Noncord Co operative Bank marks another milestone
The board reports the eighth annual result showing steady growth in assets and loans on estate mortgages. Loans total 203 on estate with average 3413 each, paid up shares and certificates, and profits capital of 82250.68. Deposits fund real estate lending, with notes payable previously settled and ongoing aim to increase shareholders and shares to reduce external borrowing.
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Co-Operative Bank
First Mort
Commissioners of Banks of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commissioner of Banks
Commissioner's Office
Maynard Lodge Hosts Night with Comedy “The Boiled Owls”
Hudson Lodge L O O of Maynard held a meeting night featuring an entertainment. A face comedy titled The Boiled Owls was to be performed with cast including Fred fs Wim Duckworth Robert Ite Archie MacPherson Ruth Drechsler Wilford Saxon Price William Jones Frank J. Albert Hodges Frank Case Walter Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynard
Hudson Lodge
Maynard Lodge
Fred Fs
Wim Duckworth
Robert Ite
Archie MacPherson
Rauth Drechsler
Wilford Saxon
Price
William Jones
Frank J. Albert Hodges
Frank Case
Walter Stokes
Auctioneers Promote Howard County Burr Market
Howard Co Burr Market advertised by John A Finigan of Ord Mass and local auctioneers in Burr Mass inviting participation.
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Howard Co
Burrbury, Mass
John. A. Finigan
Ord, Mass
Tel 404 Auctioneers
John Ad Finigan
Concord
Mass
Howard C
Burr Sudbury
Executors Auction Sale of Adele M Rice Homestead
Executors auction sale settles the Adele M estate at the Rice homestead corner Post Road Concord South Sudbury Mass. It offers one of the finest lots of bold furniture in the vicinity including tables chairs beds chiffoniers couches rugs bookcases mirrors desks glassware and a variety of household items plus tools lawn mower garden hose wheelbarrow and more. The clearance sale promises ample under cover space though weather remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele M
Rice Homestead
Post Road
Concord
Sudbury
Mass
Mary E. Shi
Cord, Mass
Selden
Dodge
Morris
Rally at Town Hall to cheer Concord High football
Concord citizens alumni and supporters gather at the Town Hall at 7 30 for a send off rally for Concord High School football eleven bound for Lexington to play the annual classic with Lexington High Coach Edward F Loughlin leads a successful season with hopes for a large turnout and victory Thanksgiving Day Inspirational addresses cheering and school songs planned.
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Concord
Town Hall
Lexington
Lexington High
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord High Boys Serve as Ushers for Harvard Yale Game
Edward F. Loughla, coach at Concord High, and twelve Concord High School boys were engaged by the Harvard Athletic Association as ushers for the Harvard and Yale game at the stadium Saturday.
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Concord High School
Edward F. Loughla
Harvard Athletic Association
Harvard
Yale
Juniors Edge Lincoln Juniors in Narrow Bowling Victory
West Concord Juniors topped Lincoln Juniors in a tight match at Lynch Alleys Maynard last night. Chenis led scoring as the main weapon for West Concord.
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West Concord
Lincoln
Lynch
Maynard
Chenis
West Concord P T A reorganizes at Harvey Wheeler School
West Concord Parent Teachers Association reformed at the Harvey Wheeler School Assembly Hall. Richard W. McCabe elected president with an officer slate including Mrs. Erwin Bumford and Miss Arvilla Colby performing a program of songs and dances. The group plans a December stereopticon lecture on education and a January vocation guidance talk by Harvard educator Dr. Frederick C. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Parent-Teachers Association
Harvey Wheeler
William A. Rodday
Oreanian
Winslow J. Damon
Richard W. McCabe
Erwin L. Bumford
Kennan Damon
Frank
5. Waite
Andrew Edawardson
Harold D. Chittim
Harvey Wheeler-West
Concord School
Gardner Gale
Edward W. Sheehan
Lauren C. Kingman
McCabe
Charmain
Arvilla Colby
Mary A. O’keefe
Bessie
L. Wessells
Colby
Mary MacAuley
Chittim
An O'Keefe
Mise O’keefe
Doman
Frederick C. Smith
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Parent Teachers’ Association of
Burleigh L. Pratt
Edward F. Loughlin
William L. Fitzpatrick
J. Edward Mahoney
Acton Church Holds Supper And Sets New Records
The annual chicken pie supper at the Congregational Church, run by the Ladies Church Aid Society, drew a large crowd and was acclaimed the best yet. Middlesex Extension Service representatives Miss Feefley and Miss Stillman attended and entered the event in a community meal contest. The society introduced new dishes and silver to serve 109 guests, with multiple committees managing decorations, supper service, and entertainment including Rin-Tin-Tin.
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Acton
Congregational Church
Ladies Church Aid Society
Feefley
Stillman
Middlesex Extension Service
Bean
Horton
Harry Tuttle
Inga
Big Holiday Game Planned Between Sheiks and Phantoms
Maynard telegram reports Thanksgiving afternoon clash on Alumni Field as the Sheiks host the Colored Phantoms, the Haet area’s sole colored football team. Twenty two Phantoms players travel for what is described as the season’s stellar gridiron attraction drawing a large local following.
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Maynard
Sheiks
Colored Phantoms
Haet
Phantoms
Iola
Marlboro Leaders Demand Post Road First Over Turnpike Plan
A Marlboro meeting attended by city officials and business groups accused state leaders of neglecting the post road in favor of a turnpike project. The group urged immediate action to secure post road completion, noting Highway Commission plans to build the Turnpike next year.
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Marlboro
Boston Post Road
Pine Grove Inn
Ca i
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis Club
Post Road
Rotary Club
Highway Commission
Winfield Temple
William Hy _ilehard M. ‘Bryans
Ota
Temple
William 4
Wellen
Concord Antiquarian Society authorizes sale of old house land
At the annual meeting in the vestry of First Parish in Concord the society voted to authorize selling the gate of the present Antiquarian House and land on Lexington Road and to borrow funds to finish the new building. Allen French was re elected president with Morse and Mrs Herbert Hosmer as vice presidents.
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Concord
Concord Antiquarian Society
Antiquarian House
Lexington Road
Allen French
Iashawtue Road
John G Morse
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Fred A. Tower
Billcott Pratt
Henry ¥. Smith
H. Robert
Acetylene Tanks Explode Near Concord Railroad Demolition
Early yesterday residents of Concord felt a loud rumble and quaking as acetylene tanks used by the Boston and Maine Railroad to demolish a section of the road over the Concord River exploded. A fire in a drop end coal car ignited the gas, demolishing the coal car and damaging the trestle. Patrolman Lawton alerted the Fire Department. workers later found the tanks had exploded, prompting police to check areas including the Concord Reformatory and nearby powder mills, which remained intact.
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Concord
Boston and Main Railroad
Concord River
Robert P. Lawton
Maynard
Concord Reformatory
West Concord
Acton
Mayard
Sudbury Woman's Club Held New England Day
The Sudbury Woman's Club observed New England Day on a Wednesday afternoon with a program led by Emily and a meeting featuring reports from the Stat Federation session in Stockton. Members displayed antiques and Paisley shawls while a parade of 35 women in old costumes and a coffee and doughnut service highlighted the event.
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Sudbury
New England
Stat
Federation
Stockton
Haley
Marion
B Eaton
America
John C Hall
Carlton Elims
Harvey N ‘Fairbanks
Chas.h. Way
Anne Hutchins i
Mary. A. Idvermore
Barton
Euceet
Roland Cutler
Surprise farewell reception for long-time Concord couple
Mr and Mrs J M Hay who are leaving Concord after many years were warmly bid farewell at Mrs Anna Carlsons residence on Vic Road. Mr Thomas Peterson attended and delivered best wishes and greetings while guests presented them with a keepsake. Refreshments were served to a large gathering of friends.
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J. M. Hay
Concord
Anna Carlson
Vic- Road
Thomas Peterson
Hay
Budget in Massachusetts Eyes Boston Post Road Upgrade
State officials in Boston discuss a planned upgrade for the Boston New York Post Road through Marlboro as part of next year’s Public Works budget. The Commission on Administration and Finance reviews the proposal while Hoover’s highway plans accelerate public works, with questions raised about the Boston Worcester New York Street Railway Company and potential Commonwealth involvement.
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State House
Boston
New York
Marlboro
State Department of Public Works
Commission On Administration and Finance
The
Commonwealth
Boston Post Road
Hoover
Boston-Worester-New
York Street Railway Company
Street Railway Company
Robert EB. Goodwin
Concord Board of Selectmen
Roger W. Babson
Concord
Babson
Edison Company of Boston
Boston, Worcester-New York Street Railway Company
Goodwin
Boston-Worcester-New York Street Railway Company
Worcester-New York Street Railway Company
Department of Lev Ces
Priory
Tober
Family guests from Panama visit Acton couple
Mrs Blood and children Betty and Kenneth from Panama visited her mother Mrs Amelia since early summer. They left Sunday for New York to visit Mrs Blood's brother Ray Robbins then will return home to Panama on Tuesday. Kenneth and Betty attended a local school and look forward to returning next summer.
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Acton
Nee Blood
Betty’ Neth, Jr
Amelia
New York
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Bhep
Tel
Reorganize Association
Turnpike Road
Rotary Ad Kiwanis Club
A. A. Martel
Pres’ Allen French Corloord Antiquarian Society
Bing
Upland Road
Jose A
Sudbury Club
Bring
Anpes
Tell
Boston & Worcester Situation
Ival Road
Enterprise State House
Panama
Ellen M. Sullivan
Old Bridge Rd
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