Lane Bryant plans Paris fashion shift for larger women
Madame Lane Bryant, longtime advocate for fuller-figured women, announces aims to have Paris designers Vionnet Patou and Mambocher create slenderizing Parisian outfits for larger American women. She will reproduce these styles in affordable models to suit farms and cities, asserting American designers lead in making the larger woman look slender.
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Statendam
New York
Vionnet
Patou
Mambocher
Varin
Madame Bryant
Madame Uryant
Paris
Concord Cardinals Strive in Series With St Junior Holy Name
Concord Cardinals plan a game at Rideout Playground as they resume a series with St Junior Holy Name after a recent 3-2 loss. The team, accompanied by family members, toured via a 360 mile motor trip including Orono and Bangor with visits to the Rebekah Lodge.
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Harold
Fred Burke
Miss N
Pittf@eld
Orono, N
East Bank
The
Bangor
Renee Rebekah Lodge
Concord
Bailey
Noble Grand
Cardinals
Concord Cardinals
St. Junior Holy Name
Rideout Playground
Carto
Locke Suffering Recess Delays Elm Street Home Work
A Concord senior named Locke faces a disruption on Elm Street as home repairs pause due to a recess in progress. Local authorities oversee the paused project and assess next steps for completing the residence.
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SR. Locke
Elm Street
Maynard Notes Vacationers Grange Meeting and Golf Update
Maynard residents James and Mrs Priest enjoy a Maine Canada vacation while Arnold Crowther vacations from his Maconda Drug duties in Maine. The Maynard Grange plans a Thursday evening meeting at 7 at Grange Hall then depart for an out of town visit. Edwin Carlton is set for the Maynard Country Club semi finals after defeating Arthur Franklin. George Morse of Boston faces C S Morse for the other semi final spot. LW Gullivan won the second division over J Tobin earlier this week. Alan Palmer, a WLEY soloist, performs Fridays from 7 to 8 30 with Ruth Turner. Phyllis Quirke will sing with Palmer during Turner's vacation.
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James C. Priest
Walcott Street
Maine
Canada
Arnold Crowther
Macorda Drug
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Edwin Carlton
Arthur Franklin
Maynard Country Club
George Morse
Boston
C. S. Morse
LW Gullivan
J. Tobin
Alan Palmer
WLEY
Memory Lane
Mr. Palmer
Ruth Turner
Phyllis Quirke
Death of Adolph Chenis in Maynard community
Adolph Chenis aged 26 of 26 River Street died Tuesday morning in Maynard. Survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Chenis of River Street, he was known as Chin among townsfolk. Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 AM at St. Bridget’s Church.
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Adolph Chenis
River Street
Maynard
Mary Chenis
Adolph
Chin
St. Bridget’s Church
Four Named To Maynard Teaching Staff
Boston University will hire four educators to teach music. One named educator previously taught in Ayer and Shirley before joining Maynard.
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Maynard
Boston University
Sic
Ayer
Shirley
State tax hike outlined by town assessors
Town assessors report 1964 state tax will total 10 200, up 1 020 from last year. Audit charges 1 214 38 and Parks 65 add to costs. Officials warn escalating state county and muni expenditures drive higher taxes. A town meeting is set for August 20 to discuss welfare funding and 1934 rate adjustments. Poll real estate canvass to begin June 14 1935.
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Magnara
Welfare Department
Reai
Local visits and health updates in the village
Mr and Mrs Richard Kinsley of Chicago visit his parents Mr and Mrs James Kinsley. Miss Hannah Murray of Somerville, formerly of the village, visits friends. Miss Lucille Hayward visits Miss Elizabeth Reed at the Fort Pond cottage. John Maguire, son of Mr and Mrs J G Maguire, underwent throat surgery at Nashua hospital and is recovering.
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Richard Kinsley
Chicago
James Kinsley
Hannah Murray
Somerville
Lucille Hayward
Elizabeth Reed
Fort Pond
John Maguire
J. G. Maguire
Nashua, N. H
West Concord Concert by Concord Legion Band Saturday
West Concord invites all music lovers to a Saturday evening concert by the Concord Legion Band on the Harvey Wheeler West Concord school grounds. The Village Improvement Society funds a new band stand and asks voluntary contributions to support ongoing concerts with refreshments and ice cream available for attendees.
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West Concord
Village Improvement Society
Concord Legion
Harvey
Wheeler West Concord School
Reality Behind the Things We See and Do Sermon
At the First Parish Meeting House Mr Brown will preach next Sunday on The Reality Behind the Things We See and the Things We Do. All are welcome.
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Brown
Woman's Church Aid Food Sale Ad Bids Sunshine Event
The Woman's Church Aid announces a community food sale on Saturday August 11 from 3 to 5 pm at the common. If stormy the gale will move to the basement of the Congregational church. Ella Miller visits her brother Samuel Miller in Melrose. Charles and Mrs Smith vacation at York Beach Maine. Thomas Drummond tenth wedding anniversary celebrated with open house. Ellene Reed hosts nieces Mary Copeland and Rena Copeland of National City CA and nephew Ernest Daniels of East Dorset VT. Charles Howe of Concord NH visits locally. Mrs Fitzgerald of Adams Beach visits with Joseph Dineen on Lincoln Street.
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N. H
Christopher Fitzgerald
Adams Beach
Joseph Dineen
Lincoln Street
Miss Ethel Glynn Enters Notre Dame Novitiate
Miss Ethel Glynn of Pope Street will enter the novitiate of the Notre Dame Order in Waltham on Sunday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas G Glynn. Frank Carpenter of 16 Pope Street attends the funeral of his son Paul Carpenter from the Immaculate Conception Church in Pittsburg.
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Ethel Glynn
Pope Street
Notre Dame Order
Waltham
Thomas G Glynn
Joseph Paulino
Sam Jucci
Lake Street
Clinton Hospital
Frank Carpenter
Pope Ateet
Paul Carpenter
Immaculate Conception Church
Pitcharg
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Lane Bryant
Sorings
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John
T Rock
ST Concord
Edward Mucci
Reformatory
New Orleans
Huey Long
Registrar of Voters
Louisiana
P. Gong
Walmsley
New
Department Store
Marlborough
Mass
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