Concord Union Church Programs and Services
The Concord Union Church lists Sunday activities for Mother’s Day May 10 with morning service and sermon, evening service by Pastor Rev. Alfred Stone, and a May 11 through May 22 schedule including a Tuesday event and guests from Willow Lodge and Odd Fellows. The Junior and Primary departments participate, with themes on religious play and community observance.
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Lock Church
Society of Christ
New York
Odd Fellows
Willow Th Lodge
Arch
Alfred Stone
Concord Mens Club Plans Annual Banquet With Bailey Speaker
The Concord Mens Club announces its annual banquet hosted at the Trinitarian church hall next Tuesday. Wakefield and Vestry head the committee, with speaker Bailey, Lett D., billed as the highlight of the evening.
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Concord Mens Labs
Ee Chuck Vestry
Igupper
N of Wakefield
Spéarker
Bailey, Létt
Cleveland Ant Museum Curator Heads Festive Club Meeting
The largest attendance on record was anticipated at the Cleveland Ant Museum club event to be held Tuesday evening. Cinb officers Rev Carl C Carlsom vice president Charles R Voigt secretary BOA R Concord Char Daughtere of American Revolution will meet at the Chapter House May 9 with Regent Mrs Horton Edmands presiding.
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Cleveland
Cinb
Carl C. ‘Carlsom
Charles R. Voigt
Boa.r. Ld Concord Char
Chapter House
Horton Edmands
Continental Congress
Washington
Claremes.c. Tuttle
Evelyn Harris
Amd
Eva Shapley
Second Annual Prize Drill and Dance Planned Tonight
The 188nd Infantry unit hosts its Second Annual Prize Drill and Dance on Tuesday evening. Hughie Conpers and his orchestra provide music. The prize drill runs from 8 to 9 o'clock with dancing until 1 AM.
Corinthian Lodge to Hold Week Long Meetings and Guests
Corinthian Lodge and Monitor Lodge announce meetings next week with Worshipful Master Sherman Blair presiding. Tuesday includes guest officers and a ceremonial, supper at seven supervised by Mrs. Duncan G. Chapt, followed by entertainment. Mrs. Mathew Steinman of Maifi street also proclaims the engagement of Miss Mary Steinman to Andrew Jackson Aikens of pecan Mass, with Miss Steinman a Mt. Steairy graduate now teaching in A.
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Corinthian Lodge
Corinthian
Sherman Blair
Monitor Lodge
Duncan G. Chapt
Iustana
Mathew. Steinman
Maifi Street
Mary Steinman
Andrew . Jackson Aikens
Pecan É
Mass
Steinman
Mt. Steairy
Scout Activity and Community Notes From Bolton Area
The May 5 meeting in Bolton featured Kennedy with Arthur Lee and Henry Hayres helping as committee representatives. Scouts plan stunts for the interpacrol contest while members cleaned the club grounds on Monday. Local residents Mr and Mrs Joseph Grand visited, mentioning their Arlington home and a son learning Swedish. two birthdays were celebrated. West Acton fire house excavation began with Pha Acton Center’s contract, and Wy By Holt to install heating plumbing. West Acton Women’s Club held a 72-person May luncheon at Idlewild, with croquet and bridge on the clubhouse grounds.
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Bolton
Scoutminster Kennedy
Arthur Lee
Henry Hayres
The
District
Scoutmasae
Benjamin
Joseph
Arlington
Sweden
David
Westaoe Fire Engine
Pha Acton
Holt
Acton Womzn
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Niést de
Ated Lunéiéon
Dunstable
West Acton Baptist Church Hosts Young Peoples Visit
At West Acton Baptist Church last Sunday afternoon the Young Peoples Society visited West Concord Union Church. A good turnout enjoyed the program. Next Sunday's Mother's Day events include a Young Peoples chorus and old fashioned songs. The morning sermon will be Our Debt to Mother. Evening services feature songs and stories. May 14 promises a Brother and Ganehier Banke program. Vesper service May 7 is planned by West Congregational Church choir from Lam. Town orders have extended worship invitations.
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West Acton Baptist Church
Winister
méiWhers
Young Peoples Society
West Concord
Young Peoples Chorus
Jeffries
Mother Hovn
Suah
Lam
44 Club Items Sparks Boys Garden Club Meeting
A Walllace Sims home hosted the April 30 meeting of the 44 Club Boys Garden Club with Miss Opkins from extension service discussing garden structures and good measures. Members include Franklin, Joshrson, John Potter, John Nichols, and Albert MacDougall. A next meeting is set for May 28.
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Walllace Sims
Miss. Opkins
Franklin
Joshrsons
John Potter
John Nichols
Albert MacDougall
Missionary speaker Florence Siwan in Concord program
Mrs Florence Siwan of the Ma dura Mission India will speak tonight in costume and exhibit curios at a West Cape event under the Missionary Society. The Ladies Union of the West Coast Union Church hosts the afternoon session.
Framingham Sportsmen's League Holds Annual Meeting
The Framingham Sportsmen's Association hosted the annual meeting with 75 delegates from fourteen clubs. Officers were elected including Joseph Ketley as president and Maynard as vice president, with plans announced for a fall outing and a committee to organize it. The league reported last year's outing yielded an 800 percent dividend on membership dues of five dollars each. The body opposed a Federation regulation to shorten the season. Weston club was absent. A complimentary luncheon followed the business session.
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Mariboro
W. Wee
Dlesex
League of Sportemen
Framinghem
Joseph .C. ‘Ketley
Purchase Street
Saxonyville
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Concord Rod and Gunvinb
Malden Sportsmen's
Ham Sportsmen
Ahaa Taion
Lowed Prrene
Mayeteeld
Ewonsl
Gun Nee
Cambridge
Endapaenie Sportsmen's Association of
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South
Chelmsford
Gun
Waltham
Rod and Gyn
Woburn
S. Jerroge
Far and Feather Club
Natick
Weston Club
Framingham Club
Daniel C.ad
A. Walker
Memorial church to remember Mother's Day in Concord
Mrs B L Sweet once lived near Haythorne in Concord visited Friday. Mother's Day May 30 will be observed at Memorial church in Sunday morning service. Nelson, once a local resident now in South Acton, will be in town Sunday evening. A turkey farm accident caused injuries to one woman who was taken to Marlboro hospital.
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B. L. Sweet
Maynard and Marlboro baseball notes and local leagues
The article reviews Midland League results and nearby town teams with Maynard, Marlboro, Clinton, Hudson, Leominster, and Concord activities. It notes exhibition games, players like Phillips and Boulden, and hints at Maynard fielding challenges while discussing local interest and possible team formations.
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Champston
Midland Teague
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Pitteboro Pirates
Auno ‘Torppa
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Léominstér
Joe Boulden
Lowell
Leominster
Concord
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Sigeron
Teagué
Concord-Maynard
Dearie
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
Rene Pee
al Chaos
Dea
Ghoot
Bindies
Louig Boeske
Jastee
Namaveted Case Details Leave City Den Whispering
A fragment mentions a tense scene described as a smoky den with a sick individual and a forced exit. Names and full context are unclear, but the setting implies a crime or disturbance near a smoky, clicking area. Further readable facts are not available.
Rankin High Scorers Highlight Handicap Skeet Shoot
G Teo Agnew led with 24 1 25 points in the third handicap skeet shoot at Concord Rod and Gahb Saturday. Nelwon iHome and Bimeer Rankin finished second and third respectively.
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Rankin
G. Teo Agnew
Concord
Rod
Nélwon iHome
Bimeér Ranikcin
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