Maynard Auxiliary Reports Strong Attendance and Fund Drive
Frank J. Maynard Post Auxiliary held a lively Thursday evening meeting at Eagle hall with 118 members in good standing. The group discussed a Christmas fund for wounded soldiers, planned a house to house canvas, and outlined membership button plans and December entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Demars
Post Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
O. 8. Fowler
The
American Legion
Red Cross
Louis Sullivan
Alexander Espie
Laura Moore
Edward Reading
Mabel Lowney
Legion
Mra Harris
Mae Hawes
Alice McDonald
Irene O
John Rownd
Misera Moore
Wardzala Wins Again For Maynard Honors Bid
Wardzala earns a second school year honor for Maynard. The standout performer, described as enterprising, posted ten consecutive minutes with five errors, highlighting local athletic achievement and optimistic hometown pride for future honors.
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Maynard
Stanley M
Wardzala
Women Favor School Board Bid in February Election
Women voters express satisfaction with their first voting experience and plan to back a female candidate for the school board. The group discusses forming a Parent-Teachers association to focus on school methods and policies as families anticipate children nearing school age.
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Parent
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Official Visitation at Odd Fellows Hall
The Rebekah lodge entertained Mrs A Williams and D D one Mrs Cora McLeod marshal sf Con scord who made an official visitation at a Thursday evening meeting. The degree was exemplified on a four member class under the lodge degree team supervision. Guests came from Concord Gon and the Actons. Supper featured roast beef escar oysters and fixings under the direction of Mrs Dewitt and other listed organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
A. Williams
D. D
Cora McLeod
Marshall
Sf Con
Scord
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lodge
Concord
Gon
Actons
Dewitt
Samuel Parker
Mra
George Hart
Butter- Duggan
Ben
Community Glee Club Holds Meeting and Discusses Plans
The Community Glee Club held a meeting led by club officials including Howard A. Wil and other members. Discussion focused on club activities, member protection, and forthcoming events.
Community club elects leaders and invites members
James A. Coughlan was chosen leader and Mrs. George H. Creighton, Lious in H. Woods, supervisor of music at the public schools is director of the club. Membership is open to all residents and prospective members are urged to join early. Already $2 members are enrolled and Gineva have said they intend to join.
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James A. Coughlan
George H. Creighton
Liousin H. Woods
Gineva
Juin
Maynard Fishing for Weekend Hoop Match Ups
Maynard played two games Saturday night winning one on the floor but losing at the cash register. Manager Murray coordinated Boston teams to fill two A A squads. Roxbury A A beat Maynard 33 to 6 in a 15 minute period, with Maynard led by Connell, Bower, Waldron, Freeman, Finn, Kendall and Clancy.
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Meynard
Lyet
Murray
Bury
Sullivan
Millbury
Holy Crag
Marlboro
Boston
A. A
Amore
Roxbury A. A
Maynard
Connell
Bower
Waldron
Freeman
Finn
Kendall
Clancy
Flo Harvey
Ladies Auxiliary Sale of Fancy Articles
The Ladies' Auxiliary A O H will hold a public sale of fancy articles at 10 o clock on Monday evening December 20. The committee in charge includes Mrs William Smith Mrs James McCarthy Miss Rose Sullivan Miss Mary Driscoll and Mrs Mary Flannery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
James McCarthy
Rose Sullivan
Mary Driscoll
Mary Flannery
Trust Co Officials Attend Regional Savings Conference in Boston
E. Taylor treasurer and John Garlick teller of the Trust Co attended a conference of the Associate Savings Companies of Massachusetts held at the City Club in Boston on Thursday evening. The Question club was entertained by Miss Irene Martin at her Summer Street home on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Nelson Roeder are on a month long vacation in Somerset New Hampshire with Mr Rogier planning a hunting stop.
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E. Taylor
John Garlick
Teller
Ta ‘Trust Co
Associate Savings Companies of
Massachusetts
City Club
Boston
Question Club
Irene Martin
Nelson Roeder
Somerset
Rogier
Public Library Origins and Women’s Role in Reading
In a talk at West Concord Woman's Club, Thomas C Liprahan traces early library development and emphasizes slow book handwork, the shift to print, and the library as a practical tool for business and recreation. He notes women increasingly value books at home while travel and fiction ease daily monotony and aid child development.
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Truman, Um
Thomas Cliprahan
Library of
T Talk West Concord Woman's.club
Lib
Newell's Orchestra to Play in Concord Tomorrow
Local brief notes several residents and visitors. Miss Charlotte im Bile of the Boston English Opera Co called on friends yesterday. John Carey, 239 Lincoln St, ill with typhoid fever. Mrs John Hallowell underwent an operation performed by Lahey.
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Newell's
Concord
Charlotte Im Bile of
The
Boston English Opera Co
John
Joseph Carey
Lincoln St
John Hallowell
Wes Quersiet
Lahey
Concord leader pushes street railway reform and funding
Dr. P Abercrombie, vice president of the Concord Maynard road, argues for public act support, tariff adjustments, and town assessments to stabilize finances. He cites rising costs, twin deficits, and bond obligations while advocating regulation to protect riders and maintain service.
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DB. P
P. Abercrom
Concord, Maynard & Road
Maynard Business Men's Association
Pine Street
Commonwealth
Birthrate Seen As Crucial National Issue
The article discusses how birth rate trends and census data reflect social health. It contrasts French concerns with American immigration and schooling, emphasizing that births and deaths require ongoing attention to ensure a balanced future population and welfare of children.
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France
United States
Paris Awakens as a World City Crowded by Refugees
A Paris essay claims the prewar cosmopolitan city has become a permanent melting pot. Censuses of average apartments reveal Belgians, Germans displaced, Bolsheviks refugees, regional families, students with dollars, and foreigners from Britain, the Balkans, Poland, Turkey and beyond. Parisians themselves are pushed to the suburbs or struggle to find city housing.
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New York Evening Post
Paris
Excelsior
Cnime
Tomas
Balkan States
Poland
Turkey
Bens
Cardinal Hat Symbol of Office in Cardinal’s Dress
The cardinal’s hat signals office and is not worn except on the pope’s placement. When a cardinal dies the hat marks the coffin. The hat features heavy cords and sixteen tassels at each end. Crimson robes indicate office and are made of cloth supplied by Burtscheld merchants near Polle. The process remains a jealously guarded secret.
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Sacred College
Burtscheld
Polle
Trade With Australia Grows in the Quarter
Trade with Australia shows healthy growth with imports around 175 thousand dollars and exports about 16.35 million dollars for the first quarter. February exports nearly matched January and March totals while outbound ships exceeded imports. however the value of goods sent in February was less than half the March imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
A. W. Fer
Making It Homelike Dolly Keeps Bulldog Baby at Bedside
A fragmentary London note recalls Dolly’s birthday with a baby bulldog. The child insists on taking the pet to bed, waking distressed in the night while the mother stays awake to comfort and protect the canine companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Hhis Eell
Brace
Ewers
London
Canada Forms Seventeen Aerial Taxicab Firms
Seventeen aerial taxicab companies are being formed in Canada and some already licensed by the air board. Four commercial flying companies have been formed at Winnipeg with others at Moose Jaw Saskatoon Calgary Banff and planned for Banff and Calgary. Passenger flying is the first objective with freight and distribution for large shops expected.
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Perial
Canada
Air Poard
Winni
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Boton
Hanna
Alberta
Calgary
Idge
Banff
Iplan
Tog Il
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Howard A. Wil
Concord Junction
Benedict Tait
Jaton
Geo
Benedict
A Y Business College
Heavy Coast Artillery
H. L. Chalifoux
Pride
Junction
Madame Ball
Boyls‘ton
New de Barre
Idsawild St
Allston
Teusign
Woman's
Ete Laurier
Kate San
Pleat
F .K. Martin
W. H. Barney
Mechanic St
Ee Cere
Nie
Anes
Monda
Maynard Business
Seth
Ventica
Electra
Conall
Rams
Glazier
Hod Wo
Acton Selectmer
Serpurg
Aininnies
Aki
Man Ie
Renee
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