Concord Junction Woman M F Marrs Dies At 75
Mrs Marrs a Concord Junction resident and longtime club member died at her home on Micbland Street after a period of illness. She was 75 and survived by her husband four sons and two daughters including Scott Whittaker and Chester Haynes. The service details and community tributes noted, with Scout Sunday observances planned for next week.
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Marre
Concord Junction
Marra Wat
Hawk € B. S
J. Batt
Asellatin
Purington M. Marrs
Marrs
Harry S
Irving
Washington W
Milton
John
Berkely
Cal
Mra Scott F. Whittaker
Glendale
Chester Haynes
Turlock
Where is the Negro Waiter in Modern Hotels
The essay mourns the passing of the familiar black hotel waiter once common in Boston hotels. It notes a shift to younger Armenian, Greek, or Italian staff, while praising the waiter’s personal rapport with longtime patrons and his role as a hotel’s friendly, loyal host.
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Natire
Ancer
Boston
Thorn Plantation
Cole
Noted IRS Warning on Cash Payments and Tax Returns
Internal Revenue Collection officials warn taxpayers about risks of paying by cash. They stress check or money order use for traceability and urge accuracy to avoid penalties, interest, and delayed refunds. Delinquent cases may face post March 15 collection actions.
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Internal Revenue
Jo Mitchell
Mitchell
Ice Company Harvests 60 000 Tons at Hockomoko Pond
The Neapolitan Ice Cream Company of Boston is reported to be harvesting 60 000 tons of ice at Hockomoko pond, claiming the pond's capacity for their ice houses. only a small portion is currently harvested.
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It Ie
Neapolitan Ice Cream Co
Boston
Hockomoko Pond
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Incomplete OCR fragment mentions names and places but lacks clear event or outcome details. Relations between individuals and locations such as Texas and Spain appear without context or dates. Further readable text needed for a proper summary.
Parker proposes national gov plan for veteran center towns
Thomas F. Parker argues for a public building in towns with six to seven thousand people to house post offices and federal services. He envisions such centers serving veterans of all wars with rents paid for office space and a nationwide link between war veterans and government offices.
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Thomas F. Parker
Finance Committee
Woranepees Puchi
Rarker
The Place Where You get two pair Ca price of pe
A brief notice describes a shoe shop on Main Street Aynard offering two pair at a special price from a factory outlet. It emphasizes bargain footwear and location for shoppers seeking value.
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Aynard
Fooling the Hens by Electricity Experiment
Arthur Dawson and Robert Tratch, electricians, attempted to fool hens with electric lights to alter egg prices. They installed lights in a house at Ablatton for Mr Hatch’s father. Work finished Saturday and a report from the experiment is awaited. Leonard recap it socially and expects the hens to double their eggs.
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Arthur Dawson
Robert Tratch
Mr Hatch
Ablatton
Leon
Riverside Cooperative Association Announces Semiannual Report
The eighty fourth annual report notes a very trying period with losses from adjustments and local industry decline. A 2 percent dividend on $28 500 trade is declared and payable Feb 10 to 12 evenings at the store. The annual meeting to elect officers is set for Feb 7 at 7 30 at Cooper Cooperative Hall.
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Riverside Rerative Association
Cooperative Hall
Touring Italy and France with Walter Comeau in Europe
Walter Comeau son of John Comeau spent Saturday in Rome visiting the American college and other sites. His itinerary covered Carlo Naples Venice Paris Brhssela Lacerné with plans to visit a vineyard host in France. Great Slaughter in Hate Prices to suit the times at Fullenton's Hat Shop 66 Main Maynard.
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Walter Comeau
John Comeau
Rome
Italy
American College
Carlo
Naples
Venice
Paris
Brhssela
Lacerné
Ee of
Vineyard
France
Times
Fullenton’s
Main St
Maynard
Acton Center Woman's Club Plans Free February Meeting
At a jan 31 special session the Acton Center Woman's Club announced a free open meeting on feb 9 in the Town Hall with humorist J L Harlow titled Blessed the Humour. Mrs Perkins described the League of Women Voters aims to educate women in citizenship and push welfare legislation. The group formed the Acton League of Women Voters with officers Charlotte Allen chair, Mary G Hinds vice chair, Miss Itle secretary, Mrs Mir Seasie treasurer.
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Wom‘an's Club
J. L. Harlow
League
United Effort
Perkins
Acton League of Women Voters
Migs
Charlotte Allen
Itle
Mra Mir- Seasie Toiesarer
Civic Federation Meeting Hosts Musical Entertainment
Last week January 18 at GAR hall a Civic Federation meeting drew an audience despite the cold. The program featured Miss Irma Durkee, Cambridge pianist David Nordell, violinist Lena Chisholm, Harry Holt of Somerville as baritone, and Ruth Sprague of Somerville as reader.
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Civic Federation
Gar Hall
Irma, Durkee
David Nordell
Cambridge
Lena Chisholm
Harry B. Holt
Somerville
Ruth Sprague
Examining Children and Congregational Church Notes
Mrs Marshall the Red Cross nurse conducted school child examinations on January 26 with Dr Mayell and Miss Marshall checking throat teeth nose and ears. The Woman's church aid met January 27 and tied a quilt at the vestry. supper was postponed. Mr Richmond preached at morning service and spoke at the Christian Endeavor service in the evening.
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Congregational Church
Woman's Church Aid
Richmond
Boston ‘University
Christian Endeavor
West Acton Happenings and Community Plans
Local notices report B Mead acquiring a new Franklin car and the West Acton Woman's club planning an apron and fancy articles sale in March. George Mead and George Weaver each filled ice houses recently. The Foss children recover from illness and Miss Helen Dinsmore remains home with a cold. Universal's society to hold baked bean supper at the vestry Thursday night. Winona Rebekah lodge members enjoy a box social and plan a masquerade ball for February 18 at IOOF hall with Newel's orchestra.
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Hi. B. Mead
West Acton Woman's Club
George Mead
George Weaver
Mra Foss
Helen Dinsmore
E. Universal'st Society
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Winonk Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Newel
California Man Sees Snow for First Time in Washington
Mr Kilea of California on a business trip to Washington visited Mrs Edith Watson’s home on a Sunday and witnessed snow for the first time.
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Kilea
California
Washington
Edith Watson
Destruction of Mount Pealey Told at Baptist Church
A large audience at the Baptist church heard Col French recount the destruction of Mount Pealey on Martenic Island, an event that occurred 18 years ago. He presented pictures and narrated the story to the crowd Sunday evening.
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Baptist Church
Mount Pealey
Martenic
Col French
Local Notes Weave Through Town Skating Ice and Visits
In year that carried business ties Edward Braman buys a fine team of Western horses and clears wood on his farm. Young residents enjoy moonlit skating all winter while Freeman Robvins provides abundant ice for farmers and dairymen. Mrs Charles Knight returns from extended visits in South Acton and Stow. William H. Kingsley dismantles and carts away the old Wetherbes mill frame at Eastwhich. Miss Mary Pickard visits Stee her niece Miss Bith R. Pickard of Concord Junction and another niece Missa L. Pickard of Littleton visits for the weekend.
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G Reat
Freeman Robvins
Charles Knight
Rela
Tives
South Acton
Stow
William H. Kingsley
Wetherbes
East
Mary Pickard
Bith R. Pickard
Concord Junction
Missa L. Pickard
Littleton
Baby bles at Odi Fellows meet Feb 9
Ed C Page of Ayor will appear with Mr and Mrs Fairchild in Baby bles the play to be given at the meeting of the Odi Fellows on Feb 9 They will be supported by a fine cast Mrs Sarah A Hutchins passed away Sunday about noon after an illness of five weeks She was 86 and longtime resident of town Funeral services held at state home Tuesday with Rev G L Michelson and Rev Gerahant Katabrook of Cambridge officiating
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
China
Shao-Wu
Endea
Ed. C. Page
Ayor
Mrs Fairchild
Sarah A. Hutchins
Isaiah Hutchins
Hutchins
Baptist‘church
Sunday School
Benevolent Society
Mission Circle
Woman's Relief
Hall Family Remembrance Notes Rely on Faith
A fragmented notice recalls Hite Gavangetine Hall and relatives in a memorial context. It mentions George Y. Hutchins as kin and references a funeral or remembrance event at a local cemetery or church setting. The text is clipped and partial.
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Hite Gavangetine Hall
Rem
George Y. Hutchins
Itegnows
Hope Gout Fetery
Concord News Briefs: birthdays, recoveries, and a horse accident
Miss Mary Walcott of Florida spent a few days in Concord this week. Marie Hagerty is convalescing from an appendicitis operation. Emma Clahane recovers from a sprained ankle. Mrs Edmond Phelan received many floral offerings on January 28 as she celebrated her 82nd birthday. Miss Frances Wheeler was thrown from a horse last Thursday and endured only a few minor injuries.
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Mary Walcott
Florida
Concord
Marie Hagerty
Emma Clahane
Edmond Phelan
Frances Wheeler
Sin
Pastor's Wife Named Honorary President at Union Meeting
Mrs Geo A. Tewksbury, longtime president of the Trinitarian Congregational church, was elected honorary president at the Union's annual meeting held yesterday afternoon in the church vestry. Officers elected include Mrs Thos. Todd as president and Mr Chas. H. Towle as vice president.
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Geo A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Union
Tewksbury
Valuation Books for Concord Real Estate Ready for Pickup
The assessed valuation books for the town of Concord are completed and available. Property owners may obtain copies by calling at the assessor's office.
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Town of
Concord
Minstrels Draw Praise From Concord Legion Members
Concord Junction was well represented at the minstrel show staged in Concord by James J. Mansfield Post 158 on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Attendees praised the performance and credited the cast and directors Mahon and Powers for the show’s success.
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Concord Junction
Concord
James J. Mansfield
Mahon and Powers
Benefit Social For Concord Junction Football Team
A social dance for the Concord Junction football team will be held at Warner ball on Mors day evening February 7. The Moonlight orchestra will furnish music. Admission is 30 cents. Large attendance expected. Help the boys along. Found auto tire and rim. L H Tuttle Actoh Muss w2 it
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Concord Junction
Warner Ball
Moonlight Orchestra
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