Man's Club Hears Russian Princess At Concord Event
Concord Woman's Club hosts Princess Ton who shares stories of life under Bolshevik Russia and Russian folk songs. Congressman Mrs Nourse Rogers and officials attend as members discuss dues reform at Parish Meeting House in North Acton with musical contributions planned.
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Concord Woman's Club
Fellows Hall
Nourse Rogers
West
Princess Ton
Russia
Urleigh L. Pratt
Ist
Herbert L. Jostess
W. Stuart
Frank Cleaves
Elizabeth Lowe 74 dies after long illness Maynard obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe of Maynard aged 74 died at her home on Spring Lane after a lengthy illness. Born in Liverpool she came to the U S at age three and lived in Maynard 45 years. Survived by son Joseph Lowe and brother James Wall. Funeral at 8:30 am from home followed by a requiem mass at St Bridget's Church and burial in St Bridget's Cemetery. Bearers named: Chester Irwin Frank Punch William Rourke John Carpenter Joseph Chidley.
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Maynard
Elizabeth Lowe
Spring Lane
S&j. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Chester Irwin
Frank Punch
William Rourke
John Carenter
Joseph Chidley
Maynard A A Football Dance Set for Oct 29 at George Washington Auditorium
Maynard High School A A plans a football dance to benefit the A A treasury. Comeau’s orchestra will provide music. Arrangements are by Frances Barns Florence Hastings Elizabe eee it is Sat Anna Wal ter sreamuwee t chnair and Mildred Sweit.
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Maynard High School
A. A
George Washington Auditorium
A. A. Treasury
Comeau
Frances
Sudbury Woman's Club Hears Pottery Talk in Storm
The 56 members braved Wednesday’s storm to attend the Sudbury Woman's Club meeting where Russell Crooks of Lincoln delivered an engaging talk on pottery making. Luther Cutting of Wayland presented stereoscopic pictures of vases plates and other ancient pottery. Tea and sandwiches followed hosted by Mrs Harvey N Fairbanks.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Russell Crooks
Lincoln
Luther Cutting
Wayland
Harvey N Fairbanks
Marriage Intentions Filed for Four Couples in Olga Maynard
Intentions of marriage filed at the Olga Matucz town clerk’s office show Olga Matucz daughter of Ignati Matucz and Victor Conza son of Celestino Conza planning marriage. Lena Mattina of Quincy and Joseph Buscemi of Maynard also filed intentions with the same clerk, listing their respective parents.
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Maynard
Olga Matucz
Ignati Matucz
Glendale Street
Victor Conza
Celestino Conza
Fountain Street
Framingham
Lena Mattina
Washington Street
Quincy
Joseph Buscemi
Butler Avenue
Pretty Church Wedding Held in Maynard
Miss Jeanette Cavers Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm H Johnston and Ray mond Oswald Drechsler son of Mr and Mrs Oswald C Drechsler were married at the Methodist church in Maynard on a Saturday evening. The ceremony featured Edwin Carlton Jr singing I Promise You Truly. The couple plans a wedding tour to Washington DC and the South before settling at 2 Bent Avenue. The bride, a Maynard High graduate, worked at Middlesex Insurance and is a member of Cherien A Welch Lodge and Maynard Lodge 1.00 F A M.
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Maynard
Jeanette Cavers Johnston
Wm. H. Johnston
Charles ‘Street
Raymond Oswald Drechsler
Oswald C Drechsler
Summer Street
Edwin Carlton, Jr
Louise B Johnston
William R Weaving
Florence H Wilcox
Doris Preacott
Albert B. Drechsler
Willard A Roberts
Hartford
Fred B Thompson
Alan F. Palmer
Falmouth
Lawrence
Worcester
Waltham
Cambridge
Norwich
Washington
Bent Avenue
Maynard High School
Middlesex Insurance Cooy
Concord
Bryant & Teepe Resins
Chérien
Welch Lodge
Maynard Lodge
Legion Post Elect Officers In Maynard
F. J. DeMars Post A. L. elected officers at a Thursday night meeting at Legion headquarters. Guests were officers from the Stow Post. Elected were Edward Johnston commander, William Hanson vice commander, Rev Hason Cross chaplain, Leo White finance officer, George Binns adjutant, Harold Sheridan historian, and Michael Rynkvitz sergeant at arms.
Grangers Will Confer Degrees At October Meeting
Maynard Grange plans a Thursday night meeting in Grange hall on October 29 with a 6 30 supper led by Annie Floyde. Seven candidates will receive third and fourth degrees. third by the Ladies degree team led by A J Bourke and fourth by the officers. Also on the program are An Education Aid March Hallowe en games and a smile by Charles Shattuck. November meeting dates shift due to the Grange minstrel show on November 9 10 and officer elections on November 17.
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Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Annie Floyde
A J Bourke
Ian
Hallowe’en Games
Charles Shattuck
The
Grange
Bowker Widow Charlotte J Ryder Dies in Boston
Bowker widow Charlotte J Ryder Bowker died at her Boston home on Saturday October 15 after a long illness. She and her late husband William H Bowker, who died in 1917, were longtime Concord friends who spent seventeen summers at their Nashawtuc Road house. Their son Horace resided in New York for years and led the American Agricultural Chemical Company as president. Their daughter is Mrs Gordon Hutchins of Concord.
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Charlotte J.ryder
Bowker
William H. Bowker
Boston
Mr. Bowker
Concord
Nashawtuc Road
Horace
New York
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Gordon Hutchins
John Bucher to Speak on Medieval Germany at Club
John Bucher, noted for engaging lectures and vivid illustrations, will present a talk on Medieval Germany at the men's club. The event, a feature of the season, is scheduled for Tuesday, November 1.
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John Bucher
Germany
Bishop Spellman Confirms 220 at St Casimir's
Maynard reports Auxiliary Bishop Francis Spellman of Boston confirming 220 children at St Casimir's church Monday noon. The ceremony, filled to capacity at St Bridget's, featured hymns Ecce Sacerdos Magnus and Veni Spiritus, with Rev Walter Roche and others assisting.
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Maynard
Francis
Spellman
D. D
Bisne
Boston
Chile
St. Casimir’s Church
St. ‘Bridget’s Church
Gounod
Hilferty
Walter Roché
Pator
George Brennan
James P
Sherry
Sep Dineen
Eva Tucker
St. ‘Casimir’s Church
St. Bridget’s
Sudbury Men’s Club Meeting and Upcoming Town Hall Show
Twenty five members of the Sudbury Men’s Club met Thursday night for a bountiful supper prepared by Paul Eckes. President Gillette presided with orderly business followed by a talk by Principal Magoun of Fram ingham High School detailing high school activities and his use of understanding in his profession. Ann and Katrina Graverson of Waltham visited on Sunday. Shooting the Stars, a Sudbury Men’s Club production, will be staged at the Town Hall on Friday evening November 4 and is expected to draw many residents.
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Sudbury Men’s Club
Paul Eckes
Pident Gillette
B. M Jolson
Vy L
Magoun
Framingham High School
Masten
Ann
Katrina Graverson
Waltham
Local Man Found Dead in Attic After Suicide
Maynard resident Maynard-ric Johnson age 54 was found dead in his attic Saturday night. Police found his body after a Sunday missing person report. death ruled suicide by hanging by medical examiner Dr. N M Hunter. Johnson, despondent over his wife's death, had prior suicide attempt last June. He is survived by four daughters Jennie Impi Hilga Alice and three sons John Eric Elmer. Funeral services held at the Finnish church conducted by Rev J Rinta with burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Maynard
Ric Johnson
Elmwood Street
John Connors Jr
Frank Downey
N. M. Hunter
Hudson
Johnson
Mill Pond
Finland
Irs
Jennie M. Johnson
Impi Johnson
Brook
Hilga
Luoma
J. Rinta
Glenwood Cer
Cooperators Whist Series Ends at Y M C A Club
The Young Cooperators Club held a whist night at the Y M C A rooms in United Cooperative building with many tables in play. Prize winners included Pat Hanson and numerous members. Next event set for Nov 7, plus Halloween party at Parker street hall. Assistants plan South Shore Cooperator Club event in Quincy this evening.
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Hallowe’en
Parker Street Hall
Richard Lawson
Charles Manty
Charles Hekkala
Helen Mark
South Shore Cooperator Club
Quincy
Helping Hand Society Plans Suppers and Weenie Roast
The Helping Hand Society of the West Concord Union Church met in church parlors with President Mrs. Josephine Pearce presiding. They voted to serve a supper on November 17 and to hold a weenie roast at Higgins Farm, West Concord, on October 28. Hosts were Mrs. Rose Parker, Mrs. Melvin Watson, and Miss Josie Hopkins.
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Helping Hand Society
West Concord Union Church
Josephine Pearce
Higgins Farm
West Concord
Rose Parker
Melvin Watson
Josie Hopkns
Rally to be held in Maynard for Democratic candidates
Democratic town committee announces a rally at Parker Street on Wednesday October 26 at eight with speakers Frank Altonen of Quincy Frank Sheridan of Maynard Jessie Waterman Brooks of Cambridge Stephen Garrity and Paul Open. O Connell says district Democrats are united with pledges from primary candidates including Joe Casey. He plans further talks in Maynard on Wednesday night and November 3.
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Meyhard
M. Frey
O'Connell
Fitchburg
Parker Street
Frank Altonen
Quincy
al Wi
Frank C. Sheridan
Maynard
Jessie Waterman Brooks
Cambridge
Governor's Council
Stephen Garrity
State Legion
Paul Open
Joe Casey
Clinton
Women Plan Republican Rally Here
A women run Republican rally for women with men welcome will be held at the Masonic banquet hall Monday afternoon Oct 31 at 2 30 o clock Refreshments will be served The local committee includes Mrs Charlotte Stockbridge Mrs Alice Howe Mrs Howard A Wilson Mrs Jessie Bell Mrs John Ingham Mrs Richard Allen Mrs George Hird Mrs Ben Gruber and a Lehto Roosevelt street Speakers include Judior aniigan Esther Andrews Margaret McGil Atty Jacob Asher and Mrs Harry Ray.
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Maynard
Masonic
Charlotte Stockbridge
Maynard Woman's Club
Alice Howe
Howard A. Wilson
Jessie Bell
John Ingham
Richard Allen
George Hird
Ben Gruber
A Lehto
Roosevelt
Street
Judior Aniigan
Republican Club
Esther Andrews
Brookline
Governor’s Council
Margaret McGil
Middlesex County ‘Woman's Republican Club
Atty
Jacob Asher
Worcester
Harry Ray
Hudson
Republican State Committee
Halloween Dances Set for October 29 and 31
Tickets are out for two Hallowe en dances at the Stow Country Club. Jack Harvey runs the Monday event a costume party with prizes for best costumes and features. Saturday is a dinner dance with buffet supper during intermission. Reservations have been made for dinner before the dance. The Monday party will start at 2 2 pm. A good time is assured.
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Hallowe'en Parties
Hallowe’en
Stow Country Club
Jack Harvey
Ex Mayor Edwin O Child Speaks at Church Family Night
A large West Concord Union church gathering enjoyed a home cooked supper and an uplifting address by former Newton mayor Edwin O Child. Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone welcomed attendees with song, and the event celebrated community, companionship, and Hallowe en season warmth.
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West Concord Union Church
Edwin O Child
Newton
Irving S. Duren
Bhairman
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Burleigh L Pratt
Benjamin Derby
Stone
Mayor Child
Child
Enfield Couple Wed at Congregational Church
On October 22 at 4 PM in Enfield Stewart Beach son of Mr and Mrs Albert Beach of West Acton wed in Enfield Congregational Church. Rev John Curtis officiated with two hundred guests including Miss Hazel Beach and Melville Richard as wedding party. Reception at bride’s summer home followed and couple to reside in Enfield.
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Batuntay
Stewart Beach
Albert Beach
Fey Stodd
West Acton
Ake Hardy
Wm. Hardy
Id Enfield
Ittfield
Mba Mike
John Curtis
Clifford Alderman
New York
Hazel Beach
Melville Richardson
Boxboro
Frederic Griffin
Lawrence
Philip Hardy
Springfield
Henry Tassanari
Boston
J. Appey
Enfield
Acton Boston
Fitchburg
Connecticut
Missouri
Beach
Acton
Concord
District Water Supply Commission
Concord Courage Stops Stoneham in 14 13 Thriller
Concord high school edged Stoneham 14 to 13 at Emerson Playground to win its Middlesex County League opener. Tripoli DiCicco scored 13 points and set up the decisive drives as Concord recovered a fumbled punt and held firm in the fourth period.
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Concord
Stoneham High
Conford
Kearns
Tripoli di Cieco
Lapham
Stoneham
Concord Boys
T. DiCicco
DiCicco
Tripoli
Maynard
Town
Maynard Registers Near Historic High as Election Near
Voter rolls show 228 new registrants with 114 men and 114 women. Maynard records 2671 voters the largest in town history as national election looms on November 8. Local candidates include Rep. Leslie W. Sims and Democrat Frank S Sheridan with rallies planned at Masonic Hall and before election day.
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Maynard
Grbidek Abe
oTver
10Th Middlesex
Leslie W. Sims
Frank S Sheridan
Masonic Banquet Hall
PARTY LOYALTY KEYNOTE AT Sudbury RALLY
Sudbury voters heard a Republican Rally and Reception urging support for the straight Republican ticket. Speakers included state committee members and local party leaders from Sudbury Peabody and Waltham, with Rev. George H. Clark presiding. George Dale urged independent voters to remain with the party as Hoover reelection was praised.
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Sudbury
Republican Party
State Republican Committee
Central Massachusetts Republican Committee
Republican Town Committee of
Sprainl
Peacsouanune Iee
Waltham
George H. Clark
Herbert Hoover
Ver
George Dale
State Committee
Massachusetts
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Concord Club
Edith Nourse Rogers
West Conoman’s Club
Concord Woman’s
Parish
Tank H. Simonds
Concord High School
Carrel
North Acton
Vermont
Radbury
Rei
King’s Tavern
Wil, Vt
Republican Rally
Pierans
Walden Street
Rom. Ane
IPI
George G. Moyse
Warren L. Bishop
Iddlesex County
Concord American Legion Band
Republican Town Committee
Dwarpd
B. Caiger
Hubbard Street
Mass
Miss Johnston
Raymond Drechsler
Legion Post
Charlotte J. Bowker
Sudbury Men’s
Eric. Johnson
E. C. Child
West Concord Church
Hardy
Stéwart Beach
Massachusetts Federation of Woman's Clubs
General Federation
Seattle
Stow Woman's Club
Stow Club
Howard Case
Great Road
Arthur Jordan
St. George’s Church
Girls Friendly Society
Concord Courage
Negistante
Phan
Sue Ape Augustine Arens
Main
Isabel Turner
Parmente
Charles H. Turner
Parn Avenue
Joseph A. Lombard
Thompson Street
Louise. Lomberd
James F. Goodson
Powdermill Road
Waine A. Honkala
Taylor Rd
Anna A. Jensen
Hird Street
Elvin J. Jensen
Elsig Jensen
Maple Street
Vena
Field
Brooks Street
Henry Marianni
Waltham’ St. Chester
Arthur H. Price
Tremont Street
Anna M. Mitzcavitch
Boeke Avenue
Florence E. Roche
Earl F. Ryan
King Street
Carolyn A. Ryan
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