Wynard Woman's Club hears Mrs. Sayre on League unity
Mrs Francis E of Cambridge daughter of President Wilson spoke at the Wynard Woman's Club afternoon meeting at the high auditorium. The program featured Mrs Sayre of Berlin as guest speaker on international cooperation through the League of Nations and world law. The gathering discussed civic efforts, health and education challenges, and the need for joint action to achieve prosperity and peace.
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Mass
Francis E
Cambridge
Wilson
Woman's Club
Fof
The
League of
Esther "Case
Ter Sheridan
International
League of Nations
Singapore
of Nations
America
Kiwanis Clubs
Chambers of Commerce
Federations of
Women’s Clubs
Brothers, Clubs
Federal Council of Churches
Terrifying thing and a universal law principle
A fragment asserts a principle described as God given, claiming that with intelligence and faith it can slay the greatest giant. The text presents a mix of fear and belief in a higher law guiding action and power.
Concord High junior five defeat seniors in tight semifinal
In the interclass boys basketball semifinal at Concord State Armory the junior five beat the seniors 6 to 1 in a fast contest. Mara led the Juniors with early scoring while Denton and McGrath added baskets in the final periods. Capt Tolman scored the seniors lone point on a second period foul shot.
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Concord High
Concord High School
Concord State Armory
Capt
Tolman
Mara
Denton
McGrath
Everett F. Weygant
Williams
Dee
Cunningham
Hay
MacCarthy
Davis
Flannery
Garrett
Jagling
Sullivan
Kelly
Kennedy
Culkins
Bartolomeo
Maynard At Guild Meeting On Kellogg Peace Treaty
Leonard Kelley of Suffolk Law School spoke at a White Cross Guild meeting in Cooperative Hall about the Kellogg Peace Treaty. The program featured piano and violin solos by Albert Fairbanks Water Fairbanks Edward Flaherty Jr and vocal numbers by Marion King and others.
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Leonard Kelley
Suffolk Law School
White Cross
Co- Operative Hall
A.A. Hilferty
Albert Fairbanks
Goles
Marion King
Water Fairbanks
Edward Flaherty
Helen ‘Morgan
Gertrude Morgan
Charles Tae Gun Charles Takes Open Skeet Honors
Bulger emulated Brother Bill by winning high gun at the Concord Rod and Gun club skeet shoot on Virginia Road Saturday afternoon breaking 20 birds. Augustus Macone won the first handicap prize with 23. William Foss and William Mulcahy tied on 21 but Foss won second prize on a toss up. The scores:
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Charles. Bulger
Bill
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Virginia Road
Augustus Macone
William Foss
William Mulcahy
Foss
West Concord Wo mans Club to host children party
Children of members will be guests of the West Concord Woman's Club next Friday afternoon in Odd Fellows Hall. All children whose mothers belong to the Club are invited and members without children may invite one child. Mrs. Lauren C. Kingman is in charge of arrangements.
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West Concord Woman's Club
Odd Fellows, Hall
Lauren C. Kingman
Marlboro and Maynard Face Midland League Championship Playoff
Maynard High and Marlboro High share the Midland league lead after all games. They will meet Friday night in the Boy Scouts building in Andson for the title. Don Lent hails Maynard as a top team while Marlboro looks to repeat.
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Maynard
Maynard H. S
Marlboro H S
Boy Scouts
Inin Dson
Kable Ma
Riser d
Awiresate
Zaporeki
Frigate Tb
Able
Marlboro
Pa Pwart
U. Ps.l
Smilin Through stage hit West Act on March dates
A promotional note announces the new York stage hit Smilin Through appearing in West Act with performances on March 14 and 15.
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New York
Adv
Concord High sophomore and junior girls win in interclass playoff
In the first round of the interclass girls basketball championship at the State Armory Concord High School sophomores defeated freshmen 26 to 15 while juniors won a hard fought 20 to 16 against seniors. The sophomores and juniors meet today for the title with class numerals awarded to the winner. Ellen Disken led the juniors with 18 of their 20 points. Dorothy MacRae top-scored for the sophomores with 13 points. Edith Rogers scored 10 of the seniors’ 16.
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Concord H. S
Concord High School
Armory
Dorothy MacRae
Akward
Catherine Disken
Ellen Disken
Miss Disken
Edith Rogers
Dorothy Mac Ras
Jean Donalason
Lizabeth Amerault
Margaret
Kenney
Anna Lawton
Paulne Héyliger
Virginia
Ruth Thompkins
Pauline McCarthy
McCarthy
Breshmen
Catherine Wiles
Harriet Burke
Anni Macone
Emma Mason
Mary W. Sheehan
Eunicé Miller
Betty Johndroe
Helen ‘Thornton
Mary H. ‘Sheehan
Theodora Blodgett
Elizabeth Swan
Bertha Hansen
Alice Beardsell
Martha Woodsome
Dorothy Peterson
Elizabeth Cook
Gertrude MacFarland
Elmira Brown
Hether Wilkins
Maude Tompkins
Margaret MacRae
Freshmen Dominate Sophomores in Interclass Match
The Concord High School freshmen routed the sophomores 20 to 7 at the State Armory last Tuesday afternoon in the opening interclass basketball series. The freshmen led 8 to 2 at halftime and held the sophomores to two points before a late rally by the freshmen added five more in the final period. Louis McKenna was the top scorer with eight points, while Enman scored all but two for the sophomores.
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Concord High School
State Armory
Louis McKenna
Enman
Unclear OCR fragment lacks coherent events
The readable text is fragmented and does not provide identifiable people, places, or actions to form a valid news item.
Acton Moves To Cut Town Taxes At Annual Meeting
Acton voters considered 39 warrant articles during the annual town meeting. Finance Committee advised reducing taxes by using cash on hand and not raising certain funds, with several line items for maintenance, utilities, and services and a plan to draw on reserves to lower the tax burden.
Hoover pledges full oil reserve conservation during term
President Hoover promised complete conservation of the nation’s oil reserves during his administration. He said there would be no leases or disposal of oil lands except as mandated by Congress, emphasizing ongoing conservation policies.
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Washington
INS
Hoover
Congress
Winsor Club Diay Smilin’ Thru at West Ac ton
The Winsor Club presents Smilin’ Thru, running March 14 15 and 16 at West Ac ton venue. Local cast features a noted troupe in a period drama setting with community theater emphasis.
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Winsor Club
Diay “Smilin
West Acton
Adv
Middlesex School Pirates of Penzance Triumph in Eliot Hall
Middlesex School students staged Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pirates of Penzance in Eliot Hall on Friday and Saturday to full houses. Arthur Molier directed music with Elmerdorff Carr as dramatic coach, delivering strong acting and singing, notable stage settings, and effective lighting.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Eliot Hall
Arthur Molier
Lamb
Elmendorff L Carr
West Acton Notes and Spring Hints From Local Notices
Miss Evelyn Sebastian rooms at Mrs. MacGregor's home while residing in Keene New Hampshire. Town meeting date questioned as spring hints appear with the first pussy willow.
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Evelyn Sebastian
No Opposition at Acton Town Election Report
South Acton March 13 report shows total 101 votes with officers chosen. Officials include Horace F. Tuttle clerk 97 Frank W. Holt treasurer 96 Howard J. Billings selectman 97, Charles A. Durkee moderator 95, Waldo B. Whitford on Public Welfare 97, Albert F. Durkee on Public Welfare 95, Lulu L. Clark school board 90, Forrest F. Bean 88, Constables Michael Foley 94 John McNiff 96 Allen Frost 98 Fred W. Green 92, Tree warden James ONeill 94, Memorial Library J Sidney White, Board of Health Raymond Durkee 91.
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South Acton
Acton
Horace F. Tuttle
Frank W. Holt
Treagnyer
Howard J. Billings
Charles A. Durkee
Arta
Board, of Public Welfare
Howard J. Pilings O
Waldo
Albert F. Durkee
Lulu L. Clark
Forrest F. ‘Bean
Michael Foley
John McNiff
Allen Frost
Fred W. Green
James O’neil
Trugtessor Memorial Library
J. Sidney White
Board Of‘health
Raymond Durkee
Baptist Church Plans March 17 Services and Easter Classes
Sunday services announce morning scripture on President Hoover and evening sermon The Language of Love. Mr Ridgar Hall to lead the Minute Men's Class with welcome to new members. A class for Easter union begins Wednesdays at 7 pm. LBS supper set for Nov 14 at 6 30 priced 25c followed by entertainment. Carnations on the pulpit honor Dr Hall Staples and wife later distributed to sick parishioners.
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Hoover
Ridgar Hall
L.B.S
Oecur
Hall ‘Staples
Lucy Staples
Incohesive fragment in 19th century notice
A damaged OCR fragment shows incomplete text about a local matter with odd characters and stray letters. Readable elements include no clear names, dates, or actions. The item appears to be a partial public notice or classified snippet with minimal identifiable details.
Probate Court Cites Heirs Over Estate of Harry S. Relate
The Probate Court of Middlesex County Concord issues a citation in the estate of Harry S relating of Concord deceased intestate. Maud I. Marrs of Concord seeks administration without bond. Court sets hearing for March 29 1929 at 10 AM at Cambridge noting publication in Concord Enterprise.
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Harry S. Erelate
Concord
Maud I. S. Marrs
Middlesex
Tinbridge
Middlex
Serenope
Ess
Concord Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Marcy
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Agents Wanted at The Paul D. Newton Co
Nationally known manufacturer seeks men and women to join its sales force in Judson Maynard and surrounding towns. No experience required. Opportunities in toiletries flavorings soaps and remedies. Apply promptly to the firm’s office.
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Paul D. Newton Co
Met FBI
Judson
Maynard
Secret
Essen
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Set for Maynard Property
Public auction planned for April 6 at 10:00 A.M. on the premises in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts to satisfy a mortgage held by Peter H Peterson on a parcel of land in Maynard Acton area. Bidder pays $300 costs. sale subject to unpaid taxes and municipal liens.
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John.h. Pinolehtd
Maynard
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Peter
Hi. Peterson
South District
Acton
Bownd
Parmenter
Fater
Michaek
Daniel L. Parmenter
Middlesex
Peter H. Peterson
Mt Man of
Hirfield Street
Samuel Cohen
Ida Cohen
Maynard Trust Company
Middlesex ‘South
Glendale Street
George B. Fowler
Weston
Fowler
Daniel
Baston
Maynard ‘Trust
Mpany
Beare Bldg
Boston
Mass
Lost deposit book notice from Middlesex Savings Bank
Public notice announces a lost deposit book associated with an account at Middlesex Institutions for Savings in Concord Massachusetts. The advertisement lists the loss and a $8783 deposit amount, with dates February 13 1929 February 20 1929 February 27 1929 and March 4 1929.
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Aancord
Mass
H. W. Hosmer
Asst
Treas
Gancord
Lost deposit book notice from Middlesex Institution
A lost deposit book No 6 is reported by Henry F. Smith Treasurer Middlesex Institution wings Mass February 20. The notice seeks return or acknowledgment of loss with official disposal details.
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Yivent
Middlesex Institution
Henry F. Smith
Treas
Mass
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