Meeting Minutes From Local Society Election
The group elected Alice Joyce as vice president McCarthy as secretary Bariteau as financial secretary Mary Sheridan as mistress arms Driscoll as sentinel Gunecing rman to stand for Driscoll histories Mary Conners and Margaret Conners named on the committee Mary Conners chairs the literary group A class will be held Tuesday the 8 and installation is planned for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radley
Alice Joyce
McCarthy
Mary Conners
Margaret Conners
Maynard M. E. Church Rally Day Observed
John Rex pastor leads Rally Day October 7 with infant baptism at 10 30 service. Theme The Church and the Family. Choir directed by W H Johnston to sing. A 12 noon general assembly of the church school follows.
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Maynard
Local Church Activities Schedule and Meeting Notes
Sunday services at seven and a rally on Wednesday feature the junior choir led by Mrs Grace Salloway and Rev William B traveling speaker on German tours. Ad hoc gatherings include a home department event Thursday at 2 30 hosted by Mrs E C Coon, a primary department party Friday at 6, the Adelphai Class meeting at Elizabeth Binks’s home, and a general policy discussion on October 19 ahead of the annual church fair on November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Ural
Junio Choir
Grace Salloway
Rally Assembly
William B
Mne
Germany
E C Coon
Home Department
Concord Street
J .R Shepler
Adelphai
Union Congregational Church Maynard Services and Events
The Maynard Mass church announces Sunday worship and sermon at 10 45 am led by Rev Matthew A Vance with Communion Sunday on October 7 and urging all members to attend. Church School led by Mrs Carl Stock at 9 45 am and 10 46 am. Young People’s Fellowship departs at 1 30 pm for Watatie Mountain in Ashby. Monday night at 7 pm Church Council meeting and at 8 pm the council merge.
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Maynard
Mass
Matthew. A. Vance
Church
Carl Stockbridge
Young People’s Fellowship
Watatie Mountain
Ashby
Sudbury Churches Plan Joint Gift Night and Service
The Larger Pair Committee plans a Seon meeting with church leaders and the Benevolent Society hosting a guest night on Thursday October 4 with supper and program. Mr Blades of Boxboro is speaker and Mrs Addy of Stow attends. Sudbury residents are invited to attend a union church day across three Protestant ministries. Ministers urge strong attendance to revive old traditions.
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Benevolent
Blades
Boxboro
Solniet
Addy
Stow
Sudbury
Albert B. Reynolds
Congregational Church
Guth
George H. Clarke
Method Church
William Channing
Pris
Old Dr Stork Busy in Bedford Deliveries
The paper notes several births over the past week in Bedford. A young son arrived at Mr. and Mrs. Bederstadt on Loomis Street early Monday. A bouncing boy was born to Mr. and Mrs Gardine on Carlisle Road Thursday morning. A daughter was left with Mr. and Mrs. Leman on North Road Thursday night. A daughter arrived at Mr. and Mrs on Great Road that night. A son was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Page on Loomis Street. Congratulations to the parents.
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Dr. Stork
Bedford
Edward Page
Loomis Street
Winners In Bedford Bridge and Whist Party
Mrs Albert Berry hosted a Welfare Committee event for American Legion Auxiliary Unit 221 on North road. Prizes in bridge went to Gertude Pallante Charles Brock Dorcas Roberts Arnold Laffin Christine Nicholson Lott Peterson Howard Davis and Ben Converse. Whist prizes awarded to Frank Kellaway Walter Bierer Mary McMahan Hartwell Mrs Lyons Ene Bierer Catherine Ormand Gladys Croswell with consolation to Albert Berry.
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Catherine Ormand
Gladys Croswell
Consolation
Albert Berry
Youth Day Emphasized at Congregational Church South Acton
Congregational Church South Acton observes Youth Day on Sunday October 7 with a special program for young men and women. New senior and junior Christian Endeavor officers will be installed and sessions resume later in the day. An annual church fair is set for Thursday October 25 in the vestry, following an all day L C meeting October 4 with sewing in the morning and a luncheon and business meeting at noon.
Maynard Emergency Nursing School Planned
Maynard plans an Emergency Nursing School under the supervision of the Federal Educational Relief Administration to be organized in Maynard. The project is set to proceed soon.
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Maynard
Federal Educational Relief Administration
Roosevelt School Adds Child Supervised Day Program
The Departments of Children will oversee a program for children aged three and up. Accepted participants determined by age and need. The group meets at Roosevelt School five days a week 8 45 am to 3 30 pm with lunch provided for nonresident children. Parents must supervise travel to and from school. James P King Superintendent of Schools.
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Roosevelt School
James P. King
Local Clergy and Birthday Observations Highlight Quiet Weekend
Rev Arthur D Wildes preached at First Parish Unitarian Meeting House in Roxbury last Sunday. Mrs Lacy Flint of Elm Street marked her fifth birthday with neighbors at home. born in Bedford she has resided here in good health. Chief F H Sullivan captured three boys who fled Lawrence Training School early Sunday and returned them to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Wildes
Roxbury
First Parish Unitarian Meeting
Lacy Flint
Eim Street
Flint
Bedford
F. H. Sullivan
Lawrence Training School
Ancient Call to Raty At Acton Evangelical Rally Day
Morning worship at 10 46 on Sunday October 7 features Rev Glenn Douglass with a rally day sermon. Musical program includes organist Dus seault and quartet with solo by Witham Tuttle. A special rally by service with junior exercises and a visit from Rev Edward P Daniels of Concord at 6 30 pm. Junior and senior classes meet with a topic A New Start for a New Season. Sunday afternoon every member canvass for funds begins with a group of 14 workers.
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Acton
C. B
Local pupil moves and family residence changes noted
Maynard and Snare Dan Highdesty travel to a CCC camp in Vermont. John O Leary at Worcester Academy advances. Zaniewski couple closes Lake Boone summer camp after two months. The second high school team defeats the third. Mrs Mallinson relocates to Hayes street. Arvi Stabelle of United Cooperative returns from Pennsylvania visit.
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Dan
Philip Graceffa
Tovio Wick
CCC
Vermont
John O'Leary
Worcester Academy
Eset Ainmad
John Zaniewski
Main Street
Lake Boone
Charlotte King
Eleanor Murphy
James Mallinson, Jr
Roosevelt Street
Hayes Street
Arvi Stabelle
United Cooperative Society
Pennsylvania
Maynard High School Seeks Support Through Season Tickets
Maynard High School announces season tickets at one dollar to fund football and field hockey. The four games include Stoneham Oct. 6, Concord Oct. 20, Clinton Nov. 29, and another November 17 game. Football and field hockey squads are selling the tickets to sustain athletic activities.
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Maynard
Stoneham
Concord
Clinton
Missing Lowell Woman Found After Dance Hall Disappearance
Miss M Edwardson of Laws Brook Concord vanished from a local dance hall Friday night. She was later found wandering along Golden Cove road in Chelmsford yesterday afternoon, leading to a statewide police search and ongoing inquiries.
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Lowell
M. Edwardson
Concord
Olic
Golden Cove Road
Chelmsford
Lawton Captures Hartwell Flood Trophy at Maynard CC
Concord wins the Hartwell Flood trophy in a 36 hole golf tourney at Maynard Country Club. Lawton’s low net score 171-44-127 earns him the cup for a year unless he defends it next season. Eddie Carlton and Arthur Carlton tied for low gross with 157-22-135, while Joshua won second net 185-54.
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Maynard
Fred Lawton
West
Concord
Maynard Country Club
Eddie Carlton
Arthur
Joshua On
Elusive Moral Sermon at Wimpole Street Service
The minister will preach on October 7 at the Menu’n service. The quarterly communion service follows at noon. Music provided by the chorus, Miss Angie Faunce on the organ.
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Wimpole Street
Angie ’ Faunce
Trinity Church Fair Tuesday Returns With Food and Fun
A Trinity Church fair is set for Tuesday featuring towels, food, candy and other stalls. Organizers invite families and neighbors to enjoy a community event with games, prizes, and homemade treats.
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Trinity Church
Supper Served at House Event Report
A brief notice notes a supper served at a house during a local event. Details are sparse in the readable text. The item highlights hospitality and community gathering within the neighborhood.
Everett Tompkins Senior Class President Named
Everett Tompkins was elected senior class president of Concord High School. Miss Mary was chosen vice president and secretary with the treasurer also named, as the afternoon affair announced.
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Everett Tompkins
Pregg
Everett Pages
Concord High School
Miss Mary
Mands
Annual Meeting of 44 Ladies Auxiliary Held Tonight
The 44 Ladies Auxiliary A will hold its annual meeting this evening in the hall. A social will follow. Miss Mary A Battles serves as president.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary A
Battles Dent
Harsh Complaints Spur Hope for Missing Health Aid
Fragmentary note from a reader group seeks relief for ongoing suffering. The message expresses distress and asks for help, mentioning money back assurances and widespread dissatisfaction with available aid.
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