Commandery Knights Hold Annual Ladies Night Banquet
Knights and their ladies gathered at Colonial Hall for a festive Ladies Night with lobster and chicken salad menus and full fixings. Entertainment from Boston and other theaters included a grand march of over 150 couples led by Goettler of Trinity Commandery. The concert and midnight dance followed as marchers formed in a Maynard street parade amid cheering crowds.
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Ty Commandery
Knights
Colonial Hall
Wednes
Knighis
Boston
Theatricircuits
Goettler
Trinity Commandery
Gottler
Ives Orof
Templars
Maynard
Reorganization of the Magnachusetts Ave Group
The on street meeting on Wednesday evening re-elected all officers and closed a very full year for the organization. The annual meeting at G. A. also affirmed continued leadership as the group moves toward its next phase of activity.
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G. A
Mrs Mary A McCleary Dies After Weeklong Illness
Widow of John McCleary dies at 76 after a week of illness at her Brooks Street home. A Congregational Church member since 1871 she served as Ladies Benevolent Society president and Sunday School teacher. Survived by two sons Sidney E. McCleary and Alfred E. McCleary and sisters. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Mary A. McCleary
John McCleary
Brooks Street
Maynard
Nettle Rockford
San Francisco
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Grim Reaper
Maynardoman
John Lund
Arthur Jordon
Frank Sanderson
George ‘Hh. Gutteridge
Glenwood Cemetery
Memorial services and church gatherings announced in South Acton
The South Acton church with Rev Ralph Barker as pastor schedules memorial services this Sunday at 6 30. A vision circle meets Wednesday afternoon for the annual covered dish social on May 22 at 6 30 in the vestry. Members are urged to bring a covered dish and sandwiches, with Sunshine bags welcome. The pulpit will be filled May 31 by Rev J Torsiefs of Rutland VT. Social circle meets Thursday with Mrs Walter Hayard.
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Are
Ralph Barker
Uni
Ecgtages
J. Torsiefs
Rutland
Walter Hayaard
Veterans Hall Charity Event Climax With Local Guests
Concord held a large charity event in Veterans Hall with visitors from nearby towns. Ex Mayor J F Fitzgerald and Mrs Fitzgerald attended as guests of honor. A lodge derby, a parade by Concord Drum Corps, and numerous prize gifts were featured.
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Concord
Veterans Hall
Mayer Jom
Charles Wright
C M Gately
West Street
Maynard
Gordon Acklers
Hubbard Street
Miss Concord
C. Hunnewill
Bedford
Percy BR. Foss
Ig ‘ Mey
Reet
Agnes Burke
Main Street
Connorton
Concord Junction
John W. Chase
Helen B. Byron
Russell Parsons
Louis Barbeo
Elks
Hart family returns home after vacation in Nova Scotia
Mr and Mrs Fred Hart brought their young daughter home from a four week visit in Yarmouth Nova Scotia where they vacationed from Refor montague. They will drive to Vernon British Columbia in a Dodge car bought during the stay. Margaret Buckley of Lynn visiting Mrs M J Parrell has returned home. Buckley is sister to Rev Donald MacDonald of Trenton New Jersey. Parrell also hosted Mrs Dr Steele of Brookline and Mrs May McKinnon of Boston.
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Fred Hart
Yarmouth
N. S
Ceme Siemens Hodgden
Reformontague
Vernon
B.C
Montague
Margaret Buckley
Lynn
M. J. Parrell
Buckley
Donald MacDonald
Trenton
N. J
Parrell
Dr. Steele
Brookline
May McKinnon
Boston
Union club to hold entertainment and supper
The Concord club plans a Thursday May 23 event at 8 oclock in Union church with an evening of amusement after a fine supper. A one act mock trial will provide laughs following the meal.
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Union
Concord Club
East Side cabaret owner killed after dinner shooting
Albert Meyer proprietor of an East Side cabaret was shot by two unknown assailants during dinner at a restaurant. His business partner Charlie Rosenhaus, who shared ownership, was killed less than three weeks earlier in a related incident.
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New York
Albert Meyer
East Side
Myer
Charlies Rosenhaus
Memorial Supper and Union Service at Local Church
Miss Antas cerner of Brooklyn visits her niece Mrs. William T. Frankie. Mr and Mrs W S Fletcher of Greenville spent Sunday at their Maple street home. A fine supper at 6 30 followed by an entertainment at 8 in the Congregational church. On Sunday May 24 a union memorial service will be held at 1 1 1 church with the G A Woman's Relief Corps Boy Scouts Scotia and American Legion invited.
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Antas
Cerner
Brooklyn
William T. Frankie
Fletcher
Greenville
N. H
Maple Street
Congregational
Union Memorial
G. A. Woman's. Re- Hef Gorps
Boy Scotia and
American Legion
Concord Couple Welcome Their New Baby Son
Mr and Mrs James M air banks of New York are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son last Sunday, Mond.
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James M. Air Banks
New York
Annual Supper Held by First Church Group
The First Congregational Church annual supper occurred Tuesday in the vestry of Med House. George Barker chaired the committee. Donald Wood assisted. B Farnham Smith elected chair of the meeting and Allen French named committee chair to raise funds for the Unitarian Foundation Inc. Mrs Charles G Edgarton elected Sunday School chair. Mrs Henry F Smith Jr led the music committee. D Dana Bartlett hospitality chair. Miss Mary Chamberlin floral decorations.
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Med House
George Barker
Donald Wood
D. Dana Bartlett
Mary Chamberlin
Congregational Church Sunday Schedule and Friday Service
Union service at 10 30 a m followed by Sunday school at 11 46 Christian Endeavor at 6 and evening service at 7. Friday evening services at 7 30 with the subject Good
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Christian Endeavor
Peculiar three car crash near Brigham's Corner Concord
Six Concord residents escaped serious injury when a three car collision occurred on Main Street near Brigham's Corner. A Seconsan roadster owned by Patrolman F. Meec Williams sideswiped H. Petersen, pushing Petersen's car toward August G. Ziegler's coach. Clarence Sergeant Fred Nolan investigated the incident as Williams rushed toward Emerson Hospital to see his wife.
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Concord
Brigham's Corner
Main Street
Seconsan
Rare F. Meec Willliams
H. Petersen
Nine Acre
August G. Ziegier
Petersen
Ooress
Emerson Hospital
MacWiliams
Clarence
Fred Nolan
Sudbury Votes Against New School Plan
Sudbury town meeting last week rejected funding for a new school, deciding it could not approve $75,000 given the current tax rate. Mayor H. Way, Ralph Adams, and other local figures noted concerns over financing and future tax impact.
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Sudbury
Spor
H. Way
Ralph Adams Cran
Wal
Local Social Notes and Staffing Shifts
Mr and Mrs Leslie BR B took a weekend trip to Nat. The Kings Daughters of First Parish met at noon yesterday replacing a chart. Harry Ryder secured a permanent position at the Station. Leo Delaney also became the permanent man located here.
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Leslie BR. B
Nat
King’s Daughters
First Parish
Harry Ryder
Freman
Leo Delaney
Tilden Wins in Exhibition Tennis Match at Middlesex
The exhibition at Middlesex School Tuesday afternoon featured William T. Tilden II of Adelphia and Chapin R., drawing about 400 spectators including Middlesex School students. Tilden won the match 6 4 3 61 0.
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Tilden
Wiliam T. Tilden
Adelphia
Fr. Chapin
Middlesex
Middlesex School
Samuel Merwin
Concord Musical Club elects officers at annual meeting
At the Concord Musical Club gathering Mrs Charles BE Brown was elected president for another year. Mrs John G. Mor became vice president with Mrs Harry B. Bittle as assistant secretary and Mrs M Abler as treasurer. The club planned to resume regular meetings next season and announced a June recital by the Music Center children.
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Concord Musical Club
Uel Merwin
Charles BE. Brown
John G. Mor
Mra
Harry B. Bittlesistant
M. Abler
Concord
Emerson High Interclass Wins Highlight Rivalry Scores
In the girls interclass series Emerson Sophomores beat the Baseball team by a score of 6 to 2. In basketball the Seniors defeated the Freshmen by 12 points.
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Emerson Rons
Copcord
Transcribed Fragments Mention Local Cadet Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a cadet and others with unclear roles and identities. The legible portion hints at a local event or group but lacks dates places or actions.
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Frank Goet
Magnachusetts Ave
Emay
Oelian
Arthur E Walker
M. Ross
Lexington
Mary A. MccCleary
South Acton
Universalist Church
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
Concordians
Concord Jct
John W. Taylor
FUR Merchant
Concord St
Tel
Carlond
WM. P
Lexington Rd
Ter
F. E. R'ce
Concord, Mass
Dodge Bros
Frami Tel
Better Motors Inc
Thoreau St
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