Lincoln era notices and upcoming community events
Local calendar highlights include a June town meeting on new school plans in Lincoln, a Concord Elks gathering, Our Lady's penny sale with seven prizes, and a string of church events. See also PTA leadership change, plays and performances, hospital expansion talk, and civic group drives amid a broad schedule of parades, fundraisers, and public lectures.
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Concord Elks
Veterans Building
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Bridget’s
Maynard de St. Agnes
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Harvard Inn Meeting Notes and Member Report
The Harvard Inn held a Monday night meeting with 28 established members and 4800 attendance. It was voted to omit January and February meetings. next regular meetings run September to December and March to June on the second Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Reports from the regent and treasurer Miss Clara Newton covered the Congress duties of the Pages.
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Clara Newton
Emerson Hospital rummage sale raises funds in Concord
Concord reports a May 8 rummage sale at the State Armory to aid Emerson Hospital drew nearly 600 customers. Volunteers including Patrolman Lawson and Edward Boresen assisted crowd flow while dozens of women managed tickets and checkout. CMS leaders and hospital Aid Society president Davenport Wallace and Grady Smith provided crucial support.
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Concord
State Armory
Emerson Hospital
Robert P. Lawson
Edward A. Boresen
Dwight Robinson
Robert Rodday
E. Clifford Goodspeed
Gilbert Roddy
Lloyd Howe
Laurence Richardson
Davenport Wallace
The
Hospital Aid Society
Annual Dinner of Boy Scouts in Concord June 3
The Concord Lincoln Boy Scout District will hold its annual dinner Thursday night June 3 at 6 15 pm at Chickenland Restaurant Route 62 W Concord. Guest speakers include Henry W Schreiber and a former Sach em Council executive who will discuss the World Jamboree. Election of officers and awards will be presented. dinner features half broiled chicken. reservations requested by May 26.
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Concord
Concord-Lincoln
Chickenland
Route 62
Henry W. Schreiber
Sachem Council
John Todd
Frederic A. ‘Dominic
Lexington Road Id
Councils Camp To Open July 4th In New Hampshire
Concord Scouts plan Camp Sachem at Antrim New Hampshire with periods from July 4 to 18 and July 18 to August 1 then August 1 to August 15. Scouts are urged to reply and reserve through their leaders.
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Councils
Concord
Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Farm Hour speaker Concord Allister at New England program
An inner service leader was guest speaker on the New England farm hour program aired on Station W last Wednesday. James Leominster hosted the segment in the Florida region, with Dougall as director.
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Concord
Allister
Dougall
Anadie
Sex County
New England Farm
Wednessey Cancent Aerieer
Leominster
Charter Night of Pack 33 Scheduled for May 26
West Concord Cub Pack 33 advances its May gathering to Wednesday May 26 at seven oclock to present the new charter and show a special movie program. A committee meeting with den mothers is set for Monday May 24 at 8 oclock at cub master Arthur T. Mullens home.
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West Concord
Arthur T. Mullen
Sudbury couple Honored on 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Noyes celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on May 18 in Sudbury. Married in 1898 at the Bowker homestead, they hosted a family dinner at Wayside Inn and a reception at the Sudbury Grange. Their family includes children F. Alvin Noyes and Mrs. Lester Baldwin, with relatives from Wellesley and North Sudbury. Mr. Noyes served the town as the R F D mail carrier for thirty years and remains active in local affairs.
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Sudbury
Fred A. Noyes
Old Bowker
Wayside Inn
F. Alvin Noyes
Lester Baldwin
Stanley Grant
Wellesley
Harry Olson
Donald Hurst
Donald Also
Everett W. Baker
Ralph Bowker
North Sudbury
Robert Fay
Westboro
Noyes
Sudbury Grange
Grange
Pomona
R.F.D
Birth of daughter at Atherson Hospital in Acton
Mr and Mrs Richard H Parker and Mr and Mrs Richard H Barker of Great Road East Acton announce the birth of a daughter on May 18 at Atherson hospital. The couple already have two daughters Ruth and Mary Lou. Buy Victory Bonds.
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Richard H Parker
Richard H Barker
Great Road East Acton
Atherson Hospital
Ruth
Mary Lou
Retiring Sudbury Police Chief Honored at Testimonial
A testimonial dinner was held at Sudbury Inn for Chief Alfred E. Meissner who retired on the 15th. Sponsored by the Sudbury Police department, attendees included Rep J Alan Hodder and Gordon Wilson, with a police chiefs delegation from nearby towns. Louis W Farley presented a gift as music and speeches marked the farewell.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Inn
Alfred E. Meissner
Acton Library to Award Reading Certificates this Friday
The Acton Memorial Library will present Elliot Smith a magician and ventriloquist this Friday at 8 clock in the town hall. Certificates will be presented at 7 30 p m to pupils who completed the required reading for state certificates. Tickets are on sale at a nominal price to view the program.
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Acton
Acton Memorial Library
Elliot Smith
Mary H. Lothrop
Engagement Announced for Mavis Gentry to Gordon Carvill
Stow Mr and Mrs Lioy Gentry of Denver announce the engagement of their daughter Mavis Gentry to Gordon Carvill son of Mr and Mrs Charles Carvill of Harvard Road Stow. Carvill a Hale High School graduate 1944 attended Worcester Polytechnic Institute a year and served eighteen months in the U S Army now a sophomore at Denver University No wedding date set.
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Lioy Gentry
Denver
Colorado
Mavis Gentry
Gordon
Carvill
Charles 1
Harvard Road
Stow
Hale High School
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester
U.S. Army Service
Denver University
Attending Club Sessions at Mass State Federation Meeting
Stow Mrs Arthur Trefty and Mrs Freeland George former presidents of the Stow Woman's Association attend the 56th annual meeting of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women held in Moscow Massachusetts on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Stow
Arthur Trefty
Freeland George
Stow Woman’s Association
Massachusetts State’ Federation of Womene Pe
Garden Club May Luncheon at Kaffestuga Acton
The Acton Garden Club held its annual May luncheon at Svensk Kaffestuga South Sudbury at 1:00. After lunch members toured Garden in the Woods. The next meeting is June 3 Acton Woman's clubhouse with Concord Garden Club joining. Dorothy Biddle of Pleasantville NY will speak on Flower Arrangements. The annual flower show is June 10 and 11 at the Acton Woman's clubhouse. Planning board includes Mrs Howard L Jong Mrs Clifford Armstrong Mrs William K Chipman and Mrs John Ad Crighton.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
Svensk Kaffestuga
Sudbury
Garden Club
Acton Woman’s Clubhouse
Acton Center
Concord Garden Club
Acton Group
Atte
Dorothy Biddle
Pleasantville
N. Y
Rose Upon the Altar staged by Ma sons in Lynn
About twenty members of Charles A Welch Lodge of Ma sons of Maynard attended the play The Rose upon the Altar presented Monday evening at Masonic hall in Lynn. Allison P Smith of Stow was among sixteen cast members.
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Charles A. Welch Lodge of Masons of
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Masonic Hall
Lynn
Allison P. Smith
Stow
Vast North Carolina Wilderness Tract Owned by One Man
The 168000 acre domain in Dare County NC is owned by Fred Maloof, a prominent Arab descendant, believed to be the largest single private wilderness remnant in America. The peninsula hosts diverse wildlife from bears to alligators, with terrain and waterways suited to eastern fauna, though wildfires and remote travel by boat complicate access.
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Fred Maloof
America
Maloof
Dare County
N.C
Eastern
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Army Air Force Machinist Training Offer Described
The army and air force offer machinist career paths where recruits learn to install, maintain, repair shop equipment, read blueprints, and use lathes, gauges, and grinders. Training features expert instructors, well-equipped schools, and cut-away models to aid rapid understanding.
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Army
Air Force
Sioux Warrior Traditions and Dream Society Roles
The Sioux practiced war, gun dance, and buffalo hunts as core customs. War enabled horse theft from enemies, guided by scouts who located horse inventories, followed by a tribal warpath. Military societies such as the White Horse Riders and Strong Heart kept songs, while dream societies named elk, horse, and buffalo groups for men who shared animal visions.
1926 Puerto Rico hurricane and extreme wind records
The report notes a wind machine geared to 160 mph breaking before the hurricane peak, gusts exceeding 200 mph observed, sustained winds around 180 mph, and tornadoes claimed over 300 mph. It cites Mt Whitney measurements of 231 mph on April 12, 1934 as a formal record.
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Puerto Rico
Mt. Whitney
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