Former Concord rector dies in Cambridge after long illness
Rev. Smith Owen Dexter longtime rector of Trinity Church Concord and rector at the Good Shepherd Boston dies at his Cambridge home after a lingering illness. Born 1872 Nayatt Rhode Island he trained at Brown and the Newton Theological School served in multiple parishes and war chaplaincy. Survived by wife two sons a daughter and a brother. Funeral held Monday with Bishop Sherrill leading service.
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Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Concord
Church of the Good Shepherd
Boston
Follen Street
Cambridge
Nayatt
Rhode Island
Providence
Brown University
Laurence
Grace Church
New Bedford
Helen Dennison
Washington
Germantown
Pennsylvania
Dexter
St. Anne's Church
Lincoln
Fore
Ile
Corinthian Lodge
A. J
A. M
Camp Devena
Pew
Christ
Good Shepherd Cooperative Credit Union
Mr. Dexter
Church Service League
Concord Town Officers Are Announced
The town announces a full slate of appointed officers across departments. Fire chief, police chiefs and sergeants, special police, sealer and deputy inspectors, building and wire inspectors, public weighers, burial agent, dog officers, fish and game warden, plumber and milk inspectors, health agent, tax collector, gas inspectors, fence viewers, drivers, workmen's compensation agent, election officers and a finance committee are named with specific individuals listed for each post.
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Concord
Board of Teath
Tno
Fire Department
Tuttle
Registrars of Voters
Edward McKenna
Joseph M. M. Appleby
Keeper Co
William Gi. Ryan
William G. Ryan
Marshall J. Witherell
Frederick Nolan
Robert DP. Lawson
David Sheehan
Edward ON. Lawton
William To McCarthy
Thomas V. Finan
John T. Foster
James EB. Finan, Jr
Carl T. Andersen
Leslie O. Anderson
Alfred J. Baptiste
Walter P. Blodgett
Malcolm ©. Caldwell
James W. Christian
Edward Jf. Cull
Michael Maley
Edward T. McCabe
William J. McDermott
Jernard W. McGrath
Martin I Mullanes
John Mullin
Alfred Nelson
George K. Nelson
James W. Powers
Purington
Joseph S. Richardson
Leonard CC. Robinson
John T. Robinson
David TH. Sheehan
Leo J. Sheehan
Lemuel Small
Norman C. Spencer
Emil ©. Thorrpe
Charles R. Voigt
Henry J. Walcott
John HW. Wallace
John Whalen
Arthur Wood
James Barretty Wood
Edward BF. Wright
Joseph Dee
Frank J. Dee
Reginald A. Morgan
Depuy
Charles O. Miner
William J. Smith
Everett H. Pierce
Russell Ib Dridge
Alden
Russell
Herbert Bo. Hosmer
Wallace B. Conant
Edward A. Caffey
John A. Caffey
Frank M. Hayden
Margaret H. Tharn
Daniel Kelley
Roger Mason
John Olxen
Burleigh L. Pratt
Jasmine S. Williams
Arthur Frasey
Edward FP. Wricht
Alden T. Russell
Board of Health
Edith M. Spiers
John JD. Trayes
Tarry — Burke
George Landini
Joseph Pedazzi
Joseph P. Ring
John Tighe
Pound Keener
Peter Peterson
Georgearg Jones
Leonard C. Robinson
John M. Brace George BK. Jones
William T. Magoon
Elizabeth F. Brennan
Mary Curry
Sarah W. Derby
Evelina
Edwardson
William S. Insham
Annie M. Reilly
John J. Sullivan
Finance Committee
Womans Union Repeats Play Mae Tsung in Concord
The Wo mans Union of the Unitarian Congregational Church staged Mae Tsung the Chinese play to a large Parish House audience last Tuesday. Directed by Mrs George W Brothers and assisted by Mrs George Erickson and Mrs Robert Fletcher, the cast included Mrs James Cann Mrs Eugene Ashi Mrs Clarence Olsen and others delivering strong performances amid favorable Enterprise commentary.
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Robert Fletcher
George Erikson
George W. Brothers
Albert Hussey
Eleanor Thurlow
Majory Thurlow
June Hood
Frances McDonald
Virginia Ryder
Rolind LaBrun
Corinthian Podge Meeting Schedules Turkey Sup Monday
A. Fo and A M. plan a seven oclock turkey supper at the Masonic Temple Moncord on Monday May 11. Worshipful Master Ralph Tilemenway will preside and ritual work will be by the reeulia officers.
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A. Fo
Orlock
Masonic Temple
Moncord
Ralph Tilemenway
Reeulia
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Meeting Tonight
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star meets this evening at the Masonic Temple Con cord with Worthy Matron Cornelia M Lawrence presiding and Worthy Patron Alfred C Coughlan assisting. Maynard Assembly Rainbow for Girls will exemplify the initiation ceremony at 8 15. Refreshments and a candy sale are planned under committee chairs Beulah F Blair and Myrtle Whitney respectively.
Hunting Dogs Revealed in Ancient Egypt and Modern Use
The article traces hunting dogs from ancient Egypt to present day use in the United States. It notes uncertain origins of domestication, mentions caveman legends, and cites Donald Stillman on speculative beginnings. It also highlights varied U S hunting roles from upland birds to big game.
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Egypt
Donald Stillman
New York Herald-Tribune
United States
Asphyxia and Birth-Related Breathing Risks Warned
Dr Paruel J Flagg notes in Hygeia that asphyxia from birth accidents is the most common cause of fatal suffocation. He explains physicians can clear throat obstructions by suction and deliver oxygen and carbon dioxide directly to the throat or lungs under controlled pressure.
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Paruel J. Flagg
Hygeia
The
Health Magazine
Starving Time at Jamestown Reported Eating Horses and Dogs
Historical accounts note that during Jamestown’s starving time the colonists consumed horses and dogs while Indians allegedly took the hogs from the settlement.
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United States
Jamestown
Local Board Members and Term Expirations Listed
The document lists members including Raymond P. Baldwin Raymond Emerson Henry K. Fay Charles T. Judge Pereville and others with terms expiring 1937 and 1938. It notes Dan forth W. Comins William L. Fitzpatrick William A. Hagerty Philip Smith B Payson True and names Board of Appeal members H Robert Bygrave and H Whittemore Brown plus William A. Rodday with terms expiring September 27 1938.
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Nires
Raymond P. Baldwin
Raymond Emerson
Henry K. Fay
Charles T. Judge
Pereville
Petersen
Sherman Blair
Winslow J. Damon James J. Loughlin
Hubert M. Wardwell Jr
Elmer D. Wetherbee
Danforth W. Comins
William Ll. Fitzpatrick
William A. Hagerty
Philip Smith
B. Payson True
Board of Appeal
H. Robert Bygrave
Local church groups hold meetings and mission events
The Twenty-Thirty Club met at Trinitarian church with Rev. Harold LeMay as speaker. A two week mission ended at St Bernard's church with weeks for women then men. A food sale supported Taw Thorne Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. A birth birish special meeting discussed American Unitarian Association appraisal. Ladies Missionary Society of West Concord Union Church scheduled May 7 with students from Providence Bible Institute Rhodesland to discuss world missions.
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Clil
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Harold LeMay
Aver
St. Bernard's Church
Adams and Bridges
Tawthorne
Order of the Astern Star
Cora Macheod
American Unitarian Association
Ladies’ Missionary Societys
West Concord Union Church
Dorothy Santory
Providence Bible Institute
Rhodesland
William Milligan
Concord Council Meeting Report at St Bernard’s
A Concord Council gathering in Columbus addressed a Companion body at St Bernard's church. Warden John Jo Spithine spoke as the keynote, with a break in the committee session to hear his remarks.
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Concord Council
I Nieh
Columbus
St. Bernard's
Chturel
Sanday
John Jo Spithine
Pelican Expert Fisherman On Atlantic Waters
The brown pelican, a common Atlantic coast bird, is an expert fisherman admired by sailors. It soars lazily for long periods and dives swiftly to scoop fish with its large lower pouch when a quarry is spotted near the surface.
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Atlantic
Concord Choral Society Concert Delights Local Audience
A large Concord audience enjoyed the Concord Choral Society concert at the First Parish Meeting House on Sunday evening with Rev Edward Perry Daniels conducting. The choral work and solos drew praise though Edwin Carlton and Mrs Victor Salloway had minor roles. Isabelle Melsveen Burleigh Pratt and Giuseppe de Lellis accompanied.
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Concord
Concord Choral Society
Edward Perry Daniels
Edwin Carlton
Victor Salloway
Maynard
Isabelle Melsveen
Burleigh L. Pratt
Guiseppe de Lellis
Concord Sunday Service Notes for Pas45 and Lesson Readings
Sunday service at Pas45 includes Sunday School at 146 and a weekly Wednesday Pestimonial meeting at 74h. Reading room in Chanrel Edi fies offers access to the Church of Christ, Scientist. May 14 lessons focus on Adam a and Mellen Man with Bible verses from Isaiah and Ephesians and a passage from Science and Health.
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Concord
Chanrel
Adam
Mary Baker Eddy
Why Johnny Welly Loet the Marathon Sermon Topic
The Rev. George Loring Thurlow preached on Why Johnny Welly Loet the Marathon at the morning service of the Trinitarian Congregational Chapel on Sunday. The sermon addressed perseverance and moral aim for the race of life.
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Johnny Welly
George Loring Thurlow
Three Concord youths lose bikes at St Bernard’s service
During a Wednesday mission service at St Bernard's Church three Concord boys John Reese Fairhaven Road James Dee Bedford Street and John Flavin Lexington Road had their bicycles stolen. Flavin’s bike was recovered abandoned behind stores by Arlington police.
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Ee Ture E
St. Bernard’s
Concord
John Reese
Fairhaven Road
James Dee
Bedford Street
John Flavin
Lexington Road
Arlington Police
Concord Chapter
American Red Cross
Red Crosse
Randolph Piper
Corp Roberts
F. Rhodes
Concord State Police
Emerson Hospital
Thomas Fitzgerald
Corp Rhodes
Charlee F. Furze
James J. Mansfield
Post
U. L
Veterans’ Building
James H. Janvrin
Plans for Meme cease and weekly Coh meeting details
The Coh and weekly meeting plans involve the Colloniating president EB and officers including Nicol of New Yor jong, pro Army work speaker today and tomorrow. Officers listed include President William A. Nicol Concord, Vice-President He well Jr., Secretary, Treasurer Rev EK, and board members F Payson True, J, and Joseph Dee.
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Coh
EB. Paysog
Nicol
Yor Jong
William A. Nicol
Concord
New Officers Club
Hewell Jr
Rev. EK
F. Payson True
Joseph Dee
Sunday at Union Service Led by Rev Josiah P Toxboro
The morning service at West Concord Union Church featured Rev Josiah P Toxboro with the choir directed by GC Williams and Miss Nina Ra jet. Communion followed the sermon as part of the observance.
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UNION
Josiah P. Toxboro
West Concord Union
Williams
Nina Ra
Useful Achie The Only Worthwhile A Of Man
The text presents a roughly phrased maxim about usefulness as the sole measure of worth. It reads as a fragment from a prose or reflective piece and lacks clear factual elements, dates, or named entities.
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