Town Rally As Voters Watch State Race
Local rally aims to mobilize 2405 registered voters as campaigns sweep through small towns. Senate hopefuls David I Ely and Marcus Cooligan visit, with House candidates Sims and Maynard pushing for Beacon Hill seats amid tight turnout forecasts.
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Jorate
Senaor
David I. Joseph Ely
Marcus Cool- Mogan
Waltham
Cantor
P. E
Hudson
William Smith
Atty
John J
Leslie W. Sims Rd
House of Representat
Maynard
Sims
Beacon Hill
Leverett Hall
Massa- House
Rep- Sims
Edison Co. Fenn Opens Ration Center on Nov 3
Edison Co. Fenn announces the opening of its ration center at Main Old Nine Acre Corner on Monday November 3 at 12 noon. Bowser, chairman of the Local Light Board, made the announcement.
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Edison Dominating Co
Nine Acre Corne.cord
Bowser
Ipal Light Board
Con
Federation Club Meeting Leads District Delegation
Mrs. Charles A. Stockbridge of this town directed a delegation from the 11th district to the Autumn State Federation meeting in Worcester. Maynard club members attending included Mrs. Hulda Taylor and other officers. Stockbridge will broadcast on WBZ at 1160 Thursday morning on A Bird's Eye View of the 11th District.
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Charles A. Stockbridge
Federated Woman’s Clubs
State Federation
Pela
Worcester
Maynard Club
Huldah Taylor
Albert BE. Batley
Rachel McCleary
Mathew Vance
Maude Gutteridge
Frank Farnell
Beatrice Jordan
Worcester State Federation
North High School
Wesley
Unitarian
Carl L Schrader
Marlborough Woman’s Club
Harry D Purcell
Thomas Barry
A B Sampson
I. H Tourtellott
James .W .McDonald
Mabel G Warren
George W Heys
J J Shaughnessy
Edward L Costellow
Anne F Witherbee
C Howard Brigham
E W Borden
Colonial Club
Herbert Bartlett
Arthur P ‘Curtis
C T Warner
Rosdlyn Warner
Fred H Morse
Gardner Carpenter
Frank J. DeMars Post
Memorial Park
Cooperative Hall
Mrs Schnair Dies In Acton
West Acton resident Mrs Charles Schnair died suddenly last night at her home at age 62 from heart trouble. Born in Newfoundland she had lived in West Acton 32 years and is survived by her husband and 13 children. Services will be conducted by Rev Bason of St George's church.
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West Acton
Charles’ Schnair
Schnair
Newfoundland
Joseph Schnair
Maynard
Charles Lear
Sunapee
Charles Schnair
Newton
Laura Kingman
Arthur Wood
West Concord
William Tobin
Everett Parker
Fitchburg
Frank Hallett
Richard Schnab
Rev
Bason
St. George’s Church
Concord Grange to Present Annual Musical Entertainment
Concord Grange No. 150 will host its annual musical entertainment at Elks Hall in Concord on Tuesday November 4 at 8 30 p m. The short business meeting ends before the show open to visitors. Proceeds benefit the Education Aid fund directed by Mrs Helen Croft pianist and Miss Nettie Wells lecturer. Members urged to attend and bring friends.
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Concord Grange NO. 150
Elks’ Hall
Concord
Grange
Education Aid Fund
Helen Croft
Nettie: Wells
The Gospel of Love at West Concord Union Church
Sunday services at the West Concord Union church featured Rev. Alfred W. Stone delivering The Gospel of Love. A children's sermon titled Holding Up the Procession and choir anthem Blessed Is He were performed. Harold I. Judkins played organ in Miss Gertrude H. Rideout’s absence. Hugh Miller led the Christian Endeavor meeting with Making America Christian.
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Union
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union
Wooler
Harold I. Judkins
Gertrude H. Rideout
Hugh Miller
Christian Endeavor
America
Junior High Presents The Windmills of Holland Operetta
Miss Mary Doyle announced eighth graders will stage The Windmills of Holland in December under Miss Ethel Lovely. Cast includes Mya Herr Hertogenbosch Elmer Saloneus Frau Hertogenbosch Elvi Nyholm Willhelmina Hilda Helen Weckstrom Vera Rudziak Bob and Joseph Minko Hans Franz Katrina Sylvia Katvala and a chorus. Proceeds fund a stereopticon for the school and a new two week two session schedule provides practical arts weekly.
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Mary Doyle
Ethel Lovely
Mya Herr
Vera Rudziak
Bob
Joseph Minko
Hans
Joseph Dudzinski
Franz
Robert Duggan
Katrina
Sylvia Katvala
Poverty Halloween Party Dominates Warner Grange Meeting
In Warner Kall, Annursnac Grange Patrons of Husbandry held a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Jose Pearce and Mrs. Jessié De Taney. State Deputy Ber ton Mowry of Raynham spoke on The Humane Trap Question. A humorous contest awarded the men’s first prize to Emil Dumas after a woman won a presumed fan prize.
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Annursnac Grange Patrons of Husbandry
Warner Kall
Hallowe’en
Jose Pearce
Jessié de Taney
Berton ‘T. Mowry
Raynham
Emil Dumas
West Concord Union Church Weekly Schedule Nov 2 M
The West Concord Union Church in Massachusetts lists a full week of services and activities led by Rev. Alfred W. Stone. Highlights include a Sunday morning service on The Christian Meaning of Life, a children’s sermon, church school at noon, Holy Communion at 4, and Evening Service at 7 canceled. Activities run through Friday with Scouts, Ladies Union, Missionary Society, and choir rehearsal.
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Alfred W. Stone
the Holy Communion
Society of Christian Endeavor
Henry M. Lane
Boy Scouts
Ladies Union
Harold S. Judkins
Ladies Missionary Society
Legislature Speaker Saltonstall Thanks Legal Aide
Leverett Saltonstall the Speaker of the Massachusetts House thanks Leslie W. Sims Esq of Boston for yearend assistance and helpful stance on contentious matters. He wishes Sims luck if returning and hopes to preside over future deliberations. Maynard Concord Street address included.
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Leslie W. Sims
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
Leslie
Pearc
Leverett Saltonstall
House Representatives
L. W. Sims
Concord St
Maynard
Maynard Legion to Install Officers in Noted Ceremony
Frank J. DeMars Post and Maynard Legion Auxiliary prepare a joint installation tonight at Magonie Hall with prominent Legion officials and public figures among the guests. Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers will address attendees. many local leaders and clergy attend, with a turkey supper to follow organized by Edward Ledgard and veterans groups.
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Frank J. DeMars Post
American Legion
Maynard Legion Auxiliary
Magonie Hall
State
County Legion
Edith Nourse Rogers
Congress
Stephen Garrity
Lowell
State Legion
Thomas Giblin
County Legion Auxiliary
John Hooley
Ayer
Legionaty Council
Eisie DeGuichy
Stokeham
Auxiliary
W.W. Wade
Woburn
County Auxiliary ‘Council
Anna Mannion
Waltham
State Auxiliary
Adelaide Fitzgerald
Hopkinton
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ella Lovejoy
Henry Caan
the Legion
C. L. Clark
Edwards Quimby
A. L
Acton
Louis Collins
Legion Post
Marlboro
Hudson Legion
Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
Howard H. Wilson
John Commers
Charles Luker
Maynard Post
Paul Hilander
Charles Irwin
Edward i Ledgard
James. V. Sweeney
Herbert W. Martin
James’ Whalen
Minnie Downey
Esther Smith
Margaret McCarthy
Eleanor Sheridan
Annie Sealey
Eva Evers
Salina Hspile
Charlies ‘Irwin
Herbert Martin
Walter Adams
James Cronin
Legion
Near Death for Sharpe Children After Castor Bean Mix-Up
Three Sharpe children Mary 5 David 4 and George 3 narrowly escaped death after eating castor beans mistaken for nuts. Dr Flaherty and helpers treated them for hours until the poison was rendered non threatening and the children were out of danger. The incident occurred on Walnut Street as they returned from their grandmother Mrs Bartholo Spratt's home.
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Maynard
David
G. Sharpe
Walnut Street
Hillside Street
Flaherty
Glee Club Concerts Spark Requests Across Towns
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club of Charles A Welch Lodge AF and AM reports strong season demand with daily concert requests. On Nov 10 they perform in Concord at a Mas lodge meeting and at the Edward Quimby Post Military Ball in South Acton. The schedule includes Nov 13 for officer installation at Welch Lodge and Nov 24 for Walden Chapter Royal Arch in Concord. December 2 brings a concert for Magdalene Chapter es.
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Anchor and Ark Glee Club
Charles A Welch Lodge
Glee Club
Concord
Mas Lodge
Edward Quimby
A. L
South Acton
AF & A M
Walden
Royal Arch
Magdalene
O ES
Concord Art Centre Exhibit Honors Miss Alma de Mier
An exhibit at Concord Art Centre showcases young local artists and honors former Concord High School art supervisor Miss Alma de Mier. Many notable alumni credit her teaching for discovering talent and inspiring careers in art and design.
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Concord
Concord Art Centre
Alma de Mier
de Miers Eee
Ree
Vesper - Beno
Wood
Concord High School
Ward
Cornelia. Hoff
Ginn and Co
Russell T
Harvard
Europeana
Eisie Bean
New York
Elizabeth Barrett
C.H.S
Archie Fe
Boston Art Department
Martha Chase
Amy . Sacker
Ji By
Vesper George School
de Mier
Miss de Mier
Maynard Sheiks to Host Alumni Grid Showdown
Al Cowles manager of the Maynard Sheiks books a Sunday afternoon game against the Boston Phantoms. The Phantoms boast a fast backfield and solid line as they clash with local desert roamers, promising a thrilling matchup and a strong crowd turnout.
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al Cowles
Maynard Sheiks
Boston Colored Phantoms
Phantoms
Sheiks
Sudbury Town Committee Sets Evening Speaker Series
Sudbury Town Committee schedules an evening program with a lineup of speakers at 8 o'clock in a local church. Rev. _____ will chair the event, inviting residents to attend the discourse.
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Sudbury
Wedding Held Saturday In St Catherine Of Genoa Church
Ming Rena Bryssa Bertucci daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bertucci of 49 Lowell Street Ville becomes bride of Burton Coughlan son of Mr and Mrs James Coughlan of Brooks Street. The ceremony was performed at one o clock in the afternoon by Bishop Peterson at St Catherine Of Genoa Church Spring Hill Somerville. Best man was Peggy Toomey. After the ceremony the couple will reside in Somerville.
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Ming
Rena Bryssa Bertucci
Charles Bertuce
Lowell
Street
Ville
Burton
James. Coughlan
Brooks Street
Peri
Orenag Yy
Bishop Peterson
St. Catherie
Getton
Spring Hill
Bomerville
Peggy Toomey
Anne
Abere
Curry
Cnn
Plaza. Iea
Somerville
People
Sudbury Commercial Club News Highlights
The Sudbury Commercial Club details a Thursday event at the Suite Gona venue. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with friendly recreation and light socializing.
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Sanuite Gona
Warren and Howard Named in Hudson News Notes
Edith Nourse Lowell among brief notices, with Charles P. Howard of Hudson and Bishop Warren of Wayland referenced in the local items. The fragmentary text records several ecclesiastical and civic mentions in a compressed schedule.
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Ney Warren
Wayland
Charles P. Howard
Semith
Rs Nea Ve
Hudson
Edith Nourse Oo
Lowell
Maynard Boy Active on College Football and Dramatics
Charles W. Manty of Maynard, a senior at the Massachusetts college, is active on the football team this year for a second season and has appeared in several series. He is also prominent in dramatics and was in the Commencement Show. Other sports like hockey and track see attention in other seasons.
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Charles W. Manty
Maynard
Massachusetts Cultural
Manty
Edison Sub Station Opening at Nine Acre Road
Edison Electric Illuminating Company plans a noon opening of the new sub station at Ain Street and Old Road to Nine Acre. The event includes ceremonies and remarks by company officials and invited guests.
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Edison Electric Illuminae Pomenees
Ain Street
Old Road
Nine Acre
Yaniaer
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William C. MacDonald
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