Frau Kapitän inspires theatre and radio czar rise
New York report recalls Frau Catherine, a longtime theater supporter who kept the palace gates lively with songs and care. RK Ethridge, dubbed radio czar, emerges as a skilled executive shaping the sound industry. Ethridge, 40, blends Southern courtesy with journalism roots in MeriMississippi.
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Ben i
Frans
RK Ethridge
Ezar
Ethridge Zar
Meri- Miss
The
Law Dispatch
Concord H. Beats Maynard H. In Narrow Baseball Win
Concord H. edged Maynard H. 8 to 3 with timely hitting and three late runs. J Mara led with two runs and two RBIs, Symes homered, and costly errors by Maynard helped tilt the game in Concord’s favor.
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Costanza
Smith
Iinning
Concord H
Maynard
J. Mara
Grant
Symes
R. Mara
Maloney
Acone
Kitgwitz
Priest
Macone
Columbo
Hage
Rodgers
Ee Wicz
Wojtkiewicz
Rummage Sale for Omerson Hospital Aid May 14
Concord reports the Omerson Hospital Aid Society will hold its annual rummage sale at the State Armory all day Saturday May 14. Proceeds fund hospital comfort items and equipment, with donations of goods accepted Friday May 18.
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Concord
Omerson Hospital
Aid Society
State Armory
Trinity Church Bridge and Tea for Hospital Aid
Concord parish hosts a Bridge and Tea at the parish house on Wednesday afternoon April 27 at 2 30 to benefit the Ladies Aid Room at the Bimerson hospital Tickets are sold by Mrs Burgess Whitney 9 Sudbury Road The Ladies Aid aims to raise funds for hospital facilities including approved fire lights and other desirable equipment
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Concord
Trinity
Church Bridge
Bimerson Hospital
Burgess Whitney
Sudbury Toad
Ite Hospital
Miss Mary Smith in Pan-American Festival at ig Fela
Miss Mary Smith, a junior, will participate in the Pan-American Festival at ig Fela on Saturday morning May 7. The article notes her role among several juniors taking part in the event.
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Mary C. Smith
Ig Fela
Mike "Agmume
Evening Arm ed concert aids Concord firemen funds
An evening concert from eight to nine thirty by Ken Reeves Orchestra included a dancing session from nine until one thirty with an intermission for refreshments. Maxwell B Lawrence chaired the ball committee with Dennis B. Paré assisting, directing a fundraiser for insurance for Concord firemen on active duty. Notable attendees included local selectmen and fire officials such as Otis M. Whitney and William G. Ryan, with chiefs from nearby towns in attendance.
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Jey Ween
Ken Reeves
A. Mi
Maxwell B
Lawrence
Dennis B. Pares
Theodore Perharrell
Reed OQ. Beharell Ea Cornelius
Wardeh
Frederick R. Stone
South Sudbury
Istrict Forest
John P. Crown
Westford
Irving C.° Waite
Bedford
Lexington
Taylor
Billerica
Ernest N. Bartett
Acton
H. ‘Stuart MacGregor
Carlisle
Waldo D. Wilson
Maynard
George I. Priest
Lincololn
Sadbery
Witla
EB. Davison
Regional Church Conference Opens at West Concord
An all denomination conference of the Council of Churches across the state opens at West Concord Church. Delegates from Concord Maynard Acton Littleton Sudbury Stow Hudson Carlisle Westford Bedford join in a day of religious education. Dr John Ly Lobingier speaks on The Challenge of Christianity to the Modern World at a public worship service.
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Anon
West Coneinion
Council of Roche Suty
Concord
Maynard
Acton
John Ly Lobingier
World Fellowship
Ad Adult Education
Speronetana
Christian Churchés
Dh P. m
James. P. Ber
Department of ‘Bell
American Unitarian Association
Lod
MacArthur
Kendig
Kendig Nferehte
Regis
Concord Community Orchestra Plays April 27 Concert
The Concord Community Orchestra appears in a Wednesday night program at the High School Auditorium April 27. Featured works include War March of the Priests from Athalia and Tales from the Vadis with a large lineup of soloists and the director Joseph Bartolomeo.
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Concord
Concord Community Orchestra
High Schooluditorium
Athalia
Micohn
G. Lavalles
Shakespeare Reading Group Schedules April 28 Meeting
The group held its fourth meeting on Thursday evening April 14 with Twelfth Night read aloud after minor cuts. The fifth reading is set for Thursday April 28 at eight o'clock in Middlesex Institution for Savings rooms, The Winter's Tale to be taken up. Concord women won the first two prizes in the drawing for seats, sending Louise Rob to the Patriots cruise and tents.
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Middlesex Institution
Concord
Tha. Patriots
Ona
Mise Louise Rob
Henry Ford Heads to Washington for Roosevelt Talks
Ford, en route from his Sudbury estate, expected to meet President Roosevelt on April 27 to discuss the forthcoming conference. Reporters note plans to sit down in Washington next Wednesday, though details remain unconfirmed.
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Sudbury
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Washington
Sven
Jits
Wayre
Local Tournament Ends With Narrow Margin Victory
In a tight finish the Comcordi team won the annual Ord46 tournament with a total of 847 points. The defending champions placed second with 835 points. The Knights of Columbus finished third with 817 points in the series of matches.
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Ermnans
Thie Ike
Ohmpions
Knights of Columbus
Mothers Club Meeting Plans Talk on Child Education
On Monday evening April 25 at eight, the Mothers Club will host a public meeting at the Trinitarian Congregational Parish House. Mrs. T. Grafton Abbott, Consultant in Parent Education with the Division of Child Welfare in the State Department of Health, will speak on the topic of fatherhood and child development. The event aims to provide an informative session for all who care to attend.
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Concord
T. Grafton Abbott
State Department of Health
Abbott. Arances
Emerson on Circles The Emerson Group Meets at Mrs Horace
The Emerson Group convenes at Mrs Horace to discuss a lecture series titled Circles. Attendees review plans, assign tasks, and outline upcoming events and publicity. Leaders include group organizers and local residents.
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Emerson
Mrs. Horace
Military Ball Fetes Concords 1938 Patriot Day Event
Concord marks Patriot’s Day with a large Military Ball at the State Armory hosted by Company H 182nd Infantry. Governor Charles F. durney and many generals attend as Ken Reeves Orchestra provides concert and dancing. proceeds support Company H Associates activities.
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Concord
Servance
H. 182Nd Infantry
M.N. G
Hell
State Armory
Ken Reeves
Catain William A.hagerty
H Associates
Charles
Durney
Charles B
William
Daniel
Porter B., Chase
Henry C. Bacon
William H. Wilson
J. M. Cummings
Ey Collins
Koide
Ene
G. Moves
The
Concord Veterans’ Counci Committee
Concord Players to Stage As Husbands Go on May Dates
The Concord Players present the spring production As Husbands Go by Ra Che Crothers on Thursday Friday and Saturday at 7. The cast includes many familiar faces led by F Taylor directing with new and old actors.
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Concord
Concord Players
Ra- Che] Crothers
F . Taylor
Concord Knights Debate Tonight at Monument Hall
Local Concord Council hosts a debate session this evening at Monument Hall. Event details mention advertising dates and venue specifics for residents interested in civic discussion.
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Concord
Monument Hall
Concord Council
Mrs Ellen L Albert Rites Held at Home and Burial
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at 788 Winthrop Avenue Beachmont for Mrs Ellen L Albert wife of Lieutenant Call B Albert of the Revere Beach Police. A requiem was sung at Our Lady of Lourdes Church and burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Beachmont
Lien L. Bert
Call
Albert
Revere Beach
Concord Senay
Els Sane Rion
Ciges
Our Tad Ot Lourdes
Grose Cemetery
Aoe
Concord Patriots Day parade and events amid Old North Bridge anniversary
Concord marked Patriots Day with church bells and a gun salute by the Concord Independent Battery. Veterans and guests attended a noon lunch and a military parade featuring tanks, a cadet drum corps, and a high school athletic meet noting a 3 to 3 baseball draw with Maynard.
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Concord
Old North Bridge
g@Battery
Emerson and Concorn High School
Maynard
Emerson Playground
Ok ‘ Res Brigade
United
Rita
Lowell
Miniati
State Armory
Easter Vacation Traced in New
Two travelers named to be Uth and Berbert Bienchard were noted spending their Easter holiday in New locations, as the brief item records local movement during the holiday period.
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Uth
Berbert Bienchard
New
Local Obscure Names in 19th Century Record
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals with ages and initials such as R Fulton Johnston 67 and John B Buttrick, Bib ibe Wardwell 35 Norman C G Sper 35. The fragment lacks clear context or events. no decisions or actions are shown.
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Ogieord
R H. H.cote
R. Fulton Johnston
John B. Buttrick
Wardwell
Norman CG
Sper
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