Concord Junction Social and Civic Notes
Mrs Jennie McKenna visited friends in Waltham and was a week as a guest. Mr and Mrs William Reilly and daughter Geraldine spent Tuesday with friends in Gardner. Officer Mahoney of the reformatories force moved to Charlestown State Prison. A J Simpson was chosen manager of the local baseball team for the rest of the season. Ex service men may obtain 100 bone blanks at Charles J Hogan’s. Boy Scouts under Frank Waite completed a Lake Wassapoag trip returning safely. Corp Edward Jordan of the 1st Aero depot recently discharged and at home with his mother Mrs John Castle May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McKenna
Waltham
William Reilly
Geraldine
Gardner
Frank Waite
Lake Vassapoar
Royble
Corp
Edward Jo Tdan
Aero Depot
Bute
John Castle
Reverend Wheeler to Lead Morning Service and Evening Sermon
The pastor will preach at the morning service on a theme The Mountains of God and a 6 evening sermon The timely topic Crusading Against Intemperance under Christian Endeavor leaders Mrs Mary ff The midweek meeting Tuesday at 7 50 pm will focus on Prayer for Peace and Means for the Establishment All are invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wheeler Stun
Christian Endeavor Society
Mary Ff
Local library tribute and notices mixed with ads
Readers praise the new library room under Mrs Park with thanks and hope the town paper supports it. The notice also lists two unfurnished boardable rooms for a young couple, a sewing machine for sale, and a black horse for sale with contact details.
Acton Centre Social Event Honors Returned Service Men
About 500 gathered on Acton common near Capt Isaac Davis' monument for a banquet and reception to returned service members. Highlights included Maynard brass band entertainment, a roast beef dinner, patriotic table decor, community singing, speeches by A. P. Langtry and Rev. Willian Fraseault, and an evening dance with the Waterfall orchestra. Committees from West Acton, South Acton, and Win ton Centre organized the event.
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Acton Common
Isaac Davis
Veton
South Acton
Maynard Brass Band
Leo Arlee
Colurch
Michelson
West Acton
Perdelwitz
West and
Ve Iveenton
Yes
A. P. Langtry
Ton Monwealth
Willian, Fraseault
Church of
South and
Winton
Dusseault
Brane
Genevie
Wattrept
St . O'clock
Enoras
Fitchburs
Jo Rn
Wattle
William Kingsley
Gertrude
Clara Sawyer
Frank Plot
Walter Tuttle
Fred Burke
Capt Garvey Arrives Amid Transfer at Camp MGT
Fragmentary report notes Capt Garvey arrived last week from overseas and will be reassigned to Camp MGT. It mentions duties at Devens and duties related to officers, with references to a new placement and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh
A. Iarvey
Gseerseas
Hus
Carey
War Orphan Verna Stest and Frane Yoons at Mills Island
The report describes Verna Stest and Frane Yoons, two orphans from wartime, stranded at Mills Island New York after separation from a tethered guardian. It notes Frane born near Belair and evacuated with care, while Miss Snell seeks aid and local efforts address their dire condition amid the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Stest
Frane Yoons
Mills Island
N.Y
Frane
Belair
MD Steel
Red Cross
Chiverunc
Prye
Ls Island
Miss Snell
Rome Biel
Ile Witites
Treves
Prane
Unclear Text Summary Card
The text is garbled and unreadable, with no coherent events, names, or places to summarize into a news item or card. No identifiable entities or actions can be derived from the provided fragment.
Postmaster General urges swift action on reform bill
A terse note signals the Postmaster General urging swift action on a reform bill. Officials stress urgency and anticipate committee consideration this week.
Local notes and obituaries tone from Marlboro region
Town notices recount visits from Boston visitors and residents, church events, and a funeral for Maria Flannery. Also listed are local police and civic items, changes of residence, military acknowledgments, and a Scout camping trip to Lake Masupong.
Speeding myths of avian motion debunked in old notes
A fragment discusses bird speeds with focus on swifts and homing pigeons. It notes misread beliefs about the swift’s top pace and comments that pigeons can achieve notable speeds under certain conditions. The text blends errors with cautious claims on avian velocity.
Mystical Thirteen in Thidian Pantheon and Card Lore
A fragment describes a Thidian Pantheon with thirteen Buddhas and a mystical disk atop a pagoda. It mentions the Oswered sword in Atsusa, Japan holding 15 mystery objects at its hilt, and a card game variant with players holding 13 cards and four suits of 18 each.
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Atsusa
Japan
Miss Reggina Connell Named Reporter for Concord and Junction
Miss Reggina Connell, a Concord Junction native, accepts a reporting post covering both Concord and Concord Junction. She will devote full time to reporting, advertising, and subscriptions, and will coordinate town news, social notes, civic events, and personal items for The Enterprise weekly. She lives in Concord Junction and invites local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggina Connell
Concord Junction
Concord
Connell
Old Concord
Eivic
Dust Hess
Automobile Collision Near Concord Injures Four
A Friday evening crash in Concord involved an auto carrying Axel Lee and his father plus two other men from Camp Devens to Boston. The speeding car collided with their vehicle. all four occupants were badly shaken, cut, and bruised as the machine was almost demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Axel Lee
Camp Devens
Boston
Mr. Lee
Laces Seeking Ballot Petition In Holyoke Campaign
Boston July 45 locals discuss a petition circulated by candidate Wogi Laces to place an amateur sport legalization measure on the ballot. The story then shifts to a tale of Margaret and her grandmother describing life in a small country town and her reaction to its perceived dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Neve
Margaret
Cleopatra and ancient sun baths praised by scientist
Prof. Ralph Bernstein of Philadelphia told the National Society of Therapeutics that modern science vindicates ancient Egyptians and Romans on sun baths. He said sun exposure yields curative results and promotes long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Nile
National Society of Therapeutics
Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Censors Target Presidents Over Bank Deposit Removals
Congress censured President Andrew Jackson in June 1834 for removing about ten million dollars in deposits from the United States Bank during the prior September. John Tyler, elected as a Whig, acting as a Democrat, opposes his party's policies and faces ongoing antagonism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Andrew Jackson
United States Bank
John Tyler
Pyler
Wrongs That Harm Not the Wrongs We Do
A reflective piece on how harm comes from our actions toward others, urging careful conduct and accountability. It contrasts intent with impact and calls for empathy in daily dealings and communal life.
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Longfele
Daily Thought Great deeds need no trumpet quote
A brief aphorism notes that noble actions speak for themselves without fanfare. Attributed to Balley, the saying emphasizes humility and merit over boastful display.
Longtime resident John Towler dies after illness
John Towler a longtime respected resident of the town died Tuesday morning at his home on Tresday evening July after a lingering illness. Funeral held from his home Sunday with interment at St Bernard's cemetery. He leaves two daughters Helen and Sarah and two sons William and Michael, plus two sisters Mrs O Brien and Mrs Till. A large funeral Mass was held at St Bernard's church with a delegation from Diy. oo ALO, of which he was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Flannery
Maria
John Flannery
Bedford T
Ireland
Alto
St Bernard's Church
Bernard's Cemetery
John Murray
Baston
Dietties Flannery
Michael Surke
Thoms McGach
Annie
Helen
Stephen
Badeward
John
John Towler
Mr. Towler
Tee Wall Dee
St Bernard's Cemetery
St. Bernard's Church
Diy
Patrick Hanlon
Patrick McPhillips
Michael Topkins
Martin O'Brien
D. O Brien
Frank Hill
Towler
Lieutenant Thomas Returns After Sixth Atlantic Trip
William W. Thomas finished his sixth transatlanic voyage and spent Sundays with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Me Thomas of Lexington and Concord. He is assigned to the USSS Canonicus. Lieutenant Thomas returned to New York Sunday to board his ship. Mr and Mrs Henry Card of Woonsocket Rhode Island visited him while here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Thomas
Atlantic
Charles Me ‘Thomas
Lexington
Concord
U.S
Canonicus
Thomas
New York
Henry Card
Woonsocket
R. of
Stylish Summer Hats Ad at Ton Hat Shop
Hat shop at 62 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts advertises stylish summer hats for street or dress wear at half price. Located opposite the post office the notice promotes discounted headwear options for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fileton Hat Shop
Main St
Postottioe
Maynard
Mass
Ady
Notices ad and lost items from Concord 1919
Public notices advertise celery plants and cattle auctions along with lost items on Walden Street and near North Bridge. Other entries include a seven room bungalow for Concord Junction and a general housework helper at Concord Home for the Aged.
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Walden Street
Jos
Buckles
Concord
Concord Junction
Applio
Concord Home
M. Ballou
Tel
Concord 7
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