Concord Play Night Dances Through A Busy Weekend
News of the Week in Concord lists a Saturday night program featuring Robert Windop for lending fur assistance in a First Play March Brockton. The English Orchestra, led by Mrs EB Held, performs intermezzos with a roster of strings and woodwinds including Sheehan Arkin True and many others. Rev James M Gage of Watertown preaches at West Concord Union Church with choir selections conducted by C Waldo MacWilliams and organist Marguerite Leighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Them
Robert Windop
Rizet
Mrs. EB. E. Held
Joseph Sheehan
Annie Arkin
Anna True
George Simpson
Gordon MacDougall
Dorothy A Ruth Davie
Louis Ven
Eleanor Brown
Florence Angier
Roger Boyd
Gilbert Winchell
Frederick Allen
Robert Don Winchell
Paulett Hojem
Hector French
Frederick Wheeler
Henry Wheeler
Melvin Butler
Macone
Gor- Goodwin
Rob
Arthur Anderson
Charlies McGrath
Warren Fish
Florence Brown
Clara Harding
Barbara Loughlin
Carolyn MacKenzie
Clive Root
Mary Harlow
Holding Company Affiliate of National Bank Reported
A holding company affiliate of a national bank disclosed its status and relationship in a formal report. The filing outlines governance, ownership links, and regulatory alignment with the parent bank.
Constitution Grants Congress Power to Coin Money
The excerpt notes that the Constitution grants Congress authority to coin money and regulate its value, establishing the basis for national monetary control and currency Standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Concord Players present Mr Pim Passes By at Veterans Building
The Concord Players stage Mr Pim Passes By on Friday and Saturday April 23 and 24 at 8 15 pm in the Veterans Building. Proceeds aid hard in the cast. The 1921 American premiere starred Laura Hope Crewes and Dudley Digges. Directed by Mrs. Edwin J. Brooks with a large cast led by George Marden and Dinah. General admission for all performances with reserved seats available for Friday and Saturday.
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Concord
Concord Players
Veterans
America
Laura Hope Crewes
Helen Wesley
Dudley Digges
Erskine Sanford
Edwin J. Brooks
George Marden
George Walker
Oliver Marden
Edward H. Warren Dinah
Helen Root
Marden
Ee Edwards
Brian Strange
David Smith
Carraway Pim
Clement Edwards
Anne
Stanton Garfield
Joseph Appleby Opens New Insurance Offices in Concord
Concord reports Joseph M. Appleby, an insurance agent since 1903, has opened a new office at 10 Main Street to accommodate rising patronage. The attractive mahogany furnished space aims to improve client comfort after his departure from the Concord National Bank in 1934.
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Concord
Joseph Appleby
No. 10
Main Street
Concord National Bank
Appleby
Concord Baseball Candidates Out
Coach Frank J. Googins of Concord High School baseball seeks new prospects to support Walter Bush, the only returning pitcher from last year’s squad. The search targets strong ox material to bolster the team’s pitching depth.
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Frank J. Googins
Googins
Walter Bush
Bodfish Family Affected by Illness In Concord
Alfred Haynes Bodfish born June 16 1921 is ill in Concord. The community and many friends are rallied as his two older brothers donated blood in a vain attempt to save him while Mrs Bodfish recovers in Connecticut hospital.
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Concord
Alfred
Bodfish
Connecticut
Watson Doane Company Coming May 8
Concord event announced by West Concord Union Church features Irma Watson and Helen Doane in a musical dramatic program. They present a children's afternoon sketch and entertain as a two person team with singing, impersonation, and dramatic readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson-Doane Company
Irma Watson
America
Helen Doane
Trinity Parish sewing meeting and flood relief note
A Church Service League meeting was held at Trinity Episcopal Church parish house. Concord will not sponsor a flood relief tag day due to Red Cross oversubscription. Rev. Austin Rice preached at midweek Lenten service. Nearly half an inch of rain raised March's total near seven inches, a 45 year record close to the 7 inch mark. The Board of Appeal reviewed Mrs. Andrew C. Baggesen’s tearoom use on Lowell Road, with a ruling to follow. Local residents visiting St. Petersburg, Florida from Concord are listed by name.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Church Service League
Concord
Red Cross
Austin Rice
Wakefield
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Fred A. Tower
Cooperative Weather Bureau
Board of Appeal
Town House
Andrew C. Baggesen
Lowell Road
St. Petersburg
Florida
Sunshine City
Lewis M. Adams
Sudbury Road
J. M. Andrews
Elm St
Charles E. Bacon
Walden St
William B. Bartlett
Monument St
Emma F
Ellen T. Clahane
Hubbard St
L. M. Harris
Francis Hosley
W. H. Lord
Bedford Road
Eliza G. Reycraft
RFD
Concord Rotary Club Hear Talk on Rural Electrification
The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn with President E Payson True presiding. Guest FP W Rimbach of Sterling, formerly of Concord and with the New England Power company, spoke on Rural Electrification. Tripoli J DiCicco of 34 Belknap street was named to Northeastern University's Dean's List as a junior in engineering.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
E. Payson True
FP. W. Rimbach
Sterling
Concord
New England Power Company
Tripoli J. DiCicco
Belknap Street
Northeastern University
Concord Elks elect officers at annual meeting
Lawrence J. Frawley of The Concord Lodge of Elks presided as election officer at Commonwealth Avenue West Concord where the lodge elected Exalted Ruler Walter Av Esteemed Leading Knight Joseph A. Macone Lecturing Knight John J. McWalter Secretary John J. Murray Treasurer Harold I. Wellington Trustee and Frank O. Miller Delegate to the Grand Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Frawley
Concord Lodge of Elks
Monwealth Avenue
West Concord
Walter Av
Jay Joseph A. Macone
John J. McWalter
John J. Murray
Harold I. Wellington
Frank O. Miller
Grand Lodge
West Concord Florist Wins Second Prize at Boston Show
Leonard Cousins of West Concord won second prize at the Spring Flower Show held this week in Mechanics Building Boston for medium pink cut carnations arranged in blooms of one hundred.
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West Concord Florist
Leonard Cousins
West Concord
Mechanics Building
Boston
West Concord Union Church Events And Chicken Pie Supper
The West Concord Union Church held a large chicken pie supper in the church banquet hall on Monday evening. The article notes upcoming services and meetings including April 6 9:30 am Sunday School 10:46 am Morning Sermon by Richard M Camerby of Boston University School, 6 pm P A M, and April 7 7:39 pm Ladies Union 7:30 pm Midweek Service.
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W. Concord Union Church
West Mass
Richard M. Camer
Boston University School
Ladies' Union
Ladies’ Union of the
West
Concord Union
Sermon at Concord Church Includes Passage from Science Text
A first church service in Concord features a Jesson sermon and an included excerpt from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The passage centers on discerning the divine and freedom as a covenanted promise.
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Jesson
Mary
Assistant Director Examination Announcement
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an opening for an assistant director of historic sites and buildings in the National Park Service. Salary is 5600 dollars per year with 3 12 percent retirement deduction. Applicants must hold a four year college degree and meet specified exam requirements.
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United States Civil Service Commission
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Dismantling the Frank Pierce Store
A fragmentary notice describes dismantling the Frank Pierce Store linked to historic public events and military orders from an ancient date. It notes Mr. Pierce facing large posters of public events spanning decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Great Elm Crashes on Concord Street
Sunday afternoon March 22 an enormous elm on the John Keyes property fell across Mrs Apthorp's car, crushing its front. The tree was decayed and at least partly broken beforehand. Mrs Herbert B. Hosmer of Elm Street has just been elected president of the College Club in Boston.
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Concord
Court Lane
Monument Street
John Keyes
High School Tennis and Baseball Outlook
Clark plans major spring sports with tennis scheduled for interscholastic play while baseball proceeds as a focal sport. Miss Houston serves as manager guiding the program and season preparations.
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Miss Houston
Concord Woman's Club Plans Exhibit and Tea
The W. Concord Woman's Club Art Committee chaired by Mrs. Cowling outlines a program and work items. Members will call for exhibits once Mrs. Cowling is notified. Tea will be served with Mrs. Chester H. Adams as hostess.
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Cowling
Bers
Chester H. Adams
Trinitarian Eimer B Mode to Sing at Club Event
Boston University singer Eimer B Mode will perform Bal lad of Trees and the Master by Chadwick. Young Peoples Club gathers in the vestry at 7 pm with twenty speaking briefly. Mothers' Club holds an open meeting as Mrs. Margaret Hggleston Owen discusses Training the Will and Self Control with small admission fee.
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Eimer
Boston University
Chadwick
Young Peoples Club
Mothers’ Club
Margaret Hggleston Owen
First Parish in Concord Talk by John Brigham
John Brigham of the Young People's Religious Union will address the Emerson Society at its regular vestry meeting at 6 30 pm. The Discussion Class meets Monday at 8 o'clock in the vestry to discuss The Battle Against thism Indifference and Moral Degeneration. The meeting is open to all who are interested.
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Concord
John Brigham
Young People's Religious Union
Emerson Society
Edwin Wright to Speak at Mission-Thursday Meeting
Edwin Wright of the New England Fellowship Radio Ensemble will speak at the Mission-Thursday meeting at 10. The ensemble will provide a fine musical program with violin and other instruments. All are invited to attend.
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Edwin Wright
Wright
New England Fellowship Radio Ensemble
Mission
BSSS
Tail of a Comet May Stretch Across Millions of Miles
The tail of a comet could extend for millions of miles as it tails away from the Sun. Scientists describe the illusion of length due to solar wind and dust particle dispersion.
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Old Trust Boston
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Iddlesex Institution
Tax & Vacation Club
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Mlioy TY
Concord Players Production
Joseph M. Appleby
Concord Baseball
Alfred Haynes Bodfish
Erikson’s
First Church OF Christ Scientist
W. Concord Woman’s Club
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Akri
Fale Loe Cebiers
W. L. Douglas
W. B. Case
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
T. J. King
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