Leslie Sims Elected to General Court in Middlesex District
Leslie W. Sims was elected to represent the 10th Middlesex District in the general court for two years. He carried Maynard by a large margin and won the district by 507 votes, defeating opponent Walsh 3067 to 2563. Sims is a Maynard native and Boston University Law School graduate, with a local law practice and notable service on town finance and Republican committees.
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Sims
Walsh
Leslie Sims
Middlesex
Maynard
Boston University Law
Boston
Red Terhune Seeks Home After Aerial Stowaway Fame
The St. Louis born flyer known as Red Terhune adjusts to life in Germany after his escape from U S passport issues. He declined a Hamburg lion tamer offer and plans to visit Stuttgart Berlin Paris and London to resolve his travel papers while hoping to celebrate his birthday with his sister in St Louis.
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Walter P. Dietzel
Frierdichshafen
Terhune
St. Louis
Germany
Graf
Apa
Kurgarten
Red
Huck Finn
Air
Red States
Edna Hall
Union Boulevard
Xerhune
Stuttgart
Berlin
Paris
London
Lion Tamer
Hagenbach Animal Circus
Hamburg
United States
Pickett Stars for Harvard Grid team in era
Frank Pickett, Concord High School product and Harvard end, is praised as one of the year’s top ends. Former teammates recall his leadership as captain and his speed in chasing the pigskin. He starred at Concord, was a standout back in high school, and continued to impress during his senior year at Harvard.
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Acord
Frank Pickett
Concord H.S
Yng Jeto
Harvard
Army
Nuk
Concord School
A.n
Frank
Concord social dance to aid war relief planned
The event will be held at Rea on Saturday under a committee led by Mrs. Hosey. Gus Harris and the Merry Warblers will provide music and a colored entertainer will perform. Mrs. Margaret Hosey died Monday afternoon at 52 Belknap Street after pneumonia. She came to this country two years ago and leaves four daughters, a son, and five grandchildren. funeral arrangements were made.
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Rea
Ee Oncaea
Ori
Ronting
Eiks
Gus Harris
Merry “Warblers
Margaret Hosey
Margaret
Keelé
Hoey
Join Hosey
Cord
Belknap
Shoress
Ween Hoxe
John ‘Ar McCabe
John
Xamora
Surial
St. Barnard
Funeral in Carlisle for Mrs Theresa Biggs 87
Funeral services for Mrs Theresa Biggs 87 longtime Carlisle resident were held Monday. A high Mass was celebrated at Ward Church Concord Center with Rev William Foley officiating. Pallbearers included Henry Hage James Hage and John O Lawrence. grandsons Frank Booth Car and Harry Shunders Lexon. Burial followed at Cemetery.
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Carlisle
Theresa Bigg
Theres
Everon
Biggs
River Road
Wards Church
Concord Center
Wiliam J. Foley
Catherine M. Hage
Jamein
Haeg
Woburn
John O. ‘Lawrence
Crandsons
Frank Booth
Car
Harry
Shunders
Lex
Sons-Inlaw
Eetmares Cemetery
Transfer of Rev. Georg Reach at Our Lady of Lourdes
West Concord reports the transfer of Rev Georg Reach, curate for eleven months at Our Lady of Lourdes Beecmont. He will be succeeded by James M. Gomets of St Idan's Church in Okline. parishioners note his generous service and contributions to Bake g00 works.
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George Reach
Our Lady of Lourdes
Father Reach
Pers
James M.qomets
Stidan’s Church
Okline
Hallowe'er Party Hosted by Maynard Sisters
Miss Maynard and Mrs Hird hosted a Halloween party at their Concord Street home. The evening featured games music and refreshments with guests from Lowell Marlboro Sudbury and Manchester present for a merry gathering.
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Helen
Alice” ‘Hird
Hallowe’er
Concord Street
Lowell
Marlboro
Sudbury
Maxngyy
Mill worker injured at factory falls from spool incident
Albert Sylvester of 15 Maple Court was badly hurt at the 4th Mill Friday afternoon when spools fell from a rack and struck his hip. He received first aid at the scene and was taken to the hospital, where doctors expect about four weeks' confinement.
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Maynard
Albert Sylvester
Maple Court
Maynard Grange to Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
The Maynard Grange will hold a regular meeting on Nov 8 at Operative Hall with annual officer elections and an Armistice Day program. A collation is planned, Edmund Reed chairing the committee. Middlesex Central Pomona meets Nov 15 with supper at the Union Congregational vestry.
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Maynard Grange
Edmundee
Pomona
Maynard
Union’ Congregational Church
Alice Howe
Billerica Grange
Sol .Hicka
Beanville
Charles Shatuck
Sol” Hicks
Indir
Adventures of Betty and the Man in the Moon in Sudbury
The play Adventures of Betty and the Man in the Moon will be staged in Sudbury Town Hall on Friday evening under the auspices of the TLA. Ninety two children are in the cast directed by Mrs. Dorothy Elderkin of Marlboro.
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Betty
Man In the
First In Town To Own Airplane
Joseph Sehnair, former game warden, owns a private airplane at his farm in Maynard. It is perhaps the first privately owned aircraft in the town, delivered at his brother’s street farm during the past week. Avad Sehnair, wife of Charles, is referenced in connection with the property and delivery.
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Maynard
Joseph Sehnair
Charles Schnair
Lever Tremendous Landslide For New Overcoats and Suits
A tremendous vote of approval is reported for new overcoats and suits at Lever's on Main Street. All sale records at the store were broken in the past week as Lever's positions itself as the complete outfitter for the entire family.
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Lever
Lever's
Main St
Fradv
Concord High to meet Stoneham in historic soccer clash
Concord High School and Stoneham High School will play soccer at Emerson Playground for the first time in the schools history. The game marks Concord High’s first ever match against Stoneham and will draw local student players and supporters to the venue.
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Concord H. S
Stoneham H. S
Ea Eee
Concord
Stoneham An
Emerson
Maynard Polls Show Diverse Party Vote Totals
The Maynard polls list multiple candidates across parties for state and local offices. Notable figures include Donovan Hapgood Socialist 78 and John Corbin Workers 27 for Lieutenant Governor, with Edwards and Williams among Secretary contenders. Initiative and policy questions show Yes and No tallies.
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Donovan Hapgood
Socialist Party
Edith Hamilton MacFadden
Independent Citizen
John Corbin
Workers Party
Henry C. Hess
Socialist Labor Party
Walter S. Hutchins
John F. Malley
Democratic
William Sterling Youngman
Harry J. Canter
Frederick W. Look
Oscar Kinsaals
Joseph Santosnos
David A. Eisenberg
Eva Hoffman
Francis J. O’gorman
Edward P. Barry
Morris I. Becker
Max Lerner
John Weaver Sherman
Joseph E. Warner
John J. Ballam
Alfred Baker Lewis
David I. Walsh
Benjamin Loring Young
Cornelius F. Cronin
Edith Nourse Rogers
Esther M. Andrews
Henry W. Brett
Paul A. Morgan
George G. Moyse
Leslie W Sims
William P Walsh
Nathaniel I. Bowditch
George L. Colson
Daniel F. McBride
Walter C. Wardwell
John D. Medeiros
Ralph N. Smith
John C. Kelleher
Thomas Leighton
Melvin G. Rogers
Hunting party returns with big bear and deer
The group on a weeklong northern Maine trip returned Sunday morning with a bear and a deer. Members include Fred Babcock of Marlboro and Ralph W. Stone of Sudbury. The school lunch fundraiser collection of magazines and rags has begun this week and organizers hope for carloads of items.
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Maine
Fred Babcock
Marlboro
Ralph W. Stone
Sudbury
Armistice Day Service in Sudbury Memorial Church
The Rev. Thomas Street leads an Armistice Day service at Memorial Church Sudbury with a program featuring Grieg music and a theme of peace. Members attend to honor the fallen and reflect on peace.
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Sudbury
Memorial Church
Thomas Street
Wek
Aera
Om Grieg
Asa
Woman's Club to Meet November 13 in Maynard
Maynard events list a regular meeting on Tuesday November 13 at the High School Auditorium. A hooked rug exhibit and an exhibit of work by school children will be shown under the art department's direction led by Mrs Nellie Wilson Fairman. Also featured is Sharing a Hobby illustrated color photography by Mr and Mrs Arthur N Keith.
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Maynard
High Wesday
Art Department
Nellie Wilson
Fairman
Arthur N. Keith
Souvenir Oil Vial From Graf Zeppelin Flight Brought Home
Nov 7 reports Johnnie Heat on Acton Street displays a vial of oil used in Graf Zeppelin tanks during the Germany to United States flight. The vial was sent by Commander Rosendahl, a passenger on the journey.
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Maynard
Johnnie Heaton
Acton Street
Germany
United States
Rosendahl
Beauty Carnival at Lyonhurst Opens Evening Show
Central Massachusetts Beauty Carnival event features Stroupe and Crowe with three Maynard models. Hughie Connor conducts the Bancroft Hotel Orchestra for a statewide tour stop. first Lyonhurst hosting of the carnival with local performers and music.
Parish Peace Pact Hymn Read During Union Service
The congregation will read in union selections from the Paris Peace Pact on the phone and hymn by Clark Who Goes There. The Legion and Beouts will attend.
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Clark
Legion
Beouts
Maynard High School Notes and Upcoming Events
Maynard High School notes report plans for a Girls Glee Club paired with the high school orchestra, a rally led by coach Len Mati, and new physical education features. The first issue of Screech Owl debuted, Armistice Day activities are noted, and a Middlesex League win over Milford 6 to 2 is summarized along with a long list of student names.
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Miss Lovely
Glee Club
Gertrine Wpirdala
Eva Gudzinoi Waterlce Smith
Voroth
Entonville
Milford
Len Mati
Vlub
Wader
Madeline Smith
Aura Ee OL
Screech Owl
Riday
Icreaéed
Marlboro
Maynard High School
Alum Field
Maynard
Seczerzen
Millord
Middlesex
West Concord Notes and Scout Camp Plan
Mr and Mrs Harry Jacobs visiting town to vote. Charles Carter on two week vacation from the Massachusetts Reformatory. West Concord Boy Scouts held a meeting with twenty one scouts in the Union church vestry planning a two night camping trip on the Concord River. Margaret Alexander visiting friends in Connecticut this week. Ladies Union met at Concord Union Church vestry with plans for the annual fair at Association Hall. Hostesses listed as Mrs Myra Boyd and Mrs Idor Barrett.
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Harry Jacobs
Charles Carter
Mass. Reformatory
West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Oine
Concord River
Margaret Alexander
Connecticut
Ladies’ Union
Concord Union
Myra Boyd
Idor Barrett
Confirmation Class in West Concord Receives Sacrament
A class of 35 children in West Concord received the Sacrament of Confirmation on Tuesday November 6 at 2 p m at Help of Christians Church. Rt Reverend Bishop Peterson administered the sacrament and gave benediction. Those confirmed include Thomas Manion James, Daniel Frawley, John He Doyle, Frank Mos, Edward McCaffery, Edward Williams, Daniel Curtin, Edward Heath, Paul Delfino, Geraldine.
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West Concord
Help of Christians” ‘Church
Peterson
Thomas
James Manion
Daniel Leo Frawley
John He Doyle
Frank Joseph Mos
Edward James McCaffery
Edward Williams
Daniel
Curtin
Edward
H Heath
Oun de Delfino
Paul Ae
Geraldine
Millicent Benson Installed Noble Grand of Willow Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Millicent Benson was installed as Noble Grand at O. O. F. Hall by Mrs. Annie Warren with staff from Waltham. Officers named include Vive Grand Gertrude Meder and Recording Secretary Alice Montague among others. A Harvest Supper served to nearly 100 attendees followed by a district deputy reception and a future public style show planned for November 19.
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Benson
Noble Grand
West
Concord
Millicent Benson
Willow Rebekah Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
Annie Warren
Waltham
Flora Wheeler Als
Gertrude Meder
Vive Grand
Alice Montague
Hesen Loring
P.N. G
Josephine Pearce
Guardian
Ethelyn Gerow
Lois. Robbins
Cora MacLeod P
McClellan
Elsie McClellan
Noble’ Grand
Lodge
Annie Isner P. N
Nunie Walker P. N
meClellen
Warren
Wheeler
Marshall
Sudbury Couple Welcomes Daughter This Week
Mr and Mrs William MacDonald of Community Motors welcomed another daughter to their home last week in Sudbury.
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William MacDonald
Community Moters
Judge Riley of Malden District Court Dies in Cleveland
Judge Thomas P. Riley of the Malden District Court, a prominent figure in Massachusetts politics and a member of the Democratic flying wedge for Al Smith, died today in a Cleveland hospital. He was 55.
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Malden
Miss
Navy
INS
Thomas P. Riley
Malden’ District
Massachusetts
al” Smith
Middle West
Cleveland Hospital
Hoover Triumph Ends Smith Bid in Nationwide Election
The United States votes sweep Herbert Hoover to the presidency. Governor Al Smith loses New York by over 200 000 and fades with Democrats behind in many races. Hoover wins across key states while Smith carries only eight, mostly in the South, as the nation reacts to a historic political defeat.
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New York
Hoover
Aimtory
Dad
Hervert Hoover
al Smith
White House
Congress
Virgina
Korina
Luis Litty
Lexus
Covernor Smith
Smith
Alabama
Aransas
Louisiana
Missisippi
Ino
Carolina
Georgia
Hoover's
Padific
Massachusetts
Rhoda
Rhode Islands
W Davis
Krom
Uay
National Democratic
Hig
Jonn
Egram
Aton
Calac
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
California
Bi Butte
Eliphalet Ray, 84, Votes in City Election
One of the oldest voters, Eliphalet Ray, 84, cast ballots yesterday. Born in Fayville, he came to the city at age seven and has lived on a main road since. He first voted for General Grant in 1868 and has never missed a vote, retiring from active duty last summer.
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Maribom
Mapnalet Fay
Kay
Fayville
Vain Road
May
Ulyses S. Grant
Sumner
Voters in Ward 2 and Ward 1 in Marlboro and Brighton
J. W. Haley aged 84 voted in Ward 2 while Joseph Hannen, longtime N Y N H and H conductor, cast a ballot in Brighton. Mr Karnes, living on Greenwood Street, voted in Ward 1 and was 80 years old on October 12.
Voters Assisted Under New Law In Marlboro
Voters who are incapacitated or disabled must receive assistance at the polls. The law states that blind or otherwise afflicted voters shall be aided by any person, ensuring access to voting for those with disabilities.
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Hudson
Leslie W. Sims
de Hudson Sims
X. T Boxboro
U.S
Pickett
Albert Sylves
Brookline Hospital
Grange
Ofac
Maynard Organization
Town Hall
Woman’s Club
Giant Zeppelin
Rae
Washington
Cal
Harris & Ewing
Riley
Cleveland
I. Gov. Smi
George R. Holmes
International” News Service
Eliphalet Ray
J. W. Haley
Bath
Irfiss
Hurley
Tobin
Main St. Marlboro
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