Community Notices and Local Events Highlight Week
Washington guests among local visitors at Walnut Street Hall and Myrtle Sims. Police coordinate with Registrar to crack down on speeders over 456 at night. Glee club concert draws large audience. VFW Auxiliary appoints hospital committee member. Maynard Jewry observes Yom Kippur. Patrolman Nyholm develops skunk removal technique. Local school events and Methodist church activities discussed as opening of school approaches.
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Lawrence Bolés
Washington
den Downey
Charles Atrest
Myrtle Sims
Walnut Street Hall
Agsabet
Mills
Weac
Manuel Glic
Whi Manne
Henry Plecewicz
Frank Goodwin
Ark Glee Club
Hev‘erly
Whith
Pete
Weeson
Sever
Mary Flannery
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Mra
Ethel
Thaney
Cheney
Kenox County
Serafina
Riphard
Lawson
Biddeford
Maynard
Dino Nyholm
Thia
Skunk
Edward
Pigherty
Tain
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Cushing
Flaherty
Pothos
Philattien Clase
Methodist Church
Harriet
Maple Street
Chutch School Board
Maynard Supper Marks Masonic Officers Election
The Maynard annual supper at the Masonic Temple announced the election of officers led by Walter Huntington of Marlboro as district deputy guest. Albert A. of Sudbury was elected Master with William K Watters senior warden, Elwyn L Young junior warden, Melton Merrick secretary, and Gavin Taylor treasurer elect. The new officers will serve starting in November.
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Charles A
Masonic Temple
Walter Huntington
Marlboro
Albert A
Sudbury
William K Watters
Elwyn L Young
Meton Merrick
Gavin Taylor
Gavin Taylor, Trea
Band Parade Honors Civic Leaders in Staged Event
A community parade featured local officials including former Mayor Edward Waban and Senator Richardson among participants. Sheriff MéeRiroy and Deputy Sheriff Arty Concord led contingents as dignitaries observed from stands. The event included junior units and post winners, with a prize announced for the top junior entry.
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Waban
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Ardson
Noschaues
MéeRiroy
Jusiors
Concord Legion Band Heads to New York for National Meet
The Concord American Legion Band and affiliated groups will travel by train and bus to New York on September 7 for the annual convention. Leaders say this will be the first time the Concord unit attends, with support from the Fire Department and other corps.
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Richard
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Percy
Pit
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Olat'Stensby
Cecil
Bation
Winkdpat
Fam Carroll
Charles
Hodman
Twin Buckman
Gustave
Jenen
New -York
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Maysica
Cording
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American Legion
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Concord
Legion
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George Din
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Walngle Baslends
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Couroes
Fragmentary OCR Notes From Page One
Disjointed phrases from a historical page mention places and names in incomplete form. Clear facts are unavailable, leaving a partial sense of events or listings without coherent narrative or dates.
Acton Fair Promises Community Recreation and Education
The article invites families to attend the Adam Fair on Friday and Saturday September 24th and 25th for two days of festive activities. It emphasizes a bright summer spirit, educational value, and a sense of local rivalry as part of the annual event.
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Ian
Raul
Varsity Show Review Mixed Elements and Wit
A fragmentary notice reviews a college production featuring Dick Powell and ensemble numbers. The piece hints at elaborate songs and dances with a noted line "You've got something there" and mentions a lively crowd reaction with recovery of a routine.
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Dick ‘Powell
Lane
Amari
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