Four JB Exhibit Approved by Flent Visitors Rally
A May 21 4-H Club rally at the high school showcased club work and honored exhibitors. Notables included Charles H town director of 4-H and George Farley, state official, with Nellie C May and Maynard directing activities. A program featured pledges, songs, a play Camp Gilway, skits, solo numbers, and initiation ceremonies with multiple club members receiving ribbons for excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Town
George Farley
Nellie C
Antor Maynard
Marion Leagard
Yentie Chutoranski
May
Eoltation Club
Barrdan
Roosevelt School
Demea
Stella Walnnie Kitowicz
Laila Wain- Pauline Magoulian
Stella Sylvia Manninen
Helen Jok- Delphine Warsevicz
Wise Owl Club
Doris Perry
Constance
Jennie Liverman
Flor Croix
Stella Seiger
Anna Mary Kurowski
Ellen Wal- Bobik
Gladys Anderson
Mary Mikolarek
Evami Mary Rakey
Form Lodge For Juveniles Maynard May 21
A Juvenile Division of Summer Hill Lodge AOUW was instituted at Odd Fellows hall. Walter B Jackson led ceremonies with officers including Archibald Murray Bernadine Cat and Mary Cary. Andrew Carlue John Gallagher and Samuel F Wilson addressed the meeting after installation. Members of the Waltham Division presented an entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Schnair
Gertrude Tobin
Watchman
Mary Schnair
Andrew Carlue
John B Gallagher
Clinton
P MW
Samuel F Wilson
Marlboro
Waltham Juvenile Division
Maynard
Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Rebekah Lodg
Pagina
Odd’ Fellowship
Odd Fellows Hall
Birepiee Cooperative Hall
Rebekah
Mizpah Lodge
Eleanor Jones
I Whitney
Grace Jak
Eleanor Leitstein
Marion Mary
Will Deplvn
Visiting Pastor to Preach at Union Church Next Sunday
Rev. Mathew Vance of Congregational church West Boylston will occupy the pulpit at Union Congregational church during the morning service. A large local church delegation, impressed by his sermon in Boylston last Sunday, attended services there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Vance
Congregational
West Boylston
Union Congregational Church
Boylston
Vance
Rally results list prize winners by club and leader
Handicraft Club awards first prize to Phillip Gracetta and John Loika with Gustafson to Varnumeae. Ona ry shows top entries for Alice ae eee. Bright By Clothing lists Zenia Chutoranski first and Hen Sinewski second. Wise Owl Clothing honors Zennia Chutoranski and Nemie Tervo among others. Good Luck Clothing tops with Mary Carruba. Merry Maids of the Kitchen led by Marion Ledgard claim first and others place. Judges are George Farley Miss Emily Smith and Miss Tena Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handicraft Club
Thomas Hilferty
Phillip Gracetta
John Loika
Gustafson
Varnumeae
Alice
U. Nay
Zenia Chutoranski
Hen Sinewski
Marion Lédgard
Elizabeth May
Wise Owl Clothing Club
Zennia Chutoranski
Nemie Tervo
Constance Dawson
Gladys Anderson
Jennie Liverman
Florence la Croix
Good Luck Clothing Club
Alice Thurston
Mary Carruba
Julia Saroka
Mary Januski
Helen Jakela
Marion Terrasi
Merry Maids of the Kitchen
Marion Ledgard
Jelizabeth May
Margaret Crowley
Josephine Castilline
George Farley
Emily Smith
Tena Bishop
First Parish Society Holds Annual Meeting
The First Parish Society held its annual meeting in the vestry of the House with a supper served by a committee led by Louis M. Marks. Officers and committees were announced, and resolutions in memory of Rev. Benjamin Reynolds Bulkeley were adopted unanimously, praising his service and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Marks Irman
Calger
Raymond Wheeler
George J
Star Island
Isabella Raton
Ruth Temparoline Hosmer
Eunice Mary Tolman
Claire Ancy Brown
Ethel Brown
Wheeler
James Whipple
George Brig
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
Woodward Hudson
Henry ¥. Smith
Roger C. Fenn
Hudson
Benjamin Reynolds Bulkeley
Bulkeley
Maynard Junior High Hold World Good Will Day Program
Pupil program directed by Principal Miss Mary Doyle featured readings, Kellogg Pact articles by Frances Fearns, songs like Children of Many Lands, dances Finnish Ingrid Mikkola Polish Stella Kochnowicz Irish Julia May and two world good will stories. Includes an original essay Why the United States Cannot be a Robinson Crusoe Among Nations by Dorothy Glickman. Closing song America the Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph White
Exercise
Gladys Zapareski
James Malcolm
Walter Sweeney
Bertha Sneck
Renting
Lorence Hastings
Ingrid Mikkola
Ingrid Savaniainen
Irja Ryomanen
Ju- Ma May
Annie Swanson
United States
Dorothy Glickman
America
Polk
Ingrid Mkkola
Ingrid Savolainen
Irja ®Uomanen
Sylvia Katvala
Stellan Kochnowicz
Sophie Kitowicz
Julia May
Annie Swanigan
Robinson “Crusoe
Sone Bette
Aaa
Bevine Town Hall undergoing remodeling for court room use
At Concord Bevine Town Hall Bent began work to remodel for court room purposes and improved town office facilities. The Town Treasurer’s office moves to Friends Block in the former Concord Cooperative Bank room. Assessors Public Welfare Department and Cemetery Department share the second floor. other officers stay in Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bent
Friends Block
Concord Cooperative Bank
Cooperative Bank Moves Into Its New Home
The Concord Cooperative Bank is now in its commodious and attractive new home in the Friends' Block addition recently erected by Thomas Peterson.
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Cooperative Bank
Concord
Concord Cooperative Bank
Friends
Thomas Peterson
Hasmer In Cord, Probate Court Petitions Ad ministratrix
Hila S Hasmer of 37 Walden Street Concord petitions Middlesex Probate Court to be appointed administratrix of sister Fanny J Hasmer who died April 12 leaving 15000 personal property and 1500 estate. Attorneys Hale and Dorr represent petitioner. Elihus Loomis of Bedford named administrator of Mor ence M J Anthony estate who died January 27 leaving 5000 real and 2000 personal.
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Glancy News Service
East Cambridge
Hila S. Hasmer
Walden Street
Concord
Middlesex Probate Court
Fanny J. Hasmer
Attys Hale
Dorr
Elihus Loomis
Bedford
Leggat
Middlesex Pro
Winter visitors in St. Petersburg noted in Concord report
Included among the winter visitors in St. Petersburg during the season were Mr and Mrs W R Coutts, Mr and Mrs Frita Cunnert, State Road, Mr and Mrs L M Harris, 207 Elm street, Mr Emma M Tuttle, Belknap street, 8.
West Concord Dedicates Fowler Library Building
West Concord honors Loring N Fowler with a dedicatory ceremony attended by town officers church representatives and the Public Committee. Judge Prescott Keyes speaks on local history with J Frederick Chase and K vara F Loughlin outlining the library committee’s role. The Harvard brick library on Church and Main features a reading room stacks librarian’s room and porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring N Fowler
Ming Avitt
el Fowler
West Concord
Prescott Keyes
Tred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Dreyer
Keyes
Loring
Fowler
J. Frederick Chase
Bort
Chase
Dannondale
West
Rowler
K Vara F Loughlin
Allen Wrench
Europe
Samuel Hoar
Ebenezer-Rockwood Hoar
An Fowler
Pie Wit
West Genoeva Village Improvement Society
Harvard
Church
Main Streets
Harry B Little
Sawyer Construction Co
Martin Coffey
Murdock MacLeod
Library Bureau
Ezra Lorentsen
Ruth S Lapham
Dinner Hosts And Guests At Bandy Burr Club
Harry Templeton of Assabet Mill hosted a gathering of superintendents and overseers at Bandy Burr Country Club last night. Attendees included George Stockwell, Joseph Byrne, Ernest Wollerschied, James Brooks, George Coggswell, William Brayden, Harry Rodway, Robert Denniston, John Sheridan, Wilbur Hamlin, David Walker, Byrone, Charles Dyson, Patrick O'Dea, Charles Morse, Roy Nelson, J.M. Morton, C S Johnson, and Fred Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Templeton
Assabet Mill
Bandy Burr Country Club
George Stockwell
Joseph Byrne
Ernest Wollerschied
James Brooks
George Coggswell
William Brayden
Harry Rodway
Robert Denniston
John Sheridan
Wilbur Hamlin
David Walker
Byroney
Charles Dyson
Patrick O'Dea
Charles Morse
Roy Nelson
Mock Court Trial Held in Concord Congregational Church Vestry
Judge Prescott Keyes presided as Mock Court Trial opened in the Concord Congregational church vestry under Mensel court auspices. Cast included Col Lindberg represented by Hugh Hodgen and Elwin Young with others. The main case involved a suit for promise by Mrs Hope Parsons against Henry Year. Jury received $3.48 and $8.00 fees. vestry crowd called it the best local event of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Act
Prescott Keyes
Concord
Congregational Church
Mensel Court
Alan Frost
Cith Kering
Col. Lindberg
Hugh Hodgen
Andy P Iy
Claire Milbery
Calvin Coolidge
Elwin Young
Herbert Ver
Jesse Reynolds
Jack Psey
James Farrar Jr
Ruth
Allert. Clifford
Jery Ford
Roland Johnson
Fairbanks
Henry Cap
Mary Pickford
Alice
Gloria
Swanson
Penrietta Young
Alice Longworth
Rhoda Farrar
al. Smith
Hope Parsons
Henry
Col
Hha
Local Weekend Guests And Talks At Congregational Church
South Acton reports Mr and Mrs Ralph Merchant and daughter Annetta of Hartford Conn were weekend guests of Mrs Rudolph and Mrs Reynolds and visited friends. On Sunday May 11 Rev hest MacArthur of Sterling spoke on Eugenics in Religion to the Mes Class at the Congregational church. A May 13 Mens Class vestry meeting featured George C. Carter of Manchester NH representing R G Dun and commented on business conditions and an expected near term improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Merchant
Annetta
Hartford
Conn
Rudolph
Reynolds
Pares
Hest’ MacArthur
Sterling
Congregational Church
Massachusetts Federation of ‘Churches
Vening
George C. Carter
Manchester
R G Duancy
Women’s Church Aid Society to hold annual meeting
Acton reports the annual business meeting of the Women’s Church Aid Society will take place next Thursday after noon at 2 15 pm in the church with public access from 3 15 pm. The Girls Club met last Friday at Edith Taylor’s home. Mrs George Noyes has gone to Washington DC to stay with her daughter Mrs Thelma Boatman. Will Noyes of Plymouth Massachusetts visits with his brother G L Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Church Aid Society
Girls’ Club
Edith Taylor
George Noyes
Washington, D.C
Thelma Boatman
Will Noyes
Plymouth
Mass
G L Noyes
Maynard golfer joins Hole in One Club with 6 1 2 milestone
Maynard, Dave Welch of Bek mont, a member of Maynard Country Club, made a 6 1 2 in one on the Maynard courses Saturday. He joined the Hole in One Club when his ball rolled onto the green at the third hole and dropped into the cup. Pat Mullin of Concord and Miss Olive Green of Boston were on the third green as Welch achieved the rare feat. The hole measures 15 yards from tee to cup. A large weekend handicap tourney won by Eddie Coughlin with 66. The guest book showed many visitors. a members’ tournament is planned for next week.
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Maynard
Dave Welch
Bekmont
Maynhar
Pat Mullin
Concord
Miss Olive Green
Boston
Dave
Larry
Costilo
Hoskins
M m
Thelub
John Sweeney
Edldie Coughlin
Acore
Ray Veitch
Joe Macone
Walter Kew
Communion Breakfast Attracts Speakers And Debating Teams
The assembly included John Gibbons as toastmaster with Rev. Walter J. acne and other clergy giving remarks. Maynard and Brighton Councils held a debating contest at the high school auditorium on Thursday evening on the motion that major parties had outlived their usefulness. Brighton won. judges were from Milford Concord and Maynard. Various D D officers and speakers announced an upcoming open meeting with Inspector Claflin. John Dopahue spoke at Marlboro Council breakfast and was elected as a delegate to the Supreme Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell K
Arlington
William Smith
Maynard Council
John Gibbons
Brighton High School
Walter J. Acne
St. Bridget’s
John. T.lytch
Y Ts Desall
Milford
Cambridge
Congor
Spat
Joseph Valere
Joseph Byrne
James Claflin
Boston
Riment
Claflin
Maynard Cowncil
Brighton Council
Leonart Kellley
Frank Sheridan
Maynard
William Dorothy
John Sullivan
Brighton
Tercentenary Pageant Shines in West Concord
Pupils of Harvey Wheeler School staged an on grounds pageant The Spirit of Massachusetts adapting Esther C Law Felice Aveuil ending with Keep the Home Fires Burning A patriotic program featured period costumes, flag drills and a finale of The Star Spangled Banner with broad public support and praise for Principal Whittim and the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bay
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Massachusetts
Esther C
Lawfelice A. Aveuil
Mick
Whittim
Nervous Breakdown Cited in Death at Lodge Estate Cliff
A Boston man, linked to the George R White Fund, was found dead after leaping from a cliff at Senator Lodge estate. Medical Examiner says the death was by suicide. a chauffeur witness was questioned to clarify the incident amid prior mental health struggles and a break down three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traqi
Cresander Fernanda
West Harwich
Cap Cod
Phalan
Asparagus Offer Prompts Limited Coke Supply Notice
Advertisement lists asparagus at 10 cents per pound for lots of 10 pounds. Orders placed now will be notified when ready up to June 21 or delivered nearby. Supply is limited. Mail address West Concord RFD.
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Y Mard
Marion Leder
ST Parish Society
Benamin R. Bulkley
Hollis S. Howe
Hollis
Howe
Bevine Town Hall
Probate Court
ST. Petersburg
Prescott
Rey
Frederick H. C
South Acton
Acton
Rere
Truman Carew
Maynard. Ka
Bric
Harvey Wheeler School
Spirit of Massachusetts
John ‘Winthrop
Daniel Curtin
Thomas Dudley
Tau
William Erce
Can
Joseph Coyne
John “Wilson
Winslow Damon
Roger DP
William Delaney
F. Y Barbara Park
Garrett
Marguerite Hayward
Patience Freeman
Marguerite Christian
Samuel Paren
Kenneth Dunn
Narragansetto
Lavinia Willis
Narragansett
Mary Nelson
Mazzeo
John Eliot
Coors
Fred Hart
Robert Windheim
Robert Sheehan
Roger Campbell
James Murphy
Irving
Berlied
James Reed
Edward Subick
Sam Rugsiero
Joseph Willlatie
Fred Kennedy
Edward Dubey
Edgar Amero
iLile Milligan
Esther Ray
Jean Hume
Frances Palmaccio
Bilayre
Robert Damon
Allan Rodday
Governor Endicott
John Edicott
Stella Subick
Dorie” Harms
Mildred Becket
Ethel Hasen
Ane Lawrence
Lillian McClelan
Clara Cassidy
Veronica
Dee
Pauline Jalbert
Fances
McCailion
Mary Sluysi
Helen Soberg
Jane’ Forder
Marjorie Bel
Doris Gray
Virgilia Spinelli
Puritan
Home ‘Industries
Marjorie Fuller
Gertrude Edmonds
Mary Lindsay
Melissa Brigham
Leah Snow
the Dane School
the Dame
Joyce Caldwell
Jonathon Sargent
Wisner Park
Increase Mason
George Petersen
Nancy Rogers
Mary’ ‘Rannuzzo
Patience Winslow
Sophie Subick
Robert Harvest
Mary Graham
William* Harms
Abigail
Samuel’e. Cousin
Clara Groneng
Ruth Lawrence
Christian Caldwell
Jessie M@cWiliams
Gertrude Ree
Mary Symes
Paul Revere
Paul Severe
Robert
Janet Delaney
Seinley Wilson
Daniel Keenan
Ipisoide
Minuet
Wiliam Lloyd Garrison
Lauren Kingman
Chara Renton
Thomas Ryan
Derwin Begleton
Jeanette Christian
Marty Hanley
Noble Loomer Vonait Besrave
Edward Tetreault
Lawton
Berkeley Inghaiy
Daniel Lapham
Uth Hughes
Ruth W
Ruth Hughe Sr- San
Hortence Locke
Hilda
Mela Palmer
Peter
Helen Berleid
Samuel Ruggiero
Robert Eggleton
Robert Hojem
Ling Wee
Leonard Ailamsng Chong
Elliott. Vendo
Hoplane Wee
John. Lins
Egkimo
David Ch‘ttim
Lan
Margaret Hopking
Grinder
Cendall Adams
Albert MacWillama
Joseph Gali
Fla
Albert Macw
Willeme
Carmella” Palmer
Helen
Margaret’ Hopkins
Frank Kello
Dominica Mazzeo
Robert Jem
Hortense
Locke
David
Jim
Jennie Rogers
John
Collin
Cart
Waite Farm
School St
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