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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
3
Peter Wilcox Maynard is summoned to Trenton New Jersey for a week following the death of his brother. The notice lists Joseph Shidley George Shidley and Ali 2 as involved in the South region sale on Tuesday in New Jersey.
The sixteenth annual meeting of the trust holders elected George H Creighton as president Howard A Wilson as vice president and clerk William B Case Jes A Coughlin one Gutteridge John Ingham O a Fowler Pd Ser jlivan Witchfield Frank Me arron ae Flood James an Maynard of Maynard William Raw ister of South Acton Albert H Gleas on of Gleasondale Winthrop Fair banks Sudbury Lowell Tuttle Stow William Naylor Hartwell Flood and William Litchfield to the examining committee
West Acton Baptist Church reports a bright Sunday morning with a pleasing address by Rev A x and a full choir. The evening talk focused on A faith with an if and inspired by an orchestra and solo performances by Elsie Wheeler. Sunday school attendance was good with five banner classes noted in the junior division. The Junior C B society met in the vestry with leaders Evelyn Brown and Fannie Porter, illustrating moral themes through word examples.
Expressions of sympathy are extended to the family of Eugene L. Hall Bertram D. Hall A. Stanley Hall Nellie A. Wetherbee Fannie Eb. Wetherbed. Thanks are given to all who contributed flowers and tokens of respect during the bereavement.
The cabana boys event brings together Daniel Sulliv Michael Dee Jon O Grady Jr and Wil as organizers and attendees in a spirited gathering noted in local columns.
A local church outlines Sunday services including a hymn singing led by Reverend Berman. Activities include a 3 30 p m Intermediate society and a Junior Endeavor meeting with a 7 30 p m midweek service inviting all.
The Grange held its annual installation of officers with Mrs Cahill acting as chaplain and Clara Sweet among the new officers. Other posts filled include Clara Holden as assistant steward Edith Comeau as steward Sheehan as lady assistant steward Ida Patch as Ceres Emma Hefty as Pomona and Evelina Gate keeper Freeland among the attendees. A job notice follows seeking a girl or woman for a position at 5 Fairhaven road Concord Massachusetts.
Respect shown at the funeral of Miss Alice King with friends and children in attendance. She was a regular at the Baptist Bible School and was held in high regard by the community.
Mr and Mrs B A King and Mr and Mrs Moses Thompson extend thanks for the kind messages and support received during the recent time of need. Their gratitude is shared with friends and neighbors.
The Southern Workman notes Serbia rebuilt its school system within two years after the war. Many schools were destroyed and teachers scarce but children are now receiving some schooling despite overcrowded classes and hardship. The high educational standard remains a priority amid devastation.
The piece recalls Senator Ralph Cameron of Arizona once a frontier sheriff and a storyteller who rivaled Bill Hart and Tom Mix in wild west tales. It frames his colorful adventures during a lawmen era when gunmen roamed the outskirts of civilization and real bullets were part of the era.
Fragmentary item notes Robert Carter sick days last week. D Troop 2 with scoutmaster to Pairhaven Bay on Sunday. Montague returns after a four month visit with her son Joseph in British territory.
James V. Hennessy led the installation of new officers including guard John Coyne director of organization John O Grady director of publicity Miss Madeline trustee Mrs John Coyne Buchanan Patrick Prenderg Int. A speaker Mr O Leary urged support for the group as members joined a banquet with cream cake coffee and sandwiches. Refreshments and music highlighted the social hour with Miss Mary Curatien and Miss Margaret Hearn singing. Several new members were admitted.
Fragmentary notes describe a weekly Concord event directed by a Chicago figure E Besa. Mention appears to cover a Friday sketch play under historical supervision with references to January timing and efficiency themes.
A brief notice reports a fire event at the mill dam with rate changes and smoke rising. The report notes a cost around 69 dollars and implications for local operations.
Local item reports a letter from Honrard Coe discussing a social security number related pet matter. The note notes contact details and a request for verification of ownership tied to a pet.
A fragmented notice indicates an vestry event and Lovebi Agency activity set for a later time. readable fragments suggest a gathering at an appointed clock time.
In Mexico City a nearly blind former lady in waiting to Empress Charlotte recalls Maximilian's rule from 1864 to 1867. Senora Degollado praises the emperor as a beautiful, sympathetic figure though too amiable to govern. she fled to Guatemala after his death and later stayed in Washington.
An ethnologist reports TB outbreaks and rapid cultural shifts on Hawaiian islands as disease and adopting new customs affect Marquesan and Polynesian communities. The notes describe deteriorating health and rapid modernization impacting traditional life.
Report states convincing evidence shows gel was not guilty. The decision reframes case status and clears prior insinuations about guilt. Further details on the investigation or parties involved are not provided in the fragment.
A collage of aphorisms and reflections on life, money, honesty, and human behavior. It pairs observations on restraint, self interest, friendship, and humor with scattered adages about health, work, and social conduct. Names and dates are absent, leaving a miscellany of moral musings.
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