The Silent Waver at Popplgs Theatre Promises Thrills
Maynard portrays a lonely life in the Sahara and a Legion discipline as a young hero battles treachery. The National release features romance and action with star cast including Natalie and Arthur Brund Carew in a vivid, picturesque production praised by previewers.
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Gahara
Famors Foreign Legion
Riffen
New Ee National Te
Popplgs
Tims
Mordecan
Ren
Natalien
Arthur Bdnund Carew
Vv. Mong
Vinla
Dana, King
Charlie Mir
Ar. Stone
Alma Ben
E Love
Jie Star
Concord Junction Union Church Service Notice
Alfred W. Stone minister leads morning service May 15 at Concord Junction Union Church with sermon on faith and duty. Church school and junior society noted as part of the day’s program and lay minister assisting in the afternoon.
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Alfred W. Stone
Minster Lay
Church School
Junior Society of Christian
Former Con ard resident to speak on Holy Land journey
Damon, a former resident of Con ard, will give an account of his recent journey to the Holy Land and the fall of Palestine under modern conditions. The programs include the Pay Scouts on May 17 at 7 20 and the Mid-week Service on May 18 at 2 20, both in local church listings.
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Damon
Conard
Holy Land
Palestine
Society
Bander'Brothers
Zanders Brothers
Zanders
Sane Dairies
Amonia
Maynard
Mr Damon to Speak on Palestine at Local Church
Former Contord resident William Damon will discuss his Near East travels and recent trip to Palestine at West Concord Union church next Sunday evening May 15 at seven o'clock. An informed speaker, he has visited much of the Near East and the Holy Land, attracting a large audience.
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MR. Damon
Palestine
William Damon
Contord Tinetion
West Concorn Union Curch
Damon
Near East
Near Eastern
Territore
Temain
Holy Land
Damon Ie
Adarge
Mammoth Vaudeville Planned for Concord May 28
A mammoth vaudeville show will take place the night of May 28 in the Veterans' Building Concord. All organizations using the hall will participate in the program and it promises to be one of the season’s biggest affairs. Details will be announced soon.
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Veterans’ Building
Concord
Prayer Meeting Topic and Sunday Schedule
The Friday prayer meeting will discuss How Can We Improve the Prayer Meeting. On Sunday May 15 the morning service starts at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 45 and Christian Endeavor at 6 15.
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Christian Endeavor
H Wheeler School Notes Highlights April Attendance and Programs
Grade 1 reports fourteen pupils with perfect attendance in April. Grade 2 Miss Wond’s class made posters on health, while Grade 3 presented a health week program with students from multiple rooms. The event included songs, poems, a health play, and a toothbrush song. Grade 4 notes Mary Chade’s reading award and a second state certificate for literacy. Numerous students listed for perfect attendance and active participation across grades.
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National Health Week
Wond
Kingdom Health
Francia Meade
Dexter Kelley
Dorothy Stouston
Frederick Tawton
Telin‘Steehan
Charles Sheehan
Carmelita Palmar
Alfreda” Howard
Heleta Berlied
Heleta Berlied, ‘Michael Lombardo, Marewerit Christian, Leonard Adems
Danie Lanham
Tregdar Mornine
Lewar
M’se Mande
FR Robinson
Helen MacDonald
Alice Byxter
Miss Bean
Junior McClellan
Marion
Miss French
John’ Chisholm
Raphael Rhegeira
Billy Damon
Betty Reid
Joyra Caldwell
Frances White
Robinson
Mildred
Rankin
Emile Rankin
Robert
Harvest
Emile Dumas
Mary Elizabeth
Crahtam
Méhel Butcher
Maréris McClellan
Russell Leland
Stephen
Thurstod
Sylvia Sleeper
Raymond Poteler
Mary Chade
Toke
Parcetti
Adiamea
Eggleton
Re Dorthy Houston
Rath. Hughes
Danial Lapham
Beatrice Lavoie
Rolande le Burn
Dom Prey
Catinela Palmer
Keehan
Nelson Smith
Paul Sobers
Concord Junction Social Notes Messy OCR
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Harry Matts
Manchester
N. H
Mildred
Dyson
Green Parrot
Lexington, Road
Concord
Richard
U. Ss
Grocery Whist at Annursnac Grange Highlights Local Winners
A Monday grocery whist at TOOF hall featured prize placements for Eliza G and a list of top finishers including Gene Connell and D C Sullivan. The Community Service Committee announced a public whist party on May 20 in Association Hall with proceeds to the Red Cross for Mississippi flood relief.
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Annursnac Grange
Toof Hall
Eliza G. Ie
Gene Connell
D. C. Sulivan
Charles Maloney
Howard Wardson
Salina
Walter Brooks
Arthur King
Patrick O'Brien
Concord
Community Service Committee
Association Hall
Red Cross
Mississipi
Women’s club hosts Rebekah Lodge entertainment
The Rebekah Lodge of Hope Lodge hosted a social evening with Miss Viola M. Gole leading a clo vet we lay and a skit. Mrs. Ghedlas of Waverly directed the play with assistance from Miss M. Ham mond, noble grand.
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Wi Wwebekah Lodge
Wohith
Methetsa Speth
Concord Base Ball Club Reenters Middlesex League Play
Concord Massachusetts announces the baseball club has reentered the Middlesex County League. The season emphasizes amateur roots and local youth development with games on Saturday afternoons and evenings during daylight saving. Captain Jacob Arkin now plays for Boston University while Robert Asbjornsen plans Exeter Academy after high school.
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Concord
Mass
Bear
Jacob ‘Arkin
Boston University
Robert Asbjornsen
Goiter Exeter Academy
Tarvata
Pider Hoya
Teonard ‘Bimith
Cla ‘Jandott
Columbia
South Carolina
Mr and Mrs Merriam in Washington for Chamber meeting
Mr and Mrs Prank A Merriam spent last week in Washington. There Mr Merriam attended a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce with Curie E Gorton Fred Gorton and Mr and Mrs Raymond Gorton of Piesline. They spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harold Reynolds.
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Prank A. Merriam
Washington
Merriam
Chamber of Comm
Curié E. Gorton
Fred Gorton
Raymond Gorton
Pies Line
Harol Reynolds
Westboro Edges Maynard in Pitchers’ Duel to Lead Midland League
Westboro defeated Maynard 2 to 1 in a tight game led by star pitcher Heath who fanned fifteen and allowed five hits. Tierney matched him for Maynard, but two Westboro runs came on errors, giving Heath the win in a seventh inning rally and sending Westboro to the top of the Midland League standings.
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Westboro A
Meath
Maynard Hy
Gie Playgrounds
Westboro
Wentboro
Heath
Weathoro
Tierney
Maynard
Marlboro
Aik
Gilmore
Totopa
Fingard
Ward
Tierny
White
Wardzala
Texas
Marandette
Bulger
Johanson
Duckworth
Weathdro
Troppa
Tormlin
Fleath
Comey
Maynard Haijted
Stipold
Pinch Tlying
Wat
Thor
Steptee
Frigard
Gerry Neg
Pop Fly
Comey Wee Ee
Bulg
Weatboro
Hiatt
In Game
Mississippi
Poar Frigard
Torppa
Kane
Wson
Zaporeski
Nordberg
Wantealla
Supola
Ah DO
Watdzalla
Fasten Lifer
Duck
Pretines
Torppa Frigard
Lawson
Frigar
Ward Heatte
Evans
Sudbury Notes From the Summer Season
Miss Dorothy Johnson of Portland Maine visits Walter and E Piper. Sudbury residents Joelynes Tufts stay on Old Sudbury Road for the summer. Melvin Guptill buys a new Chevrolet tow vehicle and Hudson brougham for touring. Charles Baldwin of Concord Road seeks a gasoline permit via a board decision. Albert Haynes enjoys a southern winter and returns for summer. Haynes is known in the artistic world as a director of style shows with well received productions in the South.
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Dorothy’ Johnson
Portland
Walter'e. Pipers
Sudbury
Lupién
H Way
William. Tufts
Joelynes
Old
Sudbury Road
Melvin Guptill
Hudson
Brougham
Charles
Sudbury hosts first event in two years with cheer crowd
The Sudbury venue brings back a long awaited cheer gathering as first-time performances resume after a two year gap. Organizers expect strong turnout and highlight local groups amid cautious optimism for the revival.
Dover Boys Triumph as Sudbury Ends 15 Victory
High school readers cheered the ball team to a win while Dover edged Sudbury 15 to 11 in a spirited contest. The report highlights team grit and upcoming games as the season continues.
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Dover
Sudbury
Sudbury Wins Second Game of Week at Wayland
Sudbury’s basketball squad traveled to Wayland on Friday afternoon aiming for an easy win but instead pulled off a surprise victory after last week’s win over Dover boosted their confidence.
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Sudbury
Wayland High Ball
Dover
Sudbury Boys Win Tight Game Over Wray
Sudbury boys pull out a second straight win in a close contest, closing strong after steady practice and teamwork. Final score 9 to 8 over Wray.
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Sudbury
Wrayafid
Landscape work on triangular land at Candy Hill
Leonard Stiles tends a small garden on the triangular parcel at the foot of Candy Hill. Charles H. Way and William Tufts, who own the hill, expect town cooperation to manage water runoff collecting at the base after rain.
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Leonard Stiles
Candy Hill
Charles H. Way
William Tufts
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