News of the Week in Concord Garden Club meeting and local notes
The Concord Garden club met at Mrs. Russell Rovd home with William Craig speaking on lilies under cultivation in New England. Concord fire department responded to a chimney fire at Henry Lemen home with no damage. Ann Friedman born Feb 15 at Emerson Hospital. congratulations to family. Concord Schools resumed after vacation. Robert J. Rodday earns honor roll and wins Holderness Meet downhill record in 3 minutes 60 seconds.
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Concord Garden Club
Russell Rovd
Monument Street
William Craig
New England
Concord Fire Department
Henry Lemen
Belknap Street
Fabian Friedman
Jeaner Howmer
Shaler Lane
Cambridge
Ann
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Herbert B. Hosmer
Herbert W. Hosmer
Joshua Holder
Robert J. Rodday
New Hampton School
Frederick Smith
Holderness
Young Rodday
Bell Telephone Purchases Bulk Supplies
The Bell Telephone company announces large orders including 9 10,000 pounds of paper 320,000,000 towels 1,214,000 poles and 6,800,000 pounds of brass among other items.
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Bell Telephone Company
Concord Grange Hosts Middlesex Pomona Meeting in Ellis Hall
Concord Grange No 150 hosted Middlesex Central Pomona Grange in Ellis Hall on Wednesday. New Master David Baldwin of Sudbury presided. entertainment was by Mrs Adelaide Sims of Maynard and Bedford Grangers performed a Major Bowes amateur act. A one act sketch by Maynard’s Charlotte King and Doris Bean followed with Reginald Cahill of Waltham singing, joined by his wife. Rev Baton Marshall spoke on the A B L C’s Heark Swats. next extreme meeting set for Lexington March 18 with Hon Leverett Saltonstall as speaker.
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Concord Grange
Joseph AL Macone
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Arthur F. Tibbetts
David Baldwin
Sudbury
Adelaide Sims
Maynard
Bedford Grangers
Major Bowes
Waldo Alges
Herman Schofield
Hiedford Grange
Millie
Tillie
New York
Charlotte King
Doris Bean
Reginald Cahill
Waltham
Lin Cahill
Baton Marshall
Eduarel Maynard
A.blc
Lexington
Leverett Salton
Massachuset
House of Representatives
Sudbury School News Scholarship Winners Named
The Women a Chils Scholarship goes to Miss Liththeopore for exemplary study at the Massachusetts School of Art. Also announced is that Iss Tad Hemingways will receive the Hewinon scholarship for her mendhdd work at Framingham Tenehere College.
Birthday Celebrations Mentioned for Mrs Sherman Reed
Mrs Sherman Reed is noted as the host of a birthday event for Mrs Fred Reed, with Mrs Damons mentioned as a guest. Mr Reed travels to Bermuda for a trip accompanying unspecified business associates.
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Sherman Reed
Sther Damons
Fred Reed
Washington
Mr Reed
Bermuda
First Church of Christ Concord Sunday Services and Lesson
Sunday services at inglews, Concord. Sunday school at 10.4. Wednesday testimonial meetings at 2 PM. The March 1 lesson sermon centers on Christ Jesus with Golden Text from Isaiah 9 6. Bible citations include Matthew 10 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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FIRST
Church OF Christ
sCleaks
Concord
Lu.tv
Christ Jesus
Churches of Christ
Soichus
Isaian
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Report and Fund Drive
The Concord Rotary Club held its Thursday noon luncheon in the ColonialInn with President Ed Wayson True presiding. Rev Edward Daniels spoke. a Boy Scout fundraiser report showed over 700 raised by two teams, Kevin Bumford’s team winning by 17 dollars. losers will treat the winners to dinner.
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Concord Rotary Club
Concord Rowiy
Ed. Wayson True
Edward Per. Daniels
First Parish
Kivin Bumford
Uve
Eliot Kk. Howard
Concord Union Women Hear Welfare Work Details
Mrs Wal lace B Conant presided at a Union meeting in the Parish House to inform members about town welfare organizations. Speakers included Mrs Henry I Smith president of the Concord Female Charitab Society, Miss Spiers Red Cross nurse, and Miss Mae R Dennis RN in charge of tuberculosis work.
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Concord
Wallace B. Conant
Woman Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
Henry I Smith
Concord Female Charitab Society
Spiers
Red Cross
Mae R. Dennis RN
Rossetti Accresti Speaks on Italy at Concord League
Signora Olivia Rossetti Acresti, granddaughter of the Italian patriot poet and exile Gabrielle Rossetti and niece of Christina and Dante Gabriel Rossetti, spoke on The Present Situation in Italy at a Concord League of Women Voters meeting hosted by Mr. George Bh Bates on St Alain Street last week.
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Italy
Concord League of Wemen
Signora Olivia Rossetti Acresti
Gabrielle Rossetti
Christina
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
George Bh. Bates
Alain Street
Concord Grange Plans Middlesex Pomona Entertainment
Concord Grange met in Ellis Hall with Master Joseph A Macone presiding. Tom Tomibeno presented a musical program in Tommy's best style. Plans were made to entertain the Middlesex Central Pomona Grange at its meeting the next night in Elks Hall.
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Concord Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Joseph A Macone
Tom Tomibeno
Tommy
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Elks Hall
Walden Chapter Meeting and Local News Briefs
Arch Chapter Walden met at the Masonic Temple Concord with H Mahlon Foley presiding. News came of Archie W McNeil's death in Welland Ontario. Social hour followed under Scribe Paul H Barnes. Also notes on Maynard Taxpayers hearing, Governor Curley budget talk, Earl Ryan’s return from surgery, and Mrs Thomas Prendergast hosting bridge club with prizes to Mrs Paul H Barnes and Mrs Irving T Felch.
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Walden
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Concord
H. Mahlon Foley
Welland
Ontario
Canada
Archie W. McNeil
Paul H. Barnes
Mays Nard Taxpayers Association
State House
Curley
Earl Ryan J
Baker Memorial Hospital
Thomas Prendergast
Bridge Club
Paul H Barnes
Irving T Felch
Mrs Martha MacLeod 75 Celebrates Birthday With Family
The Enterprise notes Mrs Martha Jane Butcher MacLeod's 75th birthday on February 18. She has knitted 37 mittens and made three hooked rugs this winter for grandchildren and others. She lives at 504 Main Street with her son Murdock. A tea was held at 145 Commonwealth Avenue with her daughter Roberta McPrentiss. She is the widow of Angus MacLeod and active in West Concord Union Church affairs.
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Martha Macleod
Martha Jane (Butcher) MacLeod
Commonwealth Avenue
Angus MacLeod
Uellv
West Concord Union
Whist Prize Winners Named by VF W Auxiliary
Prizes were awarded at the VF W Auxiliary whist party to Laina Walsh Lola McGreen Charles Sumball Margaret Boothroyd Mrs J C Martin Mrs Fo Gilleney Wil tin Wasnik Amy Ryan Mrs beth Reid Mrs KoyR Hayes Elizabeth Dora Alfred Carey Hen rietta Bamford Eva Duckworth Mrs J Dora Mrs Graham A door prize went to Mary Kukkula He a special prize to Charles Turnbull The Auxiliary will conduct a whist Friday night at VEW headquarters. Dee Karl Po Ryan returned home to convalesce from Baker Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Adame welcome a son born Sunday morning at Emerson hospital. Miss Fay Barnard of Sudbury visited Concord street.
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VF. W
Laina Walsh
Lola McGreen
Charles Sumball
Margaret Boothroyd
J. C. Martin
Fo Gilleney
Wiltin Wasnik
Amy Ryan
Beth Reid
Koyr
Hayes Elizabeth Dora
Alfred Carey
Henrietta Bamford
Eva Duckworth
J Dora
Graham
Mary Kukkula
Charles Turnbull
VEW
Dee Karl Po Ryan
Baker Memorial Hospital
Tostem
Walter Adame
Espie Avenue
Emerson
Fay Barnard
Sudbury
Mia
George Stockwell
Concord Street
First Parish in Concord Announces February Events
The First Parish in Concord schedules a February sermon by Rev Edward P Daniels on Clearing the Word. Emerson Society to host Cedared Photography talk by Bert Chambers. WPA meeting and Monday Conference at Hale Chapel Boston. Discussion on Worship Public and Private. Kine's Daughters card party for charity, Laymen's League supper and minstrel show.
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Sambin
Mareh
Emerson Society
Bert Chambers
Concord
WPA
Kedward Everett
Hale Chapel
Marlboro Street
Boston
Monde So
Lenten Services and Local Notes From Concord Area
The mid week Lenten service begins February 2 with Rev David Fraser of West Somerville speaking. Miss Barnes to perform organ recitals during Lent. Concord Union Church notes Rev John Smith of Portsmouth preaching March 9 30 morning worship. Womans Club meeting features Edward Thorpe on Norway. Engagement announced for Miss Minor Carter Lord to Joseph Leonard Miller.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
George L. Thurlow
Tao
David Fraser
West Somerville
Lois Rose
W. Concord Union
John Smith
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Malleable Iron Castings Origin in Pig Iron
A concise note explains malleable iron is produced from a special pig iron variety. It outlines the transformation from pig iron to malleable steel through controlled heat and alloying, highlighting its ductility and strength as a key trait.
Sunday Sermon At West Concord Union Church
Rev Dr Heath of Baptist Pastoral Supply preached on Prayer at the morning worship service. The choir, directed by C Walue MacWilliams, featured Miss Nina Ku ble at the organ. The YPSCE met at six o clock.
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Union Church
Heath
The
Baptist Pastoral Supply
West Concord Union
C. Walue MacWilliams
Nina Kuble
YPSCE
King’s Daughters Card Party Fundraiser Notice
Special notice to members of King's Daughters announces a card party at the Unitarian Church vestry on Tuesday afternoon March 3 to raise funds for materials. Tea will be served and members are asked to sell tickets or host tables.
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King’s Daughters
Unitarian Church
Concord Tuberculosis Committee Holds Meeting at Millett Home
The Concord Tuberculosis Committee met at Mrs. Fred Millett's home to review Christmas Seal Sale results. Mrs. Millett assumed chairmanship after Mrs. Todd resigned, with changes in publicity and camp committee roles and ongoing appeal for donations.
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Concord Tuberculosis Committee
Fred Millett
Main Street
Thomas Todd
We Concord Tuberculosis Committee
Winslow Damon
Sponsibility
Eliot Howard Edward Pratt
Raymondd Emerson
Maynard Ladies Golf Club Whist Meeting Recap
The Maynard Ladies Golf Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Amy Brayden’s home on Haynes Street. Awards were given to Mrs. Genevieve Lynch Mrs. Clara Greive and Mrs. Grace Nelson at bridge. The next social on March 14 will be at Mrs. Katherine Stockwell’s home on Concord Street.
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Maynard Ladies Golf Club
Amy Brayden
Haynes Street
Tomme Violet
Genevieve Lynch
Clara Greive
Grace Nelson
Bridge
Katherine Stockwell
Concord Street
Viva
Gertrude May
Ess
Holiday party ideas with scallops muffins and gelatin desserts
A recipe collection blends festive dishes including scalloped scallops baked in a buttered dish with crumbs and cream, cheese muffins from a rich batter, mashed potato pimiento mixes, a heart shaped cherry gelatin mold, horseradish dressing, raspberry gelatin cream, marshmallow frosted cake with cherries, and walnut coated cookies.
Cookery Help Sought From Miss Fossett Column
Readers are invited to send cookery questions to Miss Fossett at the newspaper. She will answer through this column or by personal letter.
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Tax & Vacation Club
Samuel Hoar
Henry F. Smith
Treas
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
Richard Crooks
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
Monda
Fireston
Pomona
Sudbury School News
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Woman's Union
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Thomas Flint
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Miss Barnes
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Concord Woman's Club
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Gar Scout House
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Edward Thorpe
van Cable
Norway
Thorpe
John Anderson Lord
Woburn
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M.s
Carter Lord
Josepheonard Miller
Lord
Concord Academy
Beave School of Education
Beaver Country Day School
Bancrot School
Worcester
Miller
Clyde Miller
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Haverford College
King's Daughters
Ladies' Golf Club
W. B. Case
Home Service
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Margaret Foensett
Pimiento Potatoes
Arty Cakes
Electrolux
Donna Leigh
Nason Street
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Co-Operative Bank
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