Maynard Elmer Peterson Dominates Intertown Bowling
Maynard Elmer Peterson set multiple Intertown Bowling League records by breaking the three string total with 386 and a single string 173. He toppled McQuade from first, advancing Bankers, while the league brace for a tight finish as Gagne and Smith vie for points. The season ends with an April 22 banquet at Odd Fellows hall featuring film Heads Up Baseball and talks by Jack Onslow.
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Lincoln funeral service leaflet donated to Concord Library
Concord residents will receive a 1865 funeral program titled Order of Services for the Meeting of the People of Concord at the Hour of the Funeral of President Lincoln. The program lists organ voluntary, chant, prayers, scriptures, hymns, Emerson’s addresses, and a closing benediction. Totals show scores attributed to Tobin and Karo-Legere readings.
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Scouts to Show Outdoor Film in Concord
Troop 49 of the Boy Scouts of America will sponsor a motion picture on Friday April 30 at eight o'clock in the Veterans building. The film, in natural color, depicts scenes of the Canadian Rockies and wild animal life. Proceeds support Scout attendance at the national Jamboree in Washington next summer.
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Harvard '12 Plot Thickens for 25th Reunion Show
Ralph Piper of Nashoba Road convalesces from pneumonia and plans to attend the Harvard Glass class of 1912 reunion. Concord residents Frederic Gooding and Jonson Miller are also among the group. The class met at Winsor School gym to map the program for The 1225 Parade to be staged June 21 at Ringe Auditorium, with Mrs Ralph Piper volunteering to help care for younger children at Goiting's meeting.
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Sudbury Public Hearing Set for April 16 on Licenses
A public hearing will be held in Town Hall on Friday April 16 at 8 p m to consider applications for victualler licenses and permits including Lawrence Tucker H P Hood and Son Elizabeth DeMam bro Albert N Young Armando S Troisi Paul Ecke Chester A Hull John B Malilainen The Cabin Wayside Inn Agostino Visccis Riccio Angelo Santili Society.
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Elizabeth DeMambro
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Stirrup Club Treasure Hunt Marked By New Members
The Silver Stirrup Club held its April meeting with 25 attendees at the Country Lane Riding School. President May Hutchinson led as three new members joined, Miss Ryder won the treasure hunt, and plans include a morning ride on April 19 and a later April trip to White Pond for an early breakfast.
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Thanks for kindness after our bereavement Maria Columbo
The family of the late Maria M Columbo expresses appreciation for the kind words and beautiful flowers sent during a recent bereavement.
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Symphony Orchestra Structure and Sections
The four choirs which comprise the symphony orchestra are the strings, the woodwinds, the brasses, and the battery. The strings include violas violins violoncellos and contrabasses. Woodwinds cover bassoons clarinets flutes English horn and occasionally the oboes. Brasses include French horns trombones tuba and trumpets. The battery comprises percussion instruments such as drums triangles bells and tympani.
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Nevada Spanish Word Meaning Snow Clad
The phrase Nevada Spanish origin translates as snow clad and refers to the state name implying snowy mountains. It notes the term combines linguistic roots from Spanish.
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Annular Solar Eclipse Described in brief note
An annular eclipse occurs when the moon's bulk does not fully cover the sun, leaving a bright ring around the edges. The phenomenon happens as the moon is in a particular orbital position relative to the sun and Earth.
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