Convention of Norwegian Young People in Concord Boston and Portland
The annual convention of the Norwegian Young People’s Societies of churches in Concord Boston and Portland opened in Concord at the Evangelical Free Church with a supper for delegates. Rev Olaf M Johnson welcomed attendees and led a devotional service. Sessions featured bilingual worship English and Norwegian with choirs from Roxbury and New England. The event included addresses by Rev John Webber Swampscott and Rev M C Holmes with music by quartets and choirs and concluded with an annual business meeting in Boston.
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Concord
Boston
Portland
Maine
Evangelical Free Church
Longstreet
Olaf M. Johnson
Concord Church
Victor Hang
Roxbury
John’ Webber
Swampscott
Young People's Bible Nee
United Choirs
M. C. Holmes
Wisconsin
Apts
Alfred Emerson
New & Conn
Lish
Emersed
Ricreen
Ton
Wen
Maynard C C Captures Low Net in State Open Handicap
Frank C. Sheridan handicapper of the Maynard C C won the low net prize with 82 at the annual state open handicap tournament held at Sandy Burr Country Club Wayland Saturday. A field of 200 players competed led by Clark Hoddar of Fram- and Tom Welch of Woodland with top scores noted in a large gallery.
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Maynard Ub
Ts Golf Association
Clark
Heddar Ingham
Tom Welch
Woodland
Mk Sheridan
B. J.cough- Collins
Maynard
Sandy Burr
Clark Hoddar
W. Collins
Sheridan
Coughlin
Kon
Scarboro
J. J. Scarboro
C. M. Needham
M. V
C. Winship
Charles River
A. Carlton
J. Merwin
Concord
E. Cole
Wellesley
P. T. Flavin
R. Fisher
A. Gollins
Bear Hill
L. Adams
M. Lally
J. Schneiderman
F. Parschu
L. Costello
J. McCarthy
J. Wolff
J. J. Ledgard
H. A. Wilson
J. Connors
P. Foss
Albani–Stewart Nuptials At Lexington Residence
The ceremony for Beth Albani daughter of Mrs D Albani and Lillian Stewart took place at the Lexington residence of McCarthy on Sept 4 at four o clock. Cora Albani and Philip of Concord mentored by the bride wore white crepe de chin and white roses. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple planned a motor wedding trip before residing with the parents on School Avenue.
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Beth Albani
D., Albani
Lillian Stewart
T At
McCarthy
Lexington
Cora’ Albani
Philip
Concord
Grange Corn Roast Featured At Juction Fair
John Reid chair of the committee announces the Grange fair in Association Hall on Wednesday September 8. Prizes for exhibit items include fruit baked goods and fancy work. Committee is making efforts to improve this year’s event with top prizes and attractions. A Sudbury accident left a person injured and treated at Emerson Hospital.
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Grange
Association Hall
John Reid
Mmittee
Port Mary Lamb School Opens for Fall Term
Sudbury Sept 8 The Port Mary Lamb School opened for the fall term today with expected small gains in enrollment from last year’s sixteen pupils. Miss Hopkins, last year’s teacher, has returned from vacation and will lead classes and host visiting guests.
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Sudbury
Mary Lamb
Grange Fair Held After Weather Delay
Concord Grange No. 160 Patrons of Husbandry hosted the corn roast and clam bake Friday at Benjamin Clark’s Lowell Road home after a Wednesday postponement due to rain. Edgar Clark and John Raymond supervised the event with a generous turnout and lively fraternal camaraderie.
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Concord
Concord Grange
Benjamin
Clark
Lowell Road
Edgar Clark
John Raymond
West Acton Couple Hal Newport Return to Vaudeville Circuit
Mr and Mrs Hal Newport returned home for the weekend then left Monday for Holyoke and other venues in the Keith Vaudeville circuit. They had planned a vacation after a long foreign tour but popular demand for their act prevented it.
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Hal Newport
Holyoke
Ponte
Keith
Head on Collision Hurts Several in Sudbury
A two-vehicle crash near Sudbury on Labor Day involved a Nordberg sedan and a Boston Elevated bus. John Nordberg suffered a skull fracture and facial cuts, treated at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Nordberg, Norman, and Ethel Nordberg had cuts and injuries. The bus party from Boston was uninjured.
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Maynard
John Nordberg
Concord Street
Norman
Boston
Waltham Street
Sudbury
Labor Day
Emerson Hospital
C. L. Clark
So. Acton
Clark
Nordberg
Ethel
Edward
Berg
Maynard Girl Selected in Long Lake Beauty Contest
Miss Eileen Murphy of Roosevelt Street was chosen Miss Long Lake in a Long Lake Club beauty contest at Long Lake, Littleton. Crowded clubhouse honored her with judges’ decree and a celebratory shower attended by about 150 friends.
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Maynard
Eileen Murphy
Roosevelt Street
Long Lake
Littleton
Miss Murphy
Repors
Charles Weekstrom
Avalonian Orchestra
Robert Sheridan
Lake Club
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist Schedule
The Concord First Church of Christ Scientist at Monument Square lists Sunday service at 10 45 A M with the lesson and sermon. Sunday school at 10 45 A M and a testimonial meeting Wednesday evenings at 5 45 P M. Reading room hours are 2 to 5 P M on weekdays.
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First Church
OF Christ Scientist
Concord
First Church of Christ
Scientia Monument Square
Maynard, Normie Sime Pitch Town to Victory
Bay LIES Maynard and Normie Sime led a high school tilt with Sime as pitching ace. They defeated Concord Sunday before 3,000 fans, drawing 500 cars to Crowe Park. Maynard delivered the decisive runs, while O'Brien fouled out and Batchelder battled on the mound for Concord in a high fever pitch weekend victory.
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Maynard
T. T
Normie
Sime
Greater
Boston
Concord
Crowe Park
Norinie
Simms
Holy Name
Father Sweeney
Bng
Yieiters
O’brien
Ian
Normie Sime
Woods
Kamesh
Batchelder
Tender Shower For Bride To Be Regina Connell
Miss Regina Connell received a surprise bridal shower at her sister Mrs Thomas Reillys home on Thursday evening amid gifts and refreshments. A mock marriage was played with Mrs George Lee as bride and Mrs Frank Sheridan as groom as friends and neighbors offered best wishes to the bride to be.
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Regina Connell
Thomas ‘Reilly
Miss Connell
George. Lee
Frank Sheridan
John Coyne
John Sheehan
Joseph Alexander
Connell
Cecelia Reilly
Madeleine Ryan
John Wallace
Agnes O'Grady
Thomas Reilly
Mary Ryan
Elizabeth, Connel
Concord Woman's Club Reading Clas to Hold Last Meeting
The Concord Woman's Club will hold its final meeting at 2 p.m. at President Miller's home on Street, with Edward James reading. This event marks the club’s last gathering.
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Concord Woman's Club
Reading
CLAS
Concord ‘Woman's Club
Ibs
Pres. Miller
Manly
Edward James
Red Cross September Conference Announced in Concord
The regional Red Cross conference is set for September 15 at the Unitarian Congregational church in Concord. Sessions run from 10 AM to 4 PM with luncheon at noon. Teams from West Acton and South Acton are invited to attend.
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Autiual Reginal Conference
Red Cross
Concord
Vinitarian Congregational Church
West Acton
South Acton
Agostino Ferraro Died in Cincinnati Funeral in Ohio
Agostino Ferraro aged 49 died September 3 in a Cincinnati hospital while visiting a sister after long illness. He leaves wife two sons Joseph and Thomas and two daughters Rose. Rites held at St Bridiea church at 9 a m burial in St s cemetery with a large turnout of mourners.
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Maynard
Agostino
Erraro
Douglas Avenue
Pierye
Cincimnati
Joseph
Thomas
Rose
Anna
St. S Cemetery
Sudbury Schools Open With Full Staff and Attendance
The Sudbury Schools reopen with a full corps of teachers and good attendance. Officials express confidence in maintaining their usual standards and performance amid the new term.
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Sudbury
Concord Rod and Gun Club Sets Columbus Day Dedication
The Concord Rod and Gun Club held a meeting at the new clubhouse on the Aigeo farm with President Harry 8. Tuttle presiding. Fourteen new members were admitted and plans for a Columbus Day dedication on October 12 were outlined including an all day skeet shoot and a banquet. A twelve member committee led by William J. Bulger was named to handle arrangements. A three member committee to represent the club in a regional sportsmen gathering was also appointed.
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Concord Rod and Gun Club
Aigeo Farm
Harry
Tuttle
Columbus
Clu
William J. Bulger
Herbert’Cooke
Nelson Horne
Michael Hogan
Elmer Rasp
William G. ‘Ryan
Heaward Wileht
Samuel Hoar
Joseph Algoo
K. P. Dunton
M. Adams
Frederick Nolan
Harry 2
Herbert Cooke
Alxander R
Frank Pierce celebrates 62 years in Concord shoe business
The Concord merchant Frank Pierce marks August 31 as the 62nd anniversary of his shoe store, begun in 1866 at age 16 with his father. He has run the same shop for six decades, serving notable locals including Ralph Waldo Emerson and Nathaniel Hawthorne, and professionals like Prof. Harris.
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Frank Pierce
Concord
Pierce
Old Town
Ralph Waldo, Emerson
Nathaniel Hawthorpe
Louis A . Alcott
Frank
B Sanborn
Sage
Prof
Harris
Concord School of Philosophy
Conchard Board of Trade Opens Season at High School
The Conchard Board of Trade holds its opening meeting at the High School Building on Thursday Sept 8. President Stuart Allen presents plans for a season of vigorous activity for consideration. A committee reports are expected.
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Conchard Board of Trade
Stuart Allen
Edward Curtiss Dies After Self Inflicted Gunshot Wound
Edward Curtiss, 47, shot himself Friday afternoon while police searched for him after a report of his disappearance. He died Saturday at Massachusetts General Hospital. He had worked at Emerson Hospital farm, reportedly took a watch from a coworker and turned it over to the foreman. Authorities believe he feared the police were pursuing him over the incident.
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Edward Eg
Massachusetts General Hospital
Curtiss
Emerson ‘Hospital
Optimism Grows in Town as Fa l Season Approaches
A townwide sense of optimism rises as Fa l nears with expectations of better passions and a healthier year. Coal mill reports indicate orders in hand to keep October activity steady, with more work likely after the opening of the season. Industry wheels should hum as demand and hard work drive renewed vitality.
Maynard public schools reopen with 1760 pupils expected
Maynard schools open on Tuesday as administrators estimate about 1760 pupils will register once counts finalize. Ten teaching staff changes are noted including Allan W Furber as new High School principal and several new teachers across departments.
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Allan W. Furber
Sve
Dorothy L. Simonds
Hester Leitner
Huabeth Li Fraser
A. Hall Address Deliveries at Sehgo Tuesday Morning
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate A Hall addressing the Coheorde Set Eaton at Sehgo on Tuesday morning. The readable elements show an event or address session with naming of individuals and a location.
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Selleava
A. Hall
O the Coheorde
Eaton
Sehgo
Open House Squeaks By In Last Minute Victory
In a tense night game Hall hosts Tugaday as Sel andry advances. The meeting night features a new setup with first time quarters and a reported score underlines a close finish for Seth and Sne.
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Tugaday
Met
Seth
Two Vessels Continue Search for Missing Airship
The Transylvania and the Carmen head the search for Old Gor, feared lost after a seaborne crash in the Atlantic. New liners Nova Scotia and Lapland assist as authorities press on with radar and supply efforts amid scant clues.
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New
York
INS
Gor
Atlantic Ocean
trans-Athapitic
Transylania
Nova Scotia
Lapland
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