Youth Nabs in Stoney Tip From Hudson
Information given by police early yesterday led to the arrest of an older robber whose petty crimes irritated seven towns including Hudson Marlboro and Webster. E Waldron 18 fled across towns after stealing a cat and other items before a merry chase ended with custody. Waldron claimed he was shot Friday night by a May Officer during a chase and described loot including a top coat gasoline pumps and cartons of cigarettes recovered by Clinton police.
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Hudson
Marlboro
Saway
Fing
Waldron
Webster
Waltham
Lake Boon
Boston
Clinton
Carl Page Celebrates His Sixth Birthday
Carl Page marked his sixth birthday Saturday at his parents’ home on Ellis Avenue. He hosted ten playmates for outdoor games before a luncheon and supper. A six candle birthday cake was shared, and gifts were given to the cheerful host. Guests included Thomas and Francis Reilly, Ethel and Eva Beals, Marion Davis, Laura Courtemanche, John Brown Jr., Nancy Burke, and others.
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Thomas and
Francis Reilly
Ethel
Eva Beals
Marion Davis
Laura Courtemanche
John Brown, Jr
Nancy Burke
Carl Page
Officers Installed at Concord Lodge Odd Fellows Meet
A new corps of officers led by George Clarence Manter was installed at Concord Lodge 1.0.0. F. in Odd Fellows Hall with a harvest supper, entertainment, and speeches. District Deputy Lewis D. Nichols performed the installation as members list at length.
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George Clarence Manter
Main Street
Noble Grand
Concord Lodge
Odi Fellows Hall
Robert E. Cousins P. G
Jacob Meéder
S. Thompson
Lewis D. Nichols
Arlington
Edwin M. Edwardson
John P. Allen
P. G
Harrie P. Nims
Henry H. Hawley
Clifford Keenan
Harold H. Hall
George A. Montague
Richard W. McCabe
Frank E. Waite
Frank S. Walker
R. G
Pomona Grange Hosted by Annursnac at West Concord
Central Pomona Grange met Wednesday in Warner Hall West Concord hosted by Annursnac Grange. Harold A Ogilvie Pomona master presided. Education aid fund committee led the program with Elsie Parkins in charge in Mrs David Baldwin's absence. A rehearsal for the Po degree is set for October 15 at Mrs Perkins Lexington home, degree to be conferred October 19 in Weston Town Hall. Reverend John R Shepler spoke on Highlights in Education. Bernice Clark of Sudbury sang, with community singing and two piano numbers by the pastor. Refreshments by Annursnac Grange Edith M Bailey master.
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Perkins
Waltham Street
Lexington
Pomona
Weston Town Hall
John R. Shepler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard
Bernice Clark
Sudbury
Miss Collins Grand Regent Elected At West Concord Court
Miss Agnes Collins was chosen Grand Regent for the new year at the West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters meeting presided by Grand Regent Mrs Florence Erisman. Officers reports showed prosperity. other officers named include Miss Margaret Hearn vice regent and Miss Sabina Coyne financial secretary. Harold J. Judkins of the Concord Board of Assessors is recovering from illness. Deacon Winslow H. Kingman remains home with a lame foot.
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians
Catholic Daughters of’ America
Odd Fellows
iWest Concord
Florence Erisman
Agnes Collins
Margaret Hearn
Margaret Reilly
Sabina Coyne
Loretta Carr
Helen Krakanis
Elizabeth Connell
Monitor
Dora Jagling
Sentinel
Julia Lawton
Mary McCarthy
Cornell Bedford
Anna Collins
Mary Ryan
Harold J. Judkins
Concord Board of Assessors
Winslow H. Kingman
Main Street
Comedian Ned Sparks Signed for No Man of Her Own
Ned Sparks, a droll comedian, has been signed for a role with Clark Gable and Miriam Hopkins in the film No Man of Her Own. The announcement ties Sparks to the project starring Gable and Hopkins.
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Ned Sparks
Clark Gable
Miriam Hopkins
Legion Posts Plan Joint Installation at Town Hall
Berlin H Wallance Woodward Post American Legion and Auxiliary will hold a joint installation at Town Hall Thursday at 8 pm. The Auxiliary will be installed by Mrs Rose Herbert of Worcester with district and county officers named including Mrs Frances Hunt and Mrs Ruea O Smails. County Commander William Nemo will install Legion officers led by William McNamara and Merle Hunt. invitations extend to nearby posts and visitors, with possible attendance by Stephen Garrity and Catherine Garrity of Lowell.
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Berlin
H. “Wallace Woodward
American Legion
Auxiliary
Rose Herbert
Worcester
Ag Foyer Patent
Frances’ Hunt
Nist
Ruea’o'smails
Jennie C Zeiglér
Legion
William E Nemo
Athol
William
McNamara
Merle L Hunt
Ernest B Coulson
Leon A. Brewer
Jerry S LaPorte
Leland C Maynard
Cecil B Wheeler
George Laramie
Harry F Bradley
Robert E Taylor
Lloyd L Wheeler
Harris G. Field
Lee _ Marble
Stephen C Garrity
Dept
Catherine Garrity
Lowell
Hudson Corps Takes Prizes at Regional Band Contest
The Hudson Corps, competing against top Massachusetts and Rhode Island groups, won first prize in the all around fife drum and bugle corps competition. They earned over $100 in cash and the Alver Cup, beating several veteran organizations. The team posted a 95.5 all around score, with backing from American Legion posts and VFW units.
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Hudson
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
E.c
John W. Manning Post
Epertiantat
Eae
Peteo
Ate Y. D. American’ Legion Post
Rhode. Island
American Legion
New Bedford
Chicopee Post
V.pf. W
Babies Feed Young Bears at Paris Zoo
Paris opening of Jardin d AcclIMATION Bois de Boulogne features a zoo of very young animals. Children rent nursing bottles to feed the babies and on inauguration day only the elephant and camel reportedly went hungry as crowds fed the bears.
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Paris
Jardin d
Bois‘de Boulogne
Ancient Ring Worn by Kay Francis in The Golden Widow
The film features Kay Francis wearing an heirloom ring said to be 2500 years old. The prop highlights a precious stone and ties to a storied ancient lineage within the drama.
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Kay Francis
Golden Widow
Concord Men's Club opens season with talk and shows
The Concord Men's Club held its season opener at the Trinitarian Congregational Church last Tuesday evening. A chicken supper prepared by Charles H Towle followed by six reels of moving pictures, community singing led by Harold D. Chittim, and a speech by Representative Edith Noursé Rogers of Lowell highlighted the event.
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Concord Men’s Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Charles H Towle
Harold’ D. Chittim
West Concord
Harry Parks
Edith ‘Noursé Rogers
Lowell
Washington
G O P Women Rally in Concord at Private Home
A large Middlesex County Women’s Republican Club rally gathered Thursday at Mrs. Moses B L Bradford’s Concord home due to weather. Speakers included Joseph E Warner William S Youngman Jr Leverett Saltonstall Edith Nourse Rogers and Katherine Parker with Concord Academy students aiding.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Women’s Republican Clube of
Massachusetts
Moses B. L. Bradford
Main Street
Migs
Adl
State Women's Republican Club
Robert EH. Goodwin
Board of Selectmen
Joseph E.warner
William S. Youngman, Jr
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts House of Representatives
William ‘M. Butler
Katherine V. ‘Parker
Women’s Repubblican Club
Margaret McGill
Middlesex
Edith Nourse . Rogers
Nathaniel Thayer
Republican’ State Committee
Charles
Sumner Bird
Republican Club
Concord Academy
Bradford
Florence Bowditch
Emerson Hospital Donation Day Scheduled
Emerson Hospital announces Donation Day on October 25 with a reception location to be announced later. Community members are urged to contribute vegetables fruit jellies jams and wood to support the hospital.
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Emerson Hospital
Concord
A O H Auxiliary Reelects Pves in Concord Division 44
Concord Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians held its annual meeting at Monument hall. President Miss Mary A Battles reelected. officers elected include Frances Dolan vice president Mary Hill recording secretary Eva Dee financial secretary Mary Carey standing committee chairman Mary Hayes mistress at arms Annie Hartnett sentinel Josephine Donovan historian and Dr John Dennis Sheehan physician.
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Concord
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Mary A Battles
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Features Traveler Ginger Moselle
The Concord Rotary Club met at Colonial Inn for a Thursday noon luncheon chaired by President Burleigh L. Pratt. Ginger Moselle of Boston shared travel stories and experiences from his sailing days.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Burleigh L. Pratt
Boston
Tragic Death of Betty Ann Castor in Concord
Four year old Betty Ann Castor, daughter of Mrs. Mary G. Hayes Castor, died after a delivery truck struck her as she played among autumn leaves on Grant street. She is survived by her mother, father, and grandparents, with hospital care following the incident.
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Concord
Betty Ann Castor
Mary G. (Hayes) Castor
Grant Street
Betty Ann
Santon
Henry J. Walcott
David L. Hayes
Four Party Meeting at West Concord Union Church
In Concord four leading exponents of the four political parties speak at West Concord Union Church on Sunday evening October 16. Lt Gov Wavaiin, Democratic nominee John E Swift, Socialist candidate Glen Tramble, and Dr Robert Watson of the federation share the platform to present party positions to a large local audience. Citizens from Concord and surrounding communities are invited to attend.
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West Concord
Concord
West Concord Union Church
Wavaiin
Tag
Nreseri
John E. Swift
Swift
Glen Tramble
Robert Watson
Syneeeoeds Federation
Ch Ss
Citiizens
Comantle
Maynard notices note moves, elections, connections
Maynard residents report Alec Marsden and family moving to Stow while John McCarthy visits local friends. Marie Smith visits parents. Town finance post declined by George H. Creighton. Registrars prepare for October 19 voter registration session. Lions Club and church groups host events with Rev. Nowlan and Rev. Sherry speaking. Columbus Day program by Maynard Council K of C features a World War II chaplain and local entertainment.
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Alec Marsden
Roosevelt Street
Stow
John McCarthy
Hyde Park
Joyce Kilmer
Marie Smith
Massachusetts General Hospital
William Smith
Pine Street
George H. Creighton
Gilbert Hawkes
Brown Street
Registrars of Voters
Ees
George E. White
Great Road
Carrie King
John A. King Insurance Company
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company
Boston
Gertrude Coriie
Sipola
Linda Sipola
Florida Road
John ‘Edward Brown
John A. Brown
Monument Street
Concord
Ivan Nowlan
Mens Fraternal League
Union Congregational Church
Harry Larkin
League
Maynard School and Community Notes Face Various Matters
The Maynard items report school committee discussions on age limits for first grade entrants and approving exams for a Roosevelt school special class. Jurors are summoned for sessions in Superior court on Nov 14 and Mar 7. Parish society events include a dance and a lodge meeting planned for late October. Local sports mention Mass State beating Middlebury and Bucksport players in prep battles with upcoming Buckport vs Boston College Freshmen.
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Roosevelt Schoo
Nicholas Driscoll
Harvey Richardson
Superior Court
Mar Honey
Summer’street
Altar Society
Thur “Hight
Tits Uniited Cooperative’ Society
Maurice White
Bush
Mass. State
Middlebury
George Gutteridge Jr
Bucksport
Harold Wiltox
Tufts
Collge
Jeremiah Lynch
Gehé
William Loughlift
Wollaston
Ahti- Fingard
Bucksport Seminary
Hebron Academy
Mike Insani
Marlboro
Boston College
Boston Nheat Fridey
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