Health habits and education in Homemaker program blackboard notes
An essay on health education in schools cites Miss Harrington of American Homemakers Inc discussing health habits, supervision, and the value of physical fitness for teachers and students. It stresses daily routines, posture, breathing, and the need for supportive living conditions, wages, and sanitary environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
American Homemakers, Inc
Jode Island
Miss Harrington
Jong
Mia
Engas
Wor
Ehool
Foresters Propose Shade Tree Value Based on Cross Section
Foresters present a simple rule: a healthy shade tree is worth one dollar per square inch of its cross section measured four and a half feet above ground. For example a one foot diameter tree yields 113 dollars and a two foot diameter tree 452 dollars.
Warren L Bishop Candidate for Middlesex DA
Warren L Bishop of Wayland, first assistant district attorney, announced his candidacy for district attorney in the fall. He pledged to continue the Bushnell administration, with support from the staff, and noted his eight years in the office. Bishop, 39, is a Boston University Law School graduate and longtime Wayland official.
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Warren L. Bishop
Wayland
Middlesex County
Lowell Business Women’s Club
Chamber of Commence
Lowell
Dist
Robert T. Bushnell
Bie
Nisnaelf
Bushnnell
Bishop
Bushnell
Boston University
University Law School
Boston
Concord Trinitarian Congregational Sunday Service Notice
Concord Mass Rev George L Thurlow pastor announces Sunday February 2 9 30 am Sunday school 20 45 am morning service sermon by the pastor children sermon Young Peoples Club Weekly service details follow February 5 at 7 45 pm midweek service text reads unclear due to OCR errors
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Congregational
Concord
Mass
George L. Thurlow
Young Peoples” Club
Wabssedsy
Western Concord Pianist Helps at Tahattawan Lodge Ceremony
Edward B. Carger served as pianist at the installation of Tahattawan Lodge A F and A M in Littleton last Thursday in the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. Chaplain Robert Walker of the Massachusetts Reformatory, a Grand Chaplain, participated in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Carger
Constitution of Tahattawan Lodge
A.F
A.M
Littleton
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Robert Walker
Massachusetts Reformatory
Joint Social By Union Club And Senior Society
A joint social of the Union Club and the Senior Society of Christian Endeavor will be held at West Concord Union Church on Friday February 14.
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Union Club
Society of Christian Endeavor
West Concord Union Church
Concord Bank cashier retires after forty years service
Mr. C. Fay Heywood resigns as cashier of Concord National Bank after about four decades with the bank. He will remain vice president and a director. The directors elect Mr. B Payson True of Hyde Park to succeed him as cashier, after twenty years with Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston.
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Concord
C. Fay Heywood
Concord National Bank
B. Payson True
Hyde Park
Heywood
True
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
What Are We West Concord Church Sermon Schedule
West Concord Union Church in West Concord Massachusetts posts a February slate led by Rev. Alfred W. Stone. Sunday features morning service on What Are We and a children’s sermon, evening service, and Christian Endeavor observance with International speaker Clarence C. Hamilton. Week events include Hoy Scouts Women’s group and multiple society meetings with choir rehearsal.
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West Concord Union Church
West Concord
Mass
Alfred W. Stone
Mornlink
Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
Union Church
Christian Endeavors
Middlesex Union
Clarence C. Hamilton
International Society of Christian Enndeavor
M. Hoy
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Allison H. Willls
Ladies Missionary Society
Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor
West Acton Notes Include Publicity Push and Fire Alarm
West Acton residents report on the new Concord Herald mailing list publicity and a February 3 ladies of the Woman's Club event. A fire at Hall Brothers Co mill on Central Street triggered alarms and sprinkler containment. Cliff Brown's orchestra plays for the Athletic Association dance at the High School. a recent whist and dance in Douck drew about twenty participants for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Herald
Woman's Club
Rev
A J Torsleff
Torsleff
Maine
Bettie
Bertram S. Holt
West Acton
Hall Brothers Co
Central Street
Acton
Cliff Brown
Inere
Aion
Associa
Local boy builds two-tube short wave set in town
A Junior High student Alden Johnson created a two-tube short wave device that tunes to England. After patient listening sessions he heard London’s Big Ben and Westminster Chimes striking midnight, marking a novel, intriguing hobby for our small community.
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England
Chelmaford Direct
Alden Johnson
London
Big Ben
Westminster
First Baptist Church Plans February Religious Activities
Rev Arthur Jeffries enters his second year as pastor delivering sermons as special Sunday services continue since December 22. February events include an Alaska illustrated lecture with songs, February 2 communion, and a fellowship supper on February 5 at 6 30 pm with visiting speakers Rev Isaac Higginbotham and Rev Fred A MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
West Acton
Arthur Jeffries
Alaska
Jeffries
Isaac Higginbotham
Boston
Fred, A MacDonald
Old South Congregational Church
Worcester
Ayer Baptist Church
Local Notices From West Concord and Surrounding Towns
A daughter arrived at Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy’s home last Thursday to much joy. Alexander Peters and his brother David are noted, with David continuing at the Junior high school. Mrs. Nickles suffered a serious fall in Carlisle and is under medical care. Mrs. Rachel Haynes attended a three day convention of the Ladies hairdressers Association of New England at Copley Plaza. Ruth Costello visited the engagement party of her cousin Alona Phiead- in Melrose. The engagement of Evelyn King to Charles Andrew Jackson of Ayer was announced to friends. A Whist event at the Woman’s Club clubhouse drew fifteen tables, with prizes won by Mrs. William Lawrence and Mrs. Millbury on high points, and Ada Durken and Mrs Bradbury receiving consolation prizes.
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West Concord
George’ Hardy
Mrt
Hig
Nickles
Carlisle
Rachel Haynes
Vanity Shop
Ladies Hairdressers Association of
New Bengland
Copley Plaza
Ruth Costello
William Lawrence
Millbury
Sints
Ada Durken
Bradbury
Christian Endeavor events and anniversary noted in Williston
Mrs Albert Reynolds leads a discussion on Training in Manners while Mrs E Norman Bowry resumes a chapter on Adolescence The Life Plan The meetings are planned monthly The February 2 anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society at Williston Maine will feature Rev Francis J B Clark D D and a sermon What Christ expects of Modern young people The Co E quartet will provide music with an anthem The evening topic How many Endeavors Crusade with Christ Other social notes mention Beatrice Grant Madeline Small and local residents visiting Cambridge Windengarten Leslie and hospital Eve Sweet closes her house for the winter
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Albert
Reynolds
E Norman Bowry
C. E
Albert Reynolds
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Williston
Francis JB. Clark
D. D
Co. E. Quartet
Frank E. Ward
James Maclean
Waltham
Levin ¥. French
Beatrice’ Grant
Madeline Small
Guiifora
Maine
Pifrs
Fred Stone
Miss Grant
Windengarten
Cambridge
Miss Small
Sweet Haz Closey
Sweeta
Miss “Pend
Yinter
Mrs Alice Wheeler Civil War veteran dies at 84 Concord
Concord notices the death of Mrs Alice Rattray Wheeler widow of George Francis Wheeler a Civil War veteran and former commander of Old Concord Post G A R at 6 Fairhaven Road in her eighty fifth year Born July 23 1845 in St Catherine Ontario she moved to Concord in 1865 and was active in schooling temperance and church life Her children include B T Williams Arthur L Wheeler Thomas K H Wheeler Ralph N Wheeler Wilfred Wheeler and Alan R Wheeler with ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral held at Trinity Church with Rev Smith Owen Dexter officiating and burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
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Concord
Alice (Rattray) Wheeler
iGeorge
Francis Wheeler
Old
Trinity
Trinity Chureh
Smith Owen Dexter
Bertha Graves
Sleepy ‘Hollow Cemetery
Bedford Auxiliary Officers and Local Social Notes From Bedford
Bedford unit members attended a Middlesex County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union in Boston. Social events included a Whist party at Grange Hall with prizes and plans for another session on January 29, plus updates on local Y P R U activities and residents recovering from illness or hospital care.
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Alice Shubert
Annie. G. Berry
Middlesex County Council
The
American Legion Auxiliary
the Woman‘s Educational,and Industrial Union
Boylston Street
Boston
Bedford Unit
William H Persall dies after long illness
William H Persall of Hartwell Road died Thursday morning after a long illness. Funeral services were held by the Concord Lodge of Elks, burial in Weston, Massachusetts. Survived by wife Emma and son Charles. Townspeople extend sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Persall
Hartwell Road
Concord Lodge of Elks
Frank Thompson
P. T. A. Meeting Set for Sudbury Center February 4
The Parent-Teachers' Child Study Circle will meet Tuesday evening February 4 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs Leonard Stiles on Hudson Road Sudbury center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Stiles
Hudson Road
Sudbury Center
Show Down in Arms Parley Tomorrow
London reports a suspended Naval Arms Conference as Five Powers prepare for a high stakes showdown tomorrow. The second plenary session may force changes to the agenda amid Franco Italian and Franco British differences. Premier Tandlue to address Italy’s position in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
INS
Gure
Delbéa
Tandlue
Fireman Wallace Injured In City Lorry Incident
Fireman John H. Wallace of Winthrop Street suffered severe injuries when he slipped and was crushed by the fire apparatus as it moved past Winthrop Street toward Commonwealth Avenue to respond to a call at Francis P. Meade’s Elm Street residence in West Concord. He was taken to Emerson Hospital. The alarm stemmed from a heater flue disconnection letting fumes and smoke into the cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John H. Wallace
Winthrop Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis P. Meade
Elm Street
West Concord
Wallace
Emerson Hospital
Local Notices and Social Updates From Concord Area
Mrs L Cora Brown sails to California for months. Mrs Winthrop Wood visits from Wilmington Del. A Cord Scout film Welcome Danger with Harold Lloyd screens Friday at Veterans Building. Children’s social for First Parish on Friday Jan 31 at 345 pm. bring colored pictures for Emerson Hospital scrapbooks. Harold Tompkins judged poultry show in New York Madison Square Garden. Mr J Meewiter drives a new Model A Ford. Geo B Blair and Madeline Blair announce marriage to James Janvrin of Lowell. Madeline worked with Middlesex Insurance. After brief trip the couple will return to Concord. Rainbow Girls Maynard to show work at Hawthorne Chapter OES in Masonic Temple on Wednesday Feb 12.
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L. Cora Brown
California
Winthrop Wood
Wilmington
Del
Herbert Blanchard
Concord Girl Scouts
Danger
Harold Lloyd
Veterans’ Building
Emerson Hospital
Harold Tompkins
New York
Madigan Square Garden
Vom J. Meeywiter
Ford
Geo. B. Blair
Petersham
Madeline
James Janvrin
Lowell
Blair
Middlesex Insurance Company
Janvrin
Concord
Rainbow Girls
Maynard
Hawthorne Chapter
O. E.S
Masonic Temple
Maynard T. T. Aheads in Midland League bowling
Maynard T. T. A defeated Concord and Nox by three points in a Midland League match at Lynch alleys last night. Lynch rolled 340 to lead with high score for the night.
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Maynard T. T
Masnerd T. T
Concord
Nox
Lynch
West Concord Pupils Earn Perfect Attendance Record
West Concord pupils show perfect attendance and punctuality for 20 weeks of school. The list includes students across grades from 1 to 14M with numerous names such as Joseph Coyne, Walter Renhult, Winslow Damon, Joseph Williams, Mary Hanley, Virginia Locke, and Frances McCallion among others.
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West Concord
Joseph Coyne
Noble Loomer
Walter ‘Renhult
C Irving
Mary Banuzzo
Mary Graham
Esie MacWilliams
Mary Lawrence
Mildred Berlied
Ann Lawrence
Frances McCallion
Pasqualina’ Palma
Trene Fisher
Concord Woman's Club Holds Meeting in Veterans Building
The Concove Woman's club met in the Veterans building with President Mrs. Hans W. Miller presiding. Reports came from Federation secretary Mrs. George A. Hill on the Boston meeting. An experimental free kindergarten project was announced by the Americanization committee to gauge costs for a permanent town program. A recital featured Mrs. William D. Jamieson and Gustu Elius of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mr and Mrs Paul C Lamb returned from their Florida honeymoon and are now at home in Cambridge.
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Concord
Janu
Concove Woman's Club
Veterans Building
Hans W. Miller
George A. Hill
Boston
Edward H. James
William D. Jamieson
Gustu Elius
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Paul C. Lamb
Florida
Cambridge
Concord 4th Annual Banquet Honors 50 Letter Winners
The Concord community plans its fourth annual banquet for 50 boys and girls who earned school letters in ball, baseball, track, field hockey. The event will be held in the Veterans' Building with Edward F. Lin toastmaster and a lineup of speakers including Tom Mason, Henry W. Clay, Supt. Wells Warren, and Miss Barbara Goss, among others.
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Concord
Veterans
Tompkins
Edward F. L Lin
Harvard
West Concord
Martin F
Oye Tom Mason
Harvard Traiain
Henry W
Zskie) Clayristant
Athleti Harvard
Harry Arlensos
Footb
Tufte
Barbara Goss
Supt
Wells H. Warren B Goddard
Ma .Goodwin
Ruth E Girls
Everett F
Concord High Isst
Sudbury High School Attendance and Early Season Scores
Attendance for the year ending January 24 shows Grade 3 at 92 percent Grade 4 and 5 at 93 percent Grade 6 at 93 percent Grade 7 at 93? percent 8 at 91 percent High School at 96 percent Mid year exams held January 29 30 and 31 at Sudbury High School in every subject. In the first home games of the season at Sudbury Hall on January 24 the Sudbury team won with Elsa Johnson scoring nineteen. Reynolds of Acton and Recll of Sudbury were top performers. Referee Ruprecht of Mayl officiated both games.
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Sudbury’ Hall
Pantaa
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Sudbury
Godfora
Warren Bishop
E. J. Clancey
Walden Rh. A
Walden Royal Arch
Duncan G. Chapman
Harold Newport
Sue Parker
Irma Durkee
Walden
A. H. Eldredge
Waverly
Melrose
Warren B. Goddard
Roderick MaclLeod
Framingham
Concord Bank
SO. Sudbury
Bedford
Charles Jewett
Veera Beach
Fiohda
Philip Wall
Andon
Lexington
East Lexington
Mary Champney
Harry Short
Manchester College
Lucy Jones
the Great Road
Duncan Whittaker
Great Road
Arlington Symmes Hospital
Maynard B. Rolepson
Tourville
Visocchi
Hunele
Concorn Bedford
Emerson
Hunt
Aes
Lawton
Woman’s Club
C.H.S
Sudbury High School
Sudbury Acton
Elsa Johnson
Aks
Recll
Ruprecht of Mayl
St. Jean’s Hall
Marlbor
Pere Marquettes
Marlboro Bears
Jennings
Gleason
Whitey
Bernet
Billy Or
Dixon — Murphy
Hop Rippel
al Brus
Kiley — Gilroy
Joe Tisdell
Windsor
Byron Lumber Co
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