduate of the Middlesex School and a former member of the Class of 1929 at something was a teacher at a Brookline school.
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Concord
Robert Botr
Gierasch
Boston
Danta
Lexington
Brookline
Prefer
David
Middlesex
Aged Woman Missing After Weeks of Efforts
A poorly detailed report notes an elderly woman missing for about a week. Relatives and local people search near her home, with no clear clues yet. She was known as an organist and attended a Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Béon
Él Pont
Unitarian Churcch
Important Burn Soa Asselitt See at meeting
A meeting discussed disposing of an Astle physician in the future and setting a date for the change. Members were informed of the plan and the arrangements for payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Jef Ip
Registrars Name 42 Voters On List Of New Registrants
The board of registrars lists 42 voters including young and newly naturalized residents. Names include Pauline Newton, Evelin Herbert, Sanelma Ahola, Arthur Croft, Pauline Clark, Kathleen Hinds, Walter Tierney, Edward Puffer Jr, Harold Caddon, Salminen, Helen Morgan, John Beavis, Mary Severin, William Kane, David Keefe, Raymond Drechsler and more. Registrars Frank Sanderson, Michael Neé, and Grayden 4 will oversee proceedings. They meet Wednesday Jan 29 from noon to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Frank E. Sanderson
Usher
Michael
Neé
Oh Grayden
Pauline Newton
Maple
Brasil
Sessilt
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Rose al
Manley
Ailbright
Ernest Son
Stoney
Iliary
James J. Nan Vost
Middlesex Schoo
Ist
New Bank
Wildey Night
F. O'Neill
Charles Skov
Comic Opera
Concord National Bank
G. W. Towle
Maynard Polfacs
R. B. Gierasch
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