Voters Prepare for November State Election Rallies
The article notes the November 4 election with both parties planning campaign rallies. Republicans announce an open orders at Cooperative Hall with speakers from state and district levels. Democrats indicate a rally planned this week, listing committee members and local registrants, including dozens of residents named in the voter rolls.
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Cooperative Nail
Magnata
Inca
Suwrest
Wii Nave
Luouen
Cooperative Wai
Thompson
Loretto F. Mullin
Summitt al
Genevieve Farrell
St. Mary Luca
Waltham Street
Notable Leaders Highlight Eleventh Women's Clubs Conference
Marlborough received strong recognition as leaders from Concord and surrounding areas gathered at the Firet arish Meeting House for an all day conference. Mrs. Arthur P Curtis presided with remarks from Mrs. Frederick Glasier Smith and Mrs. Herbert B. Smith. The program featured welcomes from Mrs. Smith and a keynote on home and citizenship duties, with tributes to the late Mrs. Marion Chase Jaker and a moment of silent remembrance.
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Marlborough
Concord
Arthur P Curtis
Frederick Glasier Smith
Judge Johnson
Newton Street
Smith
Somerville
Mass
BAC
Herbert B. Smith
Concord Woman's Club
Meaden Wulow
Ead
R'Clifford Pratt
Arthur D Peter
Stay Federation
Marion Chase Jaker
Federation
Local Listings Noted Residents and Streets
Readable fragments list residents and street addresses including Chidley Sudbury and Great Road entries with names Alice O Newton Maple street J Lof tus Brooks street PF Lov gis 69 Great Road Thomas J Murphy Parker street.
Maynard K of C Installs Officers at Council Meeting
Joseph Byrne named grand knight and Ralph Sheridan installed as warden at the Maynard Council Knights of Columbus meeting held Tuesday evening in Manonu hall. Other officers include John Donohue chaplain Hurd Peterson warden Robert Sheridan recording secretary James Sweeney financial secretary Phillip Allard treasurer Frank McCarron advocate and Rev Bernard Crowley chaplain.
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Maynard Council
K of C
Manonufo Hall
Joseph Byrne
Ralph Sheridan
John J. Donohue
Hurd Peterson
Robert Sheridan
Jas
Vincent Sweeney
Phillip Allard
Frank J. McCarron
Bawerd
Crowley
Concord Woman's Club Chorus Charms Audience With Music
The Concord Woman's club chorus, entirely composed of club members, delighted listeners with Lift a Eyes Minuet and Haccarello. Mrs Chames B Brown and Miss Angie Faunce officiated, while Mrs Henry F Smith Jr led the music committee. A round table discussion followed as 27 clubs participated. Myron Stevenson, visiting from San Francisco, called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stevenson.
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Goncord Woman's Club
Marley
Jand
Chames B. Brown
Angie Faunce
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Mech
Wee Fatloce
Myron Stevenson
San Francisco
Cal
Mrs
R. J. Stevenson
Lions Paw Maynard Club Inaugurates Social Evening
The Lifuas Paw Club opened its season with a social at the Masonic Temple hall. A dance and games followed on October 27 with eleven players in a bridge event. a second round was scheduled for West Acton. A masquerade party was planned for October 30 in cooperation with local friends.
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Maynard
Lifuas Paw
Roolte
Higa
Lue
Meade
Usher
Wil
Grange Auction at Grange Hall on Oct W Evening
A Grange hall auction is held at Oct W at one o clock with sales from six to seven. A good number of articles are offered and many have already been pledged for bidding. Colonel Thomas is among the bidders mentioned.
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Grange
Alleen
Rowan Ul
Thomas
Town's reopened center school faces economic strain
After a week closed the center school reopens to provide transport for children using buses to serve both schools. Mrs Prank and Hadley report illnesses while Davison family visits Cambridge relatives. Gorden Stowe also ill.
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Sunary
Gorden Stowe
Davison
Cambridge
AOL Elects Ladies Auxiliary Officers and Committees
Bridgetree sentinel reports Mrs Susan Kelley chairs the Ladies Auxiliary with a standing committee including Mrs Mary Cook and Mrs Gertrude Keegan. Finance and sick committees list Mary Connors, Alice Smith, and Alice Mary McCarthy. Retiring president declines further service. Joint installation of Mary and Division officers planned soon. Also mentions local interest in Mr MacRae as a hunter and expert in oil heating and home appliances.
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Bridgetee Sentinel
Susan Kelley
Mary Cook
Gertrude
Keegan
Josephine Ledgard
Mary Connors
Alice Smith
Alice Mary McCarthy
Mary
Ments
Cludes
Florence Wilder
Moore
Clara Donahue
Mary Annie Duggin
Michael Cleary
James McCarthy
A. D Tdechew
Nova Scotia
Mr. MacRae
Dyson praised as diligent representative in Hudson opinion
The Hudson opinion lauds Rep. Dyson as a tireless fighter who served constituents honorably. It notes he is not a career politician, yet stayed engaged on Metropolitan affairs and earned support from district Republicans. Gardner E. Drew of Hudson endorses his candidacy.
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Hudson
Trenty
Rep
Dyson
Goodnough
Gardner E. Drew
Mt. Bellevue
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Cess Traveller’s
Toncord, Massachusetts
Avings Bank Ay
Segin
Br Savings
Automobile
Chester B. Robbins
North Acton, Mass
Tel
West Acton
Standard Insurance
Middlesex Insurance Partnership
Monument Sq
South Sudbury
Orchestra OF Marlboro
Maynard K
Lions Paw
Cargary Saunee
Sudbury
Prank i
Hadley
K. P. Stilew
Mutty & Tirrell, Inc
BUICK
Walden St
AOL
The
Senate
Joseph I. Holland
Democrat
Auburn Terrace
War
Lester H. Cowles
Edith Nourse Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
F Pillebury
Igna
Charles G. Steven
Wilder Street
Lowell
Main &T
Henry T. G. Byson
London
Ndon’s
Commonwealth Ave
William C. Mulcahey
Siow
Maynard Trust Co
Maynard Trust Cap
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