Armistice Day Observed In Harvey West Concord School
Armistice Day exercises were held in the Harvey West Concord School assembly hall with a flag salute, poems, tableaux, and songs led by Principal Harold D. Chittim. Beatrice Lavoie and Sybil Bamford recited pieces, David Chittim read, and Malcolm Goodwin sounded taps.
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West Concord
Harvey swaegler-West Concord
Harvey Who
Mbly Hall
Harold D. Song
Lal Chittim
Assenfe
Rica
America
Marguerite Haywood
Susie Wood
Mildred Gale
Hebert
Sybil Bamford
David Chittim
Beatrice Lavoie
Arvilla Colby
Chittim
Malcolm Goodwin
Concord High School
Natick Nips Sheiks 7-0 in Alumni Field clash
Natick independents defeated the Sheiks 7-0 on Alumni field amid the town's largest football crowd. Brown scored the only touchdown after a march downfield in the final period. Brown also kicked the extra point. Brady Johnson and Billy Kitowicz starred for Natick with strong ground gains and stout defense. Johnson and Dumas provided standout backfield work for the Sheiks.
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AL Cowles Maynavd
Natick Independents
Shers
Alumni Field
Sneims
Igh
Natick
Rock of Gibraltar
Sheiks
Brown
Brondy Johnson
Johnson
Billy Kitowicz
Teddy Dumas
Laurie
Wilson Whirlwind
Sheiks le Dumas
Weeks Mitzsavitch Reit Swenson
Prosser
Spratt
Lg Haladack
Merrill Nyholm
Linehan
Grondahl
Ty Fogens
Phyliss — Hielenius
Aholght
Keith W. Spratt
O'Donnell
Itre Pickett
Perodeau J Kitowicz le Gb Gibbons
O'Toole
Hb Smith
Mrs. Sarah Lane Died at Bedford Mass
Mrs. Sarah Lane Bryant Lane of this town died suddenly at Bedford Massachusetts on Saturday afternoon. Born 1844 in Saint John New Brunswick she lived in Chelsea and Southboro with husband George Lane who died over 25 years ago. Funeral today at 2 30 at St Marks Episcopal Church with Rev Robert Cheney leading. Bearers include Fay School staff. burial in Rural Cemetery Lexington undertaker L A Marshall. Survived by two sisters and a nephew.
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Southboro
Sarah (Bryant) Lane
Bedford
Mass
Lane
Fay School
Main Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Robert F. Cheney
Clinton D Park
Arthur P. Snow
John Flannery
Gordon Robinson
L. A Marshall
Lexington
Mary Caswell
Eunice Bryant
Winchendon
Richard Caswell
Newton Highlands
Home Service Division hosts cooking meetings in Acton
The Edison Electric Light Co. Home Service Division and Acton Massachusetts Woman's Club present a table crockery demonstration on November 20 at 2 30 PM and a friendly cooking school on December 20 at the Club House both open to the public Mrs Mae Holton assists this week at the South Acton Universalist Church Fair. Neighbors note Joseph Detony and Agores visited last Monday after a rough but seemingly better trip.
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Home Service
Edison Electric Light Co
Acton Massachusetts
Joseph Detony
Agores
Maynard H S Defeats Marlboro In Fast Midland League Fight
Maynard H S beat Marlboro 7 to 4 on Alumni Field Armistice Day in a hard fast Midland League clash. Maynard dominated with 13 first downs to ten and eight completed passes to one by Marlboro. Zaporeskie scored the lone Maynard touchdown on a series of forward passes and a final run over from the ten yard line. Fingard added the extra point. Crowd enthusiasm ran high with a street parade and rally after the game. Marlboro suffered injuries amid the rough action and both teams showed strong effort and rivalry.
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Mayard H. S
Mid HS
Alumni Field
Maynard
Marlboro
Wiccix
Zeiporeskie
Fingard
Dumont
Maynard H. S
Fiigard
Kakonen
Foster
St. Kochnowicz
Wilson
Williams
Hintsa
Heikkala
Weaving
Gilman
Zaporeski
Swartz
Wilcox
Kelley
Keeley
Warila
Ihb
Brayden
Lannigan
Marlboro H
Beaudreau
Messinger
Messier
Cross
Mardon
Barry Badavis
Richer
White
Dacier
Senecal
Lambert
Seteer
Bimut
Sfiam
Teaci Hrduuhdown
Zaporeskie
J. Arnold
C. W. Lombard
W. C. Higgins
Standing Committees Announced by Maynard Lodge Ruler
Maynard November 13 K Paul Hilander exalted ruler of Maynard Lodge BPOE announced the appointment of standing committees during the week. Names include audit ing Leslie W Sims Cornelius Fxkin James J Ledgard social and welfare William Stockwell Burton Coughlan Frank E Taylor John A Moynihan Daniel Colbert John J Gallagher relief Wilbur G Clark WOL K Thomas J Gately E L K John E Connors E Li K Roy P Sewall visiting Patrick H Murphy Ch Nicholas J Driscoll Thomas Wright Frank H Goettler James Brooks Alonzo Mason John O Thompson James J Ledgard Michael F McNamara William H Priest Entertainment and publicity Thomas J Gately BE L K Columbus Rainville Joseph J Farrell hn W Taylor Thomas Clancy rank EB Taylor Eden J Tobin Peter White Martin Gruber Chas P Taylor House Wilbur G Clarke E L K William H Priest Roy P Sewall Charles E Hoffman P Joseph Schnab Francis J Murphy Frank Brayden board of stewards Edward F Ledgard Ch John H Keegan Tomas H Murphy Wm H Lawlor Frankey Johnston Harte B J Coughlin ed George F Lynch 3 WwW lly Ellis maga Yes Sweeney
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Maynard
K. Paul Hilander
Maynard Lodge
Leslie W. Sims
Cornelius Fxkin
James J. Ledgard
William Stockwell
Burton Coughlan
Frank E. Taylor
John A. Moynihan
Daniel Colbert
John J. Gallagher
Wilbur G. Clark
W. OL. K
Thomas J. Gately
John E. Connors
E. Li. K
Roy P. Sewall
Patrick H. Murphy
Nicholas J. Driscoll
Thomas Wright
Frank H. Goettler
James Brooks
Alonzo Mason
John O. Thompson
James J.ledgard
Michael F. McNamara
William H. Priest
Tea dance at Vesper George School of Art honors Miss Mildred Murray
Miss Mildred Murray, a decoration committee member and student, attended a tea dance at the Vesper George School of Art. The notice notes moves of local residents, with Mr and Mrs Henry F. Hickson relocating to a new residence and the Smarut family taking their former White's Block home.
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Mildred Murray
Vesper George School of Art
Acton News Highlights Local Social and Civic Events
Mrs J A Garceau hosted her West Medford sisters at tea amid football injury losses. Arthur McKelvie marries Miss Mabel Crosby. Béan and Twitchells host guests from Conway New Hampshire. Central Street cottages remodel for Chickering and Stuart families. Red Cross Drive runs November 11 to 28 with subscriptions at Acton Drug and Ye Okle Towne Shoppe. Firemen whist party raises funds with eleven tables. prizes to Hardy and McCarthy. Armistice Day program at Acton High School features Legion members. E H Hall house rumored sold to Mr Pierce. West Acton station renovations include a new partition large waiting area and planned platform access.
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J. A. Garceau
West ‘Medford
Thelma Stearns
Florence Stearns
Waltham
Arthur McKelvie
Mabel Crosby
Béan
Conway
N. H
Clarence Twitchell
Central St
Edgar Blaisdell
Clarence Chickering
Raymond Stuart
South Acton
W. B. Holt
Red Cross
Acton
Charles Hardy
Nelle McCarthy
C. FY
Acton High School
Legion
E. H. Hall
Pierce
Boston Garden
West Acton Station
Massachusetts Ave
West Acton Baptist Church Seeks War Cost Insight
Rev Arthur Jeffries leads West Acton Baptist Church activities with social evenings and a sermon on the costly impact of war. A musical program by Mr and Mrs Leman draws a good audience. Next topics include The Little Monk that Shook the World and Modern Idolatry. A silver tea in the vestry and an officers’ institute at Worcester are planned for Sunday afternoon. The church school reports steady attendance above one hundred.
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West Acton Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Leman
Church Officers’ Institute
Worcester
Middlesex Extension Meeting This Afternoon At Mrs Thorpe Home
The Middlesex extension group meets this afternoon at the home of Mrs Emil Thorpe on Monument Street. Miss Stiltman, the Home Demonstration agent, will lead a discussion on the topic “Oh Friends in New Dresses.”
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Middlesexxtension
Service
Emil. Thorpe
Monument Street
Benefit Movies for Concord High School Activities
Moving pictures including Blue Skies Prep and Pep and news reels were shown at the Veterans Building Wednesday afternoon and evening to benefit the Concord high school athletic association. The football squad acted as ushers.
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Concord
Veterans
Concord High School
Housekeeper Companion Ad Seeks Help in Address Box
Classified note offers a young Protestant woman as companion or housekeeper with an address box reference. Text cites Mar Ente date and seeks suitable applicant for domestic duties and companionship.
Winchester Wins Over Concord in Cross Country Meet
Winchester High School beat Concord High 23 to 32 in a midweek cross country race. Capt Henry McCormack led Winchester with 2 1/2 miles in 14 minutes, finishing first. Concord’s Laurence and Williams placed second and third. Winchester has three victories in five races this season. Also reported Concord Sophomore Class field hockey opened the interclass championship with a 1–0 win over the Sophomores on Emerson Playground, Catherine Diskin scoring in the final half.
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Concord
Winchester
Winchester High School
Henry McCormack
Laurence
Williams
McCormack
Lawrence
G. McCormack
Stalker
Purcell
Macone
Drummey
Hanley
Sphmore Girls
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Catherine Dickin
Julia McSweeney
Helen Thornton
Catherine Wiles
Luella Huntoon
Edith’ Hughes
Sophie Onphik
Harriett Buyke
Cora Flannery
Mary Griffin
Jennie Palumbo
Ruth Peter
Rosemary Byron
Angelina Gerard
Assignee Sale at N Idea Store on Main Street
Entire stock of mens and boys clothing furnishings and shoes for the family offered at a fraction of original cost at the N Idea Store Main Street Mayard. Sale starts Thursday Nov 14.
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N Idea
Main St
Mayard
Mens and Boys
Armistice Day Observance Held by Sudbury Post
The Sudbury Post American Legion held Armistice Day events featuring a banquet and dance. Local veterans attended and honored fallen servicemen with a community gathering and program.
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Sudbury
American Legion
World Peace Talk Delivers Keynote at Framingham Post Event
The Framingham Post held a Monday night meeting in its quarters with Post Commander Albert L. Maine delivering the keynote on World Peace. Former sergeant major Mr. Moine of Battery A, 101st Field Artillery was credited with firing the first shot of the 26th Division in the World War as officers were set to be installed.
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Albert L. Maine
Framingham Post
A. L
Moine
01St Field Artillery
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