Father of journalism and military scout retires after 80 years
The piece honors Dr. Charles Cooper a long time York Evening Sun editor and mentor who shaped generations of reporters. It recalls his desk side rules the Human Sieve his sharp pencil and quick judgment. Also notes his son a cavalryman who later studied mechanized force design and modern armored units.
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Howard Lindsay
Charles
A York Evening Co ‘Oper Sun
Columbia
Clarence
Mr. Lindsay
Russell
Ing Sun
A. Dana
Nis
Adna Chafee
A R. Chafee
Army Corps
Manson
Sierra Madre
New Mexico
Hubbardville nets 9 0 over East Quarter in first half finale
Concord twi league action at Emerson Playground ends 9 0 as Hubbardville clinches the first half title with pitcher Richté Loughlin limiting East Quarter to five hits. Bobby Macone and Johnny Dempsey lead the bats with three safeties each as Mulbardville misplays widen the gap. Hubbardville advances to face the second half winner in the Little World Series.
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Concord
Hubbardville
Bobby Macone
Johnny Dempsey
Mulbardville
Johnny Goukding
Stevie Flanner
Tim Diskin
RichieLoughlin
Johnny Mullen
John Dempsey
Sumner Bodfish
Bill McCarthy
Tommy Hill
Bothy Macone
Richie Call
Teed McKenna
Bobby Call
Jackie Flavin
John Finigan
Pete Harwood
Dan Callahan
Richie
Notable Names and Scores From Concord-At Event
The record lists participants and results with several individuals achieving 1 up to 5 down and multiple names such as Harold, Dr Norman C Spencer, Leo, Burleigh Pratt, Danforth W Comins Sr, John W Codding Jr, Andrew Hepburn, Gerald Henderson, Ralph C Piper, Payson True, Edward J Mion, Russell Cobb, Russell G Peskendon, John M Haton Jr, R Fulton Johnston, and William Faversham.
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Sountry
Chubee Ae
Harold Sir
Pepin An Nahn
Norman C. Spencer
Leo
Burleigh
L. Pratt
Danforth W. Comins,Sr
John W. Codding, Jr
Andrew H
Hepburn
Gerald Henderson
Ralph Cpiper
FE. Payson True
Edward J Miaon
Russell C Cobb
Russell G Peskendon
John Mhaton, Jr
R. Fulton Johnston
William Faversham
Thoreau Birthday Marked at Sleepy Hollow Grave
In Concord last Friday marked the 17th anniversary of Henry David Thoreau born July 12, 1817 and died May 6, 1862. His grave at Sleepy Hollow cemetery is a site for visitors with Concord guides noting increased tourist trade due to the war in Europe and the World’s Fair.
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Concord
Henry
David ‘Thoreau
Thoreau
Sleepy Hollows
Concord Guides
Old North Bridge
Art Center
Antiquarian Society
Sleepy Hollow
Births and a Wedding Mentioned in Sudbury and Concord
Mr and Mrs Martin Joseph Diskin of Sudbury read are receiving felicitations on the birth of a baby daughter Dorn on Friday July 12 at Emerson hospital. Mrs Diskin, prior to her marriage, was Dorothy. In West Concord Mr and Mrs Walter P Blodgett of 19 Maple Street announce the marriage of their daughter Theodora Imogene to Paul Went Farn of Allston. The ceremony took place.
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Concord
Martin Joseph Diskin
Sudbury
Dorn
Emerson Hospital
Diskin
Dorothy
West Concord
Walter P. Blodgett
Maplestree
Theodora Imogene
Paul Weeley Farn
Allston
West Concord couple marks 40th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Olsen observed their 40th wedding anniversary at their West Concord home last Wednesday evening. Married in Denmark on July 10, 1900, they have lived in West Concord since 1894 for him and 1897 for her. They have a daughter Mrs Edward Bean, a son Holger at home, and two grandchildren. Mr Olsen works for the Whitney al and Grain Company and serves at the West Concord station.
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West Concord
John ‘Olsen
Riverside Avenue
Denmark
Olsen
Edward W. Bean
Commonwealth: Avenue
Holger F
Whitney Aland Grain Company
Cai Ae
Concord Hygienist Earns Certification after State Exams
Dr Francis M Cahill announced that Concord women passed three state dental hygienist exams and are now eligible to work in dental offices. Marjorie Houston of 986 Main Street Concord is registered as a hygienist.
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State House
Boston
Francis M. Cahill
State Board
Concord
Iocal
Marjorie
Houston
A R C Workers Sewing for Refugees in Concord
The A R C production committee supervises sewing and cutting for refugee garments. Volunteers are urged to finish or sew at Mrs Hallett’s home on Thursdays, with Jayettes made at Trinity Church Parish House on Mondays. Mrs Alexander Peters notes July absence of knitters while yarn remains available Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the Surgical Dressings rooms or from Mrs Harold Cow.
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Concord
Europe
Alexander Peters
Harold Cow
Guest Preacher at Union Services at the Post
Concord reports a guest preacher Rev. Frederick will lead Union Services at Parish Church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The post event gathers parishioners for a morning of fellowship and sermon.
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Frederick Be Oe
Funeral service for former Concord member in Osterville
The pastor officiated at the funeral for James Fo pie, a former Concord member, held Tuesday afternoon at Brookdale Cemetery in Osterville. Attending from Concord were Ralph Kipaare Anderson Waren Godger Forrest Babbin and others.
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Jodge A. Focord
James Fopie
Concord
Cape Cod
Osterville
Dufist
Brookdale
Payson
Trut
Ust Hae
Waite
Charles ‘and
Arthur
Praser
School Committee Names Peary Mead to First Grade Post
Harold Akins announces the appointment of Miss Peary Mead to first grade. Mead comes with two years teaching at Beverly and a year of teaching at another school. She is a Beverly State Teachers College graduate, class of 1987.
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Peary Mead
Divis
I Ae Belmont
Conan
Beverly
Burg
Cohen
Young Boy Blames Chief After Clothing Chase
Yaad I Tic Barbary, 12, fled a police cruiser on Marlboro Road as Chief Henry Piecewicz described the found clothing. The officer showed the outfit to the boy and asked who owned it. Barbary admitted the items were his. earlier, clothes were found near Arrowhead Lake amid possible swimming mishap or missing youth reports.
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Marlboro
Henry Piecewicz
Arthur
Arrowhead Lake
Carbary
Matti Tervo
Church Committee Votes to Call Temporary Pastor
At a recent church committee meeting of the Evangelical Free Church in Concord the body voted to call Rev Harry of Minneapolis Minnesota for a three month temporary pastorate. The action sets the stage for temporary leadership while arrangements are finalized.
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The
Evangelical ‘Free Church
Harry
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Elaber
Funeral for Mrs Delia Cook of Lexington at St Bernard’s
The funeral for Mrs Delia Cook of Lexington was held Wednesday morning after a brief illness. Rev George F Mulcahy officiated at St Bernard’s Church with a mass and interment at the local cemetery. She was well known in the community and survived by her sister Mire Saraa and others.
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Delia
Asey
Lexington
Lincoln
Herz
Requieyn
St. Bernard’s Church
George F. Mulcahy
Fundis
Lok
Sehoni
Mire Saraa
Mane
Petersons announce Ruth Peterson and Rahf Hall marriage
Mrs Peter Peterson of 54 Walden Street announces the marriage of their daughter Ruth M Peterson to Rahf Hall son of Mrs Carl Hall and the late Mr Hall of Winthrop The ceremony July 5 at North Grovenorsdale Connecticut was attended by immediate relatives The bride is a Concord High School graduate and is employed with a local insurance firm The groom is a state trooper at the Grafton barracks The couple will reside in Grafton after late August
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Peter C Etersom
Walden Street
Annoance
Ruth M. Peterson
Rahf-Hall
Carl Hall
Hall of
Winthrop
North
Grovenorsdale
Connecticut
Walter B. Patten
Abraham Heller
Concord High School
Hall
Fie
Grafton Barracks
Grafton
Free Acton School Committee sees resignations and hires
The Free Acton School Committee notes the resignation of Charlotte Laird from the first grade after a year at Acton Center School. Caroline Tuttle will take over Miss Laird’s position, replacing her at the Concord Normal School trained teacher.
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Free Acton School Committee
Charlotte Laird
Concord’s oldest resident Annie Eliz Sheth Derby obituary
Annie Eliz Hawley Derby aged near 100 died Thursday morning at her Home in West Concord after a brief illness. Born January 14, 1841 in Boston, she lived in Concord 72 years in the Old Derby Homestead and was the eighth generation born in that house. Funeral in Sleepy Hollow with MacRae Funeral Service at 16 Belknap Street Concord.
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Annie Eliz Sheth
Hawley
Derby
Main Street
Concord
Wildlaat
Boston
Hawry
Hawi
Benjamin Derby
Bren & Ldren
Derby Homestead
Tery
MacRae Pyneral Service
Belknapstrest
Amherst Farm and Home Week Programs Highlighted
Amherst hosts Farm and Home Week with special programs for dairymen, growers, poultry men, beekeepers, goat breeders, livestock and other rural interests. State Grange, Parent Teachers, and Associated Women of the Farm Bureau join in planning events across home and community service activities.
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Amherst
Herbert ‘A. Brown
Harm Wang
Massachusetts
Tabke
State Grange
Parent-Teachers Association
Farm Bureau
Body of J J Phelps Found Near Bedford Farm
The body of a man about 54 to 60 years old was found by Cyrus Downey at the John H Lord farm on Concord Road. Death was ruled natural by Dr O Lawrence Clark, and a social security card identified the man as John J Phelps, formerly of Tewksbury State Infirmary, with funeral arrangements made in Bedford.
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Bedford
Cyrus Downey
John’ H. Lord
Concord Road
Downey
George ‘Peterson
O. Lawrence’ Clark
Clark
Joseph Dee & Sons
Bedford’ Street
Concord
John J. ‘Phelps
Tewksbury State Infirmary
Onvy. Ttsing
Marion
Unidentified man found dead on freight train in Concord
A body discovered on a freight train at West Concord station is believed to be of a man killed by an overhead bridge. Police and state officials, led by Medical Examiner Dr Lawrence Clark, conducted a four hour probe. the victim lacks ID, described as about 28 to 20, 5'11", 260 pounds, blue serge pants, blue shirt, brown hair and eyes, no necktie, with a three and a half inch head wound. Bail set at 500 dollars for Ogden, held for questioning. The train had departed toward Medina New York.
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Concord
West Concord
Pavel Han Ddward N. Lawton
Ss Finan
J. Almon Hey
Donal LaCase
Joseph Carrolllong
Dri
Lawrence Clark
Acton
West @ancord
Harry
Tuttle
Ja Clark
Joseph Dee & Pans
Bedford Street
Concord, State Police
Framce Pees Poe
Yee
Lin Street
Medica Clark
Avaodate
Ae Pierre An
Ogden
Boston
Medina
New York
John Barnicle
Wranti State Police
Hollis O. Beattig
Concord Barracks
Clark
Lefgman and Friesee Fly to Long Island Return by Noon
Charles Lefgman and Friesee started early for a breakfast trip by plane to Long Island New York. They returned about 11 a.m. and had dinner at home. Both young men are licensed pilots.
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Sidbury
Charles Lefgman
Friesee
Long Island
Atkinsons of Bim Tree Farm Featured This Week
The Herberts highlight the Atkinsons of Bim Tree Farm in New York this week as a notable local agricultural business.
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Herbert”s.° ‘Atkinsons
Bim
New York
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Triplets Featured in South Sudbury Exhibition
Readable captions show the Triplets with Charles Bradshaw at a local exhibit in South Sudbury. The blurred notes reference an event and notable attendee but lack full details.
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Sudbury
Charles
Bradshaw
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