Concord Garden Club Elects Officers
The Concord Garden Club met at Mrs. Cheney s Elm Street home and elected officers for the next year including President Mrs Sherman and President Mrs Arthur 8. Others named were corresponding secretary Jes K Darling treasurer George S Keyes federation jur y Mrs Francis Shepley and sis Mrs William Eaton. Theodore Smith spoke on decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Concord Garden Club
Es Cheney
Elm Street
Sherman Cé
Arthur 8
Jes K. Darling
George S. Keyes
Federation Jary
Francis Shepley
William Eaton
Imy Motie
Russell Robb
Eodore Smith
Thomas ‘Hare Kirk Atwater
Scout Drive Nears Goal for Breese Street Project
On Breese Street the Community Go Scout Drive nears its $10,000 target. An additional $36,000 is contingent on raising the stated sum for the project.
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Breese, St
Auxiliary relinquishes Rummage sale for scout project
President Mrs Granville Holden of the American Legion Auxiliary says the group will give up the planned Rummage sale to support the scout cause. Mrs Charles Foote will again oversee the sale, now planned for early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Holden
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Charles Foote
23 Degrees Tuesday Sets Low For Season
The low of 23 degrees at 7 am Tuesday was recorded by Postmaster Fred A Tower, cooperative observer for the United States Weather Bureau. Friends of Miss Celia McLaughlin will be pleased to hear she received her diploma as a member of Concord High School class of 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A Tower
Cn- Operative
United States Weather Bureau
Celia McLaughlin
Concord High School
Maynard Sheiks Defeat Norwood 3-0 In Cold Clash At Alumni Field
Maynard Sheiks maintain their winning run with a 3-0 victory over Norwood Town on Alumni Field. Aarne Aho kicked the decisive drop goal after a see-saw battle as Spratt, Shyluski, and Heikkala starred for Maynard while Kitowicz and Grondhal led Norwood’s defense. Referee McDonald presided over four 10 minute periods in front of a large autumn crowd.
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Dame Fortune
Maynard Sheiks
Aarne Aho
Desert Riders
Norwood Town
Alumnii Field
Avgry Tigers
Norwood
Maynard
Invaders
Spratt
Shyluski
Desert
Siwash
Sheiks
Bull” Helening
Ninteen
Ahe Cooly
Nor‘wood
Ryan
Fardy
Jasiousis
Heikkaa
O’toole
Grushkin Moore
Heikkala Shuyluski
Kane
Lhb
Jasionsis
Siete
McDonald
Elsey
School and Library Envision Closer Cooperative Plan
The public library trustees and the school department will unite to boost cooperation. Classes will visit the library in the morning for instruction and fifty library books will be used in schools under teacher supervision. A conference will formalize steps toward a closer union.
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Public Library
Orasman Purchases Waltham Street Hall
Waine Orasm an has bought the Waltham street hall at public auction and will reside and manage it. He plans to rent equipment for concerts plays dances and other entertainments. An auction of hall personal property led by John O Thompson was halted before full disposition.
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Maynard
Waine Orasman
Waltham Street
Orasman
John O. Thompson
New Idea Store Ad Labels Work Shoes at 4 for 2.89
A Maynard advertisement promotes work shoes priced at 4 pairs for 2.89. The notice highlights a New Idea Store deal with a limited time offer and emphasizes value for labor gear shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea
Maynard
Boston Grand Ball closes Tercentenary in 1930s era
Mrs Nancy Gaptill led a Boston circle at the Grand Ball ending Boston Tercentenary exercises held at the Boston Garden. Miss Adelaide Redmann of Arlington guests Miss G trades. M Halloran party member Mrs Redmond toured Spain and France. Sudbury sent many to the Army Harvard game and left hopeful despite the defeat.
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Nancy Gaptill
Boston
Boston Garden
Adelaide Redmann
Arlington
Gartrude
M.° Halloran
Redmond
Spain
France
Halloran
Surprise Luncheon for Mrs Way and Mrs Reid
Mrs William Tufts hosted a birthday luncheon at her home on Thursday in honor of Mrs Charles Way of Sudbury and Mrs Horace Reid of Melrose. The surprise gathering included three out of town friends, with festive table decorations and a delightful reunion of old friends.
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William Tufts
Charles Way
Sudbury
Horace Reid
Melrose
Birthday celebration for West Acton resident Fred Dufour
Fred Dufour, a long loved crossing tender, marked his 79th birthday with a family gathering at his Arlington Street home. Seventeen attended the supper and the cake display featured a candle for each year of his life. A notable social moment followed as West Acton’s newest couple entered the South Acton dance hall last Thursday evening and were greeted with applause. The wedding march signaled their entrance as Mr Waldo J. Flint and Marjory Stearns joined the hall with part of the orchestra recognizing the moment. A donation party on Monday by the West Acton Women’s Club saw a large dish collection presented for the meeting turnout.
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Fred Dufour
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington Street
West Acton
South Acton
Bedford Narrow Win Over Winchester Highlights Weekend
Bedford defeated Winchester 6 to 0 as the Farmers held the visitors to six points with a late touchdown. Billie Moore from Hillside Avenue was hospitalized suffering from infantile paralysis, with friends hoping for his recovery. Teams listed include Bedford players and Winchester substitutes with officials Referee Murray Umpire Cormier and linesman Stewart.
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Billie Moore
Hillside Avenue
Boston
Bedford
Winchester
Dickie
Davis
Kelley
Foughsted
Speed
Lemos
C. Reed
Foss
Dechica
Hunnewell
Venti
Gb McGovern
Winter Garden Golf Club Opens in Maynard
The Winter Garden Golf Club at 2 River Street opened last week drawing thousands to its 18 hole miniature course. Features include water hazards and outdoor game fixtures in a compact layout with expert lighting enhancing the country club ambiance.
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Winter Garden Golf Club
Rilver Street
New England
Public auction of Acton property under 1928 mortgage
Lyman F. Priest as assignee will sell on November 15 1930 at 2 pm on the premises in Acton under a power of sale in a 1928 mortgage from Fred G Barrow and Marjorie C Barrow to Lawrence W Bennett and Irma M Bennett. The parcel on Main Street is subject to a prior Middlesex Institution for Savings mortgage and to all taxes and liens with $300 cash due at sale and the balance due within fourteen days.
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Fred G
Marjorie C. Barrow
Lawrence W
Irma M. Bennett
Middlesex South
Main Street
Acton
Joseph J
Josephine T
Kolb
Lyman F. Priest
Priest
Kolls
Lawrence W. Bennett
Irma M. ‘Bennett
Middlesex’ South District
Middlesex Institution
Alfred KE. McCleary
Creighton’s
Maynard
Mass
Dog Tackles Officer On Concord Street During Noon Incident
Patrolman Andrew Golden of the state police at Lake Wadlen substation was badly injured when a dog attacked him on Tharean Street opposite the Concord railroad station Friday noon. The canine, owned by John O'Brien of Byron Street, was shot after injuries left it beyond help. Bob Tompkins and Harold McGrath, former Concord High stars, faced off in a separate game where New Hampshire State College freshmen beat Tilton School 12 to 6.
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Andrew Golden
Lake ‘Wadlen
Ris
Orevele
Tharean Streei
Concord
Emerson Hospital
John O'Brien
Byron Street
Big Town
Frederick Nolan
Bob Tompkins
Harold McGrath
Concord High School
New Hampshire State College
Tilton School
Concord Hearing Set On Landing Field for Airplane Use
The Concord Board of Selectmen schedules a public hearing Thursday evening October 23 at the town office on a petition to establish a landing field on Lexington road for aviation instruction aerial photography and special hops. Petitioners are Albert Luonge and George M Creamer of Winchester and Carl A Foster of Arlington. Interest in Concord aviation is rising with a Slider club already formed.
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Concord Board of
S¢ctmen
George B Clark
Townlock
Joncord
Albert Luonge
George M. Creamer
Winchester
Carl A. C. Foster
Arlington
Concord
Women's Parish Association meets in Meeting House vestry
The Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish met in the Meeting House vestry Monday afternoon with President Mrs. Herbert F. Whipple in the chair. Invited guests from Concord and nearby towns attended. Rev. Henry Hallam Saunderson spoke on the Beginnings of New England Life in honor of the Massachusetts Tercentenary. Mrs. Seabury Short sang Kentucky mountain songs with accompaniment by Mrs. Alfred M. Uhler. Tea was served under Mrs. Cyrus Hosmer’s direction.
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Women’s Parish Association
First Parish
Meeting House
Herbert F. Whipple
Concord
Heniry Hallam Saunderson
First Parish Unitarian Church
Brighton
New England
Massachusetts
Seabury T. Short
Kentucky
Alfred M. Uhler
Cyrus Hosmer
New Idea Store Ads Heavy Woolen Sweaters in Maynard
Local ad lists crew necks at 2.95 dollars in red blue and black from New Idea Store in Maynard with shopper details and contact hints.
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New Idea Store
Maynard
Se Sranagier Seadv
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Assabet Coal Co
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Shadow OF the Law
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H. B. Warner
Raymiend Hackett
Sisters
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Bessie Love
Mary Lawler
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Stanley Smith
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