Snes Triumph Over Sheiks In Muddy Showdown
The Snes defeated the Sheiks 39 to 0 amid a heavy rain at Page Field. Max King led a fast, powerful offense with three touchdowns and a standout aerial attack. Johnnie Moore, Mitzcavitch, Tobin, and O Leary contributed key plays as the locals extended a 19-0 halftime lead and dominated the game.
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AL Cowles
Snes
sWey
Max King
Uly Wito Wicez
Johnnie Moore
Mitzcavitch
Tobin
Shéiks
A Stoneham T. T. Robin
A. Cryzus
Lere Kelley
Driscoll Jones
Spratt
Lever
B. Raferty Myhohn
Horan
L. Raferty Grondahl
C J. Kelleysaari
Lindfors
Devlin
Creamer Kopp
O'Donnell
Stewant
Rotundi
Hagan
Lent
McDonald
Kelley
Davis Post G A R Will Install Nov 9
Davis Post G A R Edwards Quimby Post American Legion and Auxiliaries will install their officers at Grand Army hall West Acton on Friday evening November 9 at 7 30 o clock. New Legion Post officers include George Bernier commander Emile Waterman vice commander Cha Prindley chaplain Herbert W Merriam adjutant James Gibney sergeant at arms Theron A Lowden historian E Allsopp financial secretary.
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South Acton
Isaac Davis
Edwards Quimby
American Legion
Grand Army Hall
West Acton
Legion
George Bernier
Emile Waterman
Cha. Prindley
Herbert W. Merriam
James Gibney
Theron A. Lowden
E. Allsopp
Acton Post to Observe Three Minute World War Remembrance
Edwards-Quimby Post No 284 of Acton American Legion requests members hold a three minute cessation of activity at eleven oclock on Monday November 12. The observance honors U S service members who died in World War I including those on battlefields, from injuries or illness, as well as allied and enemy nations affected by the conflict.
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American Legion of
Acton
Maynard H S Wins Gridiron Clash Over Milford High
Maynard High School defeated Milford High School 12 to 2 in a Midland league clash at Alumni Field. Joe Sozerzern scored the lone touchdown for Maynard in the first period, Rooney safetied for Milford in the second, and Maynard rallied from a rough drizzle to a strong finish. Captains King Fingard and Sczerzen starred on offense, with Connors and Ruffalo powerful on the line as Milford’s Marcone and Consaletti highlighted the visitors’ defense and running game. The Maynard squad, now tied for the league lead with Marlboro, faces Marlboro next Monday in a key rematch.
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Milford H. S
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Rooney
Maynard
Milford
Marlboro
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Consoleti
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Milford High Chorus
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Solemn High Mass for Concord Resident Helen Flannery
Funeral services were held for Miss Helen Theresa Flannery a lifelong Concord resident who died Tuesday after a lengthy illness. The service at St Bernard's church was led by Rev William H Finnick with a solemn high mass of requiem. Pallbearers were four nephews Robert Richard John and Edward Flannery burial followed at St Bernards cemetery.
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Helen Theresa Flannery
Bedford Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Wm. H. Finnick
Robert
Richard
John
Edward Flannery
St. Bernards Cemetery
Concord Board of Trade Meeting Highlights November
The Concord Board of Trade held its November meeting in Eaton Hall with President Edward B Caiger presiding. A committee of Benjamin Derby Henry Thompson and H Robert Bygrave was formed to decide how to identify the town to aviators by painting its name on a building. Cecil R Kjolkorn spoke on modern milk and ice cream developments, illustrated by motion pictures.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Eaton Hall
Edward B. Caiger
Benjamin Derby
Henry S Thompson
H. Robert Bygrave
Cecil R. Kjolkorn
Hyde Park
Hibernians and Knights Lead In Concord Lodge 45 Tournament
The second annual 45 tournament opened in Elks Hall with Concord lodge Elks Knights of Columbus and Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians. KC and Hibernians tied for first with 35 games each, Elks at 30. Hibernians Capt Hopkins No.1 led with 13 points. Elks Capt Berger No.1 had 11. Next round at Monument Hall Friday Nov 9.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Elks
The
Hibernians
Michael Hopkins
Thomas Dan- Berger
Monument Hall
Maynard Sewing Club party names new group Needl e Fingers
The 5th grade Sewing Club held a Monday afternoon party with games Black Magic and Poor Pussy and served sandwiches cookies and ice cream. Six members Barbara Jenks Alice Severoni Janet Rifford Avime Hayward Jetty Lawrencé Marjorie Smith. Miss Annie Bulette is instructor.
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Needle Fingers
Barbara Jenks
Alice Severoni
Janet Rifford
Avime Hayward
Jetty Lawrencé
Marjorie Smith
Annie Bulette
Ctor
First Parish Infall Sale Raises Funds At Evening Fair
The Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish Church held its annual fair in the vestry with tables for fancy and household goods, handmade items, and a white elephant table. An evening play titled Not on the Program featured a notable cast, drawing a large attendance and earning praise for the event’s success.
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Women’s Parish Association
First Parish
Eliza B. Macquarie
Caroline P. Holder
Cyrus Hosmer
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
Herbert F. Whipple
Ralph Holden
Childen
Elizabeth Alexander
Newcomb Fuller
Edward B. Caiger
Seabury T. Short
Antoinette Watson
Ross K. Whiton
Louise M. Marks
BE. L. Willard
Frank Lingley Succumbs To Brief Illness
Maynard obituary for Frank Lingley 40 of 184 Main street who died at his home after a brief illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs Johnston Mrs Manninen Rita Lingley and son Ralph plus parents Mr and Mrs George Lingley a sister Mrs George Smith and brothers Ralph and James. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the Union Congregational church burial Glenwood cemetery.
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Maynard
Frank Lingley
Main Street
William Johnston
William Manninen
Rita Lingley
Ralph
George Lingley
George Smith
James
Holyoke
Wm. Johnston
Raymond Lingley
Glenwood Cemetery
Donation Party At Concord High School Draws Big Turnout
Concord Mass. A donation party harvest sale and alumni dance drew students, alumni, and families to Eaton Hall Friday. Proceeds benefit the High School Athletic Association and the Voice newspaper with displays from the High School, grammar schools, and the Evening School.
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Concord
Mass
Eaton Hall
Concord High School
Henry Helsher
Virginia Prescott
Nancy Burke
Gilbert Lawrence
Neilie Windhol
Highh School Athletic Association
the Voice
Freda A. Hergt
Harvey Wheeler-West Concord School
Susie Wood
Margaret McGann
Peter Bulkeley-Emerson School
Parn
Anne Root
Mollie Harlow
Norman Spencer
Melvin Martinson
Bertelsen
Coat Dress and Hat Sale at Fullenton Hat Shop
A sale event at the Fullenton Hat Shop on Main Street Maynard promotes coats dresses and hats for shoppers. The notice highlights a sale at the local store and invites customers to visit Maynard for special offers.
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Fullenton Hat’ Shop
Main Street
Maynard
Evangelistic Campaign Opens at Concord Church
An evangelistic campaign begins today at the Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street and runs through November 18. Rev. HS Bielsen of New Haven CT leads, with Norwegian services in weeks one and two and English services in week one Friday and week two Thursday and Friday. English services are Sundays November 11 and 18 at 4 PM and 7 30 PM, with weekday meetings at 7 45 PM. All are welcome.
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Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Lang Street
Sriday
HS Bielsen
New Haven
Conn
Mr. Bielsen
Secon
Eng
Name Officers For Election Concord Precincts
The Board of Selectmen appointed officers for Tuesday’s election. Precinct 1 wardens and clerks include Cyrus Hosmer Miss A Maude Hunt William T Magoon Rene DuBerger G Sherman Blair Maurice McWalter Robert P Dukeshire Margaret F Collins Patrick KE Cull Edward Cull James E Finan Jr James L Williams Joseph McKenna James J Loughlin. Precinct 2 warden Charles J Hogan clerks Frank J Carr Thomas J Reilly Thomas F Carroll Jr Annie M Reilly Frank Garrity Harry Isner Mary Curry Sarah W Derby Burleigh L Pratt William Ingham Silas A Bean.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
Cyrus Hosmer
A. Maude Hunt
William T. Magoon
Rene DuBerger
G. Sherman Blair
Maurice McWalter
Robert P. Dukeshire
Margaret F. Collins
Patrick KE. Cull
Edward Cull
James E. Finan, Jr
James L. Williams
Joseph McKenna
James J. Loughlin
Charles. J. Hogan
Frank J. Carr
Thomas J. Reilly
Thomas F. Carroll, Jr
Annie M. Reilly
Frank Garrity
Harry Isner
Mary Curry
Sarah W. Derby
Burleigh L. Pratt
William Ingham
Silas A. Bean
Concord High to host Winthrop in Saturday football clash
Winthrop High School visits Concord High School on Saturday for a football game at Concord. Action centers on a local rivalry with both teams seeking a victory on home turf.
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Winthrop High School
Concord High School
Concord
Contest Supper In So. Acton
The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church held a contest supper in the vestry on Saturday evening November 3, followed by a social at 7 30. Mrs Ralph A Parker and Mrs Alice Stiles organized the supper to benefit the losing side in the recent contest. Games fortune telling and music entertained the guests with Johnsons Singing Orchestra and Roland Johnson violin Tucker drummer Russell Saxophonist plus M Berglind pianist.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
Ralph A. Parker
Alice Stiles
Johnson
Roland Johnson
Tucker
Russell
M Berglind
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