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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
12
Proprietor J O Gromt of Lyonhurst announces an event at Reston featuring the Home Beautiful Exposition. The plan includes a display by Chester J Campbell and other attendees for a Lyonhurst show slated for a yet unspecific date.
Nellie Maxwell offers chestnut recipes for stuffing soups and desserts plus stuffed figs and jellied prunes. Includes bread pudding and simple dessert ideas with cheese and cream, from a 1927 Western Newspaper Union column.
fragmentary OCR mentions Peat Vir Campbell and Mr Lyons with assistants on snow likely describing help or reception.
Concord reports the Old Concord Post 180 G A R meets this afternoon, Hawthorne Chapter 0 KK 8 holds its night session for reports and officers, Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Camp United Spanish War Veterans meets Thursday, and the American Legion Auxiliary held its annual meeting in Veterans Hall with officer elections and a social half hour.
The Concord Pa rent Teacher Association meets Monday December 17 in Eaton Hall. The program includes sixth grade skit The School Bank seventh grade tableau Your Schools and eighth grade Playlet School Medical Inspection directed by Mr Zanzig. Dr James Chalmers Framingham Normal School will lecture The Old and The New in Education. All members and citizens welcome.
Old Concord Chapter C A R held its December meeting at the Unitarian Church with Mrs. Augustus L. Morse presiding. Mrs. S L Sherrill from Marshfield gave a talk and songs titled Echoes from the Plymouth Pageant, illustrated with costume images and descriptions of the 1500 period outfits.
Six thousand garments produced for North Carolina mountaineers Labrador charity and Russia. Mrs Sherrill attended every rehearsal and designed the Marshfield Float which won 200 dollars. Miss Sherrill sang two songs after a pleasant talk. Nellie Axeno regent spoke briefly. Tea served after the meeting by Mrs Moree, Wheeler and Curtis.
A critic argues that the American wife does not work but acknowledges she sets aside time for her duties after cooking sweeping and mending.
For this city fair today with Thursday rain. Northern New England fair today with Thursday unsettled conditions.
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