Parker Elected President of Assabet Savings Bank
Thomas F Parker was chosen president to fill a vacancy after the death of Charles H. Sanderson. Parker, a longtime corporator and business man, has served as vice president and led the investment department for years. Sidney McCleary was reelected treasurer for the executive term. Board members include Case, Gutteridge, Wilson, Fowler, and others from Stow and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F Parker
Trustees Bank
Ted
Charles H Mr. Parker
Ember
Sanderson
Taylor
Jacob Jaurle
Lu Maynard
Frank
Sander
H Merrick
Henry
Stow
William B Case
Guyter
James A Coughlan
B Sanderson
Wallace C Priest
Franklin Taylor
Oswald C
William H Gutteridge
Marlboro meet crowns field with regional run results
At Marlboro a meet showcased leading honors with Ripertee Vicky winning a sprint event and Tony Aravaleski finishing third. Red Lanigan took the 220 yard dash, highlighting a field of regional athletes.
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Marlboro
Ripertee
Vicky
Tony Aravaleski
Red Lanigan
Peery Whist Well Attended at VFW Party
A well attended party was held Monday at Veterans of Foreign Wars posts under the V A social committee. Awards were given to Helen Coughlin Ernest Thane Elizabeth Michael Murray Catherine O etc. A follow up whist night is planned for next Monday under the same committee.
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Veterans of Foreign
Parish Plans Summer Party at St. Ber Parish Grounds
Lawn festivities on Saturday evening July 11 at St. Ber Parish grounds feature rd Flannery as chair and Sheehan as treasurer. Margaret Veris oversees games, Teree chairs the ground committee, Jeremiah Erisman leads the miscellaneous table, Nellie and Mrs David Nae provide refreshments, and Mrs McKenna runs the children’s games and candy sales.
Parish Girls Camp at Camp Kilmer This Week Action Planned
The Scituate St. Bridget's parish reports girls from the parish are camping at Camp Kilmer this week for vacation. Afterward the girls will camp for two weeks and then the boys will take part in action at the camp. The camp is now well equipped.
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Kilmer
St. Bridget's Parish
Scituate
Died After Long Illness Lillian Childs Ends Life at 80
Maynard Miss Lillian Childs age 80 of Nason street died Wednesday July 1 at her home after a lingering illness. She was born at Windham Missouri and was active in Maynard social life as president of the Maynard Woman's club once and affiliated with Magda Wne Chapter O.I.S. Maynard Players and Maynard Grange. Funeral services were held at her home Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Mathew Vance with hymns sung by Mrs John Sanderland and Mrs Arthur Jordan. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Lillian Childs
Nason Street
Windham
Lowell
Hubbardston
Boston
Childs
Maynard Woman’s Club of
Whic
Magda- Wné7
O.I.S
Maynard Players
Maynard Grange
Child
Union Congregational Church
John Sanderland
Arthur Jordan
Frank B. Sanderson
Oswald ‘Drechsler
Howard
B. Case Joseph Allen
Frank Hayward
William Stockwell
Glenwood Cemetery
Concord Announces Marriage of Alice Williams to Louis Nixon
Announcement states that on June 20 Miss Alice Patricia Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Williams, will marry Louis Nixon of Lancaster. Miss Williams taught after graduating from Concord High School class of 1923 and Framingham Normal School. Nixon, a Worcester Polytechnic Institute graduate, manages the Tewksbury branch of the New England Power Co. They will reside in Billerica.
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Concord
Alice Patricia Williams
Martin Williams
Williams Road
Louis Nixon
Lancaster
Nixon
Concord High School
Framingham Normal School
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Tewksbury
New England Power Co
Dixon
Billerica
School nurse report details June cases and dental clinic
Maynard the report from Mrs Edith B Foster school nurse for June shows 80 pupils examined, 24 treated in school, 8 at homes, six excused for illness. 24 school visits, 26 home visits, 5 accompanied to doctor or dentist. dental clinics led by four doctors treated 51 pupils with 42 extractions, 29 fillings, five cleanings. Concord Kings Daughters held a flower mission in the Colo-
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Maynard
Edith B. Foster
Charles H. Walker
Frank May
Raymond Palmer
S. R. Garland
John Bellows
Engaged by Wednesday stage comedy at new Girl Scout House
Concord notes Grace Arlington Owen’s three act farce Engaged by Wednesday played Tuesday evening to a large audience. First dramatic performance at the new Girl Scout Community House. Strong cast. Helen S Peterson directed and starred as Miss Persons. Supporting roles filled by Winona Bond Evelyn Anderson and others.
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Concord
Ceeeon
Grace Arlington Owen
Nicholas Vantrouyver
Maynard High School
Helen S Peterson
Miss Persons
E. Norman.Peterson
Lexington Road
Robert E Madson
Martin Henry
Kenneth
Arthur Watson
Karl “Madsen Jack
Joseph ‘Bond
Ted
Herman Anderson
Andrew Robertson
Arthur
Abigail Persons
Helen S. Peterson
Watson
Winona Bond
Lucile Persons
Blanche Maurer
Marie Evelyn Anderson
Jane Marie
Robertson Mabel
A Johnson
Lucil
Mary
Helen Monk
Evelyn “Monson
Esther B-Taylor
Elly
Texas Fliers In Westward Flight to Japan
Reginald L Robbins and HS Jones, Texas aviators, launched from Seattle at 3 58 today in the Fort Worth trim monoplane aiming for a nonstop westward flight to Japan. Crowds of 5000 cheered as they headed toward Seaward Alaska with refueling planned at Fairbanks and Nome.
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Seattle
Washington
INS
Pacific
Japan
Reginald L. Robbins
HS Jones
Texas
Fort ‘Worth
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Fairbanks
Nome
Complications In Debt Agreement To Be Ironed Out
Washington delegates report the United States will proceed on the assumption the debt holiday is effective from July 1. A London conference between France and other Young Plan signatories is to address complex features of the treaty and the Franco American debt accord, with hopes of easing French demands.
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Washington, D. C
INS
London
France
United States
Paris
Acton Fourth Safe and Sane Celebration Noted
Quimby square residents recall a Glorious weekend with Safe and Sound festivities from 9 pm Friday to 6 am Saturday. The crowd remained orderly, no accidents occurred, and the morning after showed minimal litter despite celebrations.
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Quimby Square
Middlesex County League Schedule Shows Key Series
Lowell visits Concord on Thursday July 9 as part of the Middlesex County Baseball League schedule. Concord hosts Mayer in the Senier Billerica match set for July 14 with both teams slated to contest divisional standings.
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Lowell
Concord
Mayer
Senier Billerica
Canine Hound of Golf Balls Excites Maynard Links
A Maynard Country Club Nine Hole course tale centers on a hound dog that chases fast rolling golf balls and carries only new balls back toward home. Players speculate the dog is trained to select quality balls, while veterans chase the animal in humorous pursuit amid sunlit meadows and hay scented airs.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Niblick
Bode
Sudbury Town Awards Sub Contracts For New Town Hall
A meeting of the Building committee awarded sub contracts for the new Sudbury Town hall. Plumbing went to Austin D McRae of Concord, electrical work to Joseph B Way of Sudbury, vault doors to Diebold Safe and Logic Co of Boston, with all awards going to the lowest bidders.
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Sudbury
an + Plumbing
Austin D McRae
Concord
Joseph B Way
Keating
J C Massie
Wayland
Diebold Safe & Logic Co
Boston
Scholarship Opportunity for Rural Doctor Clark
Dr Clarence Scammon of New York called Dr C Lawrence Clark offering a four month scholarship credit at Columbia or Harvard for post graduate study. The Commonwealth Fund set aside this aid to help worthy rural practitioners improve skills and serve patients better through advanced study.
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South
Acton
C. Lawrence Clark
Clarence Scammon
New York
Commonwealth’ Fund
Columbia
Harvard University
Arene Censon Clark
Windows Break At Catholic Church After Car Swerve
Ann Porter of Crossley Arlington turned to avoid an oncoming car on Belford Street and struck the Chapel of the Little Flower windows at St Berford's Church. The stained glass, protected by wire grating, broke though no one was injured. Porter and a companion were unharmed. Concord Grange plans its annual Hus bandsry picnic later this month with exact date to be announced.
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St. Beriford’s
Ann Porter
Crossley Street
Arlington
Belford Street
Bedford
Miss Porter
Miss . Porter
Concord
Grange
Quiet Fourth in Maynard
Maynard observed Independence Day with minimal events. The New Village fireworks display drew many residents, while a roof fire in Sudbury Court caused only minor damage. Special Police patrolled, and one out-of-town man was arrested for liquor intoxication.
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Maynard
New Village
Sudbury Court
Thade
From Japan South Sudbury Family Newsbrief
Over the weekend a quiet family circle welcomed friends and relatives visiting on Saturday and Sunday. The piece mentions Waldo L Stone and Miss Adams, with references to an A B C F M acid hag and a person in a coma.
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South
Sudbury
Fee Etry
Oes
Seotaler
Waldo L. Stone
Miss Adams
Japan
Gustave Ey Dies at Naval Hospital in Brookline
Gustave Ey aged 42 died at the Naval Hospital in Brookline after a lingering illness. born in Fitchburg he was a World War veteran and a steam fitter at American Powder Company plant. Survived by his wife and two children. member of Frank J. Demar Post Mason and Anchor & Arx Glee Club. Funeral plans are pending.
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Maynard—Gustave Ey
War- Ten Street
Naval Hospital
Brooktine
Fitchburg
American Powder Company
Mr. By
Frank J. Demar
Post
A. L
Anchor
Arx Glee Club
Charles A. Welch
Lodg
AF &A M
Summer Readings by Concord Women’s Club Begin in July
The Concord Woman's Club announces summer readings starting July 18 at the Concord Library. The program lists July 13 and July 24 gatherings at local homes with titles The Glory of the Nightingale and Letters to Women. Meetings occur on alternating Mondays in July and August with transportation arranged from Miss Houghton’s.
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Concord Womén's Club
Concord Library
Edward’ Arlington Robinson
Miss Goodwér
Lowell Road
Miss Goodwi
Joseph Austander
George Metcalf
Metcalf Great
George
Virginia Troby Visits Perry Family in Brentwood
Mrs. Virginia Troby of Brentwood N is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Perry. Mrs Herbert Strong and her ace of Portland are spending the week with Mr. Pitph Stone.
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Virginia Troby
Brentwood N
Louis ‘D. Perry
Herbert Strong
Ace
Portland
Pitph Stone
Night Before Fourth Festivity Draws West Concord Again
West Concord and nearby towns gather on Harvey Wheeler School grounds for the Night Before the Fourth. Harold W Chase leads the village Improvement Society in a concert, patriotic talk, vaudeville, and performances by Tom Hoag and others, with community turnout described as large and lively.
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Harvey Wheeler West Concord School
Concord Centre
Are
Ts Sauer “Village Tea Improvement Society
Bétin
Harold W Chase
Tom Hoag
Missing Oxford Bride Reported Living in California
Barbara Buffum Bramwell known as the Oxford girl who married Sir Wilton Bramwell in December and later escaped Worcester State Hospital is said to be living in California. Bramwell, a ship clerk, had told her parents she would join him in England, but he reportedly learned she is in California. The tale includes hospital confinement, a daring escape, and a hotel pursuit, with no clear reunion.
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Barbara Buffum Bramwell
Oxford
New England
Sir” Wilton Harold Bramwell
England
Worcester State Hospital
Patence
Wilton
New York
Plymouth
California
Bramwell
Cester
Sonia
Tereacee
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Iwas F. Parker
Leeds
Charles H. Persons
Assabet Institution For Savings
Thomas F. Parker
Pres
Peery Whist
Urch Parish Plans Party
Concord King
The
Colo
Methodist Young
Middlesex County Baseball League
United States Naval Academy
Annacenye
Arkansas
Denmark
Gilbratar
Mediterranean
Hound
Sudbury Town
Dr. Clark
Catholic
Alice P. Adams
Stone One
Gustave Ey
SO. Sudbury
West Concord
Vege Reprovement Society
Vande i _ Band
Fils
Mise Blanche Hoag
Rove Todd
Cha
Mr Hoag
Uarela W. Chasat
Haro F
Jaiad
Wiarton
Ordford
Wilton Harold Bramwell
Ables Oy Elliott
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