Is New York News This Week by Lemuel F Parton
In a Buenos Aires tease, Frederick Jagel of the Met debates cultural outreach over trade policy. Jagel praises Argentine generosity, notes opera talent, and envisions a music renaissance aided by radio. The second feature reviews mystic deception by John Mulholland, arguing for skill over illusion and recounting staged card tricks.
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EW York
Frederick Jagel
Metropolitan Opera
Buenos Aires
South America
Mr. Jagel
Jagel
Broadway
Portanova
New York
Caladini
Milan
Rodolfo
Italy
West Concord PTA discusses new school building study
The January West Concord Parent-Teacher Association met at Harvey Wheeler School Hall with Dr. Chester Adams presiding. George C. Manter presented a report on hazards found at the West Concord school and a copy will be given to the school board. The group eyed fundraising for a new sound moving picture machine and planned a February Penny Sale. Dr. Wellington talked on Intelligence and Achievement Tests and factors that affect results. Refreshments were provided by John Tombeno and his committee.
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Concord
West Concord Parent- Teacher Association
Harvey Wheeler
Chester Adams
George C. Manter
West Concord
Wellington
John Tombeno
Concord Recreation Council Hosts Public Meeting
Mrs Edward H James hosted a Concord Recreation Council meeting at 26 Lexington Road at 4 pm. ASA N B Wellit spoke on a national recreation survey, delegates from local groups attended, and a vote on a recreation center showed strong support though no building plan was set. The council invites interested citizens to join and notes copies of the survey are available at Concord or West Concord libraries.
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Recreation Coun Eth
Concord
Edward H James
Lexington Road
Asa
Wellit N. B
Tional Recreation Association
James
Anne Root
West Concord
Wellington
Recreation Council
Recreation Leader Training Schools Announced
Recreation leaders across Concord and surrounding towns join sessions led by Miss Rath Meclatire Massachusetts State College to gain ideas and skills. Training runs January through March at Civic League Building Extension Service Town Hall with options for two evening sessions. Enrollment advised by Louise G Campbell 19 Everett Street Concord.
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Concord
Framingham
North Chelmsford
Miss Rath Meclatire
Massachusetts State College
Civic League Building
Town Hall
Mise Louise G Campbell
Everett Street
Mutty & Tirrell Win First Prize for December Deliveries
Mutty and Tirrell Inc. have been awarded the first prize of $50.00 for December deliveries of new Rulantemebdiles to U.S. district.
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Mutty & Tirrell, Inc
Pupils to Stage Seven Sisters Comedy at High School
Plans progress for the annual high school play to be presented Friday and Saturday February 10 and 11 under Miss Gertrude Rideout. The three act farce comedy Seven Sisters features fourteen young players in bright Hungarian influenced costuming and lively music.
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Anu Genera
Gertrude H. Rideout
Ferenz Herczég
Edith Ellis
ERECTS NEW BUILDING Concord-Edmund H Campbell Plans New Shop
Contractor Concord-Edmund H Campbell builds a new shop at 83 Sudbury Road for improved business efficiency and customer convenience. The two story structure includes a ground floor shop and a modern apartment upstairs with a kitchen, cabinets, and panels.
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Concord
Edmund H Campbell
Sudbury Road
KittensMi
Concord-Jack Stuart Knapp to Lead Winter Drama Institute
Dramatic specialist Jack Stuart Knapp of the National Recreation Association will direct a weeklong study of play production and acting in Concord. The program, sponsored by Concord Stow Waltham clubs and Middlesex Extension Service, runs Monday through Friday the week of January 30 at Concord High School Auditorium. Open to all interested in drama, both men and women.
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Concord
Jack Stuart Knapp
National Recreation Association
Stow and
Waltham
Middlesex County Extension Service
Knapp
Concord High School
West Concord Woman's Club Guest Night Features Alton Hall Blackington
On Friday evening January 20 the West Concord Woman's Club held its annual Guest Night with Alton Hall Blackington, a noted photographer and lecturer, as speaker. He shared color photographs and stories focusing on New England’s beauty, avoiding war topics. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Herbert Day and the executive board.
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Concord
West Concord
Herbert Day
Concord Joins Greater Boston Fund Campaign
Concord joins 15,000 volunteers across 46 eastern Massachusetts cities and towns to oversubscribe the $4,645,000 Community Fund goal through February 7. Concord leaders list campaign captains and report services provided by Community Fund agencies across health, family services, handicapped programs, children’s services and youth groups.
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Concord
Richard Wood
Gordon Hutchins
Harold Tompkins
Roger D Swaim
Stanton Gld
Community Fund
Massachusetts Society For Mental Hygiene
Massachusetts Society For Social Hygiene
Morgan Memorial Cooperative Industries and Stores
Boston Legal Aid Society
Travelers Aid Society of Boston
Boston Guild For the Hard of Hearing
Frances E&. Willard Settlement
Children’s Aid Association
Children’s Mission
Church Home Society For the Care
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Newne Ae Home
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Habit Clinic
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Boston Young Men’s Association
Boston Young Men’ Christian Union
Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
Boys’ Club of Boston
Children’s Museum, Service
Concord Auxiliary Attendees at County Council Meeting
Concord auxiliary members at the county council meeting in Lowell Saturday included Mrs. Helen Parson, president, with past presidents Mrs. Frances Byron and Mrs. Loretta Cullinane, and executive board member Mrs. Helge Hanley. The annual membership supply event will be at the Old Milldam Tea Room on Monday evening February 20. Members must pay dues by February 29 to qualify for a national citation.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Concord
County ‘Council
Lowell
Helen DB. Parson
Frances Byron
Loretta Cullinane
Helge Hanley
Concord Auxiliary
Old Milldam
Whist Party Planned at Monument Hall by K of C
A whist party will be held in Monument Hall on the evening of January at 8 o clock. This will be the second party of the season sponsored by the K of C and a large attendance is expected. A small admission will be charged.
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Monument Hall
K. of C
Page Browne Joins Committee for Sixth Tarker House Event
Page Browne serves on the committee for the sixth annual Tarker House event scheduled for January 27, indicating ongoing local fundraising and community involvement.
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A. Page Browne
Mary B Lynch Lawton Died After Minor Operation
Mrs Mary B Lynch Lawton of West Concord died suddenly on Thursday afternoon January 19 at Emerson hospital after a minor operation. She was 68 born in Maynard and lived 30 years in Concord. Survived by husband Erick B Lawton three sons Edward a Concord police officer George a Concord business man and Edward Jr and three daughters Julia Palmer and Mary and Anna Lawton and three brothers Cornelius J Lynch George F Lynch of Maynard and Michael B Lynch of Worcester. Funeral held Saturday a requiem mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church and interment at St Bridget's cemetery West Concord. Family bearers were relatives and Richard McSweeney of West Concord.
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West Concorn
Mary B. (Lynch) Lawton
Erick B. Lawton
Highland Street
West Concord
Emerson Hospital
Maynard
Concord
Edward
George
Edward Lawton
Mra
Julia Palmer
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Ernest Ford
Ford Edina
St. Bridget’s
Richard McSweeney
West Concor
Requiem Mass Held For Thomas Sylvester Curley
West Acton mass at St Elizabeth's Church for Thomas Sylvester Curley who died January 16 after a brief illness. Rev D Howard O Bryan officiated. burial in New Calvary Cemetery West Roxbury. Survived by widow Lillian, seven children Kathleen Madeline Rosa Edmund four sisters a niece and three brothers.
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West Acton
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Thomas Sylvester Curley
D. Howard O’bryan
New Calvary Cemetery
West Roxbury
Curley
Lillian Curley
Kathleen
Madeline
Rosa
Edmund
Joseph Madden
Malden
Fred Holbrow
Dorchester
Joseph Burke
New York
Marie Sebastian
Mary Frederick
New Jersey
John Curley
Patrick Curley
Peter Curley
Roxbury
Pomona Grange to Meet at Hopkinton Town Hall
Berlin Borough Pomona Grange will hold a Thursday session at Hopkinton Town Hall with 3 PM program featuring Atty Edmund R Dewing of Boston lecturing on The Obligation of the Citizen Toward Law Enforcement Supper at 6:30 PM. The 8 PM session will include the installation of newly elected Pomona officers by Harvey G Trenor State Grange overseer with a musical program to follow.
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Berlin
Pomona Grange
Hopkinton Town Hall
Edmund R. Dewing
Boston
Harvey G. Trenor
State Grange and Suite
Pomona
Unnamed Birth Announcements Highlight Several Newborns
A newspaper brief lists newborns born to families including 5B Mattigan, Kay, Parker, McLean, Cory and Arnold. Five couples welcomed daughters and sons, reflecting a string of recent births reported in the community.
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William
Mattigan
Roland DB Kay
Alden Parker
Everett McLean
Robert C Cory
Charles Arnold
Tenon Canis Telting E What One Gives
Dumags notes a cryptic maxim on reciprocity describing what one offers and what one earns in return. The proverb hints at balance and consequence in action and reaction.
Tomorrow Filing Deadlines for Town Caucuses and Ballot Candidates
Tomorrow is the last day to file for the Democratic and Republican town caucuses and to certify names with the Registrars of Voters. Candidates listed include Selectman McGreth, Riley, Kane. School Committee Higgin and Wright. Health Johnston. Library trustee Hannon. and other officials. Election day caucus set for Tuesday January 31 with meetings tonight and ongoing registrations through February 1.
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Pyoon
Socratic Caucus
Patrick A. McGreth
Frank Riley
Patrick Kane
Edward Murphy
George F. White
John T. Higgin
Arthur
Wright
Board of Health
John Johnston
James Bakun
Public Library
John Hannon
Michael Baccari
Alice Brown Howe
Alice Nagle
Nicholas Driscol
Henry Piecewicz
Edward Johnston
V. Moynihan
James J. Hilferty
Vincent Maley
Nicholas Drozowski
Frank ©. Sanderson
George Thane
George H
Concord National Bank elects Pratt president and officers
Concord. Burleigh L. Pratt reelected president of the Concord National Bank at the annual meeting of the bank directors. E Payson True chosen vice president and cashier, Roger K. Alley assistant cashier, Samuel Hoar, Henry A. Laughlin and Pratt directors. G Boward Prouty of Littleton and George A Tarbell of Lincoln named directors.
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Concord
Burleigh L. Pratt
Concord National Bank
E. Payson True
Roger K. Alley
Samuel Hoar
Henry A. Laughlin
G. Boward Prouty
Littleton
George A. Tarbell
Lincoln
Garden Club Meets in Concord A Terrarium Session
The Garden Club of Concord met at 3 pm at the home of Mrs. Edward Pratt with co hosts Mrs. Charles Pratt and Mrs. Charles Darling. Speaker Mrs. Carl H. Poulston presented a terrarium demonstration using materials she brought, marking the season's first meeting.
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Concord
Garden Club of
Edward
Scout Week Plans Highlight Troop 77 Activities
The Troop 77 committee in West Concord led by Ralph Gerow announced Scout Week events starting February 8. Dr. Dow outlined plans including a Father and Son Banquet at Union Church with a guest speaker and Scout Sunday on February 12 at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with Sea Scouts and Catholic boys receiving Holy Communion followed by a breakfast at Harvey Wheeler School. A Sachem Council mass meeting in Waltham is set for February 18 at 7 30 am.
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Concord
West Concord
Ralph Gerow
Main Street
Dow
Union Church
Sea Scouts
Charles ‘Francis Adams
Our Lady Help of Christians
Concord Union
Harvey Wheeler
Harold Chase
All Scouts of Sachem Council
Waltham
First Parish Unitarian Church Service Announcement
Rev E P Daniele leads the First Parish Unitarian service with church school at 9 46 am and a 11 am service featuring a sermon on Freedom but for What Officers share in conduct of the service Jesus and the Children is the assembly topic for the church school
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First Parish Church
Unitarian
E. P. Daniele
Jesus
Concord Town Warrant Seeks Approval for 96 Articles
Concord officials finalized a 96 article town warrant drafted by local leaders including Hubert M Wardwell and Ivan D Sérvais. Voting is scheduled for March 18 with polls open from noon to 7 30 pm and the annual town meeting set for March 20 at 7 30 in the State Armory.
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Concord
Whittemore Brown
Hubert M Wardwell
Ivan D Sérvais
State Armory
Slash Removal Program Supports Woodland Owners in Concord
Middlesex County committee prepares to assist woodland owners enrolled in the Slash Removal provision of the Agricultural Conservation program. The County Office at 19 Everett Street, Concord, is receiving enrollment cards and supervisors will review parcels for approval to carry out work. The effort aims to aid several hundred owners by reducing fuel, enabling restocking with timber species.
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Concord
Middlesex County Committee
Cobnty
Everett Street
Badminton Play by Home Club Amid Jumbled Scores
In a garbled report from a small club, pairs led by Mrs Winslow and Mrs Vickery beat Mrs Faversham and Miss Dento with 16 10 and 8 15 in a mixed doubles set. Mrs Breed and Mrs Morri also defeated Mrs Shedden and Mrs Dento 15 10 15 10 amid unclear wordings.
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Badmington
Union Church Weekly Schedule and Choir Practice Markers
Kenneth or Teed leads Sunday sessions with Primary Junior and Senior departments at 9:46 am. Church school for Beginners at 10:46 am. Morning worship at 10:46 am features a sermon titled Beyond Pesareia. Evening events include Senior Young People at 6:30 pm and Tuesday prayer and Bible study at 7:30 pm. Junior Christian Endeavor meets Friday at 3:30 pm. Junior choir practice at 6:30 pm and Senior choir practice at 7:00 pm, with Intermediate Christian Endeavor also at 7:00 pm.
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Union Church
Kenneth Or Teed
Pesareia
Christian Endeavor
Silver Stirrup Club Announces Mayfair Banquet Dance
The Silver Stirrup Club schedules its annual banquet and dance at the Mayfair on February 1.
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Mary S Eaton of Concord
Funeral services for Mary S Eaton, lifelong Concord resident, were held at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at a local church. The service followed her death on Tuesday. Interment will take place in the Hilling Ground. Eaton was a member of the local church community and residents recall her many years of civic involvement.
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Concord
Paton
Avers P. Daniels
Lowes
Monument Street
Court Lane
Hilling Ground
Misem
Craly
Peter Bulkeley School Note
Concord teachers report a high school party in the gymnasium with students eating and socializing, noting supervision and safety measures observed during the event.
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Peter Bulkeley
Concord
the Pley Ae High School
Aia
Local Team Adds New Candidates to Roster
The roster lists Steve Flannery Frank Lawton Joe Mara Macone Buddy Rodgers and Vinnie Vay Carello as additions to the squad with new names Jib Cullinane and Gus Soffritti noted as candidates.
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Steve Flannery
Frank Lawton
Joe Mara
Macone
Vacations Drawn For Westcord Library Staff
The note mentions Elizabeth Pic and Miss Myra Lorentsen planning absences from their posts at Westcord Library. It records travel dates around Friday January 27 and Saturday January 28 toward a two week Bermuda vacation, with a reference to Concordia.
Concord High Tops Wellesley In Middlesex League Tilt
Concord High School second team defeated Wellesley High School 68 to 43 in a Middlesex League basketball game last Wednesday in Wellesley. Concord led 29-8 at halftime and widened the margin in the second period.
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Concord
Concord High
Middlesex
Stoneham
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Stoneham High
Tucker
Rf Orsillo
Ferry
Grant
O'Toole
Mooradian
Leeman
Minghelia
Fis
Marshall
Rg LaHiff
Re . Laweéeon
C Symes
Fields
C Soieetont
It Mara
Carey
Concord. High School
Wellesley Hi School
Wellesley
Carol Ann Sears Funeral Services Held
Little Carol Ann Sears daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sears of Bedford was born June 26 1988 in Belford and died January 18 at her aunt Mrs Leemans home on South Street. Rev Preakt v Thompson officiated with burial in ShawSheen cemetery.
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Bedford
Uneral
Carol Ann Sears
John Sears
Lelaliace
Preakt v
Thompson
ShawSheen
Sears
Belford
Leeman
South Street
Rev J Mark 8 Speaker On Cottingham Street
The Rev John Nichol Mark of Arington noted among the club’s speakers at a meeting last night on the street school route. He spoke about the meeting’s aims and the overall event proceeded without incident.
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Hudson
John Nichol Mark
Arington
Lontnon
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
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Charles IF. Robinson
Charlotte Rodway
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Eleanor
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Eisie Rose
Adai
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Esther
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Martha
Olive Donnelly
Electa
Altha Manter
Warder
Virginia Robus
Sentinel
Sidney MacRae
Pf. M
Margaret Stew
Woman's Club
Greater Boston Fund Campaign
Thomas S. Curley
Mary S. Eaton
Edward P
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Attorneys At Law
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Lambert H. Bigelow Siehony
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