Waltz and Violin Selections at Queen City Recital Listing
A dense listing of performers and instruments for a concert program titled Caleb Wheeler Waltz The Merry Widow Selection Slumber Song and other pieces. It names Violinists Claire Kent Dorothy Caldwell Anna True Liefstens C W Hutchinson and many more plus conductors managers and ushers for the event at Queen City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Alan F. Palmer
Radio Sunshine Singers
Queen City
Weld
Belle of
CPO m
Claire Kent
Dorothy Caldwell
Anna True
Liefstensby
William Saari
Ruth Davis
Annie Arkin
Josephine Sheehan
Payson
True
Florence Angier
Caleb. Wheeler
Ervin ‘Monson
W. Edward Lamb
Paul Goodwin
Henry Helcher
Penelope Hutchinson
Geers Davis
Robert Hawka
John McWalter
Kenneth Goodwin
Henry Wheeler
iRobin Wheeler
Ruth Browne Marvimba
C. W. Hutchinson
Joan Miller
Elsa Lundstrom
Eleanor Brown
Concord Artillery Officer Whitney Returns to Company H
Otis M Whitney of Musketaquid road is transferred back to the Concord Artillery Company H 182nd Infantry Massachusetts National Guard from Lowell based Company D. He becomes second lieutenant, while John Hutchinson is promoted to first lieutenant. Whitney's career includes CMTC at Camp Devens 1927 to 1930 and service in the National Guard since 1933.
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Otis M. Whitney
Musketaquid Road
Concord Artillery
Massachusetts
Natonal Guard
Lowell
John Hutchinson
Whitney
Camp Devens
Massachusetts National Guard
182Nd Infantry
National Guard
Cambridge
182
War Department
United States Army
Last Rites For Charl Castle Veteran Boston Employee
Funeral services for Charles J. Castle longtime Boston and Maine employee at freight houses were held at St Bernard's Church Concord. Rev John Sears officiated high mass of requiem with Miss Margaret O Neil directing music. Pallbearers from the B and M included Thomas Sutton Benjamin Reel James Byrne James Finan Edward Craig and Thomas Hanley. Burial was in St Bernard's cemetery. The widower wife Margaret Hosey Castle survives with brother John J Castle of West Concord and three sisters Mrs George Greer of Medford Mrs Nora McCullagh of Medford and Mrs Benjamin Mullen of Boston.
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Thomas Sutton
Benjamin Reel
James Byrne
James Finan
Edward Craig
Thomas Hanley
Fears
Castle
Oggball
Edward F. Loughlin
Harvard
John Castle
West Concord
Ihe
Margaret
Hosey Castle
John J. Castle
George Greer
Medford
Nora McCullagh
Benjamin Mullen
Boston
Old Concord Chapter D A R meets with talk on conservation
At the April 7 meeting Old Concord Chapter D A R, led by vice regent Mrs Herbert B Smith due to regent illness, heard an engaging talk on conservation by State Conservation Committee chair Mrs Joseph A Malioney. Piano by Miss Ar Watson. Plans for a May 3 luncheon at the Chapter House. Littleton hostesses for the afternoon. Cards sent to Mrs Brank H Rideout of West Concord who has been ill.
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Concord
Old Concord
D. A
Littleton
Charles A. Kimball
Charles K. Houghton
Maud F. ‘Mitchell
Fannie A Sanderson
Fiowels
Brank H. Rideout
West Concord
Concord Yankees Name New Manager and Roster
The Concord Yankees announce new leadership for the season. George Johnson becomes manager replacing Patrick Mullen and will anchor the pitching rotation with Louis Dick Kenna and Duggan. Van Kennedy will play third base, William McCarthy returns as catcher, and the team plans to open next Sunday if weather permits in the Paul Revere League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
George Johnson
Concord Town
Patrick Mullen
Johnson
Louis Dic- Kenna
William
Duggan
van Kennedy
William ’‘Mccarthy
Paul Revere
Trinity Church Schedule and Rector Emeritus
The Trinity Church service timetable lists Holy Communion at 8.15 am with Rector Emeritus Rev. Smith Owen Osxter, morning prayer and sermon at 11 am by Rev. William L. Wood of the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge, church school at 9.30 am, and a Thursday Auxiliary session April 19 from 2.30 to 4.80.
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Smith Owen Osxter
Charles Russell Peck
Church School
William L. Wood
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Hibernians Net Two Points in Week 23 Standings
The Hibernians gained two points on their nearest competitors after the 23rd weekly round in the 45 tournament. Friday night in Monument Hall produced a 38 to 35 result over the Minute Men. Team No. 4 K of C captained by James Dee and Team No. 4 Hibernians led the action. Season totals: Ancient Order of Hi Knights of Columbus 768, Cord Minute Men 759.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Monument Hall
James Dee
Thomas J. Byran
Ancient Order of Hi- Knights of Colusifbus
Concord Minute Men
Concord Men's Club Sustains Season with Central America Talk
The Concord Men's Club held a meeting at House last week with President George We presiding. A supper organized by the Woman's Union was served under Pastor Rev. re Loring Thurlow. Herbert Brown of the Middlesex County Extension Service spoke on his Central America trip, shown by three moving picture reels operated by John C. Handy, associate county agricultural agent.
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Concord Men’s Club
Pote
Ish House
George We
Woman's Union
Re Loring Thurlow
Herbert Brown
Middlesex County Extension Service
Central America
John C.handy
Laymen’s League Elects Concord Chapter Officers
Philip L. Smith was elected president of Concord Chapter of the Unitarian Laymen’s League at its April 2 annual meeting in the First Parish vestry. Offics include Charles B. Johnson as vice president George Brigham secretary treasurer and others on the executive committee. Rev John H Taylor of First Parish Westwood spoke on Albert Manly King and Kingly Man referring to the late King of Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Smith
Concord
Unitarian Laymen’s League
First Parish
Charles 8. Johnson
George Brigham
Julian W. Ballon
Limer L. Justin
Wiliam Morse Cole
Horace D. H. Williams
John H. Taylor
Unitarian
Westwood
Albert
Manly King
Kingly Man
King of
Belgium
King's Daughters Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Mrs Hebert F Whipple was elected president of the King's Daughters at the annual meeting in the vestry of Flat Parish church. Mrs Wendell Phillips Raymond was chosen vice president and Mrs E Payson True secretary. Mrs Charles F Bowers was named treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs Horace D H Williams and Mrs Franklin N Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebert F. Whipple
King’s Dughters
Fliat Parish
Wendell Phillips Raymond
E. Payson True
Charles F., Bowers
Horace D.H. Williams
Franklin N. Prescott
Rainbow Girls Dance Tonight in West Concord
The Rainbow Girls of Maynard host a Balloon Dance for Hight on April 11 at the Association hall West Concord. Dancing runs until midnight with music by the Black and White Inn Orchestra. Tickets are available from any Rainbow Girl member.
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Rainbow Girls of
Maynard
Association Hall
West Concord
Black and White Inn Orchestra
West Concord Girl Scouts Hold Bird Picture Game
Troop II met Wednesday afternoon for a bird picture game and a coon chase in the woods. Muriel Lewis served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Girl Scouts
Bird
A Lawyer's Creed Promotes Cooperative Bank Savings
A Boston law firm's late William N. Swain advocates a creed of savings and frugality. He argues wealth comes from daily industry and mindful deposits in cooperative banks, urging wage-earner savings plans and banking as financial salvation.
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William N. Swain
Boston
Swain
Wayland
Co-Operative
Concord Co-operative Bank
Adv
Penny Sale Held by Catholic Daughters in Warnerhall
A Penny Sale sponsored by Court Our Lady Help of Christians and the Catholic Daughters of America took place in Warnerhall West Concord on Tuesday evening April 10 at eight. Mrs Kiam FitePatrick and a large committee did hard work to support the event. Articles appealing to everyone’s taste were donated and found there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Our Lady Help of Christians
Catholic Daughters of America
Warnerhall
West Concord
Kiam FitePatrick
Gg al
Baseball notation fragment unclear
Unable to extract a coherent event. text references Bob Agbjornson of Concird Baltimore facing the Braves, mentions walking tripling fanning and pitchers Caso and Barrett, but specifics are illegible.
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Bob Agbjornson
Concird
Baltimors
Braves
Caso
Barrett
Legion Auxiliary Concord Meeting Highlights Plans
The James J. Manfield Post American Legion Auxiliary met Thursday evening in the Veterans Building. President Mrs. Thomas J. party announced a event on Wednesday, April 26 and Miss Mary Flavin was made a member.
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Concord
James J. Manfield
American Legion
Veterans Building
Thomas J
Mary Flavin
Concord community notes and upcoming events across town
Residents return from travel to school and work. A penny sale by Our Lady Help of Christians Court in Warnerhall West Concord was led by Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick. Concord Woman's Club President Mrs George A Hall hosted the executive board luncheon at Elm Street home. Central Fire Station crews responded to Bristol Hill dump fire and Elm Street grass fires near the reformatory. Voter registrar added 34 names before the pre primary in the Town House. Mrs Frank H Rideout homebound briefly. Miss Helen Peterson named secretary to Principal Martin F Goodwin at Concord High. Concord Discussion Group meeting postponed to tomorrow at Mrs Edward H James home. Rev Julian D Hamlin to lecture on Mars and Mammon at Church of the Advent. Fire crews battled grass fires on Belknap Street and old cattle show grounds. Middle sex School chapel service welcomed Rev Boynton Merrill. Concord Musical Club conducted concert at First Parish vestry with Giuseppi de Lellis and Dorothy George. Reginald Boardman accompanied. Willow Rebekah Lodge hosts Neighbors Night with Willona and Hope lodges as visitors. Odd Fellow anniversary planned for Tuesday evening.
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Alice
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Court
U D of A
Warnerhall
West Concord
Mary Fitzpatrick
George A. Hall
Concord Woman's Club
Elm Street
Tvo
Central Fire Station
Bristol Hil
Massachusetts Reformatory
Registrar of Voters
Frank H. Rideout
Mideout
Grippe
Helen Peterson
Martin F. Goodwin
Walter Potter
Josephine Peterson
Arlington
Concord
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Julian D. ‘Hamlin
Church of the Advent
Mars
Belknap Street
Boynton Merrill
Newton
Middlesex School
Concorde Musical Club
Giuseppi de Lellis
Dorothy George
Mezzosoprano
Reginald Boardman
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Hope Lodge
Woburn
Winona Lodge
Maynard
Marion Whitney
Odd Fellowship
Women’s Parish elects Mrs Hollis 8 Howe president
Mrs Hollis 8 Howe of Everett Street was reelected president of the Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish at its April 2 meeting. Officers named include Mrs Horace D H Williams first vice president and Mrs Albert B Black second vice president.
Velma Hinman Edwardsen Wins Grange Whist Trophy
Concord notes Mrs Velma Hinman Edwardsen scored high at the Annuynsac Grange whist party held at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoel Hinman 502 Main Street. Winners included Elizabeth Connell Alice D Budge Margaret McCarthy Dorothy Santora Helen Sullivan B A Comeau Daniel C Sullivan Hoel B Hillman Reilly Edgar Haskins Waltham Guy Bimes and Joanna Kelley with spectr o r Ure fol celery.
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Concord
Velma Hinman Edwardsen
Hoel § Hinman
Main Street
Elizabeth Connell
Alice DB. Dudge
Margaret McCarthy
Dorothy Santora
Helen Sullivan
B. A. Comeau
Daniel C. Sullivan
Hoel
Hillman
Mrs. Reilly
Edgar Haskins
Waltham
Guy Bimes
Dorothy Er
John McCleary
Joanna Kelley
Sunday Service and Testimonial at First Church Concord
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord hosts a 10 45 Sunday service with 10 45 Sunday School. Testimonial is 48 mg every Wednesday at 7 45 with a reading room in the church edifice. The Are Sin Death Real subject unfolds Sunday April 16 with the Golden Text from Jeremiah 30 17 and citations from James 5 15 16 and the Science and Health text by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Church OF Christ Scientist Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Germon
Chisevan
Mary Baker Kidy
Concord Elks Public Whist Party at Bikes Hall
The Concord Lodge of Elks held a well attended public whist party at Bikes Hall on Thursday evening with Lovell P. George in charge assisted by Harold Tompkins. Miss Mary Boyce won the first prize.
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Concord Elks
Concord Lodge of Elks
Bikes’ Hall
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompkins
Mary Boyce
Frank Miller
Martin ‘Scubin
Jessie Hinman
Foster Bunker
Clara Sweet
Irene Miller
Bartolomeo
Bridie Murphy
Manley Boyce
Whanes H. Perkins
Henry Helsher
James Ryan
James ‘Deacon
John Furega
Adams
Gus Belmont
John Powers
Bridie Munony
Reginald Perry
Bexsie Hinman
Jonn Brown
Concord Girl Named on Dean’s List at Radcliffe College
Miss Ann Hoar Tracy of Concord earns Dean’s List honors at Radcliffe College for high scholastic standing. Additional notes indicate she and another student share the recognition.
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Concord
Ann Hoar Tracy
C. H
Radcline College
Concord Hawthorne Eastern Star Marks 60th Year
Concord Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple to observe its sixtieth anniversary with an 8 p.m. entertainment by the Boston Jubilee Singers for members and guests. Co-Chairmen Mrs Irene W Dye and Mrs Florence M Duren head the committee. social hour and refreshments follow under Mrs Ernestine Paine. A memorial service for Granville Holden, who died March 13, is planned.
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Concord
Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Boston Jubilee Singers
Irene W. Dye
Florence M. Duren
Ernestine Paine
Granville Holden
Concord High Names Girls Tennis Captain for Season
Ruth Clahane, a senior, was chosen captain at a special meeting of candidates. She succeeds Marret White, a junior, who becomes team manager. The season starts around May 4 with matches arranged against Belmont High. The school expects a nine in girls baseball, likely limited to inter-class play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Concord High Roane
Ruth Clahane
Marret. White
Belmont Pgs High
Concord Rotary Club Meets with Koon Speaker
The Concord Rotary Club held its Thursday noon luncheon at Colonial Inn with President Leslie O. Anderson presiding. Ray M. Koon of the Massachusetts Agricultural College Field Station in Waltham spoke, introduced by Alden Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner, a Boston Market Gardeners' Association member.
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Concord
Concord Discussion Group Announces Spring Meetings
The discussion group meets on April 12 at 8 o clock at 26 Lexington Road Sheatter with Rev Julian D Hamlin to discuss Mars and Mammon and again on April 16 at Mrs John V Apthorp's to debate Social Legislation and the NRA. Both events are free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Dening
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Sheatter
Julian D. Hamlin
Church of the Advent
John V. Apthorp
Labor
NRA
Weekend guest and recovery update from Arlington society
Mrs Warren B Goddard was weekend guest of Mrs Margaret C Damon in Arlington. Gardner is home from the hospital recovering after her rest operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Goddard
Margaret C. Damon
Arlington
Gardner
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Ruth Browne
Estern
Cello Solo
Berceuse Son
Seco Godara
Caleb Wheeler Waltz—The
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Addlesex Institution
For Savings
Mass
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Henry F. Senith
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OLD Ethapter
Concord Yankees
Trinity Church
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Laymen’s League
King's Daughters
Rainbow Girls
Muriel Lewis
Penny Sale
Legion Auxiliary
Hollis
Velma
Edwardgen
Grange
Concord Rotary Club
Storm King
RAND
Penate
Oil-O-Matic
Freeman & Clancy
Main ST
Opae
Concord National Bank
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