RST Play In KOFC Golf Tourney Ends In Tie Score
The annual KOFC golf tourney near Maynard and Marlboro ended in a tie. Local dignitaries including Mayor Thomas H. O Hal attended as clubs and players from Marlboro, Maynard, and Westbury competed in a friendly, banquet following the round featured the Winkle and Lola clubs and a performance by the White Orchestra.
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RST
Thomas H. O’halwasne
George Gutee
Maynard Wy Gud
Wien Alen
Maynard Country Ciup
Therd
Phy
Damon J
KE. Foss
Ken“. Wayne
Derman
P. Flavin Mcbride
H Byrne
FF. Coyne
Y & N. Norton
EB. Sowerby
I. Coyne
EB. Lan
B. Sheridan
Yien
P. McGrath
Jameson
O'Hacheran
Coughlan
J. Connors
E. A. LaMarbre
Br. i. J
J. Dwyer
Uley
H Rowe
Dr. Wiy
F. Prue
Flamnigan
H. Grady
Dr. Ryan
School to Open Boys Academy in My Hall September
Mrs Aiken of Shirley and a south Sudbury group announce a new boys school at My Hall opening in September. The school will admit boys aged 16 and under. the building previously served as a school run by Mrs J C Whiting and Rev Whiting, who will relocate while continuing church work.
Camp Joyce Kiln Scituate Enlists Parish Boys
A July 24 departure carries over 70 youths from St. Bridget's to Camp Joyce Kiln at Scituate for a two week parish vacation. Matrons Nellie May Mullin Olive Morgan and Mary Coughlan assist Rev. Charles ue chaplain and Frank J. De Post camp director. Maynard C. gift funds a wing picture machine and a new radio arrives from local friends. A tennis court is laid out and demand for space outstrips capacity.
Sullivan PTA Officers Elected at Thursday Meeting
The H M. Sullivan PTA held its final officer election Thursday afternoon at the school. Mrs. Sullivan was elected President and Mrs. Garland Vice President. Mitchell was named Secretary.
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Pt.a. Association
Wing
Mra . Sullivan
Mra. Garland
Weside Mitchell
Concord artist Nathaniel L Berry dies suddenly
Nathaniel L Berry former supervisor of drawing in Newton and Lynn schools died suddenly Friday. Born in Lyon in 186y he moved to Concord fifteen years ago with his daughter Mrs Charles I Bowers. He painted widely and did lettering for Concord High School diplomas. Survived by two daughters, funeral held Monday with Odd Fellows pallbearers and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Lynn.
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Concord
Nathaniel L. Berry
Newton
Aperry
Dorn
Lyon
Leander Smith
Mary Vow (Hyser) Berry
Lynn
Charles I. Bowers
Berry
Boston
Boston Art Club
Glenmore Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Bowers
Haverett M. Stowell
Charles F. Bowers
Hubbard Street
Town
Wr. Frederick .B. Richards
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord Lodge
Robert McAuley
West Concord
Noble Pants
Chester Kelley
Acton
John
Freelan
Tuttle
Rhodes
Pine Grove
Sewer Bid Loan Accepted By Maynard Officials
Maynard town treasurer George H Gut teridge accepted a bid of 101,615 from FS Moseley Co Boston for a sewer loan of 98,000. Bonds will be serial coupon notes dated Aug 1 1929 with 4 12 percent coupons and payments of 5000 yearly 1930–1947 and 4000 in 1948 1949. Moseley won among five bidders. Total sewer bonds issued to date amount to 248000.
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Maynard
George H Gutteridge
FS. Moseley Co
Boston
Moseley Company
Bedford Chief Is Honored by Fire Department Banquet
The Bedford Fire Department held a banquet at the Engine House on Wednesday evening to honor Ex-Chief John Q. Blake who was surprised and thanked the members for the thoughtful gift of an electric Telechron clock.
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Bedford Fire Department
John Q. Blake
Funeral of Randall C Woodworth in West Concord
Randall C Woodworth lifelong West Concord resident and former Concord Harness Co. employee dies after a long illness. Funeral held Monday at Trinity Episcopal Church with Odd Fellows escort to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. He leaves wife Beatrice Munme, five sons Randall Burton Ralph Roy and John, and daughter Mrs Arthur Rome.
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Concord
Randall C. Woodworth
West Concord
Concord Junction
Trinity Episcopal Church
Smith Owen Dexter
Woodworth
Concord Lodge of Fellows
George Biggerton
Thompson Blood
Lews Fraser
Harold I. Judkins
John Olsen
Rodney BB
Pratt
Sleepy Hollow
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Robert McAuley
Noble
Frontier Guards
Knights of Pythias
Waltham
Beatrice BE. Munme
Randall N Woodworth
Burton B. Woodworth
Ralph C. Woodworth
Roy L. Woodworth
John W. Woodworth
Arthur
Rome
Orient Heights
Framingham Sportsmen Club Meeting Debates Fish Removal
The Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs met at the Dennison Associates clubhouse Framingham with about 100 sportsmen. Highlights include proposed removal of fish from Fresh Pond Cambridge Lake Cochituate Natick and Basin 3 Framingham, opposition to moving wardens, and support for an open partridge season. The group also backs trout and pheasant distribution to clubs, maintains a $2.26 license, and seeks a fur tax and hunting insignia.
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Middlesex County League of
Dennison Associates
Bishop Street
Framingham
Framingham Fish and Game Club
Pres
Herbert A Cooke
Concord Pre
Clu
Joseph C Kelley
William R. ‘Byrnes
Warl .Leach
Woburn
League
Cambridge Water Commission
Fresh Pond
Cambridge
Lake Cochituate
Natick
Basin 3
Fish and Game
Department of Fisheries and Game
Department of ‘Fisheries and Game
Woburn Fish and Game
Maynard Piggery Looted of Twenty Pigs
Maynard residents report repeated nightly raids on Shirley Jones’s piggery. Over 300 pigs raised there. more than 20 killed, nine weighing over 150 pounds each. Attacks began Friday night and continued nightly, rear assaults suggesting night-raiding dogs. County officials notified and advised Mr. Jones to protect property.
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Maynard
Digg
Shirley Jones
Jones
Died Suddenly Concord Man C H Whitney Jr
Charles Hayden Whitney Jr. of Concord died Sunday at Brooks Hospital after an operation to relieve paralysis consequences. Born November 20, 1906, he graduated from Browne and Nichols and Harvard College magna cum laude and studied at Harvard Law School. He was active in Boy Scouts, Trinity Church, and the Concord Coterie Club, with funeral services held at Trinity Church and burial in Sleepy Hollow. He leaves his parents and two brothers Otis M and George K. Whitney. Otis was notified from Camp Devens where he serves in the CCC.
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Concord
Charles Hayden Whitney, Jr
A. Hayden Whitney
Caroline J Watrick
Witney
Brooks Hospital
Concord Elemen
Browne and Nichols
Cambridge
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Jeacher, Seing
Troy Concord
Trinity
Young Peoples
Concord Coutery Club
Smith Owenter
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
George K
Whitney
Otis
M “Whitney
George S Whitney
George K. Whitney
Europe
Otis M Whitney
Camp Devens
Citizens’ Military Training Corps
Sub Raised In 80 Feet of Water In Test
In San Diego California a test off Imperial Beach raised the N-4 submarine from the Pacific floor to 80 feet beneath the surface. The rescue ship Ortolan pumped ballast to lift the craft in 23 minutes, saving 87 crew members and reducing fear of submarine disasters.
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San Diego
Cal
INS
Pacific Ocean
Imperial Beach
Ortolan
Concord and Lincoln Baseball Openers Tonight
Concord and Lincoln form teams open a series this evening at six at the Centre School grounds. Davies and Boulder are to handle the battery for Lincoln. Lincoln meets Concord on Emerson Playground Friday evening, replacing Newton Upper Falls. Len Smith of Concord will pitch for Lincoln.
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Concord
Lincoln
Centre School
Davies
Boulder
Bev
Battery
Emerson Playground
Newton Upper
Len Smith
Maynard Chautauqua Closes Twelfth Season With Crowded Attendees
The five day Chautauqua program at Maynard ended its twelfth season as the big tent on the high school grounds drew packed crowds for afternoon and evening programs. Miss Ruth Tefft served as superintendent, with Ethel Grace Turner as junior supervisor and Adelaide Sims overseeing Juniors. The event featured renowned lecturers and entertainers, closing with the Broadway comedy Skidding. Junior Town elected Howard Weaving mayor and elected other officers. Book Tales and Travels showcased the junior participants with many named performers in leading roles.
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Maynard
Ruth Tefft
Swathmore
William Boicourt
Union Congregational Church
New York
Howard Weaving
Junior Town
Helen, Priest
Joseph Schwab
Winifred Tobin
Twenty Four More Pass Swimming Tests Concord
Twenty four swimmers passed tests in the Concord Red Cross class last week. Mrs Rod ney Pratt announced the course, with Mary Chase and Edward Byron among those advancing in the beginners' tests. A large junior life saving class directed by Head Instructor Homer Allen will conclude this week with five silver loving cups awarded for proficiency.
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Concord
American Red Cross
Rodney Pratt
Mary Chase
Edward Byron
Marguerite Hayward
Elizabeth Ae Betsy Miller
Mary Hickson
Sign Contract For 1930 Chautauqua
Miss Rath Tettt, superintendent of Chautauqua, reported today that the coin for 1980 had been signed by then a quarter of the required.
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Maynard
Six Councils Plan Annual Joint Outing in Maynard
The second annual jet outing of six Knights of Columbus councils in the Maynard area is set for Sunday July 28 at Vose Playgrounds Maynard. Councils from Maynard Meriboro Misiora Naugh Canton and Hudson will host with a noon start featuring track events a relay and a 50 yard dash for boys and a fat meat race plus a baseball game between John Donahue Maynard and Thomas Quirk Milford. A full chicken dinner and band concert are planned with a large committee led by John Hannon Maynard and Ralph Sheridan Maynard among others.
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Maynard
Knights OF Columouss
Vose
Mériboro
Misiora
Naugh
Canton
Hudson
Ing Heid
John Donahue
Thomas Quirk
Milford
D. C
Clinton, Hudson and Marlboro
Natick
John Hannon
Ralph Sheridan
G. K
Joseph Byrne
PGK
Milford Council
William W. O’ Brien
G. K.j
John
Devern
DGK
Harold Trudell
John McDonough
Francis Rickey
Marlboro Council
John Kelliher
Clifton McGee
Francis . Callahan
Charles Holt
Romed. Gadbois
Maynard Council
Ralph L. Sheridan
Harold Morgan
Thomas Duggan
James Mahoney
Clinton Council
Raymond F. Dyer
Boy Dies After Fall From Car in Sudbury
Four year old Richard Stevens, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Stevens of Worcester, died at Framingham hospital after his father's car door swung open on the way to the beach. He fell to the highway, was helped to the car, then unconscious and later died of internal injuries.
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Sudbury
Richard Stevens
Clarence Stevens
Melrose Street
Worcester
Framingham
Seneca W. Hall
Sudbury Police
Hood
Framingham Hospital
Bedford Hospital Hosts Band Concert for Patients
Sunday afternoon in Bedford saw many visitors at the Veterans hospital. The First Corps Cadet Band performed with an orchestra of patients in the recreation room. Refreshments were served as Dobson welcomed all visitors.
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Bedford
Veterans Hospital
First Corps
Dobson
Plan Reunion for Sheehan Family in Maynard
The Sheehan family association plans its thirteenth annual reunion on Sunday August 4 at Voses Pond Maynard. A mass at St. Bridget's church at 10 30 will open the day with transport from Maynard to the pond. About 300 members are in the association and nonmembers are invited. Committee includes Mr and Mrs Peter T White.
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Maynard
Sheehan
Peter T. White
Guarantors Sign On For Five Day Chautauqua Event
The article notes a five day program opening last night with several guarantors. The organizer expected more signatures today before departing for New Milford Connecticut where she will oversee the Chautauqua meet.
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New Milford
Hearing on Gas Permits in Sudbury
Four applicants sought permits to keep and sell gasoline in Sudbury on July. Three failed to notify abutters by registered mail as required and were dropped. One applicant complied and was heard. The board granted leave to withdraw.
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Sudbury
East Sudbury
Hudson Road
MecKechnie Returns as Cardinals Manager
St Louis July 23 Bill MecKechnie ousted as manager after 1923 pennant win returns as manager of the Cardinals in a move announced by President Sam Breadon.
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ST. Louis
Bill MecKechnie
Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Fragmentary historical note on Concord Savings Gate Block sale
Fragmented OCR text references Concord and a gate block sale with unclear context. Mentions a chosen or favored outcome and a felon, but essential details and entities are unreadable, leaving the event and participants uncertain.
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Encord Board
Concord
Distillery Raided in Acton on Conant Street
Acton police and state officers seized a fully equipped distillery four miles from a prior Boxboro farm raid. The 1500 gallon still, five vats, steam boiler and cooling apparatus were found. Operator Joseph McLaughlin arrested. The raid followed a farm leasing report by a Boston man named Palmer. District Court in Concord continued the case.
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Hudson
Chiru
Cinity
Conant Street
Acton
Joseph i McLaughain
Boxboro
McLaughin
State Coolice
Joan Palmer
Boston
McLaughlin
William Puzze
Concord
State Police
Desmond Fitzgerald
Framingham
H C Beattie
John T Foster
John P Regan
Michael Foley
Sudbury General Store Closes After Half Century
The Parmenter store in Sudbury has closed, ending a more than fifty year run as the village general store except for about five years under William Parmenter. The property and contents were taken over by unknown interests. The building housed Sudbury’s first school.
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Parmenter
William Parmenter
Sudbury
Bedford 4 H Club's Picnic at Lake Walden
The Bedford 4 H Club's Food and Poultry Clubs enjoyed a trip to Lake Walden on Monday. Each child brought lunch and Mrs Raymond Stone with her son Henry served ice cream and tonic. The group bathed, played games, and examined a 1914 Ford driven by George Erickson of Amherst before heading home. Autos were supplied by several people and the day was enjoyed by all.
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Lake Walden
Raymond Stone
Henry
George Erickson
Amherst
Narrow escape during theatre fire at the show
A man identified as Mubheer Maley fled through flames as fire swept the theatre. Firefighters and staff helped evacuate while the audience remained seated for part of the performance. Manager Roberts blamed a faulty door and the blaze disrupted the finale.
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Maynard
Roverts
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