Elks Lodge Elects Leaders At Annual Meeting
The Imaca Murray chapter of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its annual meeting at the lodge hall on Tuesday evening. Exalted Ruler William L Fitzgerald presided as officers were chosen for the coming year including Leading Knight Murray of West Concord and others from Concord and West Concord.
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Oncord Lodge
Benevolent and
Ivan Ervais
West Concord
Secretsrederick
Local High School Honor Roll March List
March 20 report lists students achieving various grades for September to February. Names include Estelle Boicourt Wieno Sneck Wirkkanen Rachel Oienen Kivinen Saimi Keto Wil Ledgard Dorothy Marsden McCleary Edith Priest Seder Fearné Mark Kelley Ormanson Catherine Cough Sirkka Lehtinen Sirkka Marion Lester Gertrude Vodoklys Nee Irma Wirta Sidney Dawson Signe Ki arbara Stockbridge Violet Phillip Wilson Taimi on Ahti Jaakkola Leo Aho.
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Fmarch
Iné
Estelle Jane Boicourt
Wieno
Sneck
Wirkkanen
Rachel ‘Oienen
Kivinen
Saimi Keto
Wil Ledgard
Dorothy Marsden
McCleary
Edith Priest
Seder
Ie Fearné
Mark Kelley
Ormanson
Catherine Cough- Sirkka ‘Lehtinen
Sirkka
Marion Lester
Gertrude Helen Vodoklys
Howe
Irma Wirta
Sidney Doris Dawson
Signe Kiarbara Stockbridge
Violet
Phillip Wilson
Taimion
Ahti Jaakkola
Leo Aho
First Annual Flag Contest Here
March 20 note announces a Flag Contest sponsored by the U S association with participants including Stone Marjorie Walker Julia Kasputes Jean mith Mary Raynor Alice Cain Lillian Dustagne Rena Wendzia Zolonis Cath Labarre Humor Bowker Francis Bacon Paul Gleason Edmund Gleason Bern ik Harold Geddings and others. Three winners of each category listed.
Blackmer Awarded Scholarship Amid Sudbury Meeting
The Ray S scholarship of 150 dollars was awarded to Winifred Blackmer of East Sudbury at the latest meeting. Blackmer, 2 at Jackson College, was commended for high school and college work. Also noted is a feature film selection for Sudbury Town’s Lent program, "Johnny Ring Captain's Sword."
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Ray
Winifred Black
Marlboro tops Maynard in Midland League thriller for title
Maynard High School fought hard on a neutral Hudson court but Marlboro High School edged ahead 27 26 in the final period. Key players included Giard Richer Zaporeski for Marlboro and Sczerzern Kenney Torppa for Maynard as Marlboro clinched the championship.
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Maynard
Mar
Marlboro H. S
Maynard H. S
Boy Scouts Building
Hudson
Pete. Newell
Marlboro
Stree
Henry McGuinness
Giard
Mill Town
T. Fingard
Kenney
Swartz
Highland City
Bill
Dreamland
Lent
Newell
Richer
Killis
Maynad
Marlboro Five
Zaporeski
Joe Sczerzern
Marlboro Boys
Shoe City
Tierney
Willie Fingard
Tauna
Sczerzern
Torppa
Yost Iby
Drechsler Resigns Post at Assabet Mill After 16 Years
Oswald C. Drechsler resigns as agent of the Assabet Mill of the American Woolen Co after sixteen years. Henry C. Templeton named successor and takes over duties. Drechsler, 51, a Lisbon Falls, Maine native, led the mill through wartime expansion with 2700 employees and a $100000 weekly payroll.
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Maynard
Oswald C. Drechsler
American Woolen Co
Henry C. Templeton
Boston
O. C. Drechsler
Lisbon Falls
Dalton
Hocxanun Mills
Rockville Ct
Drechsler
Assabet Mill
Lasbury
Charles A. Welch
Sudbury Ball Team Plays Planned Schedule For Spring
Sudbury fans anticipate a lively baseball season with 15 games set from April 24 to June 14. Captain Cabot Devol leads a squad featuring Conway on the mound Clark at first base Alfred Lowell at shortstop and several returning utility players.
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Sudbury
Mar
Acton
Wayland
Maynard
Southboro
Weston
Northboro
Mitchell
Westboro
Belerica
Cabot Devol
Conway
Clark
Alfred Lowell
Mrs Guy Fernald Becomes WCTU President at West Concord
At West Concord Union Church the West Concord WCTU elected officers for the year with Mrs Guy Fernald as president and Mrs Edgar Hatch as vice president. Mary B Lane led services and spoke on President Hoover and temperance. An April open meeting will feature Miss Coral S Cobb and a food sale is planned for the first Friday in April.
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West Concord
WCTU
West Concord Union Church
Guy Fernald
Edgar Hatch
Herbert Shepard
Edward McClellan
Mary B. Lane
Hoover
Coral S. Cobb
Auxiliary Grows to 105 Members in Concord
Concord report shows 35 new members joined the American Legion Auxiliary Unit Four this month. President Mrs. Howard B. Daniels announces the total membership now stands at 105.
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Concord
Howard B. Daniels
Unitios 4 Maean Legion Auxiliary
Veterans
The Achievement a Drama at Colonial Hall
Maynard March 20 presented The Achievement a drama of Oli passion in five acts by Rev Edward F Crowley of St Bridget's parish. Joyce Kilmer Circle sponsored a parish camp benefit at Scituate with a large crowd in attendance. Cast included John Donahue Judas Iscariot James Farrell Lazarus John Johnston and others with Leo McNamara prolog, amid reverent silence and praise for the production.
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Maynard
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget’s
Colonial Hall
Joyce Kilmer
Scituate
Crowley
Brighton Seminary
St. Get's
Leo McNamara
Annas
Sylvester Sullivan
Paraphas
John Donahue
Pontius Pilate
Judea
Leonard Kelley
John
June Sawyer
Martha
Mary Gertrure Connors
John Tobin
Robert Duggan
John Moore
James Duggan
Mark Kelsey
Richard Thane
Albert Fairbanks
Bernard Green
Ruth Bradley
Beatrice Smith
Peter Buyka Dies in Boston Hospital After Heart Trouble
Peter Buyka of 2 Florida Road Maynard died suddenly March 13 at Haymarket Relief Hospital Boston from heart trouble after illness at North Station. Survived by wife Annie in Poland two brothers Samuel Florida Road John Lawrence Michael Boston and sister Mrs Julia Makusz Maynard. Funeral Saturday from Samuel Buyka's home. burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Peter Buyka
Florida Road
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Boston
North Station
Annie
Poland
Samuel
John
Lawrence
Michael
Julia Makusz
Greenwood Cemetery
Boy Scouts Troop Committee Forms Plans in West Acton
A Troop Committee meeting in West Acton selected roles including chairman Ben Smith auditor Henry Haynes secretary treasurer Jenks and publicity A.C. Jeney with a food sale planned soon Monthly meetings are set and members will attend each scout gathering The drive results are not reported yet and organizers hope prior contributors will give again Targeted for anyone eligible to join scouts and enjoy the coming activities
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West Acton
Troop Committee of
Boy Scouts
A. C. Jones
Ben Smith
Jand
Henry Haynes
Jenks
A.C. Jeney
William John Court of Honor
Douglas M. Fuchs
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Banquet Held at Odd Fellows Hall
About 100 sportsmen from Maynard Acton Stow Concord and nearby areas attended the Maynard Rod and Gun club annual banquet at Odd Fellows hall. Speakers included William H Milling ton former school superintendent Orrin C Bourne state game warden and local wardens P Joseph Schnab Waterhouse and Lloyd Walker. Moving pictures of the Canadian Northwest were shown.
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Maynard
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Acton
Stow
Concord
William’h. Millington
Townsend
Orrin C. Bourne
P. Joseph Schnab
William “Waterhouse
Lloyd Walker
Canadian Northwest
Canadian National Railways
Maynard Club
George Stuart
William Tobin
Ralph Fletcher
Acton Agricultural Holding Company Forms in Acton
Acton officials led by Pres. George A Richardson acquire the Fiske Place in Acton for agricultural use. A March 14 meeting at the Woman's Club House resulted in a ten-member board forming the Acton Agricultural Holding Company. The purchase adds one acre to the grounds with 150 feet frontage for a side entrance and expanded horse and cattle show space. the cottage will host fair purposes.
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Acton
Pres
George A. Richardson
Acton Aggie Association
Fiske Place
Woman’s Clubhouse
Acton Agriclltural Holding Company
Funeral Service for Mrs. Martha Brigham King
Concord mourns Martha Brigham King 91 widow of Boston lawyer George A. King with funeral at 46 Main St. She sang in Trinity Church choir and later hosted many visitors from the Black House. Born to Rev. David Brigham, she lived in Concord since 1871 and had three daughters and a son George G. King. Burial in Sleepy Hollow.
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Concord
Mar
Martha Brigham King
George A. King
Boston
Main Street
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Johnannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
King
David Brigham
Elizabeth Wurfee Brigham
Fall River
Yarmouth High School
Mr. King
Cape Cod
Sudbury Road
Rodman
Thomas Hollis Jr
George G. King
Kings
Hans W. Miller
Women and Lay Men Meet in Concord Society Assembly
In Concord on March 20 the Women's Parish Association of the First Parish and the Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen's League held their annual joint meeting in the vestry with a 7 o'clock supper. Rev Frederick R Griffin of Philadelphia delivered an inspiring address, credited with a recent call to King's Chapel that he declined.
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Concord
Women’s Parish Association
First
Unitarian
Sudbury Scouts Award Merit Badges At Wayland Meet
At a merit class meeting of Boy Scout camps from Wayland Cochituate and Sudbury held at Wayland High School, Sudbury scouts received badges. Clarence Haskell earned pathfinding carpentry personal health Philip Ross pathfinding personal health firemanship Earl Hoyle pathfinding carpentry first aid Robert Ross pathfinding bookbinding lettercraft Henry Gleason bookbinding wood carving Edmund Gleason first aid to animals public health.
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Sudbury
Boy Scout
Wayland
Cochituate
Clarence Haskell
Philip Ross
Earl Hoyle
Robert Ross
Henry Gleason
Edmund Gleason
DeMolay Chapter Attends Service at Methodist Church
Maynard March 20 L D Wilson Chapter of DeMolay attended divine service in a body at the Methodist church Sunday morning. The sermon, Yoeing the Mark of DeMolay Ideals, was delivered by Rev Charles E Carroll with a thirty voice vested choir. Hiram Parkin was chorister and Miss Elsie Howard played the organ. The local DeMolay degree team exemplified the first and DeMolay degrees on a class of candidates at a meeting of Corinthian Lodge A F and A M in Concord Thursday night.
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Corinthian Lodge
Concord
Burglary Reported At Gruber Bros Furniture Store Maynard
Maynard March 20 a break in occurred at Gruber Bros furniture store on Main Street Sunday night. Thieves stole a radio set about thirty new tubes change from the cash register and other articles. Doors and windows were locked when the owner opened Monday morning. Local police are investigating.
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Maynard
Gruber Bros
Main St
Marshal Foch dies great war leader at age 77
Paris reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch, renowned Allied field commander and Marshal of France, died after a long illness at 5:55 PM. He led forces from many nations and directed major operations including the Marne defense and decisive 1918 actions.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Marshal Foch
Clemenceau
Poincare
Foch
France
Metz
Polytechnique
Saumur
War College
The
Marne
Joffre
Marshall Foch
England
Woodrow Wilsoon
Paul Painlve
Europe
Woch
Knights Win Final Round to Clinch 45 Tournament Title
The Knights of Columbus team in Concord Council Division 66 AOH won the championship after the last round in Elks Hall. They finished 44 games to top a 20 week 45 tournament standings with strong late rally. Elks 22 in season totals, with Knights posting 698 points to lead. AOH 668, Concord Lodge 649. A committee was formed to plan a celebration for the players.
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Concord
Mar
Concorrd Council
Knights of, Columbus
Concord Council
K. of C
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Concord Lodge of Miks
Elka’. Hall
Knights
Vine
The
Elks
Hitler Tans
Knigh
Columbus
Division
A. N H
Concord Lodge
Elia
Patrick O’briens
K. of
Romo NN Sh
Apome J
Byron Joseph Dee
McGann
Hudson and Wil Ready for District Girls Championship Clash
Hudson and Wil prepares for Friday night district title game against leader B teams at the Boy Scout building. The home squad defeated Maynard 25 to 124 in a high scoring recent girls contest, a standout in local rivalry.
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Jayward
Hudson
Farm Auction Sale for Daniel Shea Lexington Mass
Personal property sale by Daniel Shea at the Shea Farm Walnut Street East Lexington Massachusetts. No reserve. March 26 1929 Tuesday 9 AM rain or shine. Auction features pigs sows boars horses cattle farm implements vehicles tools and a large assortment of farm gear. CASH at sale. Caterer onsite. By order Daniel Shea Walnut Street East Lexington.
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Concord
Mass
Ahan
Daniel Shea
Shea, Farm
Walnut Street
East Lexington
Federal
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