Urney Monday Privations Prompted by Roel Abotigh
Fragmentary report notes Abotigh Roel addressed Urney on Monday amid privations. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Roel
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
2
King’s Daughters Tale of Deeb with Mrs John and Rosemary Cutter
Fragmentary note mentions Dee b with Mrs John and Rosemary Cutter of Gatens likely a local society item. Names appear with unclear roles and a May or March reference. No verifiable events or actions present in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre John
Concord Branch Urges Help For Winter Clothing Drive
The Concord Branch appeals for warm clothing donations and attic clearouts to aid its winter relief. Members are asked to send second hand garments to Mrs L K Snyder in West Concord by May 1, with a Labrador appeal planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Labrador
L. K. Snyder
Central ‘Street
The Blockhead at High School Auditorium
The Blockhead will be presented at the High School Auditorium for The Voice by The Masquers on December 27 at eight o'clock with Drama Guild Publishers Boston Mass. The piece features a tale of a selfstyled genius who misleads relatives and ends in an insane asylum, satirizing pretenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama ‘Guild Publishers
Bosbee
Mass
Mira
Blackhead
Concord trip sparks reflections on heritage and progress
A fragmented reminiscence flags a visit to Concord and the Ola Worth Bridge. The piece contends that modern achievement, whether large or small, rests on forebears' foundations despite doubts about the era’s relevance. It notes Mr. Speares praising Mrs. Melvin amid a discussion of cerebral insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anunmer
Ola Worth Bridge
Phong
Madeueeck
Speares
County Meeting Highlights Home Demonstration Agent Help
In the Everett area a county meeting featured Louise G. Campbell, Home Demonstration Agent, in charge. Mrs Samuel Hoar served as a cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meting
Louise G. Campbell
Samuel Hoar
Mrs Berio MH Parks Hosts Family Evening at Farm
Mrs Berio MH Parks of Mere Farm entertained her choice guests last evening with a quiet family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Berio MH
Parks of
Mere Farm
Adolescence Problems Topic in Capital Lecture
A report outlines Monday's talk by Bullivan on adolescent problems. The capital event focuses on youth challenges, with emphasis on social and behavioral issues discussed by the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullivan
Hotel Association Meeting at Colonial Inn
Glenwood J. Sherrad presided over a Massachusetts Hotel Association meeting at the Colonial Inn Monday noon. Arthur Race, manager of the Opley-P Hotel, spoke as part of a campaign to secure funds from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to advance the effort. Many hotel men attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood J. Sherrad
Massachusetts Hotel Association
Colonial Inn
Arthur Race
Opley-P
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Concord Garden Club Discusses Flower Show Plans
Wednesday meeting at the home of Mrs. Richard Hobart on Carr Road yielded no action as the executive committee must decide. Notes mention Miss Ballou studying at Bennett Junior College and Robert W. Parke of Bedford Court recuperating at Jobin Adams Hospital after surgery, with several local Concord wives noted for community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Garden
Richard Hobart
Carr Road
Concord
Robert W. Parke
Bedford Court
Jobin Adams Hospital
Motor Vehicle Accidents Rise in First Ten Months 1937
The National Safety Council reports 31 950 lives claimed by motor vehicle accidents in the first ten months of 1937, compared with 29 660 in the same period last year. Read the details and stop and think what you would have done if at the wheel. it may be your turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Safety Council
Rattles Presides Over Local Women’s Meeting
A fragmentary report notes Miss Mary A Rattles presiding at a Wednesday afternoon gathering of local women. The text mentions Christmas money and a referenced district context, but details are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Coulward
Mary A Rattles
Incomplete OCR: Mrs Hoeshert and Hosmer Dinner Remarks
Fragmentary text references Mrs Hoeshert and Hosmer at a dinner event. Dr Derel Sullivan spoke on unspecified topics with garbled quotes about a golencoat and problems. The readable parts provide no clear incident or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeshert
Hosmer
Dérel Sullivan
Dr. Sullivan
Local Construction Work Advances on Thoreay Street
The Jenney Company completes initial plans for a new project at Jenney Station on Thoreay Street. Meek's parents are involved through Mrs Harry Pew of Gleu and Mr Hodgeon's associates, with construction updates up to date and site activity continuing.
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Meek
Harry Pew
Gleu
Jenney Company
Ap Ud
Hodgeon
Jenney Station
Thoreay Streat
Mrs. Hosmer to Pour at Nelee Conant Coming-Out
Mrs Herbert B Hosmer will pour next Saturday afternoon at the coming out party of Nelee Faith Conant daughter of Mr and Mrs A R Conant of Worcester Street Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Hosmer
Nelee
Faith Conant
A. BR. Conant
Dinner at Harlow’s Before Senior Sociables
The sse s Harlow on Main Street hosts a dinner before the Senior Sociables next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow
Main Street
Annual Cat Show Plans Painted At Boston Club Event
Miss Caroline Swainland and Miss Virginia Ho r organize a dinner before the Gather Sociables at Miss Swaims home. Congard attendees join the annual meeting and luncheon at Copley Square Hotel in Huntington Avenue Boston. Plans laid for the Boston Cat Show set for January 138th and 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Swainland
Virginia Ho@r
Miss Swaims
Copley Square
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Veterans Council Beano Night Set for December 8
The first in a series of beano parties under the Veterans Council and the Legion Band will be held at the Veterans' Hall next Wednesday December 8 at 8 o clock. An attendance prize and other suitable prizes will be awarded.
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Veteran’s Council
Legion ‘Band
House guest event hosting college group meeting at Concord
Miss Hilda Zanzig visited Mrs. Marvin Paylor in Welcester Alumna Association circles including Bedford and Lincolin. The gathering at Mrs. Leslie Moore’s home featured Professor Harotunian on Problems of College Students of Today guided by co hostesses Mrs. Robert M. Bowen and servers Mrs. Robert Gillies and Mrs. Stanbrough Fernald of Acton.
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Hilda Zanzig
Marvin ‘Paylor
Welcester
Assotiation of
Concord
Bedford
Lincolin
Leslie Moore
Professor Harotunian
Department of Biblical Literature
Robert M. Bowen
Robert Gillies
Stanbrough Fernald
Acton
Legion Auxiliary in Reading Plans Dinner Benefit
Mrs Belen Parsons presided as president with Levetta Cullinane historian and Frances Byron on the executive committee. Two members, Mrs Richard F Mahoney and Mrs Michel Burke, attended the County meeting on Saturday November 2. An venison and turkey supper is slated for next Saturday evening at the hall to aid the charity fund.
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Belen. Parsons
Levetta Cullinane
Frances Byron
Richard F. Mahoney
Michel Burke
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Reading
Augustine W. Macone
Coss it is better to ae Soaps tiches have thermat too great a
The fragmentary text presents unclear words and lacks coherent facts, making a precise summary difficult. It appears to be OCR noise with no identifiable people or events to describe.
Major Franklin Prescott dies at 57 in Walpole home
Concord resident Major Franklin Prescott died quietly at his Walpole home on Saturday November 27 in his 58th year. Born in Charlestown June 10 1880 he served as a volunteer in 1898 and as youngest Concord soldier in Company 1 6th Infantry MVN. He later became Supply Sergeant and earned a Captain’s commission in World War I, commanding in Camp Devens then Officers Reserve Corps Major. He worked as store manager at the State Hospital Pondville and is survived by his widow Mrs Smith Bevis Prescott and two sons Nathan A Prescott of Concord and Franklin N Prescott Jr.
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Concord
Franklin
Newell Prescott
Walpole
Mere
Pregott Answerdi
Edi
Concordin
6Th Infantry
Officers’ Training
Capteas
State Hospital
Pondville
Mes. Smith ’ (Bevis) Prescott
Nathan A. Prescott
Carr Road
Pranklin N
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