FAVINARD GH IN LINE TO CLAIM LEAGUE HONORS
FAVINARD GH is in line to claim league honors as the Mid x league race tightens with Maynard tipped for top finish. Clinton Thanksgiving clash looms. a home win could seal the title as Chelmsford and Belmont eyes the crown. Injuries thin the roster but key stars remain ready.
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Favinard
Matt Maynard
Ynard
Clinton
Chelmsford
Frigard
Ignachuk
Mullin
Swartz
Lott
Belmont
Fire Destroys House Near Russell Avenue
A fire damaged a house near Russell Avenue previously owned by Waugh of Cambridge. The nearby fire department assisted by Stow firefighters controlled the blaze and brush fire along the Assabet River with pumps and lines.
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Russell
Waugh
Cambridge
Ard Fire Department
Stow Department
Assabet
Planning Board Opposes Airport Zoning Change
Concord planning officials urge restrictions before approving George M. Lee’s petition to use land between the Assabet River and Barretts Mill road for aviation. The board warns that without limits the site would harm the town and requires zoning extension to cover the project.
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Concord
Coachcord Board of Selectmen
George M. Lee
Barretts Mill Road
West Concord
Board of Trade
Planning Board
Lee
Eas Ateries
De Molay to Conduct Service on Parents Day
Maynardstown Wilson Chapter of De Molay will lead a service at the Methodist church Sunday evening November 22 at 7 o clock. Robert H Hull Ruoff A Tompkins chaplain and orator will conduct with F Robert Hartin giving the address on Environment. A quartet of Edwin Carlton Hollis Barlow Allen Palmer and Robert Madsen will present music.
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Maynard
Allen F Palmer
Robert Madsen
Pierce Wins Armistice Day Flag Tournament at Concord
Frank A. Pierce won the Armistice Day Flag tournament at Concord Country Club by five feet from the 18th cup. Ralph C. Piper placed second with his flag in the 18th trap, and Wells Blanchard finished third with his flag in the 17th cup.
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Frank A. Pierce
Concord Contry Club
Ralph C. Piper
Wells Blanchard
Concord High School Dance Promises Thanksgiving Night
The fourth annual Concord High School football dance will be held in the high school auditorium on Thanksgiving night Thursday Nov 26. George Smith's orchestra will provide music. Tickets available from alumni committee chair Maurice McWalter and members Mary Dalton Maude Tompkins and Robert Ferranor. Also listed is First Parish in Concord with Rev Edward P Daniels, minister. Services at 9:15 Church School and 10:46 Morning Service.
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Conerd High School
George Smith
Maurice McWalter
Mary Dalton
Maude Tompkins
Robert Ferran
Cong
Edward P. Daniels
Trinitarian Church Service Schedule in Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Massachusetts with Rev George L Thurlow as pastor offers Sunday school at 9 30 am followed by a 10 45 am morning service and sermon by the pastor.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
George L. Thurlow
Acton Teachers Plan Evening of Music and Talk at High School
The Acton Teachers Association invites all parents to an entertainment program in the high school auditorium on Thursday evening November 19 at eight. The program includes music and speaking plus a social hour in the auditorium.
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Acton Teachers Association
Acton School
Ida Christie
T .He. L
Circle of the Congregational Church
World War Veteran Maynard Stades Dies at 37
Maynard Joseph Stades of 4 Wali Court, a world war veteran who was gassed in the war and lived as a semi invalid, died at his home about midnight on Armistice Day. He left a wife Pauline and two sons. A military funeral at St Casimir's Church followed by a graveside service in St Bridget's cemetery was conducted by Frank's DeMars Post A L with Rev. Ernest Lyman Mills leading Legion members and prayers by Rev Fr Daiok.
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Maynard—Joseph Stades
Walicourt
Pauline
Stades
Frank
DeMars
Ernest Lyman Mills
Legion
Legon
St Casimir’s Church
Ray Ae Daiok
Daiok
St. Bridget’s
Stade
Tar and tar barrel explosions foil no injuries
An explosion followed by a second blast occurred in a tar yard when a barrel overheated and ignited. Fire crews responded quickly, extinguishing flames with sand and water. no structures burned and only two tar barrels were damaged. James Feehall, Road Department employee, was near the scene.
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James Feehall
Road Department
U S W V Camp And Auxiliar Hold Inspection
The U S W V Camp Ralph P Hosmer and its Auxiliary held respective inspections Thursday evening at the Veterans Building and State Armory in Concord. Capt Herbert E Berry presided over the camp with Jim O Brien of Natick as inspecting officer assisted by Ernest M Campbell. The Auxiliary, led by Mrs Alice Lee, welcomed district inspector Mrs Mary O Connor, and agreed to host a whist party at Mrs Lee's Barretts Mill Road home for members and guests including Miss Mary Lee and Mrs George Peaserty.
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Concord
Corp. Ralph .P.hosmer
United
Veterans
Herbert E Berry
Jim O’brien
Natick
Ernest M. Campbell
Saibe
Parish Gymnasium Improvements Near Completion
The parish gym at Sv. Casimir's church is being improved with a new wooden floor and a dressing room. Preparatory work has started to ready the facility for the upcoming basketball season. Boys will use two courts, one for older players and one for younger, while the girls also participate.
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Maynard
Sv. Casimir’s
Maynard pupil wins safety essay contest gold medal prize
William Brindley of Maynard Junior High wins first prize for an essay on observing streets and highway safety rules. John Neafsey of Brockton takes second. several teachers and other students receive honorable mentions. Statewide prizes include travel to Washington and larger awards funded by the Automobile Chamber of Commerce.
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Ahowerst
William Brindley
Mill Street
Maynard
John Neafsey
Emmet Street
Brockton
Winthrop
Wee
Ben Tecanbion
Nafety Lessom
Mick Mildred’ E. Mullin
Mai
Ray
Franklin
Dorothy M. Snierson
Commonwealth Ave
Boston
North
Waltham
Alice E. Landon
Ryan Sr
New Bedford
Roosevelt
Mullin
Union
Washington
Ees
Aia
Ee Automobile
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
William. Brindtex
Mies Mary A. Pets Pr
Ill Street
Maynard, John
C. A. Sullivan
Eltington
Springfield
Ledson
Mildred Bene
Wehoglees Aks
Main St
Ynard
Mass
Mag Dore Hcy M. Snierson
North Junior High School
Migs
Alice K. Landoi
Roosevelt Junior High School
Ryan‘street
Mads
William Brinley
Ffth
Henry Fairbanks
Cather
Maynard Juncior High School
Hag
Mildredge
Jamily
Mullin $ Manestreet
Leek
Walter Mullin
Fordham College
Leo
Fordham
Granges Draw For Honors In Local Entertainment
An entertainment program by visiting Granges drew praise from attendees. Natick tied for the crown with other acts, while Miss Marion Stacey of Lawrence and Mrs. Bourke helped organize the event at the Maynard venue. The program included dances and jokes with Miss Stacey and Mrs. Bourke in leadership roles.
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Lady Luck
Natick
Ieee
Marion Stacey
Lawrence
Wae xX
Macurde
Maynard Pig Players
Eva T
Alice Howe
Bourke
Masons Install Officers at Maynard Masonic Ceremony
Maynard Masonic Temple overflowed as Charles A Welch Lodge AF and A M installed officers in a dramatic ceremony. Guests from Watertown Waltham Marlboro Cambridge Hudson Framingham Concord Acton and others attended. Gavin A Taylor received a gavel from Hood Rubber associates as Frank R Rowe retired master was honored with a past master's jewel.
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Maynard—Masonic Temple
Charles A Welch Lodge
AF & A M
Watertown
Waltham
Marlboro
Cambridge
Hudson
Framingham
Concord
Acton
Gavin A Taylor
Hood Rubber Company
Taylor
Frank Rowe
Harry Burn
Dudley Heart
The
Magons of
Massachusetts
Frank H Ton
Theron Lowden
Harold’a Merriam
Preston R Crowell
Frank R Rowe
Harvey N Fairbank
Edmund MacPherson
Charles L Gray
Albert A Tallant
Wallace C Priest
William K Walters
Inside Sentinel
Richard aves _ etn
Concerten and Ark Glee Club
Widow of Samuel Hoar Buried Here
The widow of Samuel Hoar is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Survived by Namue Hoar of Concord and John Hoar of Boston, six grandchildren. Born in 1859 in New Hampshire to Ann Putnam and Bainbridge Wadleigh. Married in 1886. husband, a Boston and Albany Railroad counsel and Massachusetts lawyer, died in 1904. He died November 9 in Marlborough Street, Boston. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Namue Hoar
Concord
John Hoar
Boston
Ssi
Washington B.‘Thom
Wis
Laymen's Missionary Movement marks 26th anniversary observance
The Laymen's Missionary Movement celebrated its 26th founding anniversary with services at Union Congregational Church. Delegations from Stow Attle West Concord and Sudbury attended. Rev Mathew A Vance led planning with speaker Dr Wynn Fairfield of Boston. Frank A Merriam presided. A forum followed the address and refreshments were served by the Men's League.
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Om Maynard
Union Congregational Church
Stow
Att m
West Concord
Sudbury
Mathew A Vance
Wynn’ C ‘Fairfield
Boston
Frank A Merriam
Men’s League
The
Four teens killed in Shanghai steamer blast and Lexington crash
Shanghai reports four teen deaths when explosion and fire destroyed the American owned Shang Shi River steamer 112 about 323 miles above Ishang. In Lexington a Belmont High School girl, Isabel Beaton 17, was killed in a two car collision. Robert Wilson 19 and Paul Webb Jr. involved with injuries and minor passenger cuts. Ole Rustad arrested for reckless driving.
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Shanghai
Ishang
Lexington
Belmont
Eerie
Isabel Beaton
Robert P Wilson
Clinton
Arlington
Paul Webb, Jr
Bedford
Turkey Whist and Bridge Party Sponsored by Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Jarvis Derby reports a Turkey whist and bridge sale of tickets going well with over a hundred sold last week. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the affair to be held Thursday November 19.
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Turkey
Jarvis Derby
American Legion Auxiliary
Armistice Eve Legion Ball Proves Brilliant, Concord
Concord reports the Armistice Eve Military Ball of James J. Mansfield Post American Legion as a brilliant and successful event. Decorations in legion colors with uniforms and costumes created a vivid effect while Joe Rines showboat orchestra energized the dance. A memorial service honored World War I dead and notable guests included Raymond Whetler, Id A. Sheehan, Jol C. Dolan, William A Hagerty, George Mulcahy, and others. committee members led by John W. Clarkson and Roger K. Allen organized the affair.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
Legion
Joe Rines
Everyon
Er B. Alcott Pratt
Taps
Tau Be
Hwerr
Raymond Whetler
Mrs. Wheeler
Id A. Sheehan
Jol C. Dolan
William A Hagerty
George Mulcahy
Joseph , P. di
Maynard Post
Ie Gion
Gunnar Hemmingson
Bedford
Clarence’ P
Bodwell
Bedford Hospital
John W. Clarkson
Iman
Roger K. Allen
Fr B. Child Jr
B. Alcott Pratt
Organ
John B. Mutty
Ini
Russell F. Pa Mardoch MacLeod
Samuel G. Kent
Seall
Anderson
Percy Sweet
John A. Young
Rose of County Kerry minstrel show at Somerville
The Rose of County Kerry a two act musical play with interpolated minstrel numbers drew capacity crowds in Somerville Monday. Perc y B North directed with Richard Appleby and a cast including Miss Mary Tobin Joseph McKenna Miss Dorothy Flavin John Mullaney and Elizabeth Hennessy delivering multiple songs and dances. The show closed with the Rose of County Kerry sung by the company and John Connor as stage manager led by a large Kerry Roses chorus.
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County Kerry
Maas
Mondey
Percy B North
Somerville
Richard Appleby
Mary
Tobin
Joseph McKenna
Dorothy Flavin
John Mutlaney
Elizabeth Hennessey
Eugene Flagg
Joseph McGann
Elizabeth Hayes
Daniel Kelley
Catherine Christian
James Powers
Charles
Paul Byron
Edward Byron
Stephen Flannery
Edward McKenna
John Doyle
James Edmunds
Guido Antognoni
Martin Disken
Enrico Vento
Charles Mara Thomas Burke
Robert Parke
John Sablahe
John Cullinane
Romeo DiCicco
Frank Hennessey
John McHugh
Terence McHugh
The
Council
Margaret U Sheehan
Lise
Mary F Tobin
Miss Tobin
Margaret Sheehan
Agnes Collins
Margaret McGann
Mary Dalton
Margaret Kenney Riath Lyons
Dorothy
Kerry
Colleens
Caroline
Teredy McHugh
Grand Knight
Wth
John
McHug
John Tombeno
Thomas Tomben
Edward Cullinane
Mary Dalto
Elsie Taillacy
Ruth Lyons
Margaret Kenney
Alda Sablone
Ines Collings
Margaret Sheen
Thomas J McGann, Jr
Frederick KE. Lawton
Bernard A McKenna
John W Whalen
William L Dee
Daniel C Sullivan
John Winhalen
William L. Dee
Acton Post Military Ball Draws Large Attendance
Armistice Day observances in Acton village at Exchange Hall under the auspices of the American Legion featured a concert and grand march led by Commander Edward L. Pender and Mrs. Sidney Pa Cock. After a formal reception, lights dimmed for a lighted tribute to heroic dead as the event concluded.
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Edwards-Quimby
American Legion
Legion
Furan
Isaac S. Ford
Edward L. Pender
The
Sidney Pa Cock
Auxiliary
Enre
Bose
U&t
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