Concord Man William Wheeler Dies at Eighty
William Wheeler of Concord died Friday on Nashawtuc Road at eighty. He attended local schools, graduated from Massachusetts Agricultural College at Amherst, and later became a hydraulic engineer with offices in Boston. He served as a long time member and officer of local country clubs and civic groups and was honored by Japan with the Fifth Order of the Sun. He is survived by Fannie E. Wheeler and Sam Wheeler of Ashby.
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William Wheeler
Concord
Nashawtuc Road
Edwin and
Mary
Rice
Athusetts
Agricultural J
Amherst
Wheeler
Satieler
Japan
Atreet
Boston
Ers
Prescott
Robert B
Etmen
Chitney
William
Leslie OQ. Anderson
Canwell
Tees
Etts Agric College
Hollow Cemetery
Daniels
Eeler
Fannie E. Wheeler
Sam Wheeler
Ash
There will be a march and meeting urged for all members
A garbled note urges Samuel Grorest of Mama Tange and others to attend a march and dancing meeting. The exact date and organizers are unclear due to the text.
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Samuel
Mama Tange
Fragmentary OCR note on a Massachusetts times
The readable fragment mentions a Mass. Te f. Grenis and a marker 41 Bay. It is incomplete and provides no clear event, date, or identifiable actions to summarize.
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Grenis
Long illness claims life of Mrs Johanna Murphy
Mrs Johanna Murphy aged 81 of 8 Brown Street died Friday after a long illness. Born in Renews Newfoundland she lived here for over 50 years. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ivo Carney and Mrs Murphy. Funeral held Monday at 9 o clock from St Ives church with Requiem Mass. Burial followed at the cemetery.
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Maynard
Johanna Murphy
Brown Street
Murphy
Renews
Newfoundland
Ivo Carney
May
Iye’ S Church
Tgeeroan
Kidley
Sylves- Brenner
Wail
James Rat
John Kane
T'S Cemetery
Curtain party prizes and VFW delegates listed in local notes
The article lists prize winners for a sequence of parties at Sum mer street including Martha R. Rich as grand prize recipient for the series. It also names many winners from a Friday night event and records VFW state convention attendees Michael Towler, David Hubbard, Ernest Johnson, Joseph Chidley, and Auxiliary delegates Mrs Mary Jones, Mrs Margaret Gray, Mrs Ernest Johnson, Mrs Margaret Hird, and Miss Mary Cheney. A regular Auxiliary meeting is noted for next Monday.
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Ittee
Summer Street
Martha R. Rich
Mabel Holley
Margston
Granara
M Dich
Genevieve Cleary
Gabriel Perillo
Amy Brayden
Joseph Boothroyd
Patrick Murray
Laura Walsh
Margaret Salmon
Elizabeth Play
Charles Purcell
Mark Newton
Hether Marsden
Sophie Walsh
Roland Olfe
Marion Cleary
David Hubbard
Ernest Johnson
Joseph Chidley
VFW
Mary Jones
Margaret Gray
Margaret Hird
Mary Cheney
Bank Holds Annual Session Concord
At the annual meeting of the Corporation of the Middlesex Union for Savings officers were chosen and sworn in. Samuel Hoar was named President with Charles H Towberk and Helen H Moore as Vice Presidents. Four year trustees Prescott Keyes and others were also sworn in. The document lists numerous named directors and officers.
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Concord
Corporation of the
Mid- L
Institution For Savings
Samuel Hoar
Charles H.towberk
Helen H. Moore
Prescott Keyes
Gretors
The
Middlesex Union For Savings
Jam Wheeler
George Mel Hoar
Pregcott Keyes
Fred A. K
John “C. Friend
Senator Moyse Delivers Patriotic Chicago Speecho?
Senator George G. Moyse spoke at the West Concord Improvement Association Nigat Be fore the fourth celebration, praising Truth and Education as cures for destructive forces. He urged stern measures and lauded America’s leadership roots, while a large crowd enjoyed band music by the Concord Post American Band and vaudeville acts.
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West Concord Improvemen Association
George G. Moyse
America
I. Adr
Ruth
Concord Post
Fire damages tenement near Glendale and Adam Streets
A fire discovered about 12:10 Monday night damaged interiors of a tenement block at Glendale and Adam Streets. The building owned by Mrs. Charles Gilmat of Dorchester housed three families Louis Young Louis Dunberry and Colombo Roberti. two units were unoccupied and the Dutiberri family moved into one afterward. Cause unknown as firemen battled smoke and water damage.
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Maynard
Glendale and
Adam
Charles Gilmat
Dorchester
Louis Young
Louis
Dunberry
Colombo
Roberti
Dutiberri
County Picnic at Cedar Hill Engages Community
The July County Picnic at Cedar Hill in Waltham will feature Girl Scout reservations and a wild life sanctuary display. Activities start at 10 a.m. with sports for children and adults, and the Middleiece Training School band will provide music.
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Cedar Hill
Waltham
New Pegiend
Fa Regarc
Middleiece
Furtigh
Sinclair Weeks
Otoe
Concord Town Votes On Fire Station Site At May Meeting
Concord voters debated decoration of a proposed fire station site and rejected arguments for an alternate location. Officials reported 21 to 31 lines supporting the chosen Main Street site near the N Y N H railroad crossing and Derby's garage, with petitions and a lengthy reply addressed to Harold W Chabe and Richard B McSweeney.
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Concord
Tour & West Concord
Harold W
Derby
Concord Town Meeting Debate Over Fire Station Site
Residents of West Concord press back against a board decision on the fire station location citing 1926 precedent and questioning petition integrity. They argue the old site near civic centers suits the town, with officials and engineers split but favoring continued pursuit of the Lapham lot.
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West Concn
Water Service
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Board of Selectmen
Messie Weed
Leith
Nagle
Ent
Weet Concord
West Concorde
West Concord
West’ Concord
Mather
Lapham
Teacher Weds in Lawrence in Concord High School Boost
Miss Catherine Beecher, five year Household Economics teacher at Concord High School, wed Dr. J. Leroy Wood at First Baptist Church Lawrence Massachusetts. Clergy included Rev. George J Beecher and Rev. T C Atchison with a double ring ceremony. A sister from Philadelphia acted as maid of honor and several bridesmaids and ushers attended. Reception followed with music and refreshments.
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Concord
Catherine
L Beecher
J. Leroy Wood
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Mass
George J. Heecher
T. C. Atchison
D. D
Peator
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy
Beecher
Philadelphia
Bréle
Ruth Macitchan
Boston
Doris P. Chane
Nahant
Florence
Wood Newton
von 7 Keeler
Westboro
Robert: Butler
Arrank Suncan
Jones
Kenneth A Ryder
Raph MacVay
Furn
Sinzans Leost
Mra
Worcester
Need of Town Meeting Pressures Town Finances and Traffic Rules
Town meeting faces high costs under the appropriation and possible early exhaustion in August. A special meeting may discuss traffic regulations with sealedmen reviewing rules. Drivers on crowded streets park atop cars and rush into stores, causing congestion and three way parking objections. A state trooper reportedly hid in a vacant store at Parker and Waltham to observe offenders, amid rumors that no town ordinances cover the cited charges.
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Parker and Waltham
Women Golfers In Tournament At Maynard Country Club
The Maynard Woman’s Colt club hosted a Tuesday golf event at Maynard Country Club featuring a best six of nine holes tournament. Over the next ten weeks, the club schedules July and August golf events, business meetings, luncheons, and social activities including a Buttercup Inn bridge social, with multiple 18 hole rounds and special prizes for August 9 23 and September 6 contests.
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Maynard Woman's Colt Club
Inet
Maynard Country Club
Raymond Veitch
Herbert W Martin
Buttercup Inn
Marguerite M Waltham Relates To Prescott Family
A fragmented notice mentions Marguerite M Waltham and How R Prescott, son of Mr and Mrs street, with references to relatives and a move to Francisco California for a company after August 1. The text is garbled but indicates a family connection and relocation.
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Maynard
Marguerite. M. Waltham
R Prescott
Street
Ingre Oe
Prescott
Francisco
Fornia
West Concord Night Before Fourth Delights Large Crowd
West Concord celebrated Independence Day Eve on Harvey Wheeler School grounds under Village Improvement auspices. President Harold W. Chasa led the event praised for patriotism and safe festivity with the Concord Legion Band, story teller Hazel Childs, and acts that drew a record crowd and strong community support.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheelerr
Iim
Young
Concord Legion
Menemember Welker
Maynard Citizens Committee Welfare Report Summary
Report by Rev. Mathew A. Vance details the Maynard Mergee Citizens Committee welfare work since September. It notes aid distributed including food, clothing, shoes, milk, and emergency supplies, plus garden projects and significant volunteer effort. Total receipts and expenditures are cited, with substantial donated goods from local clubs and merchants.
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Maynard Citizens Committee
Mathew A. ‘Vance
Mergee Citizens’ Committee
Atiow
Osad Enemaroas
Concord
West Concord
Fowler's
Alumni J
Thompson Street
Commie
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Harolde'w. Chase
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Hazel Childs
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