Concord Hosts Golden Wedding Anniversary at Zion Church
On Monday evening at the Nor Veogian Hyangelic church of Zion, Mr and Mrs Lo celebrated a golden wedding anniversary. Parishioners hosted a reception at their home with a striking program. Rev Mr Anderson from the Newyertan Church praised the couple and presented a purse of gold. Attendees included leaders from Concordant and Maynard groups, with Andrew Tivegernon speaking, and children and grandchildren of the couple attending the festivities.
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Nor Veogian Hyangelic Church of Zion
Mes Lo
Walden Jt
Mr Anderson
Newyertan
Rey Fo
Sandinagian Meads Mpis- Copel
Minkiga Society of
Maynard
Ene
Atver
Glen
Sod
Bret Felloweh
Musical Club Meeting Highlights Student Performances
The Cencond Mision club gathered for a regular meeting at Miss Mary Fat cults home. Guests listed included Eleanor Leitz Violet and Glen Cink among performers. The program featured dances songs and instrumental pieces from various groups with names like Donza uniwr and Cornelus Sheep in Clisters.
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Astive
Asdale
Cencond
Mision
Acmectine
Nes
Tive Sads
Cimetebers
Wait
Mies Mary Fat
Cult
Manothe Cares
Bra Charles
BL Brown
Oire
Morse
Piervar
Sarala Gade
Christmas gatherings mark annual church tree event
Mr and Mrs S Q Perry hosted an event at Temple of Marlboro with Mr and Mrs Clarence Valitivity and others. Christmas celebrations included church services and a large gathering. Food times were mentioned as part of the holiday activities and the usual Christmas notes were shared.
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S. QL Perry
Redseph
Temple of Marlboro
Clarence
Washington
Ken John W. Thredhill Honored by Portland Congregation
In South Secbury walls, Ken John W. Thredhill is noted for rapid service in Portland. He is welcomed with a local age Nes and was given a prominent place on the program during the church anniversary. Attendance at Sunday services grows, with plans for expansion and new committees recognizing his leadership.
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Secbury
Ken John W. Thredhill
Portland
A. Rapidix
Cuthosiaam
Vdding
Conart
Schoed
Trate Vonlecenes
Celeraretelias
erBhi
Barnegie's Hardest Bargain Biography Fragment
Fragmentary excerpt sketches Andrew Carnegie style figures, noting early financial gambles and wage concepts. It mentions publishing interests, motives of joyment in business, and a distant reference to a holiday habit. Some garbled lines hint at work life and social scenes of the era.
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Andrew Cameche
Ieads
Heaton Muilin
Cote Quny
Fells
Jay
Ieee
Loon Bayck
Iyhenik
Harbarish
Christmas visits and new club form in South Acton
Mrs Arthur A. Jones and Rev Ralph A. Barker spent Christmas at relatives in Manchester and Boston respectively. The Young Men's Athletic Club, a new local social organization, formed in the village and secured quarters in the room once used by George E. Clapp.
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Arthur A. Jones
Jones
Manchester
Ralph A. Barker
Meads
Boston
Young Men's Athletic Club
George E. Clapp
Funeral of Mrs Townsend of Bolton at St Bridget's
The funeral of Mrs William Townsend mother of Edward J Ward of Bolton was held after a home service at River Street and a requiem mass at St Bridget's Mivnard. She died December 22 at her Bolton home after eighteen years as a resident. She is survived by her husband a son Edward Ward a daughter Mary Ward three sisters and two brothers.
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Bolton
St. Bridget's
Wiliam of
Townsend
Edward J. Ward
River Street
St. Bridget’s Church
Mivnard
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Edward 4. Ward
Mary A. “Wards
William Coughlin
Thomas Reynolds
James Howard
Michael
Patrick
Christmas Presentations at Geo Worster's Office
A Christmas eve gathering at George Worster's office featured a purse gift from Selectman Warren H. Jones to Worster, a floral bouquet for Mrs Worster by Ralph W. Hastings, and heartfelt thanks. The event highlighted Worster's generosity toward religious and community work, including support for youth welfare and the local orchestra.
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George Worster
Warren H. Jones
George
Mrss Worster
Ralph W. Hastings
Mr Worster
Thomas
Christmas Guests From Worcester to Concord Junction
Concord Junction residents Mr K T Barrs and son Howard of Bridgeport visited with Mr and Mrs William Reilly over Christmas. Miss Sadie Boylan of Washington visits her father James Boylan. John Sullivan returns to North Dakota after a 12 day furlough at home. Dorchester guests included Mr and Mrs Sweeney and family, and others joined Mr and Mrs Edward Loughlin and Mrs C Pratt for Christmas. Families from Brook Road and Medford join Mr and Mrs Olsen for Christmas Day at their Concord home.
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K. T. Barrs
Worcester
Howard
Bridgeport
Doris
Thurston Day
Wroxbury
Chas. Olsen Laws
Brook. Rd
Olsen
A.M Sinclair
Anna M. Week
Marjorie
William D. Sinclair
Medford
Hillside
BE. Sinclair
Montreal
Can
Niels Olsen
Concord
Maynard Cribbage Match Impresses Odd Fellows Club
In the fifth cribbage and pitch clash, Captain Smith's team defeated Captain Shaw's unit 35 to 3 at the club rooms last night. Smith leads the tournament by 24 points with the final match slated for Tuesday evening next week.
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Odd Fellows
Smith
Shaw
Smit
Concord Basketball Team Faces Health Quarantine
A fragment notes diphtheria cases leading to quarantine by the local board of health affecting Concord's basketball team. It mentions a large delegation attending a meeting in Concord and social events marking the year end.
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Phi Bower
Concord
Docal Board
Walder Obeyter
R.A
Robber Prinino
Land’s Block
Wiliam’ Couler
Sayin
Misiahi Hospital
Local Snow Delays Skate Project at Brown's Pond
Scrambled OCR notes describe unfinished rink work at Brown's Pond with snow cover hindering progress. Mentions of figures like Grace Litch and public interest in winter play appear alongside garbled lines about dates, volunteers, and costs.
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Brown's Pond
Coe Os
Mike
Ciis
Grace
Unclear OCR fragment reports property damage case
Fragmentary text notes a property damage incident on Main Street near Concord with a vehicle involved and a person named Handa mentioned. a move is planned next Monday.
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Nich
Fund for European Pestatus Pestatute Swelling Page
Fragmentary OCR text references meetings, dates, and names including Penrose, Sullivan, and Harman. The garbled source mentions funds, Europe, statutes, and meetings without coherent events or outcomes. No clear person, organization, or location with verifiable details emerge.
Unclear fragment summarizes meeting remarks and names
The text presents a fragmented record mentioning Magnaris and Neil with a brief note of a regular meeting and remarks by James B. Farrell Sylvester Sullivan Cham Ayers. It lacks coherent actions or outcomes and reads as incomplete notes from a meeting.
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Magnaris
Edum Neil
James B. Farrell
Sylvester Sullivan
Belmont Hits In Snow Delayed hockey Game
A fragmented report notes a hockey game delayed due to snow with Belmont mentioned. The text references Maynard Ho and Townseyul but details are unclear. No clear scores or dates are discernible.
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Mavinarit
Belmont
Tocol
Taader Townseyul
Maynard Ho
West Acto News Briefs Reflect Local Family Ties
In a brief community note, Miss Atlee Vedtaing and Mr Freenk attend a festive gathering with Mrs Freenk and Rufund present. The piece mentions relatives visiting from Bruduopos for forty one days, highlighting local family connections and ongoing travel conversations.
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Atlee Vedtaing
Boalts
Ferlain
Sind
Freenk
Pete
Mert
Fev
Doeharl Beau Dren
Winona officers elected in local trustee race
In Winona two candidates were elected to local offices with Prank Vasier and Nancy Chiaffin among the figures named, including details of the trustee roles and election results.
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Winon Falleyng
Withoma Biseinolan
We. T
Nancy Chiaffin
Foe Hall
Concord Junction Union Church Services and Notices
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone presides over a Christmas service and a Sunday program with children's entertainment and a roll call. Special contributions to a parish fund are requested. An annual church meeting is planned for Tuesday evening with a six o'clock assembly and later functions noted. A wanted notice seeks a ministerial family member and provides contact details.
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Union Charg
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Gatei
Spedial
Nystor
Sunda
Accident at Homestead Center injures several riders
At the intersection near Muin agd b ran, a light track collision injured multiple riders. The accident occurred as a wagon from bessetyegy to tts tte atta ot Agee. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with a tow. emergency responders attended the injured and the wreckage was cleared. The church services followed at the home of Mrs nn, with a sermon by Rev Mr Feener.
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Ace
Anton Centre
Morin Ye
Asi
Amy
Bioxrie
Bessetyegy
Dhepvegn
Pere Ictsit
Pere Ictsit Injured. Hopee
Tn Io
Feener
Let's Get Married to be given Friday evening
The Three Act Furee "Let's Get Married" to be presented Friday evening by the Plane Tent committee of the West Concord Womans Club during a regular meeting. Members of the choir are allowed free admission, others pay a nominal sum.
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Concord Womans Club
Your Own Kalso Mined and Paper Hanging
Fragmented notice describes a service or business offer titled Your Own Kalsomining and paper hanging led by A. A. Kennedy at Concord Junction. The text references preparations before the Spring rush and a contact number Tel 313. X% but lacks clear dates or full details.
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A. A. Kennedy Concord Junction
Local Notables and Community Notes from West Acton
West Acton reports Stanley McKnight as pay master at Groton paper mill. Mrs Ida MacGregor recovers from neuritis. William Scanlon completed a garage with help from Arthur Tuttle. Miss Doris Gardner confined to home by illness. John Davis and Mrs Davis with Ralph Berry of New Britain CT visited James Rae’s home last week.
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Ida MacGregor
William Scanlon
Arthur Tuttle
Doris Gardner
John Davis
Davis
Ralph Berry
New Britain
James Rae
Belasco Comedy The Boomerang Heads to Marlborough
David Belasco presents The Boomerang at Marlborough with the Belasco Theatre cast. The comedy by Winchell Smith and Victor Mapes enjoyed fifteen months in New York and eight in Chicago, marking it a noted stage success.
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David Belasco
Belasco Theatre
New York
Marlborough
Winchell Smith
Victor Mapes
Chicago
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