Maurice Me Jr. Joins Family Business In Law Office
The imperfect text notes a family business dating to 1902 with Maurice era names and a 1933 update. Maurice Me Jr. enters the office as Walter Jr., a University Law School student, plans to work after graduation under the late McWalter and Mr. Smith who has led the firm since a death.
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Maurice Era
Busines
Maurice Me. Jr
Walter Jr
University Law School
McWalter
Smith
Hiter
Local Basketball League Concludes Third Round
The final round opens with Holy Name sweeping Depot and E Quarters beating Hubbardville. Hubbardville upsets Herronville while E Quarter prevails over the National Guards. Holy Name defeats the National Guards as B Quarter wins its third game of the week. Upcoming matchups include Herronville vs Depot and Holy Name vs Hubbardville. no game Friday.
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Enenerenes Lencus
Holy Name Boys
Depot
E. Quarters
Hubbardville
Herronville
E. Quarter
National Guards
Holy Name
Laughing Jackass Birds Known as Kookaburra
The kookaburra, native to Australia, is a large colorful bird resembling a kingfisher. It is called the laughing jackass for its braying cry and the settler's clock for its dawn and dusk calls. It eats insects snakes and small mammals and kills larger prey by dropping it from height.
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Australia
Douglas fir age estimates exceed six hundred years
The Forest Service states a Douglas fir 24 feet tall may be over six hundred years old and possibly eight hundred, highlighting the remarkable age of tall fir trees.
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The
Forest Service
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed for Over Six Decades
A reader notes the long running endorsement of Phillips Milk of Magnesia as safe for children. The writer urges discussing the product with a physician and cautions about brands and health claims for family use.
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Phillips
Phy
Liberal Life View From Garriett At Men’s Fellowship
Concord church notices preview next Sunday when Rev. Ernest H. Garriett of Acton Universalist speaks on The Liberal Looks at Life. A Stow men’s group provides music. The West Somerville Baptist group returns March 1 for the monthly four church service.
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Concord
South Acton
West Acton
Robert Walker
Concord Reformatory
Michael Dee
Sunday church services and lesson text at First Church of Christ Scientist
First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school and a midweek testimonial meeting. The Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 p m on weekdays and holidays. The February 16 Lesson Sermon centers on Soul with Bible passages from Psalms Matthew and the book Science and Health.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jesus
Mary
Baker Eddy
Veterans urged to file bonus applications at Veterans Building
Commander James Janvrin of the Légion Post urges veterans to bring discharge certificates to file bonus applications. The Veterans Building will be open every Tuesday and Friday evening from 8 to 9 o'clock until further notice.
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Concord
James Janvrin
The
Légion Post
West Concord Church to Host Hot Roast Beef Supper
The Community Men of the West Concord Union Church invite the public to a hot roast beef supper on Monday evening February 17 in the vestry. A performance of Box and Cox will follow with cast members Mrs. Bouncer S Thompson Blood Mr. Cox Ronald MacKenzie Mr. Box Gerow.
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Box & Cox
Concord
West Concord Union Church
Box
Knights Keep Gaining in Concord Bowling Tournament
The Knights of Columbus won the weekly Concord 45 tournament at Elks Hall with 36 games. The Hibernians were second with 33 games and the Elks finished last with 51 games. The Knights lead the season with 490 points, Elks have 460, Hibernians 450.
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Knights
Concord
Knights of Columbus
Elks’ Hall
Hibernians
Elks
Seniors Lose to Sophomores in State Armory Game
Concords Concendigh School seniors fell to the sophomores 27 to 5 at the State Armory last Thursday afternoon. Lineup lists seniors Andevon H. Hurne Lawton barke Cullinane Lapham Heyliger F Flannery Windheim and sophomores Rottino Rogers Mara Grand Berlied Symes with positions noted.
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Concord
The
State Armory
Ande
von H. Hurne
Lawton
Barke
Cullinane
Rf Lapham
Heyliger
F. Flannery
Windheim
Rottino
Rogers
Mara
Rf Grand
Lg Berlied
Symes
Reverend Boynton Preaches at Middlesex School Chapel
Rev. Dr. Boynton Merrill of Second Church Newton preached at Middlesex School chapel Sunday afternoon. A Planning Board public hearing Friday evening in Town House considered three proposed amendments to the zoning law and took them under advisement.
Milk and water weight comparison for a gallon and a cubic foot
The text states a gallon of 3 percent butter fat milk weighs 6 pounds at 68F, while water weighs 355 pounds per gallon. A cubic foot of water weighs 62.5 pounds and a cubic foot of milk weighs 64.3 pounds.
Maynard and Concordia Meet in Sunday Hockey Showdown
Maynard puck chasers prepare for a return game against Concordia at Alumni rink after an 8-2 Maynard win. Lennie Olitia stars for Concordia as both towns gear up for a large crowd and a rivalry showdown. The Maynardites, praised as a top amateur club, seek more opponents and aim for the New England Amateur championship in Providence later this month.
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Maynard
Concordi
Fockey seXtvine Wil
Alumni Red Rink
Maynard Puck Chasers
Lennie Olitia
Concordians
Battle Royal
Adolph Chyzus
Engagement of Miss Luella Hantoon to Fredrick Moore Jr
Concord date: Willow Rebekah lodge announced Miss Luella Hantoon engagement to Frederick Raymond Moore Jr. of Crest Street. Hantoon works at Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance, is Past Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls, and led Willow Rebekah lodge. Moore works at American Woolen Company Maynard and holds DeMolay and church roles. No wedding date set.
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Luella M. Huntoon
Frederick
Moore
Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Luella
Margaret Huntoon
Fredrick Raymond Moore, Jr
Crest Street
Gay L. Hantoon
Miss Hantoon
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Concord Snow Queen Named At Winter Carnival
Miss Hope Nichols a Concord High School junior was chosen Snow Queen at the New Hampton Winter Carnival last weekend. Kendall Adams hosted her in West Concord. events included ski meets hockey dances plays and a glee club concert. three local New Hampton students cheered the home winner.
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Hope Nichols
Concord High School
Kendall Adams
West Concord
New Hampton
Concord
Mr Baggesen Marks 25 Years In Local Business
Andrew Clarence Baggesen celebrated the 25th anniversary of his upholstery business on Milldam. A Concord High School graduate, he started with Hallstrom on Walden Street, took over after three years, then moved to Main Street where he has worked for twenty years serving the community.
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Andrew Clarence Baggesen
Milldam
Baggesen
Concord High School
Hallstrom
Walden Street
Main Street
Enerprise
Mr. Beggesen
Concord Woman Granted Divorce in Dedham Case
Ethel L. LeBlanc of Concord was granted a divorce from Oliver W. LeBlanc in Norfolk Probate Court by Judge Joseph R. McCoole for cruel and abusive treatment. Married August 5, 1924 in Concord, they have one son with custody to the mother. The plaintiff was formerly Ethel Sarah Leona Murphy.
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Concord
Dedham
Ethel L. LeBlanc
Norfolk
Oliver W. LeBlanc
Joseph R. McCoole
LeBlanc
Ethel Sarah Leona Murphy
West Concord Union Church Services Schedule
West Concord Massachusetts lists events for Sunday February 16 Church School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m with Prof Richard M Cameron of Boston University Theological School preaching Evening program at 6 00 p m Y PSCE noted in the schedule.
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West Concord
Mass
Church School
Richard M Cameron
Boston University, Theological School
Y Psce
Raymond B Lawrence Joins National Harvester in Chicago
Raymond B Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Gardner Lawrence of Monument Street has joined the National Harvester Company as a chemist. He left Concord on the Minute Man last week to begin work in Chicago. Lawrence is a graduate of Concord High School.
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Raymond B. Lawrence
National H*arvester Company
Concord
Gardner Lawrence
Monument Street
National Harvester Company
Minute Man
Chicago
Young Lawrence
Concord High School
Concord Grange Meeting and Dance at Ellis Hall
Concord Grange No. 150 patrons of Husbandry met Tuesday evening in Ellis hall with Master Joseph A. Macone presiding. After the business session a dance was held under the entertainment committee chaired by Miss Mary Patterson.
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Concord Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Joseph A. Macone
Mary Patterson
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights West Concord Church
The Ladies' Missionary Society met at West Concord Union Church with President Mrs. Dorothy Santora presiding. Speaker Mrs. Margaret Webber, formerly Margaret Petersen of Concord, discussed settlement work with the Christian Alliance of Lynn. The program also featured solos by Rev. Otto Rafos and instrumental pieces by the church string band.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
West Concord Union Church
Dorothy Santora
Margaret Webber
Mids
Margaret Petersen
Feidoph Petersen
Concord
Christian Alliance of
Otto Rafos
Evangelical Free Arch
West Concord Girl Crowned Fitchburg Carnival Queen
Miss Alice T. Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Lee of Barretts Mill Road was crowned queen of the second annual Fitchburg State Teachers College winter carnival held Saturday on the college campus.
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Alice T. Lee
George E. Lee
Barretts Mill Road
Fitchburg State Teachers’ College
Garvey Addresses Catholic Daughters in West Concord
Miss Mary F. Garvey a teacher at Harvey Wheeler School spoke on current events to Court Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters of America in Hall West Concord last Tuesday evening.
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Mary F. Garvey
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Court Our Lady Help of Christians
Tholic Daughters of America
Rer Hall
West Concord P. T. A. Hosts Whist and Bridge Night
The West Concord P T A held a whist and bridge party at the Harvey Wheeler school auditorium last Thursday evening. A large crowd attended and prizes were awarded at each table. Refreshments were served. President Mrs Henry W Harmon led the event.
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West Concord
Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Henry W. Harmon
West Concord Women's Club Holds Guest Night
The West Concord Women's Club held its annual Guest Night at Harvey School Hall with president F. Conant presiding. Ray A. Kiernan, Boston newspaper editor, spoke on Current State Legislation to a large gathering of members and guests.
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West Concord
Concord Riflers and Framingham Rifle Club Scores
Concord Riflers led with 884 total as C Elroy 98 79 177 and R Goodwin 97 79 176 helped seal the win for Concord Rod and Gun Club. Framingham Rifle Club trailed with 840 led by S Glen 91 83 174 and G Cole 96 70 166.
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Concord Rod and Gun Club
C. Elroy
R. Goodwin
I.langille
G. Harvey
F. Mann
Framingham Rifle Club
S. Glen
G. Cole
F. Torrence
C. Hanson
E. Coughlin
Fire extinguisher dampens car blaze on Main Street
Firemen were called Thursday evening to extinguish a fire in an automobile on Main Street owned by Patrick McBreen at Lang Street. There was little damage.
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Main Street
Patrick McBreen
Lang Street
Concord Board Adds 28 Voters at Harvey Wheeler
Twenty eight names were added to the voting list at a meeting of the Concord Board of Registrars in the Harvey Wheeler school last week Tuesday evening. The Concord High senior basketball team defeated the Juniors in the State Armory Tuesday afternoon by 24 to 19 with lineups listing Seniors Anderson F Flannery It Lawton c Heyliger H Horne Labham Windheim Ig Cullenane rg and Juniors Smith J Horne If 8 Flannery c Macone rf Magurn rg O'Brien Goulding lg.
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Concord Board of Registrars
Harvey Wheeler School
Concord High School
State Armory
Anderson
F. Flannery
Lawton
Heyliger
H. Horne
Labham
Windheim
Cullinane
Smith
J. Horne
Concord Rotary Club plans fundraiser for Boy Scouts
The Concord Rotary Club met at Colonial Inn for a Thursday noon luncheon. President Payson True presided as members split into two teams led by Eliot R. Howard and Erwin L. Bamford to conduct a fundraising campaign in Concord for the Boy Scouts.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Payson True
Eliot R. Howard
Erwin L. Bamford
Concord
Boy Scouts
P T A TQ CELEGRATE West Concord Birthday Observance
West Concord PTA marks its annual birthday this evening February 12 at Harvey Wheeler School hall. Mrs Norman C Baker of Lexington will speak representing the State PTA Council. A travelogue film will be shown and the Harvey Wheeler School Orchestra directed by Miss Mary Hartnett will perform. The birthday cake cutting is the highlight of the refreshment hour.
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Celegrate
West Concord
Parent- Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler School
Lexington
State Council
PTA
Mary Hartnett
Concord Men's Club Hears Major Coulter on Pacific Problems
The Concord Men's Club met February 4 at the Trinitarian church banqu et hall with President Frank Hood presiding. Major Charles Coulter spoke on the Problems of the Pacific focusing on Japanese expansion while Andy Du charme and the A and P P Gypsies served a supper. The club plans a minstrel show on March 12 by the Piety Corner Club of Waltham.
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Concord Men's Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Frank Hood
Andy Ducharme
Charles §. Coulter
Pacific
Piety Corner Club
Waltham
Musaetaquid Sportsman's Club Banquet Feb 13
The eighth annual banquet of the Musaetaquid Sportsman's Club will be held Thursday evening February 13 at Elks Hall on Main Street. After a brief business session, three speakers will address the gathering on topics of interest to sportsmen. A. Macone is chairman of the occasion.
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Sportman’s Club
Musaetaquid Sportsman's Club
Elks Hall
Main Street
Macone
Birthday Party at Harvey Wheeler School Tonight
The West Concord Parent Teachers Association hosts its annual Birthday celebration this evening February 12 in the Harvey Wheeler School hall. Mrs Norman Baker of Lexington, a State Council PTA member, speaks. The Harvey Wheeler School Orchestra conducts, a travelogue film is shown, and the cake is cut as a highlight.
Old Concord DAR Holds Meeting in Lexington Road Chapter House
Old Concord Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Chapter House on Lexington Road with Regent Mrs Hemert B Smith presiding. Miss Minna A Findeisen of the Peter Bulkeley school faculty spoke on modern trends in social work and Miss Virginia Sanderson of West Acton led the music. Delegates to the Massachusetts State DAR conference in Boston were named, with alternates listed and hostesses noted from West Acton and Harvard chapters.
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Old Concord
Dar
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lexington Road
Hemert B Smith
Minna A Findeisen
Peter Bulkeley
Virginia Sanderson
West Acton
Sherbert
Smith
Charles H Towle
Albert B Black
Concord
Massachusets
Boston
William Brown
Ayer
George R Blinn
Bedford
R. Byron Moore
John R Hinton
John H Lord
Clara B Cutler
John P Allen
West Concord
Clarence Tuttle
South Acton
Elwyn Harris
Harvard
Wendell P Raymond
Albert R Jenks
Elwyn W Harris
Preacher Cael Pearson Sermon at West Concord Union Church
Rev. Cael Pearson of Boston preached at the West Concord Union Church with choir directed by C Waldo MacWilliams and organist Nina Ruble. Dr Philip T Flavin and James Doe depart today for a fourteen day cruise visiting Miami and other southern ports.
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Union Church Concord
Cael Pearson
Boston
West Concord Union Church
C. Waldo MacWilliams
Nina Ruble
Philip T. Flavin
James Doe
Miami
Florida
African viewpoint discussed at Twenty-Thirty Club meeting
The Twenty-Thirty Club met Sunday evening in the parlor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Bankole Wright of Sierra Leone, a native African with time spent in Ethiopia, spoke on the Ethiopian Italian situation from an African perspective.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Bankole Wright
Sierre Leone
Ethiopia
Court Our Lady Help of Christians party marks seventh birthday
The Court Our Lady Help of Christians, C. D. of A. held its seventh birthday celebration last night at the Colonial Inn. Mrs Cornelia Bedford chaired the event. An illustrated talk on California by Mrs. Vincent P. Roberts, former president of the Philomanthea Club of Boston, highlighted the program.
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Court Our Lady Help of Christmns
C. D
Desserts Rule the Dinner Menu with Creamy Delights
A vintage home economics piece highlights how desserts cap meals with color and balance. It presents recipes for Chocolate Princess Pudding Cottage Pudding Caramel Cornstarch Pudding Norwegian Prune Pudding and Melba Sauce, detailing ingredients, steps, and serving ideas to boost dairy, eggs, and flavor in the final course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Foesett
St Bernard Team Wins Games in Bible History League
The Bible History League junior teams played last Wednesday with boys aged 12 to 15 showing a bright future in basketball. The Junior Holy Name team beat Rang ers 18 to 16 after traveling to Maynard, then defeated EK Quarter Alli rs 36 to 29 on Sunday with Joe Mora and Dick Craig combining for 22 points. Bud Horne scored three goals as a guard, while Magurn and Mora contributed for the opponents. Vincent Labowicz leads Milligan University's first-string lineup in Tennessee, noted as a top college fives program.
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Bible History League
Holy Name
Maynard
Rangers
Bob Mora
Joe
Dick Craig
Bud Horne
The
Holy Names
George Magurn
Bubsie
Mora
Vincent Labowicz
Milligan University
Tennessee
Ed O'Donnell
Vin Labowisz
Bob McGarry
Rusty Jordan
Miss Fossett Column Welcomes Reader Questions
Send any of your problems or requests to Miss Fossett care of the newspaper. She will answer them in this column or by letter.
Hoya Players Receive Lottery Jackets for Gridiron Efforts
Football eleven earns lottery jackets for their gridiron efforts. They frequently visit Mrs. Reginald Sewyer's mother in Unicorn Tennessee near the college.
Gauze Origins Claimed to Date from Gaza Palestine
The report asserts gauze fabric originated in Gaza, Palestine, with the material said to have been first produced there.
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Palestine
Gaza
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Miss Hope Nichols
Snow Queen
MR. Baggeen
Miss Garvey
West Concord P. T. A
West Concord Woman's Club
Concord Riflers
West Concord Parent- Teachers Association
Notong
Norman Baker
State Council of
Dorsie Williams
Danville
Illinois
Home Service
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Electrolux
ST. Bernard's
Methoes Os
Ae Oiekans
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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