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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
5
A concise Concord weekly roundup surveys notable events and happenings across the region. Highlights include local culture, business developments, politics, and community notices shaping the week in Concord and nearby areas.
A Concord report covers local society notes from January including church and Unitarian activities, school staff changes, marriages, and community service efforts. Mentions St. Seacord Greate officers, Mrs. Barrett visiting, Ruth Wood returning to Tilton, and Mrs. Gilson lecture series at the Unitarian church vestry.
Readable fragments mention Bilsebeth, Ashton, a Free Hospital for Horses, and a character named Jim with vague references to a Vet, holidays, and a dance scene. The text is highly garbled with scattered phrases about stakes, fish, and agents.
Radio enthusiasts in Concord form a club led by M B L Bradford Don Hodges and C Whitney as they seek new members. The group aims to attract hobbyists and expand its circuit after presentation of materials.
The notice lists Rev. Smith O. Dexter leading morning prayer and sermon for the second Sunday after Advent on January 16 with additional prayers for Scouts. A subsequent runabout incident is referenced, mentioning Hewes of Sudbury and a date around January 17.
The annual parish supper and meeting at Trinity Church drew about 60 parishioners on Monday January 2 with the business session beginning at 8. Officers elected included Gordon as senior warden Frei A. and Charles R. Nutter Hutchins Mae men Harry B. Little George Weed Dr eenore Reyn ald Pratt Morgan Smith and C Hayden Whitney. A lecture by Kan a Japanese student from Kyoto University followed on afternoon January 15 at 3 30. He plans to be a professor and will discuss ethics in a up-to-date talk titled Young Japan.
A Barre Vermont police report describes Charles Crough as a man under suspicion for stealing clothing from a local shop. He allegedly mailed the goods to himself at the Concord post office where officers intercepted packages on arrival. After interview and search of his grip, authorities recovered 14 or 16 bottles of wine and delivered him to custody.
The Concord Gubperitive bank receives its charter from the ee commissioner and plans to begin business next month. It lists over 500 incorporators and about 4 000 shares held by Raymond Willard Moody treasurer and other officers. Its motto is For the people and by the people. All depositors are voting shareholders with one vote each.
The Olt Concord Coneces will hold its first meeting of 1922 in the Chapter house on Jan 14 at 3 p.m. Rev. R Bulkley will speak on Civic Pride with Miss Eleanor as soloist. Hostesses are Mrs Arthur Blanchard and Miss Virginia Sanderson. a stenographer position is available for part or full time for Hjuerdis Johnson on Mill Road, Concord.
Classified note offers work driving options apply to M. Hill at 20 Fair Haven Road Concord Massachusetts telephone 366 R. Includes a hand chestnut horse weighing 1150 pounds and other garbled details.
A garbled OCR segment mentions teams and placement but offers few clear details. The text references Maine and dates without coherent context or full event information.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a January event with prizes and contestants. It references a temperature reading and a list of participants. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the takeaway is an exhibit featuring prizes and multiple contestants.
Misa Cornelia Olson, previously ill at her home on Cambridge Turnpike, is regaining health and will soon be about again, a relief to her many friends.
A large crowd attended a house warming at the Manse on Tuesday hosted by the Trinitarian Church. The newly formed Young People’s Club elected officers and planned Sunday devotionals and parish work while the Brotherhood will hear miles across the continent in a Ford trip. A lost square russet leather bag containing McCaskey catalogues was left at Adams & Bridges and should be returned.
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