Olympic Week at Scout Camp Highlights International Roster
Marlboro notes Olympic Week at Cochituate Camp with 212 scouts. Winners include Parkhurst Italy in cross country and McSweeney Finland in track events. Local leaders Dr. Yates R L Palmer and A later directed events with scouts from Hudson Maynard Stow and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Curtis
Robert Gostello
Gedraé Cole
Robert Clisthee
Arthur Cadieux
Oliver Boutier
Hudson
Robert
Frei Beals
Maynard
Francis Parkman
Robert McLane
Stow
Robert Smith
Harley Issacs
Parkhi
Gilley
Germany
Davis
Finland
Dr. Yates
R. L. Palmer
Medal Awarded to Local Ex-Serviceman for Wounds
Hudeon Arthur J Morel of 18 Carlton Street, a well known ex serviceman in town, received the Purple Heart with oak leaf cluster for two wounds. He was wounded at Chateau-Thierry on July 16 1918 while a corporal and again on October 2 at Verdun. The story notes his long service with Company M 101st Infantry and honors from the local veterans association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudeon
Arthur J. Morel
Carlton
Co. M
Mais
Chateau
Verdun
SCHOOLS TO BE IN FINE SHAPE
Northdoro reports improving school buildings and staffing plans. Miss Dorothy Fields resigns after two years teaching English and history. candidates for her position include a new teacher and a school nurse. Transportation bids will be opened August 2. Voting districts include west, north, south, and Marlboro routes along Main, Rosson, Bright, and King streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northdoro
Dorothy Fields
Main
Rosson
King and Bright Street
Marlboro
Hudson Woman Seeks Office of Representative
Mrs. Mary B. Renney of Hudson announces her bid for the State Representative seat in the 10th Middlesex District. Other candidates include Selectman Harry Madden, Anthony Malley, Atty. John J Donahue, and Frank Sheridan, with more entrants expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yneard
Mary
Renney
Hode
Representei
Middlesex
Harry Madden
Anthony Malley
Hudson
John J Donahue
Frank
Sheridan
Maynard
Snyder son of Mrs. hakeeeeeepeeygem to return home early
A junior at Norwich University and member of the ROTC is expected to return home early next week. The message mentions Fort Ethan Allen and places Snyder in the context of a student travel or family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
AL. Snyder
Concord Mrs Pratt lists third week swimming test passers
Concord Mrs Rodney E Pratt supervising Red Cross swimming course at Lake Walden announced the names of those who passed tests in the third week. Twelve girls and two boys became junior lifesavers, with Herbert B Hosmer Jr as the other senior lifesaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rodney E. Pratt
The
Cancar Red Cross
Red Cros
Lake Walden
Rother W. Anderson
Leslie O. Anderson
Theodora Blodgett
West Concord
Atiff
Herbert B. Hosmer, Jr
Priscilia Foote
William Alderson
Ruby Oakland
Rita Horne
Marion Fenton
Hlinor Sullivan
Sally Fess
Barbara Magurn
Marion Haynes
Robert J. Lee
Pat Burns
Joseph Hanley
Margaret Ryan
Marion Seekin
Jean
Murphy Frances Murphy
Stephen Fhurston
Miriam French
Richard Damon
Patticia’ Gibbs
Natick Club Easily Wins In Mid Middlesex Rifle Meet
Natick Club dominates Group 1 of the Mid Middlesex League rifle event at the National Guard in Concord posting a total of 1874. The Sporteman's Association and Concord Red & Club follow with 1788 and 1444 respectively. C Ripley led Natick with a high total of 86, achieving a near perfect 100 in the second relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifle Association
Middlesex County League of Sportemen
National Guard
Concord
Sporteman
Associatibh Dei
C. Ripley
Concord Woman's Club Holds Summer Readings
The Concord Woman's Club literature committee presented the second Summer Readings in the Chase home on Great Road. Mrs. Arthur L. Lamb led a discussion on the South and the southern Mountaineers, sharing insights with attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couth Women’s Club
Frederic H. Chase
Arthur L. Lamb
Maynard Outing At Aasabet Country Club July 24
Maynard group Rodoff Sholom GengreBatioh schedules final outing at Aasabet Country Club Maynard Massachusetts July 24 from 10 am to midnight. Jewish Council assists in making the affair financially successful for relief and work. Morse of the Country Club helps coordinate parking for 500 cars. Committee leads include Miss B Gruber J Glickman Misd R Lever B Swarts Mrs H Young H Kadish H Silverman Ja D Shear J Gilmen Mrs A Lomon B Gruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Rodoff Sholom GengreBatioh
Aasabet
B. Gruber
J. Glickman
R. Lever
B. Swarts
H. Young
H. Kap
H. Kadish
H. Silverman
Ja. D. Shear
J. Gilmen
Mrs. A. Lomon
Strong Rivals Meet Tonight In Local Showdown
Mafiboro and Hattie are anticipated to clash at Ward Park in a bid to settle early season questions. The City nine, leaders in the Tri City League, face Clinton in a pivotal matchup as manager Pete Peltier keys Bert Wheeler on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mafiboro
Ward Park
Swpréni
City
Becoung Joon Aes
Clinton
Pete Péltier
Bert Wheéler
Unclear text about dog licenses and police action
Fragmented report notes unlicensed dogs facing seizure and possible penalties. Mentions Chief Connors and enforcement over the coming weeks with emphasis on license fees and dog ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poln Connors
Bréik
Concord Pioneer Mrs Jones Dies After Hip Injury
Mrs. Jones born 1862 in Fae AG descended from Joseph Roberts founder of Brooks. She moved to Concord in 1861 and lived in Belfast Maine teaching and serving as organist of the Congregational Church. Her death followed a fall and hip fracture near Boston Memorial Hospital. Survived by daughter Sarah Winslow and Winslow Jones, a sister Isabel Robingord of Auburndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Eilen Jones
Brooks
Sarah Winslowes
Che
Mnsaberh Winslow Jones
Mraz Isabel Robingordr
Auburndale
July Frost Reaches Middlesex County in Historic Lull
Weather records show an unusual July frost across Middlesex County with lows near 30s in exposed lowlands and Concord registering 44 degrees. Lexington matched 44, marking a rare mid summer chill unseen since 1943 with frost in the late half of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Concord
Mercury
Récorder
Lexington
Ashland Girl Dresses Champion Heads National Contest
Ashland girl Matthia wadip will spend two weeks at Camp Gilbert Amherst from July 23 to August 6 as guest of the State representing the local clothing club. She has five years in the clothing club six in canning and one in news writing and leads the town’s canning efforts. Annie Bulette and Clarice Jones also ranked high in the national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Matthia Wadip
Camp Gilbert
Amherst
Matthia
Tis Clothing Club
Canning
Fias 1644
Annie Bulette
West Acton
Clarice Jones
Stoneham
New Hampshire Plan Aims to Add Three Million Jobs
A conference in Boston under the New Hampshire Unemployment Relief Committee and the Massachusetts Association on the Stabilization of Employment will study the New Hampshire Plan for Reemployment. Harold M Davis advocates flexible work hours to spread available work among workers, aiming to employ about three million technologically unemployed nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Hampshire
New England
John G. Winant
Harold M Davis
Nashua
Davis
New Hampshire Wuttmployment Relief Committee
Swains Stay Two Weeks in Anhisquam
Mf and Mrs Roger Swain are at Anhisquam for two weeks. Miss Lucretia S W Perkins of Lowell road is at her summer home Afisqiam Mass The West Concord Catholic club nine will play off its game with the West town team this evening won the Percy A Rideout playground diamond West Concord The West Concord Helping Hand Society will hold picnic at Long teiner ee tomorrow The flower mission the local Kings Daughters in the Colonial Innafiex Monday afternoon received many flowers taken to Boston for Benevolent Mission distribution to the sick and other shut ins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Swain
Anhisquam
Lucretia S. W. Perkins
Lowell Road
West Concord
West Town
Percy A. Rideout
West Concord Helping Hand Society
Long Te Iner Ee Tomorrow. ’ Te Ake of 1. Hub- Dam Stre Diy For North Haven
Main
Forbes
Brooks
Aong
Dr. Forbes
Guy Varney
Lexington
F. Foster
Bedford Road
Howard P. Swift
Flower Mission
King’s Daughters
Boston
Benevolent Mission
Sunday sermon at West Concord Union Church
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preached on Mastering Life's Burden at the morning service of the West Concord Union Church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
West Concord Union SancH er Service and Europe News
Alfred W. Stone, minister, will lead morning worship at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday July 24. Mrs. Samuel Merwin and Miss Olive Whitman plan a year in Europe starting next month, with Merwin studying music in London with Matthay. De Lellis, Matthay’s pupil, will take Merwin’s pupils during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Union Services at First Parish Meeting House
Concord church to hold morning service at 10 45 a m Sunday July 24 with Rev George L Thurlow delivering the sermon at First Parish Meeting House. Local congregations Trinity Church and First Parish participate in the joint service led by ministers Daniels Thurlow and Jasei L Thurlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Concorder
P. Daniels
Trinit
HURCH
Jasei L. Thurlow
Union Services
First Parish Meeting House
George L. Thurlow
Trinity Church Service in Contord on July 24
Contord records a morning service at Trinity Church July 24 at 9 30 a m led by Rev. Russell of Methuen. The event details the gathering and formation by the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Russell
Methuen
Reverend Harland Evans Schedules Evening Sermon
The Free Church announces a Sunday July 24 service at 7 30 pm led by Minister Harland Evans with a church gathering planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland
GAL Free Church
Ee Fand Faden
Yankees Face Menotomy Club In Evening Match
The Yankees prepare to meet the Menotomy Club tomorrow Thursday evening at Lincoln Mohawke Athletic Meet Lexington Minute Boys field. The Reverens League standings and prospects of a victory are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Yankees
Paul Revere
Yankees
Teae Reverens Leagu Seven Wits An Shatpeck
Lincoln Mohawke Athletic
Mie
Lexington Minute Boys
Ariingtonomorrow
Menotemy Club
Maynard de Roeder Visits Newport and Golf Victory
Maynard de Roeder of Parlor spent last week in Newport Rhode Island with Paris hairdressers. Blanché Roeder has dyed hair for 15 years. Mrs Caroline won the Ladies Mt golf tournament. Paul Cole, supervisor of the De and Tax Assessors in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Roeder
Parlor
Newport
R. I
Spepes
Paris
Blanché Roeder
Caroline
Mt Ee
Maynard
Paul Cole
Hebert B Hosmer Jr Named Instructor at Peabody Camp
Hebert B. Hosmer Jr is listed as an instructor at the Elizabeth Peabody Camp in Sharon. The note confirms his role and affiliation with the camp facility serving youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebert B. Hosmer, Jr
Elizabeth Peabody Gamp
Sharon
30th Acton A-son Was at Emerson hospital
The Himer W. Mattson and his mother are reported to be doing well at Emerson hospital after an unspecified event. Mrs. Joseph Parkin of Elm convalesces at Emerson hospital following an appendectomy. Alma Lane of Arceter dam New York visits the Crosby home. Bertha Keith of New York City is staying with Mrs. George A Smith at Quimby Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himer W. Mattson
Emerson Hospital
Zim Steele
Joseph Parkin
Emerson ‘Hospital
Alma FE. Lane
Arceterdam
N. Y
Homse
William ¢. Crosby
Bertha Keith
New
Yer City
George A Smith
Quimby Square
Acton Fair Attendance Highlighted at Cedar Hill Picnic
Report notes county picnic at Cedar Hill on Beaver Street between Waltham and Waverly. Girl Scouts reserve attracts visitors with gardens and wildflower displays. Five girl scout troops and thirteen boy scout troops planned for Acton Fair on Sept. 16. Also mentions travels of Harold Merie family and several local residents returning from trips and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Fair
Cedar Hill
Market Garden
Beaver Street
Waltham
Wavertly
Girl Scouts
New
M@neland
Westerg
Ttip
Harold — Merie
Washington, D.C
Iréne
Florence Merriam
New York State
Philadelphia
Washington
Seward S
Spilihey
Kennebunk
Maine
PF Hough
Ag Tort Schoola
Ok High Famil
Hezekiah
Mia
William Rachster
West Acton elects Porter G Jenks junior department chair
Porter G Jenks of West Acton has accepted the position of chairman of the Junior department at Acton Fair for the third year. He supports the fair with a Boy Scout display and exhibits in agriculture. The event includes a flagpole ceremony at sunset with Goward’s board also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Porter G Jenks
West ‘Acton
Acton Fair
Goward
Wa Haat
Sampday
Bugier
Jenks
Unclear fragmentary Miss Mo event noted
Fragmentary text mentions Miss Mo and Mrs Charles T Judge with scattered phrases about a gathering and flooding imagery. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the OCR snippet.
Change of Party Designation Notices Filed
Eight voters filed notices with the town clerk to change party designation this year. All changes are from Republican to Democratic enrollment. Changes must be filed at least days before the primary, with the deadline noted as Sept. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Scouts Gather at Otis Camp Names Read Like a List
At Otis Massachusetts Girl Scout Camp four names appear including Caroline, Mary Hateh, Patty Joatha Bailey, and Anne Joan Miller among others as campers listed in a partial roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis, Mass
Caroline, Lary ‘Hateh
Patty Joatha Bailey
Anne Joan ‘Miller
A Twits
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