Local Sports Figure Remembered in Concord Community
A brief obituary notes a deceased local catcher and outfielder who was active in church and beloved for his earnest reliability. He moved with his family to West and joined Concord Union Church. Survived by his father and five brothers Clarence Leslie Andrew George and Gordon among others.
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Clarence
Leslie
Andrew
George
Gordon
Concord Man Passes After Short Illness
All the News of the Week in Concord reports the death of Thore Johnson, son of Thore and Lena Johnson. He attended Concord schools and was an alumnus of a local Wes graduate. Survived by his father and brother George Johnson, with many mourners noting his agreeable disposition.
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Hank
Evangelical Free Church
Cue & Caskimane
Thore
Lena Johnson
Concord
Nile Wes Guaiame Te
Tright Cleansers and Dyers
Johnson
George Johnson
Trinity Church Pastor Plans Chicago Vacation Trip
The Evangelical Free Church pastor and Camily will leave Concord on July 23 for a two week vacation to Chicago. Advertising pays.
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Trinity Church
The
Evangelical Free Church
Camily
Concord
Chicago
Swimmers Teams Tuple Names Include Peterson Fisher Ry Pauline
A fragment lists swimmers and team mentions including Edith Peterson Molly Ry Pauline Priscilla Berry among the Swimmers teams. The text appears as a partial roster or caption with scattered names.
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Ndga
Peterson
Edith Fisher
Molly Ry- Pauline
Priscilla Berry
Russell
Yankees Lose Split Games In Paul Revere League
In game one Concord Y holds 5 to 3 despite nine combined hits. McCabe doubles and Soffritti shines in field as Yankees commit errors amid a scoring lapse. In game two a late ninth inning wild pitch caps a tight 4 to 3 finish with Johnson limiting opponents to five hits.
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Yankees
McCabe
Tn Thhe
Soffritti
Johnson
Waters
Keefe
McKenna
Mullen
Sofritti
Arkin
Spina
Heyliger
Paul Revere
Bad characters and pacifist vows in the Kellogg Pact era
A fragmentary report follows a conscientious objector, a former minister and college figures, detailing motives behind refusing military service after serving as M C A secretary in World War I era England. It describes objectors at Camp Custer and Fort Riley and a court martial outcome.
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J. Brown
Hiram Col
B. Speight
Swarthmore College
King’s
Gray
Harvard
England
Camp Custer
Fort Riley
Fragment from a religious text page
A cropped OCR fragment shows a Bible verse citation from Deuteronomy and an admonition about cleaving to a figure described as mighty or life length. The text appears in a devotional or church context with page notation.
Watercolor Exhibition Closes At Concord Art Association
Frederick E Lowell’s watercolors close on the 19th after a two month run at Concord Art Association. The next show opens the 21st featuring Gertrude Fiske portraits and figure-pieces and Henry H Grooks landscapes and still-lifes. Ralph ground’s prints are in the print-room.
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Concord Art Association
Frederick E Lowell
Gertrude Fiske
Henry H. Grooks
Ralph
West Concord Fruit Company Debuts New Delivery
The West Concord Fruit Company unveils a new delivery system aiming to speed shipments and expand service. Details describe improved routes, potential partnerships, and anticipated cost savings for customers.
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West Concord Fruit Company
Music In The Air Concord Bank Brings Interest In Song
Concord Co operative Bank inspires musical interest among hundreds amid a nostalgic tribute to Concord’s cultural status. The note highlights a 4 percent rate, compounded quarterly, as part of the appeal and hints at a revived public appreciation for local melody.
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Concord
Concord Cooperative Bank
Lars Per
Dinte Sneeteen
Friday Evening Concert By Concor Legion Band
Friday evening a concert will be given by the Concor Legion Band. The event outlines a community musical program likely drawing local residents to the venue.
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Concor Legion Band
Concord Rotary Club Welcomes New Members and Scouts
The Concord Rotary Club lists new member Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Kidder of 8 Hosmer Road vacationing at Cuddyhunk. Miss Lucretia W. Perkins of 8 Lowell Road has gone to Annisquam for the summer. The club is sending three boys to Boy Scout Camp at Antrim, New Hampshire.
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Robert B Goodwin
Ech
York Harbor
Charles R. Vorg
Robert
Hamilton Beach
Frederick W. Eaton
England
Eaton
Concord
R. Fulton Johnson
Sudbury Road
E Gaylord
William T Magoon
Hubbard Street
Magoon
Priscilla Wilson
Alfred Wilson
Jeanne Howard
Wallace
Howard
Edna Reed
Dalton
Frances Howard
Shady Hill
Cambridge
Eleanor Rider
Everett Street
Harry Rider
Fire Department
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Monmerdad
Mise Margaret
Jerry
Noble Grand
Willow Rebekeh Lodge
West Concord
Henry P. Kidder
Hosmer Road
Cuddyhunk
Lucretia
W. Perkins
Lowell Road
Annisquam
Concord Rotary Club
Antrim
N. H
Maynard Open 2 Bird 23 at Country Club
Dr. Wendell Stuart Cody Gross and Michael Cody Jr. led the field with the lows while John featured strong links play at the Country Club. Coda scores included a 31 as part of a best selected holes sequence.
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Maynard
Bird
Wendell Stuart
Cody Gross
Michael Cody, Jr
John
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