Home Service Director Bets on Heseltine Cookbooks
Forton Consolidated Gas Company Home Service Director promotes Heseltine Cook Co publications for home economics guidance. The feature outlines titles such as Good Cook Made Easy and All About Home Baking with sample recipes like Casserole of Rice and Meat and Stuffed Cabbage Rolls, including preparation steps.
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Home Service
Bostow Consolidated Gas Company
Forton Consolidated Gas Com
Rowen's Clubs
Ogi
Pericitec
Cary
Edith Barber
Heseltine
Concord Firefighters Respond to Two Calls Saturday
Firefighters were called twice Saturday in Concord, responding to two separate incidents as crews assessed the scene and resupplied equipment.
Cookery Questions Forwarded to Miss Feeney for Answers
Readers are told to send cookery problems or recipe requests to Miss Feeney via the newspaper. She will respond through this volume or by personal contact.
Truck Fire Alarm Answered on Main Street
Responders answered an alarm from box 31 for a truck fire on Main Street. No further details available in readable text.
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Main Street
Concord Board of Trade February Meeting
The Concord Board of Trade will hold its February meeting at Colonial Inn on Monday evening. H Whittemore Brown will speak as a private citizen on Concord's future, followed by a collation.
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Concord Board of Trade
Colonial Inn
H. Whittemore Brown
Ee Pee Nee
Concord
Rites For Nora Power In Concord
Mrs Nora Z Power wife of Fred E Power a former resident died after a long illness Born Buckeport PA February 28 1866 daughter of George and Sarah Perkins She leaves two brothers George Perkins and Harry Perkins Funeral services were held Saturday at the Trimartine Congregational Church Rev George Loung Thurlow officiated Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery She had lived with her husband on Hub Street and many friends mourn her passing
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Concord
Nora Z. Power
Fred E. Power
Enal
George Loung Thurlow
Burisi
Sleepy Hollow
Power
Hubvardtreet
Leacord
New Hampshire
Concord Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Ver Mont Talk
Past President Burleigh L. Pratt delivered an engaging address on Vermont his native state at the Concord Rotary Club meeting, presiding over the session and sparking interest among attendees.
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Oncord Rotary Club
Burleigh L. Pratt
Vermont
Legion Minstrel Show Promises Peppy Spark
Preview notes say rapid progress has been made and the show will be very peppy and full of snap and vim with lively performances expected.
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Legion
Community Men Rally at West Concord Union Church
The Community Men of the West Concord Union Church held a Sunday vestry meeting with President Ened T. Joyce presiding. Ex Mayor Edwin Childs of Newton spoke to encourage practical action in economic and spiritual community duties, receiving an ovation. Music featured Mrs in Derby and Mrs Roger.
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Concord
West Concord Union
Eliot
Middlesex Institution Announces Deposit Book Verification
The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord will begin verification of deposit books on February 1 as required by Massachusetts law. A CPA will balance the books on January 31 and February and March will see all deposit books checked by a bank‑appointed verifier under the Board of Investment supervision led by Charles H. Towle. Thousands will receive notices to submit books to maximize participation and savings for depositors.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord
Massachusetts
Certified Public
Charles H. Towle
Requiem Mass For Mrs Loftus Held At St Bernard’s
A high mass for Mrs Loftus widow of Arthur E Loftus was held Saturday at St Bernard's Church with Rev John Sears officiating. Pallbearers were six neighbors David Carey Michael Mullaney John Powers James Powers James Finan and Thomas Haner. Concord Grange and James J Mansfield Post Auxiliary attended. Burial followed in St Bernard's Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Edward MacLaughlin of Brighton.
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Belknap Street
Arthur E. Loftus
St Bernard's Church
John Sears
David Carey
Michael Mulaney
John
James Powers
James Finan
Thomas Haneral
Concord Grange
James J. Mansfield
A.ly
Bernard's Cemetery
Edward MacLaughlin
Brighton
Concord Liberal Discussion Group Forms For Current Topics
A Concord group forms to study current topics from a liberal viewpoint. Speakers will address the group twice monthly in March and April. Four preliminary meetings will be at Dr. Chamberlin’s town house, 7 Lowell Road, on Friday evening, February 2. Mr. Friedrich of Middlesex School will discuss Hitler and his actions. He returns to Germany each summer and is qualified to discuss the subject. Residents of Concord and nearby towns are invited to join.
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Concord
Buck
All Patrons prize winners named in three party series
In a sequence of three gatherings under All- Patrons fund, prize recipients were Hoel Hirman, Mrs. Alice O'Brien and Mrs. John Mandriol. Mrs. O'Brien.
Local Ticket Offices Named for Richardson and Thorpe
Fragmentary OCR notes show discussion of ticket offices for Richardson and Thorpe with references to transmission issues and scenes. The text mentions Telephone Parts and options framed as “If Wanted” offerings. Missing context leaves unclear outcomes or dates.
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Fr .Richardson’s
Thorpe’s
Fagan Amick wedding noted with Rhode Island clergymen
A Monday ceremony united the couple with Rev William G Fagan pastor in Pawtucket Rhode Island officiating from the Smithfield church and Rev Dr Frank W Clelland serving as minister in an Episcopal parsonage setting.
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William G. Fagan
Smithfield Church
Pawtucket
R. I
Episcopal
Frank W. Clelland
Mrs T Mott Shaw Hosts Dinner Before One-Act Presentation
Mrs. T Mott Shaw entertained guests Saturday evening at dinner prior to the presentation of three one act plays. The event gathered local residents and presented theater works in a community program.
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T. Mott Shaw
One Act Play February 2nd Staged by Local School
The upcoming one act play on February 2nd features stage manager R. Peck and wardrobe mistress Mary Smith with Olive Root handling properties and a book holder role. The readable fragments indicate a school production with named staff preparing props and staging details.
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R. Peck
Mary Smith
Olive Root
Margaret E Clahane Elks Whist Winner
The Elks' whist parties draw large crowds each Thursday in the Elks' hall under Lovell P. George and Harold Tompkins. Last week 23 players competed with Mrs. Margaret E. Clahane taking first prize and Mrs. Ryan of Lincoln second. Additional prizes went to several players. special prizes to John Bartolomeo and John Perkins. door prize to Mrs. Mary Kelley. consolation to Miss Margaret Sheehan. A party is planned again tomorrow in Bikes' Hall.
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Elks’ Hall
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompkins
Conene
Margaret E. Clahane
Ryan
Lincoln
Mattie
John Bartolomeo
Bridie Murphy
Mary M. Boyce
Roger
John H. Perkins
de DeMars
Irene Miller
Ruth Tompkins
Bertha Boreson
Fannie Peterson
David Hopkins
John Powers
Alice Ormond
Joanna Kelley
Lovell P.george
Foster Bunker
John Perkins
Mary Kelley
Margaret Sheehan
Bikes’ Hall
Sunday Service Notes at First Church of Christ Scientist Concord
Fragments show a Reading Room and service hours in doubt, with references to a Testimonial Hon and biblical phrases. The readable items mention 1045, Reading Room times, and weekdays holidays, plus a quoted Bible verse fragment.
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Church OF Christ Scientist
Concord
Evangelical Free Church Hosts Supper and Concert
The Ladies' Mission Society of the Evangelical Free Church held a Friday supper at the Long Street church with President Mrs. Andrew Christofferson presiding. Afterward a brass trio of Erling Knutsen, Andrew Jorgen sen, and John Swen performed with pianist Mrs. Duga Cahill.
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Ladies’ Mission Society of the
Evangelical Free Church
Long Street
Andrew Christofferson
Erling Knutsen
Andrew Jorgensen
John Swen
Duga Cahill
Hibernians Surge Ahead in Concord 45 Tournament
The Hibernians rebounded from a previous setback to post 41 points in Monument Hall on Friday, pulling ahead of the Minute Men by eleven as the Concordan K of C trailed by one. Totals to date show A O H leading 430 to 429 with the Minute Men and K of C close behind.
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Hibernians
Monument Hall
Concordane K
Pea
Willow Rebekah Lodge Meets At Mrs Benson Home
The Past Noble Grande Club of Willow Rebekah Lodge held a day evening gathering at Mrs Millicent Bensons Derby street. A fire department crew responded to a chimney fire at the Cavanaugh residence Old Marlboro Road Thursday at 6 45 PM. The Methodist Episcopal church hosted a shadow sale and social at Mrs Frank Petersons Virginia road Thursday evening. Wallace B Gowant lectured in Lowell on Russia, drawing strong interest. The Inner Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church met Friday at eight at the home of President Miss Blanche Maurer Virginia road. The Concord Lodge of Elks danced Wednesday evening at Elks Hall with John Co Hoben as committee chair. Mr and Mrs Alfred Francis Sargent of Stow street celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary. Miss Margaret Wiseman spoke at a public evening class on The N R A and Other Policies of the New Deal.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
Millicent Benson
Derby Street
Cavanaugh
Old Marlboro Road
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Peterson
Virginia Road
Wallace B. Gowant
Concord Authority
Russia
Lowell
Blanche Maurer
Concord
Lodge of Elks
Elks Wall
John Co. Hoben
John Frawley
Charlies E. Comean
Benjamin E. Derby
Edward Megin
John McWalter
Henry Martell
John V. Apthorp
N.R.A
Old Concord Chapter D A R Sponsors Bridge Party
About sixty members and guests attended a bridge afternoon at the Chapter House on Lexington road. Tables offered auction or contract play with ivy prizes. Refreshments followed as Mrs Rolfe Bradbury of North Acton chaired the committee.
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Old Concord
Bridge
Lexington Road
Rolfe Bradbury
North Acton
James J Mansfield Post Meeting Hosts Notable Speakers
The James J Mansfield Post American Legion met at Veterans Hall on Thursday. Commander John W Clarkson presided and introduced County Commander John H Walsh of Waltham and former County Commander Thomas F Carway of Groton as guest speakers during a program mixing business and social hour.
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James
J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
Veterans Hall
John W. Clarkson
John H. Walsh
Waltham
Thomas F. Carway
Groton
Trinity Church Concord Service Schedule
Holy Communion at 5 45 a m and 11 a m Holy Communion with sermon at 11 a m on Sunday February 4 Church school at 9 30 a m Thursday February 8 auxiliary meeting from 2 30 to 4 30 p m Rev S O Dexter rector emeritus and Rev Charlies Russell Peck rector conduct services and activities in Concord Massachusetts
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Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
S. O. Dexter
Charlies Russell Peck
Ehool
Concord Musical Club Luncheon Features Chamber Music
Mrs. Charles W. Cheney hosted the Concord Musical Club at a luncheon on Elm Street last Tuesday. Mis Henry P. Kidder and Mrs Basil Wilson served as hosts for a chamber music program featuring a string quartet and a soprano solo by Mrs Horace D. H. Williams with accompaniment by Mrs Burleigh L. Pratt. The quintet included Mrs Cheney on harp and other musicians, with Julia Bygrave accompanying.
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Charles W. Cheney
Concord Musical Club
Elm Street
Henry P. Kidder
Basil Wilson
Marion A. Barker
Viola Nelson
Charles Gushee
Ruth Westman
Horace D. H. Williams
Burleigh L. Pratt
West Concord
Marion A. Baker
Grace Deeran
Julia Bygrave
Venture Advertisement Cites Franklin Quote on Savings
An advertisement urges cautious investors to place savings in a card value bank promising fixed one hundred cent value. It touts a five dollar monthly deposit as growing to a thousand dollars at maturity with February 21st interest start, claiming safety and profitability.
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Benjamin Franklin
Adv
Missing Martha Chase Visits Aunt in Evanston Ill
Miss Martha Chase visits her aunt Mrs. Platt in Evanston Illinois. The brief item notes travel from an unspecified location to the Chicago area. No further details are provided beyond the visit.
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Martha Chase
Mrs. Platt
Hvanston, Ill
Concord Unitarian figure Ella Hosmer found dead in bed
Ella Sophie Hosmer a long time Concord resident and Unitarian figure was found dead in her bed Thursday morning at age eighty eight. The cause was natural. Funeral services were held Saturday at the home with Rev Edward Perry Daniels officiating and burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. The Concord Rod and Gun Club held its first meeting of the season.
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Concord
Ella Sophia Hosmer
Ae Ee
Neo
Inspector of
Arthur D. Heemer
Activ
Con
Unitarian
Boston
Auabue
Herbert W
Mong Oa
Edward Perry Daniels
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Concord Free Public Library Opens After Remodel
The remodeled Concord Free Public Library Building was opened to visitors. The program praised the library for beauty, architectural design, and practical arrangement of chairs, tables, and books, noting a modern and inviting space for the community.
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Concord
Concord Free Public Library
Mutty Promoted to Captain in Quartermaster Reserve
John BE Mutty has been promoted to captain of motor transport in the Quartermaster Corps Reserve after passing the required exam. He is attached for training to Company H 182nd Infantry Minnesota National Guard, Concord's crack machine gun outfit.
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John BE. Mutty
Quatermaster Corps
Co. H. 182Nd Infantry
Concord
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Hina
Eter
N. &. 2Nd Mart
Nora Power
Fagan—Amick
Elks’ Whist
Danand
P. Yay
William Brewster, Jr
William Breweter
Elizabeth Bosley
Digs
Post A.L
Ella Hosmer
ROD Ang Gun Club
Goncord Rod End Gun Club
Middlesex Institution
Henry F. Smith
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