Maynard High History Class Graduation Noted In Odd Song Roll
The Maynard High History class graduation includes a student lineup with Jane Boicourt and Laura Grondahl among those listed in a ceremonial program. The program features a school orchestra and a sequence of musical selections including a minuet and marches, reflecting a formal yet quirky pageant.
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Aos
Cass
Tuay
Guolers
Marquis Vaiperh Connors Marchioness
Byyne
Concord Woman's Club Meeting Notes and Directions
Concord Woman's Club President Robert Walker led a conference of members from the Wye Board at Elm Street last Tuesday. Discussion covered conduct for the upcoming season and a luncheon was served with several attendees noted.
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Robert Walker
St Concord
Woman's Club
Wye
Bowe
Tekaeu
Fey Eee
Mrs. Henry
Acton High School Commencement Honors Class of 1929
South Acton June 26 The fourth annual commencement exercises of Acton High School were held at Blanchard Hall on June 20. The Class of 1929 was the largest with twenty six members. Robert Lincoln O'Brien gave the commencement address and the program included songs, flag salutes, and the presentation of diplomas to graduates such as Craig Sadler and Roy Glendon Jones.
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South Acton
New Acton High School
Blanchard Hall
Roy Jones
West Acton
Spencer Taylor Jr
Acton
Herbert
Loch Lomond
Grammachree
Santa Lucia
Wilmarth
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
Carmelina Stevens
Coerne
Winifred Mackenzie
Craig Sadler Plomas Eaeek Toohey
West Concord shoppers attract auto trade on busy Saturday nights
Many Shoppers Inc residents report crowded streets as parked cars spill from lit stores. Merchants say the auto trade helps draw customers from town and nearby areas, with traffic flowing though a narrow center lane. Also noted: Dr and Mrs Randall Woodworth welcomed a baby boy at Emerson hospital and Rev Joseph P Mahar returned from an abroad trip.
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West Concord
Randall Woodworth
Emerson Hospital
Death of Mrs. T. C. Tower in Concord at 95
Mrs. Tryphena Tower, oldest Concord resident and widow of Alonzo Tower, died Thursday at her Main Street home in her 95th year after a long life of teaching, church service, and belonging to local historical societies. Survived by son Fred A. Tower, funeral held Sunday with Rev. Richards and Rev. Dexter officiating at Trinity Congregational Church. burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Concord
Tryphena
Ciara) Tower
Alonzo Tower
Brigham Company
Main Street
Tower
Joseph
Clark
Concord High Sononk
South Acton
LdDwell
Tamingham
Old ConcordOnapterre
The
Antiquarian Society
Trinitarian Congregational Church of Concord
Fred A. ‘Lower
Frederick H. Richards
Trinitarian Congregational
Smith Vu. ‘Dexter
Trinity Uninon
Surial
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Mrs Knapp Plans Open School at Valatie
Mrs Knapp announces plans to open a junior college for girls at Valatie with courses in music and home economics. Charles H. Smith will head the science department. he recently earned a Master of Education at Harvard and is tied to Mrs. Knapp's previous trial.
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Valatie
Albany
Brightfields
App
Charles H. Smith
Knapp
Smith
Hornell High School
Harvard
Were Concord Vow Today on the Light Plant Sale
A reader letter questions an earlier editorial on Concords Light Plant sale and municipal control. It challenges the assertion that voters would favor selling the plant and notes school funding and tax effects as key factors in the public decision.
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Plano
Concord Light Plant
Concord
Anniversary Observed as Paul’s Lutheran Church Plans Jubilee
Maynard June 26 heavy rain did not stop a lawn party and ice cream social opening a week of festivities for the 35th anniversary of St Paul’s Lutheran Church Glendale Street. Clergy from Union Congregational St Georges Methodist Finnish Congregational took part in a program of music and addresses. The Ladies Aid Society will run a program tomorrow night and a bazaar Saturday. A new paren age will be dedicated Sunday June 3. Rev A Haapanen ill, dedication ceremonies at 2 pm assisted by several pastors from nearby churches.
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Eason Cross
St. Georges Church
Charles C. Garland
Methodist Church
Victor Kotilla
Ladies’ Aid Society
Boston
J. Wirtanen
Worcester
V. Heiman
Quincy
Halitola
Gardner
T. A. Kantonen
St Paul's
The
Union
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Opens New Clubhouse
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club will formally open its new clubhouse on White Pond in Hudson with a public program on July 4. events include prize sheet shoot, rifle exhibition by a champion, a baseball game between singles and married members, novelties and music all day, with several organizations already planning outings at the new facility.
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Maynard
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
White Pond
Hudson
Succumbs In Doctor's Office
Ralph D Eaton of Stow died suddenly about 8 30 p m in the office of Dr Middleton Acton of heart trouble He was 57 years old He is survived by a wife and two children The body was reviewed by Dr Walcott and taken to the Fowler Funeral Parlors Maynard for funeral arrangements
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Maynard
Ralph D Eaton
Stow
Middleton
Acton
Walcott Seteniord
Fowler
Parlazs
West Concord Honors Popular Boy in Class of 1929
Robert Ferran was voted the most popular boy in the C. H. 8. graduating class of 1929. Mr and Mrs Langdon Goddard of Watertown visited relatives in West Concord on Sunday.
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Robert Ferran
Langdon Goddard
Watertown
West Concord
West Concord and Maynard Faith Groups Report
Rev Dr George F Dorking preached at West Concord Union church as the Christian Endeavor Society held its final service of the season. St Pauls Lutheran church traces Finnish roots to 1884 with a 225 member body and a 75 child Sunday school as new parsonage features eight rooms and a breakfast nook.
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George F. Dorking
Gardner
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Maynard
John Luhta
Rever. &. Kantonen
Ilimar Wéinnika
Jacobie
Jacob Laurda
H. “M. Keto
V. Lahonen
V. Luosalo
Maynard Senior Class Graduation at Colonial Hall
Friday night the Senior reception at Colonial Hall will precede a 4 grand march with music by Wee Willie O Rourke's Worcester orchestra. Fourteen graduates from the commercial department are employed in Boston Maynard Concord and Southbridge. Graduation exercises follow on Thursday June 27 with speeches music and diplomas and a long list of graduating names and faculty.
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Northeastern University
Samuel Gilman
Brown University
Jane Scicourt
Boston University School of Liberal Arts
Jennie Zawirbna
Bay Path Institute
sSpringfield
Doris Prescott
Wilfred Academy
Madeline Smith
Fitchburg Normal
Stelle ‘Lever
Simmons College
Walter Cheslek
Tufte College
George Brayden
Ithaca School ‘of Physical Education
Laura Grondahl
Sargent ‘School of Physical Education
John Hearon
Franklin Union
Mary Howe
Bridgewater Normal
Tauto Fingard
Andover Academy
Colonial Hall
Marche Militaire Schubert Orchestra
Waine Sjoblom
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Madeline
Smith Sweet Genevieve
Tucker
Easiy
Pico
Pico Ma Aa Eer Pe Nelentine
F Ae Club
Clasa
Arvi Ketola
Concord Grants Sixty Seven Graduates At Exercises
Concord June 26 sixty seven young women received diplomas at Concord High School graduation in the State Armory before a large gathering of parents relatives and friends. Superintendent Bernard Sheridan of Lawrence delivered the address and diplomas were presented by Warren B Goddard Show Committee chairman. The program included the Alma Mater Tannhauser and Loram Marche Lorraine with solos by Elza Lundstrom and Barbara Robbins.
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Concord
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di Piomus
Concord Hughs School
State Armory
Teeiage
Aisies
Marco
Tr Tannhauser
Isa Lunastrom
Leary
Warren B. Goddard
Bernard M. Sheridan
Lawrence
Sheridan
Barbara Robbins
Warren
Toddard
Motts
Wach
Lorraine
R. Norman Hudspeth
Tannhauser
Hichberg
Elza Lundstrom
Landmark Parmenter store sold to Henry Ford in Sudbury
Sudbury reports another historic building changing hands with Henry Ford taking ownership of the W. M. Parmenter store on Concord Street. The lower floor serves as the general store while the upper contains a tenement. the site has hosted a hotel post office and school.
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Sudbury
Henry Ford
W. M. Parmenter
Concord Street
Annie Taylor
Parmenter
Joel Jones
Oel Jones
Nabby Howe
Ezekiel Howe
Wayside Inn
Concord Summer School Music Opens
Concord Summer School Music opened with a large attendance from various parts of the country. The program will run for four weeks starting July 9 at the First Bath Unitarian chapel, with sessions held daily except Sundays, under the direction of Thomas Wilkney Lexington.
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Concord
Bath
Word salad from 19th century club notes and engagements
Fragmentary report shows golf scores with names Allen Feat and Wilson, low gross 46, mentions Veitch, Raymond, and Stanley Bete. Notes upcoming events, engagements, and a graduation reference for Miss Smith. Ambiguous dates and garbled names make details uncertain.
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Tole
Feat Allen
Stanley Bete Ee Saeee Wilson
Percyee Raymond
Veitch
Casenealdor
Wetaacy They Sot to Pode and Gredehaw
Fragments report a local event involving Wetaacy and two places Pode and Gredehaw with unclear actions and limited details. The readable parts mention a meeting or plan but lack concrete outcomes or dates. Further text needed for precise summary.
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St College
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Acton High Graduation
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Craig Sadler
Honor Roy Glendon Jonespencer
Copeland Taylor James Alfred Farrar
Alice Louisé Spinney
Eleanor Frances Jones
Mildred Rose Polep
Wiliam Cypras Kazakas
Fred Stuart Gorton
Helena Mae Tucker
Mary ‘Agnes Lawrence
James Wesley Baker
Eleanor Gertrude Morse
Cyrus Joseph Downey
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Joseph P. Mahar
Howard C. Burr
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T.C. Tower
Mrs. Knapp
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Walter Brayden
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Charles H. Walker
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Bert W Gonhors
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Alice M Donahue
Helen A Dudzinski
Edith © Hilson
Albert G Fairbanks
Tauno J Frngard
George Glickman
Bernard W Greene
Esther I. Hardy
John J Hearin
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Irma M Howard
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Mary M ‘Kane
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Irma K.wirta
Irving E. Woolpridge
Jennie A. Zwirblin
Waini Sjobom
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Sarah .Hellewell
Albert Connors
Ethel M.louley
Anne P. Pasakarnis
George J. Rupprecht
James J. Hilferty
Edward J. Flaherty
Edith MacWilliams
Waltham
William R. Cole
Bernard M. ‘Sheridan
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