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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
2
The article discusses scarce coal driving search for alternatives. It notes Italy's use of volcanic fires for light heat and power, citing ancient examples. It highlights tidal power from coasts like the Bay of Fundy as a vast, untapped source and reports hopeful recent inventions to harness tides for electricity, potentially ending coal shortages.
An analysis of cinema as a powerful cultural force in America arguing it is like a library, demanding parental guidance. It advocates education over censorship, notes theaters’ influence, and cautions against crowding or disrupting audiences during performances.
The first public Nation-Wide Campaign meeting of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts at St Pauls Cathedral Boston featured Bishop William Lawrence urging deep personal religion and church service through pledges and gifts. Leaders cited business and civic figures including Preston Clark who shared Mexican business ethics and the need for unity. plans include mass meetings in Symphony Hall and a series of parish suppers and conferences to spread the campaign across the diocese with a Purple Cross Window Card in every home.
Recent visitors include Percy Dunlop Walter Courtney Arthur Kaattari Marion Whigg and Madelein Agg The Air School hockey team defeated the Junior seven at Brown's pond Principal Bates showed Greek history slides The class of 1920 plans a Colonial hall entertainment on February 5 proceeds to seniors reception Enrollment in the evening school exceeds sixty with Miss Bliss teaching women Miss Wright directing Miss Mooney's class for beginners and Mr Bates guiding advanced students The U S Bureau of Immigration recently provided seventy five sets of writing lessons.
At a regular Loyal As sabet lodge M A meeting in the Masonic hall Wednesday evening, officers were installed including Frank Rowe NG Curtis Smith VG Louis Emerson PG Fred Palmer elective sec William Holt fin sec Joseph Marsden lecture master chaplain Fred Hayward T Nathaniel Davis RSNG John Stokes LSNG Novella Cuttoill RSNG Albert Ax ford LSNG Archie Miler warden Sidney Sert IG Thomas Quirk O G William Sinds conductor. Installation was by Deputy Marsden Waterhouse assisted by Nathaniel Davis. Initiatory degree to be worked for a class of candidates at the meeting to be held next Wednesday in February.
Mrs George H Merrick president and Mrs Frances Hawkes secretary attended the Presidents Day gathering of West Don Woman's Club held Monday. Mrs George Mc Baker of Concord addressed the meeting as guest.
Sergt. William McGrath of Ft Slocum N Y is en route to the Mexican border in charge of a detach ment of soldiers expected to remain dry at the border regiments this week per his mother Mrs Margaret McGrath McKinley Street Mrs Hattie Pisk of Bedford has visited her daughter Mrs Robert Leser Summer Street and returned home late in the week McGrath recently returned from a trip to alufmnia of the same nature
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The probate court cites heirs and kin of Jozenh FE Lord late of Concord to show cause why Georgiana Lord should receive letters testamentary without bond. A publication is required weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise before the January 22, 1920 hearing, with notices mailed to known interested parties at least seven days prior. Fr. M. Esty signs as Register. Edward F. Loughlin is attorney.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court directs Rose Quinn to seek letters testamentary as executrix without bond. Citation ordered in Concord Enterprise for three weeks and mailed to known heirs seven days before court.
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