Concord Players stage War drama a Geneva trenches tale
The Concord Players present a war drama of Stanhope Raleigh and Osborne with Kenneth Reynolds John Mutty and William Tolman, directed by George R. Walker. The production features strong performances and authentic scenery with a fatal end in a No Man's Land finale.
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Grink
Poy
Raleigh
Osborne
Trotter
Hibert
Stuart W. Cook
Sia
No Man's Land
Stanhope
William Faversham, Jr
William A. Tolman
Schooboy
John A. Mully
Geo.a. Hill
Lawrence Ik. Lunt
D. Ripley Gage
Roger D.swaim
Ben Wilson
Stuart W.cook
Hansa W .Miller
Roger C Fenn
Lost deposit book notice from Middlesex Institution for Savings
Deposit Book No. 32151 is reported lost. Payment stopped. Notice dated December 9, 1932 from H. F. Smith Treasurer of Concord Massachusetts.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
H. F. Smith
Treas
Concord
Mass
Bedford Petition Seeks Relocation of Major Roads in 1932
Bedford residents urge Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate the Great Road from North Road to Springs Road and repair Concord Road. The petition by Stillman G. Whittaker and others asks for formal action, with notice and hearings scheduled for January 6, 1933, in Cambridge.
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Bedford
Massachusetts
Middlesex County Commissioners
North Road
Springs Road
Concord
Stillman G. Whittaker
Arthur B. Corey
Cone
Middlesex
Iwell
Cambridge
Court House
Bedford Enterprise
Marlboro
Obscure list of names with roles and ushers
A fragmentary roster lists individuals by surnames and given names with roles such as chairman and chief usher. The items include Hosmer Whitney S Smith Doug las Miller Daniel F Wiles Hans W W Miller Richard F Wood and a group of ushers headed by Miss Elizabeth F Smith Barbara Allen Isabella Eaton Margery Allen Molly Harlow Sophie Chamberlin Helen Root Jane Daniels Mary Smith Eleanor Twitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans W. Miller
Roger C. Fenn
George R. Walker
Charles W. Farnsworth
H.W. Miller
D.ripley Gage
Russell T. Smith
Albert M. Harlow
Stedman Butterick
Elizabeth Alexandeir
Rosemary Cutter
Mary H. Chamberlin
Jeah Lindsay
Kenneth Reynolds
Ernest Stock
Margaret C Smith
Roger D. Swaim
Stanton‘ Garfield
Raymond P. Baldwin
Elizabeth ‘Chamberlin
S. Thompson Blood
Cornelia Lunt
Hosmer
Whitney S. Smith
Douglas Miller
Daniel F. Wiles
Hans W.w.miller
Richard F. Wood
Watten
H. Mumfora
H. Thomas Wood
Elizabeth F. Smith
Barbara Allen
Isabella Eaton
Margery Allen
Molly Harlow
Sophie Chamberlin
Helen Root
Jane Daniels
Mary Smith
Eleanor Twitchell
James Jackson Urges City Reform and Welfare Controls
James Jackson delivers a long speech on Maynard and Fall River finances, urging efficiency in health and education, cutting costs in police fire and street work, reducing janitors and teachers, and cutting welfare outlays. He cites tax changes, industrial incentives, and a Commissary Department reducing food costs for the poor.
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Fall River
State Department of Education
Maynard
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Tulsa
Oklo
Commissary
State Board of Health
State House
Jackson
Chicago
Public funds growth in department appropriations notes
A historical record notes department appropriations rising from 65 217.36 dollars in 1913 to 182 435.37 dollars in 1930 with figures for soldiers benefit water and other items. The excerpt lists several numeric line items such as 189.6 and 281.2 and a 176 percent figure as part of the total.
West Concord Woman's Club to Hear Dr McGillicuddy on Freedom
At the next meeting of the West Concord Woman's Club on Friday Dec 16 Dr Helen I D McGilcuddy will speak on This New Freedom. She is Educational Secretary of the Massachusetts Society for Social Hygiene and spoke before the club last year with an outstanding talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Woman's Club
Helen I. D. McGilcuddy
McGillicuddy
Massachusetts Society For Social
Christmas Party Featured at Meeting Hostess Named
A Christmas Party will be a feature of the meeting with Mrs. George Nelson named hostess for the tea.
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George Nelson
Concord Lodge Odd Fellows hears talk on Russia by Conant
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows met in Odd Fellows Hall West Concord Thursday evening with Noble Grand George C Manter presiding Wallace B Conant of Conant Machinery Co a Russia authority delivered an illuminating talk on Russia and Russian affairs after several trips to Russia referenced current conditions highlighting geopolitical topics for the local readership
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Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
George C. Manter
Wallace B. Conant
The
Conant Machinery Co
Russia
Russian
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Private Mason
Kenneth 3
Russell 1Ith
Fish
Chelmseford
George K. Walker
Captain Hardy
P. Ripley Gage
Lawrence K. Lunt
Private Mason—Kenneth Reynolds
William Arolman
Stanhope William Faversham, Jr
John E. Mutty
George A
Ben L. Wilson
Broughton
Clarence EB. Wilson
Jarvig Derby
Murdock MacLeod
Charles Il. Foote
Harold E. Orendorff
Robert Bowser
Harding Newman
Dean Chamberlin
Benjamin L. Smith
Philip Ll. Gage
Philip L. Smith
Herbert B
Genose
John E. Garrett
Bryant
Malden
Acton, Mass
Mas Savings Club
Ynard Ust CO
Hoppe
Hilda
Kotha St. Maynard
Mase Yard
RADIO
R. A. Hilferty
Radiotrician Stow
Glendale
Acton Streets
Nason Street
Main St
W. B. Ingham CO
Maynard, Mass
Creighton
Prank S. Binks
Charles Irwin
James R. Priest
Ralph N. Smith
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Roy L. Duren
Blanche Duren
Maynard Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring
P. Jordan
Register
Julian W. Bailou
Richard Bailou
Charles G. Edgarton
James P. Borland
James Jackson
Concord Lodge
Ida Jokinen
Edison
Eureka
Unesco
Universal Electric Range
M. Townsend
Nason ST. Maynard
South Acton
Finney & Holt
Finney
Acton
E. E. Nelson
Powder Mill Road
Maynard—Tel
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