Sudbury Auto Crash Kills Man and Injures Two
Joseph Spanaghi, 90, of Marginal Street, died after a collision on the post road near Sudbury. A 4 skull and two women were injured lightly. The car, owned by Murphy of Stanley Terrace, struck a tree after sideswiping another, with authorities including Chief Hall and state officers investigating. Ambulances took the injured to Waltham hospital. The driver faced a hearing at Waltham police station.
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ry—Joseph Spanaghi
Saneca W. Hall
Sudbury
Spanaghi
Robert Huddy
Department of Motor Vehicles
George Conn
State Police
Waltham Hospital
Waltham
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in October Meeting
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge held a Thursday ceremony at Oud Fellows Hall installing officers led by Anna Bailey and Cora. Eleanor Jones received the noble grand collar as deputy presented it. Visitors spoke and officers installed included McAuslin grand Morris recording Whitney royal secretary Brayden, and others. A supper followed. a run party is planned for October 17.
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Mizpah Rebek
Oud Fellows Hall
Anna Bailey
Cora
McAuslin
Guardian
Kitty Supper
Graham
Condord Club Elects Sherman as President for Coming Year
The Condford Club met at the home of Mrs Wilford C Sac on Main Street for its annual gathering. Mrs Sherman was elected president succeeding Mrs L Eaton who has served two years. Officers named include Miss Mary Barrett Morrison and Mrs M Arthur B Brooks vice president, Mrs Frederic H Chase secretary, Mrs Charles S Keyes corresponding secretary, and William L Eaton treasurer.
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Condford Club
Wilford C
Sieger
Mary Barrett
Morrison
Arthur B. Brooks
Frederic H. Chase
Charles
Ge S. Keyes
Liam L. Eaton
M. ‘Ite
Thomas L. San. Theodore & . Smith
Sell Robb
Changes Meeting Place for Old Woman's Club Sessions
A note from Concord indicates the Old Woman's Club will shift meeting locations for the coming season. The special session on October 9 discusses new classes and child acting programs, with regular meetings resuming at the new site in the afternoon.
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Concord
Harvey
Wheeler
Old Woman’s Club
Ahd
Sudbury Woman's Club Sees Friendly Meeting and Plans
The Sudbury Woman's Club met at Mrs. Melvin Guptil's home October 3 with about 75 members present. President Mrs. Emily F. Willis gave an address of welcome. Miss Virginia Sawyer and Miss Hueber accompanied songs. A letter from OBERT D. HUNTER thanked the club for a scholarship aiding a local high school. Miss Gertrude Halloran spoke on My Impressions of Spain. Home Day box luncheon October 16 at Town Hall. Halloween dance October 30. membership increased from 100 to 150 with a roll-call and quotations. bring sewing, pencils, paper, and a childhood photo for contests.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman's Club
Melvin Guptil
Emily F. Willis
Virginia Sawyer
Ae Hueber
Obert D. Hunter
Gertrude. Halloran
Spain
Carter Way Furniture Store opens new building amid big crowds
West Concord reports hundreds visited the Carter Way Furniture Store during its 10th anniversary and opening day. A twelve piece orchestra enhanced the celebration as proprietor Robert Carter, known as the piano man, welcomed guests and praised the new building.
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West Concord
Carter Wayside
Robert Carter
Carter
Council K of C to Install Maynard Officers October 22
Maynard Council K of C will install officers at a Tuesday meeting October 22 with a chicken pie supper following. Thomas Quirk D. and Milford staff will lead the ceremonies and there will be an entertainment. John J. Donohue will install Marlboro Hudson Clinton councils on specified Oct dates with deputy staff members listed.
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Maynard
Maynard Council K
Thomas Quirk
Milford
John J. Donohue
Marlboro ‘Council
Hudson Council
Clinton Council
Lé Morgan
Wm. Sweeney
Arley Gwerence
John Johnson
Edward
Albert Sullivan
William Oy H
Robert Sheridan
Fred Lawson
William L Dee Installed Grand Knight in Concord Council
William L Dee of Bedford Street was installed Grand Knight of Concord Council Knights of Columbus at Monument Hall. The ceremony featured District Deputy Grand Knight Joni J Donohue and other officials, with speeches from Fr William Finnick and Henry Smith of Maynard and musical solos by Dr Philip T Flavin and Robert Sheridan.
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Concord
William L. Dee
Bedford Street
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Joni J. Donohue
Maynard
Dwer
Milford
Joseph H. McKen
I McHugh
David G., Sheehan
J. Edward Finan
Bernard Rushe
Daniel¢. Sullivan
William.h. Finnick
St Bernard’s Church
Henry Smith
Maynard Connell
Philip T. Flavin
Robert Sherdan
John McHugh
William H. Dee
John McManus
John Pendergast
Joseph McKenna
First Meeting Trade Board Of Concord
The Concord Electric Light Board met with Mr. Robert Bowser presenting facts and figures to inform members. The matter was referred to the directors to determine any citizen action, with refreshments served. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday November 6 at West Concord.
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Soecnet
Seon
Prseiaeit Tippear
Sal Fosters Edison
Robert Bowser
Electric Light Board
West Concord
D A R Meet Postponed To Oct Nineteenth Concord
Old Concord Chapter opening meeting delayed by the Executive Board until Saturday October 19 in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. A report will be given on the State Fall Conference at Springfield October 16 and 17. Mrs Alfred McCleary will read a paper on The Constitution of the United States and What It Means to Us as Citizens. Chapter House headquarters to be open for inspection.
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Concord
Springfield
Alfred McCleary
Patriotic Education and Americanization Committee
United States
Lowell H. Cram
Alfred Haynes
Johnes, D. Muller
Winslow Russell Resigns as Prohibition Committee Treasurer
Hartford Connecticut October 4 Winslow Russell of the city resigned as treasurer of the newly formed cooperative committee for prohibition enforcement after wiring Col. Patrick H Callahan of Louisville expressing regret that his name was used without knowledge. Russell, formerly of West Concord, is well known locally.
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Hartford
Conn
Winslow ‘Russell
Cooperative Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Patrick H Callahan
Louisville
Russell
West Concord
West Acton Notices on Local Residents
Mrs. Julia Hurley returned home from a Concord rest home where she stayed a week and is improving. Mrs. Byron Moore is slowly improving from a severe illness confined to her home for several days. The West Acton Club committee announced that the club may meet Friday after a drug store sale in the area.
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Julia Hurley
Concord
Byron Moore
West Acton
E Ac Drug Co
Rallyday Services Held at Multiple Churches
Rally Day services drew large congregations across churches. Union Congregational admitted new members and began a communion service. Notable sermons were delivered by Rev. Boicourt, Rev. Garlin, Rev. Hannalainen, and Rev. Kotila. Chancel memorials were dedicated at St George's Episcopal in the evening.
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Maynard
Church Society
William Boicourt
Union Congregational Church
Concord
Methodist Church
Charles C. Garland
Nellie Parmenter
Elsie Howard
Aino Hannalainen
California
Victor Kotila
T.A Kantonen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Eason Cross
Yom Kippur Observed By Jewish Community in Maynard
Maynard residents observed Rosh Hashanah with services at homes and the Acton Street synagogue for two days. The year 6690 was noted in creation reckoning, and worshippers were urged to seek peace with neighbors and reflect on sins as the Book of Life opens. The commentary notes preparation for Yom Kippur, ten days later.
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Maynard
Acton St
Prince of Wales Mery to i 10 Ooty hunting note
The SB, who recently gave up his favorite sport of hunting, is mentioned in a fragment describing travel to Ooty and changes in royal leisure. The text hints at royal duties and personal shifts without detailing events or dates.
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Mery
Service for Mrs. Lufkin
Mrs. Imogene Nevins Lufkin widow of Samuel E. Lufkin died Friday in Choate Memorial Hospital Woburn born November 3 1861 in Lewiston Maine later living in Somerville Concord and Greenfield funeral held Monday at First Parish House with Rev Johnannes Auer officiating burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery survivors include daughters Barbara and Florence a brother Charles Freeman Nevens and three grandchildren
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Imogene (Nevins) Lufkin
Samuel E. Lufkin
Concord
Choaté Memorial Hospital
Woburn
Kenneth N. Davis
Greenfield
Roger Cutting
Johnannes A
Fagginger Auer
Sleepy Hollow
Red Cross to Attend Regional Conference at Andover
Marlboro Red Cross plans representation at the Regional Conference in Andover tomorrow. Officers include Mrs Edwin W Borden chairing Roll Call and Mrs Joseph Benson junior Red Cross, Robert Jameson Roll Call captain, W F Litchfield Maynard chair, Mrs Harris Eaton Southboro chair. Conference opens at 10 at Peabody House Phillips Andover Academy with speakers Dr Stearns Miss Mabel Boardman and Eliot Wadsworth.
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Dr. Stearns
Mabel T. Boardman
Eliot Wadsworth
Maynard Minister Addresses Granitevilly Brotherhood
Rev C C Garland of Maynard Methodist spoke to the Brotherhood of the Granitevilly church. Friday evening, his son Roger E Garland served as pastor. Mr and Mrs Albert Sherwood of South Acton observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary last Sunday as guests in West Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C Garland
Maynard Methodist Church
Brotherhood of the
Granitevilly Methodist Church
Garland
Roger E. Garland
Albert Sherwood
South Acton
West Medford
Nan Enthusiast Quoted on John Airplane Era
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a nan enthusiastic quote about John IEEE Moth plane. The readable words hint at early aviation or technology interest, but the source text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm specifics.
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Rev William J Batt 95 in West Concord
West Concord October 3 Reverend William James Batt aged 95 quietly marked his birthday at 19 March Street. Born Fall River and Brown University graduate 1855 he served as pastor in Stoneham Bedford and Leominster later chaplain of the Reformatory for 25 years retiring 1910. He remains active with church work and Bible classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
William James Batt
Massachusetts Org
Batt
Andover Theological Seminary
Congrégational
Stoneham
Bedford
Leominster
Reformatory
American Chaplains’ Association
Installation and banquet set for Franklin J. ars Post
Maynard Oct 9 The Franklin J ars Post American Legion will install officers and hold a banquet at Odd Fellows hall on Oct 16 at 730 PM. William B Barry of Arlington and Norman C Singer of Wakefield will lead ceremonies with invited commanders from Hudson Concord Acton Stow Posts and local guests including Spanish War Veterans and selectmen. Edward Ledgard, renowned World War chef, will serve the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Carlton
Joseph Schnab
Board of Selectmen
Charles H. Persons
Howard
A. Wilson
Waldermar Fashion Shop Destroyed by Fire in Maynard
Firefighters battled a blaze about ten oclock last night at the Waldermar Fashion Shop on Main Street Maynard. Proprietor Mary Ranta reported total loss of stock and heavy interior damage. cause undetermined. Building owned by Carmelo Simonetti. Estimated loss around 2500 dollars.
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Waldemar Fashion Shop
Main Street
Mary Ranta
Carmelo Simonetti
Social Dance Proves Successful in Sudbury
The Parent Teachers Association held a dance at Town Hall on Friday evening. About fifty couples enjoyed the music of the Indian Head Orchestra. The event aimed to raise funds and foster social ties among members. Refreshments were served, with Ella Davies and Lottie Sanders noted for their roles. Mrs. Mabel Morrison supervised the floor.
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Sudbury
Parent Teachers’ Association
Treasury
Indian Head Orchestra
Ella Davies
Lottie Sanders
Mabel Morrison
Loftus Hosts Fete After James R Parreil Event
Mr and Mrs Louis Loftus hosted a reception for guests of James R Parreil, continuing a social gathering on the eve of a notable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Loftus
James R- Parreil
Local Golf Classic Sparks City Rivalry At Maynard Country Club
The annual great local golf event drew teams including Sheridan Sanderson Bellows Kerry Litriacé Merrick Flood Volek Clough Brayden Keezer McGrath Enneguess MacDonald at Maynard Country Club. Rumors circulated about Overseers aiming to influence the Presidents Cup and low net prizes amid strong crowd excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Country Club
Overseers Association
Ok Assabet Mill
Rew
B. Sheridan
Edward KE. Sanderson
George
Joh Bellows
Edwil Kerry
John Rae
Née Vitae
Ieee
Ernest’ MacDonald
Maynard Lodge to Install Officers in Evening Ceremony
Maynard will host the installation of officers for Lodge 1.0.0 tonight after a roast lamb supper at 7 o'clock, with a 6:30 business session. D. V. G. Mi. William N. Coburn and Greenwood staff lead ceremonies. names include Albert N. Hodges, Edward Keto, Robert Lester, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Wm. N. Coburn
Greenwood
Ashburnham Lodge
Wm. McGarry
Wm. B. Jones
Frank G. Ate
Robert Lester
Ralph Jones
George A. Jamieson
D. D. G. Guardian
Z. Taylor
D. D. G. Sereld
Jimner Cook
Mimner
Cook
Fred Lyons
Bat Reputy Price
Sint Meray
Jealous Lover Kills Woman At Hotel Roosevelt
In Washington a 23 year old National Geographic Society employee Marjorie O'Donnell was found strangled in a Hotel Roosevelt room. Derter Churchill Dayton of Kansas City confessed after telephoning the clerk I killed my sweetheart. Dayton, a Sun Life Insurance salesman, was arrested.
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Washington
Dayton
Miss O'Donnell
Sun Life Insurance. Co
Steamers Collide In East River
Investigation proceeds into a collision between the steamship New Hampshire of the New England Steamship Company and the army dredge General Warfield in the East River New York. Four staterooms were wrecked and about twenty passengers narrowly escaped serious injury.
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New York
INS
New Hampshire
New England. Steamship Company
Central Pomona Grange Meeting Notice
The next Central Pomona Grange meeting will be held in Sudbury on October 16. A supper at 6 20 will be provided by Sudbury members. The usual business session follows. At 8 30 a program will be presented for former members and invited guests.
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Sand Hill
Boston Post
Automobile
Murphy
Stanley
William L.me
Revere Street
Win
Ipah Rebekahe
Esident OF
Carden Club
Sherman Hoar
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Gertrude Halloran
William. Dee
Cangard Council
First Meeting
Trade Board of Concord
Arry M. Parsons
Eit
Alvi York
Washington, D.C
Parsons
York
Maynard Church
Prince OF Wales
Lufkin
R. C
W. J. Batt
Assabet Mi
Eer
F. Lodge
East River
John A. Finigan
Mass
M. Donovan
Beverly
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Alf Nogan
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