Marlboro Triumphs Over Marlboro High on Strong Ground Game
Carl Maynard High School defeated Marlboro High 28 0 Saturday afternoon to revive team spirit. Johnny O Leary and Hank Brayden led a tough offense as Maynard rushed and Brayden connected on a 39 yard pass for a touchdown. Maynard added the extra point and an early interception set up the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Cowles
Carl Maynard High School
Marlboro High
Lever
Marl
Johnny O'Leary
Hank Brayden
Oro
Marlboro
Marlboros
Maynard
Newman Jin
Maynar
Invaders
Johnny ‘Norgoal
Jimmy Malcolm
Christmas Club Cash Distribution Draws Attention
A 1920s report notes Ksaghusetts banks distribute 27 280 000 in club funds with a projected annual cash in circulation impact. It compares national cash per person to about 40 dollars and members average 43 76 dollars per year, highlighting an optimistic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ksaghusetts
Christ- Ming Club
Nanes
Dolars
Annual Ladies Aid Sale Draws Large Crowd at Methearst Church
The annual Ladies Aid sale and entertainment at Methearst Church drew a large crowd. Afternoon and evening booths sold well with Mrs Annie Floyd presiding and vocal and piano performances by local musicians including Mrs Ade Sims and Rev Snepier. Organizers extend thanks to contributors and helpers for a successful event.
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Methearst Church
Annie Floyde
Ade- Sims
William Johnston
Amell
Snepier
Bawin Carle
Doris Beane
Martha Law
Olive Beane
Helen
Stolen Car Chase Ends with Arrest in Lexington
A dramatic pursuit Sunday through Lexington area highways ended with the recovery of a stolen automobile. Police reports say Patrolman John M. and officers stopped the vehicle after a high speed chase, with the suspect taken into custody following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tratllergus
Lincoln
Vollais
Peesee
John M
Friendly Rivals Meet Saturday In Big Classic
Maynard High and Concord High clash in a Middlesex League football game on Emerson playground Concord next Saturday. The winner could decide the league title as Concord seeks victory to vault ahead with Lexington. George Varnie’s Concord has shown steady improvement and a strong finish. Maynard, led by Coach Lerner, has been strong this season despite two setbacks and aims to prove itself against a top opponent.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Concord H High
Emerson Playground
Concord
Lexington
George Varnie
Angel Guardian
Meynard
Lerer
Marlboro
Wi-U
Maynard Elks Plan Benefit Show This Fall
Maynard BPOE members set up an Armistice Night init at Odd Fellows hall then discuss a moving picture benefit at People's Theatre on Wednesday night November 6 with proceeds aiding Christmas baskets for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge B. Ptd
Qdd Fellows Hall
Roosevelt
Meier
People’s Theatre
Moving Picture Show
Cooperative ’ Hall
The
Elks
Antiquarian House Extended Opening Through November 26
The Antiquarian House announces it will remain open until November 26. Initially the dates stated were shorter, but organizers decided to extend the schedule to accommodate visitors.
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Antiquarian House
1000 Attend Legion Ball at Concord Armory
About 1000 people gathered at the State Armory in Concord for a James J. Mansfield Post American Legion ball on Armistice Eve. Decorations featured Legion colors and portraits of Roosevelt and Wilson. Musicians led by Kanny Week's Casa Madrid Orchestra and the Rhythmettes energized the crowd with a grand march under William H Taunton.
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State Armory
Concord
James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
Young
Lowell
Legion
Franklin Delano
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Ernest Stock
Chelmsford
Kanny
Casa Madrid
Fay
Victor’ Salloway
William H Taunton
Conway
Paul’ Murray
John ‘Co. Dolan
Frank Hill
Green Parrot ‘Tea Room
John W. Clarkson
Walter
Haneen
Rushe
Comar H
1Gend
Carter
Furniture
Company of West
Russell Fo Parson
Jarvis
Derby
Joe Ee Pastee
Siar Peverill
Robert H. Hatch
James
H. Fie
Percy ‘W. Sweet
Merton J. Leighton
Walter J. Avery
Murdock MacLeod
Edward J. Cullirane
John J Hayes
Joseph Dee
William L. Dee
Welfare Fund
The
Post
Concord D A R Examines Old Quilts in Chapter House
Concord New Hampshire November meeting of the Concord Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution featured a quilt display with varied designs and colors. Guest speaker Mrs. George Warren of Manchester presented Old Coverlets while the chapter donated to the American Red Cross. Tea was served and a post meeting food sale was held at the Chapter House.
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Concord
Daughters of the
Wallace _ 5
Contant
American Red Cross
George H. Warren
Manchester
N. H
Dinah
George Richard Blinn
Bedford
Ae B. Cutler
John H. Lord
Smith
Maynard Art Exhibit Draws Thousands to School
The Maynard Woman's Club staged an extensive art exhibit with dozens of costumes from Finland England Poland and Russia plus paintings textiles and woodwork. Mrs. Stephens chaired the event with remarks from local officials and a school orchestra performance. Notable displays included antiques family heirlooms and a Burmese exhibit from John Ase missionary family.
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Maynard
George
Thie
Gurra
Pds
Hophens
Chusetts Federation
Bamundo
MacPh
Jeck Ba
Fide
Curiotte Stockbridge
Maynard, Woman's Club
Ite
Sara Bent
Bella Gruber
England
Lever
Irving Dart
Esther Marsden
Laura Wasuik
Helen Paul
Frank F Finocchi
Agnes Finocchi
Vernice Coolidge
Hudson
Catherine Allen
Harriet Naylor
Harriet Peel Oats
Miss. Naylor
Ann Pasakurnis
Elizabeth Wilson Peel
Helen Saarela
Pauline Saarinen
Finland
Ruth Wilson
Helen MacPherson
Elizabeth Mahoney
Clara Gogolin
Frank Finnocchi
Italy
Miss Kulic
Miss Wasik
Mre
Joseph Wasiuk
A. L. Baslevit
Margaret Crowe
Emily. Vance
Dorothy Mattson
Hakish Taylor
Sweden
Glen Swen
Poe
Idna Peppard
Stoen
Robert Bisee
Middleboro
Peppard
Guida Carbone
Burton Coughlan
School of Fine Arts
Hier
Maurice Coughlan
Neattes
Walter ‘Tierney
Brooks Reed
John Ase
Burmah
Oliver Trees
Mies
Ann. Pasakernia
Pasakarals
Paul Wilson
Frazer Forgis
Janet Taylor
Wiliam Brayden
Bers
Exhibhon
Red Cross Seeks New Members in Concord Area
The annual Red Cross membership drive runs between Armistice and Thanksgiving, a period of public significance. In 1933 Concord residents received wheat and cotton aid, ex service men and families were supported, public health nurses made 3700 home visits and ran a well baby conference, with 260 children and adults enrolled in swimming.
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Red Cross
Concord
Pratt
Egbaiz Man
Harry S. Marrs
Catherine. Young
Herbert B. Hos
Norman
Buon
Commemoration of 35 Years of World Service
A local notice marks 35 years of the world service of a daily newspaper. It recalls the anniversary on a date tied to the paper’s history and notes a commemorative event on a special page.
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Onnae
Christian — Co
World Service
Ig ix
Norway Street
Bucher Speaks on Germany Under Hitler at Concord Event
In Concord last week the Trinitarian Congregational church hosted a large gathering of town men. President George W. Brothers chaired as John G. Bucher, speaking for the fourth year, discussed Germany under Hitler, sharing insights gained from his recent trip to Germany. The audience gained a clearer view of German life and Hitlerism amid a robust Q&A session.
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Concord
George W. Brothers
Dlub
Leas
John G. ‘Bucher
Bueler
Germany
Hitler
Maynard Ward Welfare Distribution Plan
Mr Scully will collect and deliver items today for welfare and soldiers relief cases. The federal commission is also conducting a census of those on the list.
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Scully
Walthith
Ederal Commission
TradeBoard Hears Talk By C. H. Blackall
The Concord Board of Trade met at Colonial Inn on Monday evening November 6 with President red$. Boyd presiding. A nominating committee of Waldo P. Caghes EH. Payson Trus and Fred R. Jones was chosen to present slate of officers at the next annual meeting. Clarence H. Blackall spoke on Colonial architecture and urged an architectural guard to guide future building aesthetics. A delicious collation was served.
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Concord Board of Trade
Colonial Inn
Red$. Boyd
Waldo P .Caghes
EH. Payson Trus
Fred R. Jones
Clarence ‘H. Blackall
Hans? W. Miller
Dean’ Co
Aca
Blackall
Concord
Om Af ‘A
Maynard NRA Parade Biggest in Town History
Maynard's largest and longest parade honored Armistice Day and NRA ties. Local Legion and social groups led a line of 30 organizations, with 8 floats and displays amid flag decorations. Residents recalled the event as the town's grandest procession, ending with wreaths and memorial offerings.
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Maynard
Legoh
Hell
American Legion
Legion
Ibeg
Wwe
Hold Joint Installation Reported
Maynard notices detail the installation of Frank J. DeMars post A L officers and auxiliary officers. Newly installed officers include Esther Smith as president and Minnie Downey as senior vice president with roles for Susan Kelley Jeuner Sheridan and Nan Smith among others.
Dancing Poems and Jumbled Notes From Local Pages
Fragmentary OCR yields a mix of verse about roosters, eggs, and braying mules, with stray lines mentioning Dawson, Betty, and Girl Scouts. The readable bits resemble a light, humorous page of quips and short lines.
Funeral Held For Concord Woman Leader In Community
Funeral services were conducted at her Sudbury Road home followed by a high mass of requiem at St. Bernard's Church. Burial occurred in St. Bernard's Cemetery. Her long life in Concord spanned about 42 years with deep devotion to family and local schools.
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Concord
Mira Byrnequire
Sudbury Road
Nine Acre Mer
Michael . James
Con
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Mrs Albert Stokes of Holden Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Albert Stokes aged 28 of Holden died at home after a brief sickness. She was born in Holden and survived by her husband, three Connors of Holden, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the home conducted by Rev Mason Cross of St George's Episcopal Church. Burial followed in Holden.
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Maynard
Albert Stokes
McKinley
Gireet
Holden
John Connors
Mason Cross
St. George's ‘Episcopal Church
Adan Resident Attends Funeral at Glenwood Cemetery
Loh roan ee Adan of coon Sp attended a Congregational service conducted by Rev. Mather A. Vance at Glenwood Cemetery. The service drew many friends and relatives and featured an abundant display of floral offerings.
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Loh Roan Ee Adan
Coon Sp
Mather A. Vance
Glenwood ‘Cemetery
Loom Wagin Operation in NRA Parade Reminder
A fragment notes a Loom Wagin operation tied to an NRA parade with a reminder of minimum requirements. Further readable details are limited in the clipped text.
Concord Weather Snapshot Shows Record Cold in 1921 Context
A weather note reports Concord recording a low near ten below cloudy after midnight with a temperature around sixteen degrees. It mentions past cold records, 1921 comparisons, and a recent snowfall of 3.2 inches contributing to unsettled conditions and below average monthly temperatures.
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Concord
Fred A. Tower
Gontord
James J. Mara Forest Meeting Yields Elections
A Town Hall gathering produced a slate of elected officials amid discussion of the James J. Mara Forest. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicate local leadership changes and a focus on forest affairs.
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Alboro
Mt Peat
Brayden
Her+ ly
Kawil
Ana Presi
Chih
Maynard B.P.O.E
Concord D.A.R
Chapter House
Washington School
Pat
J. G. Bucher
Maynard A
Federal Relief Commsdionee A
C. H. Blackall
Beh Denton
Mule
Stent
Bray
Sondage Evenvat
Dawson
Betty
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Albert Stokes
James J. Mara
Forest War
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