Welfare conference at Assabet Mills involves state officials
A conference at Assabet Mills gathers welfare and state college representatives to discuss private welfare, with attendees from Massachusetts State College and related agencies. Participants include Miss Mary Asop, Mary Foley, Mrs. Baron, Miss Péttee, and local officials such as Mr. Naylor and Selectman Priest.
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C State College
Garmy
Maryasop
May E. Foley
Speit
Massachusetts
James
R. Priest
Mary Ward
Edith Foster
William Farron
Boston
James B. Farrell
Summer Street
Farron
State Constabulary
West of Beauty attracts many to Maynard HS exhibit
An art display at Maynard High School draws crowds with a Quest of Beauty program featuring living models, needlework and antiques from local, regional, and international sources. Notables include John Case Burmah artifacts, Coughlan family works, and pieces by Doris Miller, Annisquam artists, and Boston collectors.
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Beauty
Maynard HS
Maynard
John Case
Burmah
Odels
Avid Walker
Missie Naylor
Maur¢ Coughlan
Burton Oughlan
Grady
Bosmn School
Boks Reed
Richard Hoyt
Rudy Lee
Robert Bisbee
Middleboro
Mary Doyle
Anne Pasakarnis
Doris Miller
Kon
Onian’s
Chile
Mathew A ‘Vance
Pasakarnis
Walker
Helen Stokes Earns Honor in New England Exhibit
Helen Stokes, seven years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stokes of 24 Weuerney Street, earned honorable mention in a portrait exhibition titled New England at the Mel Statler. She received a blue ribbon for her work.
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Jilaynard
Helen Stokes
Transfer of Brennan to Sacred Heart parish noted
Father Brennan leaves Maynard to take a post at Sacred Heart parish in Cie with report due today. Rev John McCarthy from St Agatha’s East Milton is named to succeed Brennan, while St Bridget’s cadets and Mary corps cancel NRA parade next Saturday due to light summer uniforms and uncertain weather.
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Dmaynard
George
Milton
Brennan
Aarch
St. Bridget's Cadets
Children of Mary Corps
NRA
Revival of The Spirit Moves Promises Concord Evening
A pleasant evening’s entertainment titled The Spirit Moves will be revived in Concord on November 11 at the Concord Academy Gymnasium for Trinity Parish. The piece, first produced in 1921, features an added second act with incidental music directed by Mrs. Surette and a chorus led by Miss Wood. Leading roles go to Gordon Hutchins and Mrs. Keyes, with the second part by Mr. and Mrs. Warnoworth. Mrs. Swaim leads costuming and Mrs. Garfield the makeup team.
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Concordians
Gordon Hutchins
Concord Academy
Trinity Parish
Elizabeth Wood
George 8. Keyes
Charles W. Warnaworth
Roger ‘Swaim
Stanton Garfield
Grange to Elect Officers at Meeting Tomorrow
Maynard Grange will hold a meeting to elect officers. The session is scheduled for tomorrow night at 6. Members are urged to attend for determining leadership roles.
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Maynard Grange
Women's clubs mark Presidents' Day with district guests
Widespread attendance at Warner Hall as the West Concord Woman's Club hosts the Eleventh District Presidents' Day. Mrs Guy Fernald welcomed guests including Mrs John Kimball of Danvers who spoke briefly. Nan Lagerstedt and Mrs Caroline Derby performed while Mrs Kimball announced a Public Welfare conference at Hotel Kenmore.
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W. Concord
Warner Hall
West Concord
Guy 4. Fernald
General Federation
John Kimball
Danvers
Nan Lagerstedt
Caroline Derby
Roger Derby
Thompson Blood
Kimball
Public Welfare Department
Hotel Kenmore
U Nity Service Committee
David D
Parish Service Attendance and Armistice Plans
The 8 o'clock service was well attended with breakfast in the Parish hall afterward. The Girls Friendly Society attended the corporate communion, with members and directors present. Next Sunday at 10 45 a patriotic Armistice service is planned with a British birth invitation. A Thursday supper at 6 30 will precede the parish canvass by the Men's Club and Vestry men.
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Icon and
Tires Boys of
St: Ie
Girls Friendly Society
Young People Banquet Tonight At Maynard Church
The Maynard Congregational church hosts a Young People banquet this evening with attendees from Stow Maynard Acton and Concord. Rev Robert Nichols of Worcester is the guest speaker. Ralph Smith is elected president of the Men’s Bible Class with George Weaving as vice president and Arthur Johnson as treasurer. The class meets from 12 to 1 PM and is led by the pastor.
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Maynard
Matthew ‘Vance
Congregational Church
Young Peoples
Tional Church
South
Acante
A . Young Peoples
Arthur Johnson
Te Hee Tee Haro
Brown
Weavinz
Menwers
Laas
Fom
Boston ministers meet in Pilgrim Hall session
West Concord’s Rev Alfred W Stone presided over a joint meeting of the Congregational and Met ministers of Greater Boston in Pilgrim Hall. Prof Harry C Ward of Union Theological spoke on the function of religion in the modern world. The gathering adjourned hours late with Stone serving as moderator of the Boston Congregational Ministers’ Meeting.
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West Concord
Alfred W. Stone
Pretty Church Wedding in Concord
A pretty church wedding was held at the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church in Lang Street on Saturday October 28. Adelaide Agnes Christofferson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan Christofferson of Acton, married Douglas Putnam of Acton. The ceremony was by R M Johnson, with bridesmaids Florence Hoff and Agnes Anderson. A NRA parade and Armistice Day events followed, including a wreath at Memorial Park and a long town-wide demonstration organized by the Legion.
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Concord
Harris
Putnam
Byepett
Florence Hoff
Agnes Anderson
John Bakun
Acton
Ralph B.petersen, Jr
Nga Cahill
John
NRA
Legion
Edward Johnston
The
Johnston
William Stockwel
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
Noble Morton
Burton Coughlan
Sheridan
Leon Whitney
Difafel Driscoll
Raymond Condafo
Ommander Johnston
Assave
Wits
Cotton Club
American Powder Mill
Chamber of Comma
Summer Street
Nason Street
Main Street
Sudbury_s
Park Street
Thimiees
Walnut Street
McKinley Street
Hayes Street
Waltham Street
Colonial ‘Hall
Colonial Hall
N RA
Stata
Plans for Concord Public Library front and approaches revised
Judge Prescott Keyes discloses changes to the enlarged and remodeled Concord Public Library front. An elevated brick portico entrance will use granite steps and granolithic walks from Main Street and Sudbury Road. Grounds will be graded, the triangle fence removed, and safer crosswalks added to connect to the building walks.
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Concord—A
Prescott Keyes
Main Street
Sudbury Road
Sud‘bury
Red Cross Roll Call Opens Armistice Day Maynard
The Red Cross Roll Call will open Armistice Day and run to Thanksgiving Day with a house-to-house canvass planned in Maynard. Last year 212 members enrolled. annual membership is $1, funds stay locally for veterans relief and welfare. Mrs William Id is Masa Been Red Cross chairwoman. Mrs James Mahoney chairs the Roll Call. Headquarters at P J Sullivan tailor shop on Main Street.
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Maynard
Masa Been Red Cross
James Mahoney
P. J. Sullivan, Tailor Shop
Main Street
Acton Legion Plans Armistice Day Concert and Ball
The Acton Hdwards Quimby Post American Legion will hold its seventh annual Military Concert and Ball on Friday November 10 at Exchange Hall South Acton. Dancing runs 9 to 2 with Irma Durkee and her seven piece orchestra. Refreshments served by the Post Auxiliary. Tickets available from committee members Jesú Briggs Dr C L Clark Lowell H Cramm Leo Roche Howard Reed KE N Montague.
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Acton
Hdwards- Quimby Post American
Legion of Acton
Exchange Hall
South Acton
Irma Durkee
Post Auxiliary
Middlesex County
Acton Legionnaires
Jésu
Briggs
C.L. Clark
Lowel
H.cramm
Leo Roche
Howard Reed
KE. N. Montague
Appreciation For Hospital Donations Genoa War Kin Gulia Kin
Miss Price expresses sincere thanks for hospital donations and congratulations. Harold Cabot and Card 1101 are noted. arrangements will be made for future acknowledgments.
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Miss Price
Harold
Cabot
Local Paper Seeks Reader News and Letters
The message invites community members to contribute news stories letters to the editor and constructive input to improve the local paper. It urges readers to support advertisers and trade locally to sustain the paper.
Auxiliary in Installation Honors Division 44 Officers
Miss Mary A Battles of Thoreau Street was installed as president of Division 44 of the Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians at Monument Hall. Officers installed include Alice O Brien vice president Mary Hill recording secretary Eva F Dee financial secretary Framers Hi Byron treasurer Bien Keefe historian Mary Carey chairman of the tending committee and other officers. ceremony featured solos by Anne Flavin and Joseph Keeéte.
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Mary A. Battles
Thoreau
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Antle K Galvin
Framingham
Ansted
Anne Flavin
Gladys Cull
Joseph Keeéte
Frances Do
Alice O'Brien
Mary Hill
Eva
F. Dee
Framers Hi Byron
Bien Keefe
Mary Carey
Mo ¢ Hay
Nnje “Hartnett
Sentinel
Nurse visits tally October school health report
Miss B. Foster, school nurse, reports 90 visits to schools in October. 62 pupils seen for medical treatment, 176 examined overall, 25 dental procedures performed, 127 children given diphtheria toxin. Chadwick and Pirquet tests administered. Drs May Palmer Bellows and Archibald also contributed clinics and exams.
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Can ‘B. ‘Foster
James P. King
Frank May
Raymon Palmer
John Bellows
I Garland
Archibald
State
McCarthy
State Department ‘of Public Health
Chadwick
Legislature Debates Taverns and Liquor Control Bill
Governor Ely addresses both branches as Massachusetts lawmakers convene at 11 A M. A joint committee on legal aid and a tavern license provision dominate the session. The governor urges long term licenses with annual fees and warns against politics in liquor law.
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Joint Committee On
Massachusetts
Bay State
Eich
Senate
House
Brand F. Fish
Joseph B. Ely Putling
State Licensing Commission
Rockefeller
Repeal Moves Reach Key States and Mass Liquor Reforms
Washington reports Utah and Pennsylvania and Ohio complete repeal quota, effective December 8. Nov 7 headlines note nationwide shift as wets gain votes and the 8th amendment provisions fade. Boston begins massachusetts liquor law revisions as lawmakers convene to overhaul the bay state standards.
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Washington
Utah
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Boston
Bay State
Election results show several cities elect new mayors
Former Mayor Nichols concedes as Frederick W. Democrat wins mayoralty by 2300 votes. Mayor Russell secures a third term. Mayors elect include Avin Everett Brewin Lynn Lyons Marlboro Martin Greenwood Mahoney Erwin Bagg Hagen McDonald. Several incumbents defeated amid nationwide voter shifts.
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Macolm E. Nichols
Frederick W. Democrat
Mansfield
Richard Russell
Cambridge
Waltham
Medford
Fitchburg
Pittsfield
James Avin
Everett
James D. Brewin
Lowell
Mayo J. Fred Ae
Lynn
Charles A. Lyons
Marlboro
Ry’ Martin
Springfield
Robert E. Geenwood
Fithburg
John C. Mahoney
Worcester
John J. Erwin Medford
Allan H. Bagg
James A Hagen
Somerville
Frederick L. McDonald
Patrick Duane
John H. Burke Medford
Patrick Moore
Joseph N. Caz
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