News of the Week in Concord Thompson
In Concord Thompson notes domestic matters including a marriage to James and social events on Main Street. References to Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Gierasch, local groups such as Grange Patron, and a gathering at Baldwin’s home hint at a community day of varied activities led by local residents and youth.
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Thompson
James
Baldwin
Gierasch
Main
Grange
Thomas DuBerrer
Young
Tercentenary Parade Plans Reported by Committee
The Tercentenary Committee outlines parade plans for September 14 with invitations extended to dignitaries and Major Michael J. Dee overseeing the military portion. A large marching delegation is anticipated and the Fife and Drum Corps contest will provide music for the event.
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Taittee
W. Sheehan
Michael J. Dee
Rotary Luncheon Notes True Presides at Colonial Cent Trip
True presided at the weekly luncheon and meeting of the Concord Rotary Club during a Colonial cent trip to the South Sea Islands. The event highlighted club activities and upcoming community service plans.
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True
Concord Rotary Club
South Sea
Lighting equipment sales warning from BBB and league
The Borton Better Business Bureau warns about questionable schemes in lighting equipment sales. The Metropolitan Electrical League based at 182 Tremont Street Boston will supply information to those seeking guidance.
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Borton Better Business Bureau
Metropolitan Electrical League
Tremont Street
Boston
Liberty
Growth of Cacac Pods ps but from the main trunk of the tree
The fragment notes growth of pods on the main trunk of a tree, suggesting an unusual pattern or phenomenon observed in the plant. No additional context, dates, or identifications are provided.
Knights of Malta name changes across centuries
The order known as the Knights of Rhodes operated in the Holy Land from 1900 to 1522. It has been called the Knights of Malta since 1529.
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Knights of Malta
Holy Land
Knights of
Rhodes
Mohawks Top Cardinals In Slow Twin Bill Baseball
In a rough matchup the Mohawks scored in the third and seventh while holding the Cardinals to one hit in later innings. Olsen, Symes, and Nelson figured in the early offense, and Cunningham led the Mohawks with four hits. In the seventh the Mohawks batted around and added four runs as Johnson and Doyle contributed doubles and singles. Mr. G Walter Vialle moved his family to South Dartmouth for the summer.
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Olsen
Montgomery
Todd
Lennon
Symes
Nelson
Williams
Edwardson
Besco
Denton
Tompkins
Cardinals
Doyle
Johnson
Mohawks
L. Cunningham
C. Lennon
Decola
J. Lennon
Cunningham
Catcher Williams
Asinsia
G. Walter Vialle
South Dartmouth
Concord Red Cross swimming classes shine with record enrolment
Concord Chapter American Red Cross reports a successful swimming session finishing on Saturday. Led by Mrs. Rodney E. B. Pratt with instructors Richard Steele of Boston and Arthur Powers of Lincoln, plus volunteer assistants, the event drew over 200 participants amid favorable weather. Prof. Richard Meriam of Lincoln supervised judging.
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Concord
American Red Cross
Rodney EB. Pratt
Richard Steele
Boston
Arthur Powers
Lincoln
C. EB. Wilson
Sally Milét
Artie Chamberlin
Mary W
Catherine Christian
Jy Harlow
Shirley Foote
Anna True
Catherine Wiies
Lizabeth Goulding
Richard Meriam
One Family Sermon At Union Church Concord
Rev. Alfred W. Stone preached on One Family at the morning service of West Concord Univn Church. Sunday soloist Miss Lavina Willis and organist Miss Marguerite Leighton provided music.
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Alfred W. Stone
July Services at Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord
Union Summer services at Pirgt Parish in Concord join Trinitarian Congregational Church for July Sundays. Services listed for the Trinitarian Church include Sunday gatherings.
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Union Summer Services
PIRGT
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
TrinItarian Church
Ditch Digging by Dynamite Demonstration in Concord
Middlesex Extension Service and Massachusetts State College will dynamite a 1000 foot ditch on Floyd Verrill’s Ten Acre Corner farm in Concord to drain meadow land. The three 360 foot sections will be dug July 30 under Extension Engineer W. C. Harrington with farmers invited to attend.
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Concord
Floyd Verrill
Nine Acre Corner
Middlesex County Extension Service
W. C. Harrington
Massachusetts State College
West Concord Cardinals win second in Assabet Valley League
In a Sunday game at Percy A Rideout Playground the West Concord Cardinals beat Stow 13 to 6 for their second win of the Assabet Valley League second half. Cards tallied 16 hits led by Olsen and B Piper doubles and Planagan triple. Stow had seven hits with Lund and Watkins homer, Fianalet o a double.
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STOW
Percy ‘A. Rideout
West Concorde Cardinals
Assabet Valley
Olsen
B. ‘Piper
Planagan
Lund
Watkins
Fianaleto
Dow and Bride Sail On 88 Laconia
Mr. Dow and Elizabeth Barrett Thompson of Boston married aboard the 88 Laconia. The bride’s matron of honor was mousseline de Boston. best man was the bridegroom’s brother in law. Ushers included Paul Revere Crowley and Murray Pease. A small Cambridge reception followed. They will live in Cambridge after returning from the voyage.
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Thompson
Elizabeth Barrett
Boston
Mousseline de
Paul Revere Crowley
Somerville
Murray Pease
West Newton
Melville M. Bigelow
Cambridge
Radcliffe College
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Eailed
Laconia
Sheehan Family Association 19th Reunion Planned
Concord announces the 19th annual reunion of the Sheehan Family Association to be held at Acton town hall grounds Sunday, August 4.
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Concord
Sheehan Family Association
Acton Town Hall
Evening golf with handicaps and weekly summer games
18 holes with adjusted handicaps at Ting Hall at 8 p m. Mrs A Page Browne led the affair and announced similar events will be held each Thursday through the summer. The Concord Boot and Saddle Club plans a 9 mile ride for late August spanning about five days from New Hampshire to Green Ridge Riding School in Concord.
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Carolyn Thomson
George G. Thomson
East 57Th Street
New York
Walkieboro
Maine
James Barrett Baldwin
Westford Road
Old Sherman Church
Waldoboro
Mise Thouson
Foxcroft School
Baldwin
Middlesex School
Harvard University
Harvard Club
East End Avenue
James J. Mansfield Post
A. L
Veterans
John B Forsyth
Faust
N. Y
Turtle Lake Presbyterian Church
Mary W. Sheehan
Agnes Fitzgerald Pitegerald
Hicks Parent
Hicks
Ting Hall
A. Page Browne
Concord Boot and Saddle Club
New Hampshire
Green Ridge
Concord
Clarence Hewitt Granted Super Highway Filling Permit
Concord reports Clarence H. Hewitt has been granted a permit to fill for a super highway project. The board approved the application after review and public notice proceedings.
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Clarence H. Hewitt
Sermon at Trinity Church By Rev R Bifot Marshal
The Rev R Bifot of the church of Our Redeemer in Lexington delivers a sermon at Trinity Church. Congregation hears a reflective address on faith and duty and the duties of parish members.
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R. Bifot
Church of Our Redeemer
Lexington
Revered Otto Ra For Called to Evangelical Free Church
Concord reports the Evangelical Free Church on Lang Street held a special meeting on Wednesday to call Rev Otto Ra for to their congregation. The move aims to fill the pastoral position and strengthen local ministry.
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Otto Rafor
Evangelical Free Church
Concord
Lang Street
Connecticut Digs Into Past History in Tercentenary Observances
Connecticut celebrates its tercentenary with notes on Trin tole sequentennial and Hopkins Grammar School in New Haven. The piece discusses early Dutch exploration, settlement origins in Wethersfield Windsor and Hartford, and the development of constitutional government, with geography shaping land use and industry shaping the state’s growth.
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Washington
Connecticut
Hopkins Grammar School
New Haven
National Geographic Society
Connecticut Valley
Mymouth
Massachusetts
Wethersfield
Wintsor
Ami Iertford
Ancleta
Charles II
Narragansett Bay
Pacific Ocean
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Anite
Wartford
Hartford
Inflation threat seen as real future danger
New Brunswick observers report that long term inflation could be a real risk for the nation. Leonard of the Cleveland Company warned it may develop unless government action expands credit capacity and strengthens the banking system.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Leonard
Cleveland Company
Sabor
Soin Ee Ae Se
I‘ Rag Pepe Gm Bank
Ayres
Farmers differ greatly in yields and outputs
A fragmented excerpt contrasts two farmers on opposite sides of a fence. One produces about 100 bushels of corn while the other yields 26 bushels. The text also alludes to 100 pounds of pork, highlighting disparities in agricultural efficiency and output.
Economic strides promised to raise living standards
The clippings describe lower costs through mechanisation and mass production. Cheaper electric power improves distribution and enables more chain stores. An inflationary boom is noted as a further factor shaping the South and national economy.
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Ty Radio
South
Where Cypeles Come From Gypetes Came to America
A transcription fragment notes that Cypeles and Gypetes originated in a region and arrived in America, hinting at migratory or ethnic background within a historical context. Further readable details are scarce in the fragment.
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Cypeles
Gypetes
America
Coos
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