Concord Auxiliary Annual Meeting Honors Service Efforts
The American Legion Auxiliary of the James J. Mansfield Post 158 held its annual meeting on January 10 1922 at the post headquarters Walden Street with 75 members attending. Officers elected include Miss Mary A Flavin president Mrs Granville Holden vice president Miss Mary Fewry secretary Miss Joan Connell treasurer Miss Eugenie Marie Foss historian and Lourse Ra executive committee member along with Earle W Peckham Mrs David and Mrs James S Goodwin. The nominating committee consisted of Mrs Horton Edmands Mrs David Hayes and Miss Clara Gravesen. Reports praised welfare and entertainment committees for aiding soldiers families and raising funds and the buffet supper showcased the group’s executive ability. The Concord Red Cross chapter likewise received commendation for its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
Walden St
Mary A. Flavin
Granville Holden
Mary Fewry
Joan Connell
Eugenie Marie Foss
Lourse
Earle W. Peckham
David
James S. Goodwin
Horton Edmands
David Hayes
Clara Gravesen
Welfare and
Ennes
Welfare
Concord
Auxiliary
Auxiliary of the American Legion
The
American Red Cross
F C Ring Seen About Town After Rheumatism Illness
After several weeks of rheumatism confinement F C Ring was seen about town, with friends noting his return and improved health. The item reflects a local social update and the neighborhood interest.
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F. C. Ring
Little Bridge Club Holds Jan Meeting at Holden Home
Regular meeting of the Little Bridge club was held at Miss Caroline P Holden’s residence on Friday afternoon January 13. All members attended and Miss Foslick achieved the highest score in every rubber. Tea was served after the game.
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Little ” Club
Caroline P. Holden
Prohibition Era Police Report Records Rising Arrests
Police report shows annual drunkenness arrests rising from 75 in 1919 to 87 in 1921 and liquor law violations increasing to 24. In 1920 58 arrests and 24 violators noted, with 30 raids this year and $2091.93 in fines collected, the largest to date.
Prospects from Assabet Mills and New York Display
Cheerful reports from the Assabet mills this week indicate a good season ahead. Samples of new goods will be shown in New York next May with O C Drechsler as agent. Carding and estimated processes begin gradually. full operation expected by next week.
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Assabet Mills
New York
O. C. Drechsler
Mastersingers to Bring Touring Troupe to Town in March
Plans are underway to host the Mastersingers troupe here in March pending a secured date. The group, known for performing in large cities, would travel thanks to Mr Woods and his network of former teammates. Miss Mary J McCormack attended Wollaston this week.
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Peas On
Mastersingers
Mr. Woods
Sudbury Socials Include Rice and Clarke Visits
Mr and Mrs Rice visit Charles Baldwin. Mr and Mrs George H Clarke entertain Mrs Staples of Malden. A Farm Bureau sponsored movie night at the town hall drew a large, appreciative audience Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rice
Charles Baldwin
George H. Clarke
Staples
Malden
Town Hall
Farm Bureau
Memory Verses Highlight Sunday at Methodist Church
At the Methodist church Sunday evening memory verses were shared with Mrs Sample presenting the largest number and Mrs Staples of Malden giving a talk. Rev A J Hall offered Bibles as rewards for faithful attendance and announced winners Nancy Guptil Hazel Baldwin Arline Naugler and Violet Baldwin for 40 Sundays. Legion Auxiliary officers will be installed Thursday at the regular meeting with expected strong turnout.
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Methodist Church
Sample
Staples
Malden
A. J. Hall
Nancy Guptil
Hazel Baldwin
Arline Naugler
Violet Baldwin
Hall
the Legion Auxiliary
Grange installs officers in recent meeting
The Grange installed officers with Deputy Cahill of Waltham assisting Past Master Atwood along with Mr Dent and Mr Powers. Waltham ladies degree team members attended and spoke. A supper of cold meats baked beans pastry rolls and coffee was served.
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Cahill
Waltham
Atwood
Dent
Powers
Waltham Ladies
Local News Briefs From West Acton District
West Acton residents report small accidents and career moves. William Driscoll broke a finger at Hall Bros Co. Mrs Frederic S Mead has moved from Passaic New Jersey to San Mateo Florida. Teele Bros filled ice house with good ice. Sumner Teele of Somerville becomes secretary to Mayor Webster.
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William Driscoll
Hall Bros. Co
Frederic S. Mead
Passaic
N. J
San Mateo
Florida
J. ‘R. Tellus
Allen
William R. Hand
Pennsylvania
C. A. Knowlton
Teele Bros
A. H. Perkins
W. J. Benere Bas
George Richardson
Boxboro
Benere
Sumner Teele
Somerville
Webster
Concord Junction Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Studies
Alfred Chabot takes a course at the Bentley School of Accounting in Finance Boston. Arthur Wood moves his family from Highland Park to a newly vacated house on Warner Street. Mr and Mrs Christian Berg are mentioned in the notices.
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Alfred Chabot
Bentley School of Accounting
Finance
Boston
Arthur Wood
Highland Park
Warner Street
Christian Berg
King of the Xylophone to headline Ladies Union event
Announcement for a Monday evening entertainment in Association hall on January 23 at 7 30 with James Jerome billed as The King of the Xylophone. Promoter promises great overtures and numbers, homemade candies to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Association Hall
Florence
James Jerome
Senatan
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Buick
Flint
Michigan
Colonial Garage
Concord Junction
Dodge Bros
Dodge Brothers
Yosrey’& Vialle Service
the Post Office
Mary J
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Charles HH. Persons
Orrin
Sudbury
Grange
John W. Main
Main St. Concord
Mass
Vérmont ‘Creamery
Fane Ancy
Swansdown
L. Anderson
Anderson & Son
West Acton
A.D. MacRae
Main St
Concord State
Armory
Bunty
Pathe. News
Moving Picture Committee
Edna Murphy
Johnnie Walker
Concord’ Junction, Mass
Harold Lloyd
Partners of the
Tide
Joseph C. Lincoln
With. An. Alk
DLE Vast
Pathe News
Harry Sweet
Cadillac Sales
Vesta Batteries
Concord Motor Co
Cmd Se
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