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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1926
Page
5
B D Marshall camp Spanish War Veterans will hold a dance at the state armory Friday night featuring old fashioned square dance numbers prompted by Harry Brigham with Brigham Poole's orchestra. A banquet follows on Bolton street February 23 with committees led by Frank Fretchie William J Findlay and M E O Donnell.
Marlboro hosts a father and son program at the Casino on February 18 featuring James E West chief scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America. The program includes solos by Charles O Ruddy, Marlboro Boy Scout band selections, and entertainment by Prof F C Brown with R A Marsh as toastmaster. Members from nine towns expected.
Dr. Michelson and trustees urge amplified U S funding for pure science to lift American contributions on par with England France and Germany. The board lists prominent scientists and leaders backing expanded support to advance knowledge and industrial progress.
A Concord Grange No 150 public whist and dancing party at Town hall last Tuesday benefited the Grange Educational Aid Fund. A business meeting announced the February 16 Agricultural Night with a lengthy list of committee assignments including Ruth Raymond J E King Mrs Clara Klotden Mrs Mabel Howard Arthur F Adams Miss Helen Loftus and others.
The Algonquin council urges early reservations for a program with tickets on sale at Wheeler & Cosrin and the Scout Office City Hall. The sale closes on February 15.
In Marlboro at the GAR hall last night an old time dance by Herbert F Akroyd post drew many Legionnaires from out of town. The program featured unfamiliar dance numbers and cash prizes won by Annie Dolan and Arthur Browning in a five step shot t ish e. Collins Rivoli orchestra provided music and Ex Alderman Charles Webber performed vocally. Rotary Club meets at 6 15 Thursday with District Governor Harry H Williams as speaker.
They warn you of conditions which may become serious if not checked at once. Start taking Father John’s Medicine, this old fashioned food tonic relieves throat troubles and builds strength for the family.
Loretta Cullinane won the ladies first prize at the inaugural public ac eeeresas event in Concord. Helen Loftus took second or third place honors with Mrs. Loreau among the noted prize recipients.
The heiress who eloped with a bellboy wins the main prize in a race or contest. Thos Nickergon places second and Philps Bro Whine and Joseph Ded finish fourth and fifth. William Dee claims the co trophy as part of the results.
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