Mrs Elizabeth Williams dies at 62 in Maynard
Elizabeth Williams a highly respected Maynard resident died this morning about 1 30 at the home of her daughter Mrs Bradford Parker 2 Chandler street following an illness She was 62 born in Elmira NY and had lived in Maynard about twenty five years A grandson and other relatives survive Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Rev William Bolcourt pastor of the Union Congregational church will officiate burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Williams
Bradford Parker
Chandler Street
Indelmira
N.Y
Mary
Bardwell
William Bolcourt
The
Union
Congregat Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Death in Concord honors Miss Helen Flannery
Miss Helen T. Flannery a life long Concord resident died Tuesday after eight weeks of illness. Born October 3 1880 to John J and Maria Prendergast Flannery she was educated at Concord High School and Business College and worked as a stenographer. She is survived by her brother Stephen Flannery of Arlington Road and was cherished by the Union Burst Co. of Boston where she was once employed. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Helen T. Flannery
Cop. Cra
Flannery
Conicord
John J
Maria Prendergas Flannery
Concord Hith School
Business College
He Strom
Boston
Edward W. Fisery
Stephen
Orington Road
Death of West Acton resident Daniel Adams at 82
West Acton mourns the sudden death of Daniel Adams after a heart attack. A G A R member aged 82, he moved to the area in 1908 and lived with his widow in Berkeley California. He leaves a daughter in Alaska and several friends among his local ties. Services were held at his home last Thursday.
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Gforge Reed
West Acton
Daniel Adams
Adams
Thursdday
Berkeley
Calif
Alaska
Drs. Adams
Sen
Olstondale
Maynard Chautauqua Appoints 1929 Guardants List
Frances Derr Swarthmore Chautauqua superintendent announced 1929 guardants for the circuit in Maynard. The long roster includes Mrs C A Stock James C wfahi Ahata H A Wlige Zertha L Whitney Mary K Leith head C Carroll William Boicourt Mrs Lyman Priest Mrs J Weay M Dewitt Mr S Parker John B Shaw Elmer W Cook Mary B E Schnair Junior Chautauqua Hadith Priest John Thompean Philip Wilson and many others. Scouts as well as clubs such as Cloverleaf Girl Scouts and Girls Imnish Congregation are named among sponsors and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Derr
Swarthmore
Chautauqua
Whio
Maynard
Gaurantors
C. A. Stock
James C. Wfahi
Ahata Oe H. A Wlige Zertha L. Whitney
Mary K. Leithhead
C. . Carroll
William Boicourt
Victor Kotila
Russell Joridan
Alvin H. Fletcher
Carl
Henry A. Bent
S. B. McCleary
Alfie French
Attendance Figures Show High Rates in Early Term
The report outlines attendance percentages through October 31 with the 48 class showing strong engagement. Details indicate improved school participation across several grades and activities, reflecting solid overall attendance trends for the period.
Screech Owl School Sports and Activities Update
The Junior 1 held at the Hith goaldtortum on Thursday, 25 with 8th and free refreshments. The Chamber of and free refreshments. The orchestra provided music for dancing starting at 8:15. Milford High faced Screech Owl in a three game series at Alumni Field with a 2:30 kickoff and home support. The Screech Owl staff held an assembly to promote the school paper with Vaino Sjsblom introducing editors. Report cards for the first two months will be issued Friday. Physical Training began last week under Mr. Rupprecht with boys classes Wednesday and girls Thursday. A football rally for the Concord-Maynard game was held in the Auditorium with speeches by Coach Lent, Captain King, and Manager Trask. Music becomes elective with Seniors and Juniors one week and Sophomores and others the next under Miss Lovely.
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Hith Goaldtortum
Thuradzy
Raitor
Vaino Sjsblom
Rupprecht
Concord-Maynard
Lent
King
Trask
Knights of Pythias lodge hosts successful whist party
The Progressive Lodge Knights of Pythias held a whist party after its last regular meeting with Ralph P. Fletcher supervising and officers of the lodge assisting. Prizes were awarded and a buffet lunch followed. A smoke talk is planned for Wednesday evening November 14 with Pliny E. Graves of Hudson giving a talk on his trip to California and Canada.
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Military
Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Ralph P. Fletcher
P. C
Thomas R.murray
Owen Franklin
Josephine Larson Gertrude Lason
William Larson
Progressive Lodge Knights
Pythias
Pliny E. Graves
Hudson
California
Canada
Interclass soccer and school sports events listed
The report notes Concord High School senior and junior classes contesting a second Berles interclass soccer match this afternoon at Emerson Playground. It mentions Division 51 OH officers being installed, and announces Middlesex School and Groton School third elevens set for a track meet and a Groton game in November.
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Berles
Concard High School
Tonior Clase
Unl
Hmerson
Division 51
Concord Med School
Indone
Middlesex’ School
Groton. Noy
Republican Rally Promises Local Candidate Spotlight
A forthcoming Republican rally announces speakers including District Attorney Robert Hinelt and Representative candidate R. Farnhan Smith. Mrs Faith Nanvae Rogers and Senator Georga RP Mavee are listed with a Hoover picture as a visual feature.
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Aspredation Hall
Woat Concord
Tontehtelnda
Attoynery
Robert ™ Hinelt
Faith Nanvae
Rogers
Qenrga RP
Mavee
R.farnhan Smith
Extension Service Movies at Acton Town Hall
Middlesex County Extension Service presents educational motion pictures at Acton Town Hall on Thursday at o clock. The program shows disease control in crops and how the U S Government gathers with airplanes and balloons, plus a five reel comedy. The screenings aim to educate farmers and homemakers with wholesome entertainment.
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Middlesex County
Acton Town
United Sta
Is & Nins Cohs
Neighborhood Club Whist Party Funds Construction Project
A neighborhood club held a Wednesday whist party to raise funds for a construction project. Annie Schlos contributed to the event which supported the planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt
Annie Schlos
Community Notices and Family News From Local Times
Mr and Mrs A Durkee of m spent several days at the home of Mr Clarke Durkee, his brother, the past week. A Freshman class affair opened with music by Mrs Sidney, and dancing followed for about one hundred young folks. Ada Durkee and her brother William Braman plan to move into the house recently acquired by Mr Howard Reed. Mrs Read has moved to Mr George Beans’s home. Mrs G G Holden visited friends from Boxboro and Sudbury. The club plans a cabaret and dance at Mr and Mrs Harry Holt’s Bow farm. MacGregor is building an addition to a Vermont property. One obituary notes Mrs P Livermore of Hh, survived by two daughters and a brother George W Daniels of South Acton.
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A. Durkee
Clarke Durkee
Joey
Newton Hospital
Wales
Butte
Mont
Sidney Nd
Ada Durkee
Wm. Braman
Howard Reed
Windsor Avenue
Read
George Bean
G. G. Holden
Boxboro
Berths. Shattuck
Marjory Hine
Sudbury
Ketlav
Harry Holt
Bow
M.H
Vermont
George W. Daniels
South Acton
Peleck
P. Livermore
Notendida
Jopaevermore
New York
Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting Prep
A preparatory Christian Endeavor prayer gathering is planned for Friday evening at 7 o'clock ahead of the vestry meeting scheduled for later. The event aims to ready participants for the vestry discussion and related church matters.
DIFN IN VER Mra Adeline Tay enevices and hiptat
Partial readable lines describe a local figure Adeline Tay and a place near Pearham with unclear events. Further context is unreadable but suggests a brief society notice or obituary fragment mentioning names and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DIFN
Adeline L. Tayenevices
Hiptat Ot Pearham
College Fair at Universalist Church Draws Community Support
The Ladies Social Circle of the Universalist church hosts its annual fair in the vestry on Thursday November 15 at 3 p m. The event titled College Fair features booths staffed by Mrs Hayward Miss Shanley Mrs Tuttle and others with decorations and prizes. An evening program follows and a clothing sale is planned with donated cotton garments for display and practical use.
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The
Universalist Church
Come Hayward
Gaia Shanley
Tuttle
Pett
Y. Oretabie
Susie A
Drew
Torsleft
Flowers
Frank Z. Te Or
Charles Ti
Rea Rae
Mina Viola
Merriam
Avening
South Acton
Ex Couty Eepasion
A& i
Sudbury Adds 140 New Names to List
Sudbury appears to record a surge of 140 new names added to its registry or roll in a local campaign. The unusual text shows garbled OCR with scattered fragments mentioning names and a civic effort, indicating a broadened participation or voter file update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Local ChurchSchedules Evening Services and Events
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a church in Boston posted evening services at 7 and possible 8 o clock times. Other items mention a meeting or event but details are unclear due to garbled text.
Unreadable OCR Note Noted for Preservation
Fragmentary text mentions a date of December 12 and names such as George and Roderick. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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Ago
Aesigner
Speer
Lakehurst
Boura
Qver
Cae Din Boere
Cgavertlap
Agtinst High
Milford, High
Alumni Field
Miss Lovely
Acton
Lever’s
Hert Schaffner & Marx
New
Engla
Begal
Orty
Ae As
Anuufenne 1 Ae
Roderick
George Ma
Ars Pall
Vissaab
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