Raemaekers Cartoonist and Others Highlight War Era Icons
The piece notes Louis Raemaekers and other figures shaping public opinion on World War I through grim depictions of German aggression. It recalls Sir John Tenniel and Thomas Nast, Edna Gladney’s charity work, and Nikola Tesla’s enduring innovations in wireless transmission and scientific achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parton
Ted Features
York
Louis Raemaekers
John Tenniel
Punch
Thomas Nast
Raemaekers
Capi
Germany
Am Telegraph
Long Run the Sword Is Al En by the Mind
The fragment presents an unclear line about a mental or metaphorical long run and a sword allegory, offering no identifiable people places dates or events for a proper news-style summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napo
Concord Briefs Snapshot of Local Happenings
Concord council meets at Monument Hall with newly elected Grand Master William J. Bulger Jr presiding. Residents share vacations, military assignments, band concerts, church activities, and club events across Concord and area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council K
Monument Hall
William J. Bulger, Jr
Concords Old Elm Falls: Whipping Post History Ends
The historic Concord elm, nearly two centuries old and long a favorite site around Monument Square, has been cut down after hurricane damage and decay. The butt will remain as the site is cleared for courthouse and Insurance Exchange parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William J. Lee
District Court House
Monument Square
Insurance Exchange
Massachusetts
John
Keyes
Concord District Court
Prescott Keyes
Mainstreet
Concord Library
Ashe
John ‘Rienatona
Raph Whide
Hig
Depot Team Seog Half Depot in bid for half title
Depot Team Seog Half Concord edged East Quarter 4 2 at Emerson playground to record a third straight second half win. John Quimby pitched for Depot while Burke and Soffriti worked for East Quarter. Sleepy Hollow tied East Quarter 4 4, Woodward Blother and Jon Curro pitched, and Depot shut out Herronville 3 0 led by Joe Augele. Depot leads second half. winner faces Sleepy Hollow for playoff spot against Chuck Mara’s first half champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Joe” Muscato
Depot Combine
Emerson Playground
Tom Burke
John Quimby
Depot Clan
Burke
Gus” Soffriti
Sleepy Hollow
East Quarter
Woodward
Blother
Jon Curro
Depot
Jay” Dee
Herronville
Joe Augele
Dee
Stu Marshall
Bill O'Neil
Paul Moynihan
Chuck
Mara
Ministers In Concord And Lincoln This August
During August, Rev. Charles R. Peck rector at Trinity Episcopal Church Elm Street, Rev. Ornmnd A Schulz at Congregational Church Lincoln, and Rev. Hugh B Thompson at West Concord Union Church Main Street will be in Concord and Lincoln and available to parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincoln
Charles R. Peck
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Elm Street
Ornmnd A. Schulz
Congregational Church
Hugh 8. Thompson
West Concord Union Church
Main Street
Funeral services for Mrs Emily Poland in Concord
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Joseph Dee & Sons funeral parlor in Concord for Mrs Emily Poland 81 wife of Andrew Poland who died Thursday in Melrose after living there eleven years the Polands former Bedford residents and long time plumber Mr Poland before retirement Burial took place at Sleepy Hollow
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Concord
Perry. Daniels
Joseph Dee & Sons
Emily ‘Poland
Andrew
Poland
Melrose
Bedford
Sleepy Hollow
Unite Couple in Worcester Today at 3 30
Concord on Wednesday afternoon this week the Miss Rosamond ake of Henry J Coolidge Bu road and Mrs Trowbridge of Worcester and Colton Clarke Jr of Lou will be solemnized in the Unitarian Church Worcester Rev Dr Maxwell Savage will officiate at the 3 30 p m ceremony in which several Concord friends will attend The bride is Emma Willard School grad in New York and a Worcester Junior League member Clarke is a Cornell University graduate member of Kappa Alpha fraternity He is on active duty with the ROTC at Pine Dam Great Read Newten and will return to Cornell in the fall for graduate work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rosamond Ake
Henry J. Coolidge
Bu Road
Trowbrid
Idge
Worcester
Colton Clarke, Jr
Lou
Ie 8 Unitarian Church
Maxwell Savage
Concord Frn
Emma. Willard
New York
Clarke
Cornell University
Kappa. Alpha’ Frasternity
Pine Dam Great
Read
Newten
Cornell
Concord Man Picks Name for Engine Casey Jones
Concord resident 88 Main street, Beetine Theres a coqar, Lucien J F ot 391 ty West Concord, selected Casey Jones as a winning locomotive name. Boston and Maine Railroad awarded one of five new engines with names chosen by judges chaired by Milot. Milot’s panel will place the winner’s name on the Casey Jones locomotive destined for northern New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hans W. Miller
Main Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Casey Jones
Sone
Beetine Theres
A. Co Qar
MI RaeRe
Lucien JF
Ty West
Migs Milot
New England
Miller
Service for Mrs. Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison Anderson 80 mother of Mrs. John J. Hayes were held at the MacRae Funeral Home Concord with Rev. Wilfrid H. Bunker officiating. Interment followed at Green Cemetery Carlisle. She died July 22 in Irvington New Jersey after living in the United States more than 20 years. She leaves four other daughters two sons and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elizabeth
Morrison) Anderson
John. J. Hayes
Lowell Toad
MacRae
Belknap Street
Wilfrid H. Bunker
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Green Cemetery
Carlisle
New Jersey
Couple observes 26th wedding anniversary in Concord
Reverend and Mrs Edward Perry Daniels marked their 26th wedding anniversary on Monday. Married at Bellevue Pennsylvania on July 28 1915 they have resided in Concord for eleven years where Pastor Daniels has led the First Parish Church. They have two daughters Mary Daniels and Mrs Herbert B Hosmer Jr and a son Teddy.
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Concord
Edward Perry Daniels
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Daniels
First
Herbert B. Hosmer, Jr
Mary Daniels
Teddy
Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Sluyski in Concord
West Concord hosts a 20th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Sluy ski at their Marlboro Road home last Wednesday evening. Their daughter Miss Mary Sluy ski organized the event and guests presented several gifts. The couple have lived in West Concord since their marriage on July 23.
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Concord
Aid
Morris
M. Sluyski
Marlboro Road
Mary Sluyski
Sluyski
Weat
Concord student graduates with honors from Forsythe Dental Infirmary
Inga Larsen daughter of Mrs Ivar Larsen of South Street Carlisle graduated with honors last Friday night from the Forsythe Dental Infirmary. A graduate of Concord High School and the Leslie School of Cambridge she will begin duties this fall.
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Concord
M. Inga . Larsen
Es Fend
Ivar Larsen
South Street
Carlisle
Forsythe Dental Infirmary
Miss Larsen
Concord and
Leslie School of
Cambridge
Nee
Br Ray Aronian
Marriage Ties West Concord Rectory Ceremony
Miss Jennie Ruggiero of Harrington Avenue and Private Walter B. Emerson of Lexington were married in the rectory of Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord on Monday afternoon July 21. Rev William F Shaughnessy officiated. The bride’s sister Angie Ruggiero was maid of honor. the bride’s brother in law was the grooms attendant. Private Emerson is stationed at Camp Edwards with Concord Company for training.
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West Concord
Jennie Ruggiero
Harrington Avenue
Walter B.erson
Alfred Emerson
Lexington
Our Lady Help of Christians’Church
William 'F. Shaughnessy
Angie Ruggiero
Emerson
Camp Edwards
Concord Company
Hin
Brushfire at Hanscom Airport Site Burns Woods
Concord firemen battled a brush fire at the Laurence G Hanscom airport construction site as crews from Lincoln Lexington and Bedford aided. The blaze started when workers burning brush lost control and burned a sizable area before containment after six hours in dry woods.
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Concord
Central
Laurence G. Hanscom
Bedford
Lincoln
Lexington
Concord pair to join Farm and Home Week in Amherst
Concord residents Fred R. Jones and Floyd Verrill will participate in the 23rd annual Farm and Home Week at Massachusetts State College Amherst from July 28 to August 1. Jones and Verrill join a panel on Herd Health and Disease Control July 30, as talks, exhibits, and educational programs span dairymen fruit growers poultry keepers and other groups. The event includes PTA and State Grange participation and focuses on farmers and homemakers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Concord
Massachusetts State College
Fred R. Jones
Floyd Verrill
Massachusetts
Parent-Teacher Association
State Grange
Hosmer Captures Medal Play at Concord Country Club
Hosmer posted the best handicap medal score at Concord Country Club weekend event with 81 71. Also scoring 88 71 were Dr Norman C Spencer and Kenneth L Hayes 87 71. Other top results included Hubert M Wardwell John Buttrick William McGuck Danforth W Coming Sr Ralph C Piper Dr R Fulton Johnston Wendell P Raymond with 86 72 78 73 81 73 91 74 91 74 85 75 90 75.
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iConcord
Humphrey Hosmer
Concord Country Club
Norman C. Spencer
Kenneth L. Hayes
Hubert. M. Wardwell
John ‘B. Buttrick
William ©. McGuckin
Danforth ‘“W. Coming, Sr
Ralph ¢. Piper
R. Fulton Johnston
Wendell P. Raymond
Jensen Bugbe to Wed in Vermont Engagement
West Concord announces the engagement of Dorothy Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Jensen of 9 Grove Street, to Richard H. Bugbe of Putney, Vermont. Bugbe is the son of Maud Bugbe and the late Dr. Bugbe. Dorothy Jensen is a Concord High School graduate. Richard Bugbe attended Brattleboro High School and William and Mary College.
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West Concord
Gustav
Jensen
Grove ‘Street
West
Concord
Dorothy Jensen
Richard H. Bugbe
Putney
Vermont
Bugbe
Maud ‘Bugbe
Dr. Bugbe
Miss Jensen
Concord High
Ac Ring Sanitarium
Arlington
Brattleboro
William and Mary College
Virginia
Flower collection for King's Daughter Mission at Colonial Inn
Mrs. Robert N. Harwood led the final collection of flowers for the Kings Daughter Fruit and Flower Mission at the Colonial Inn on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Harwood
Concord officer George M. Lee dies at 66
George M. Lee 66 senior correction officer at the Concord Reformatory died at his Barretts Mill Road home after a lengthy illness. A lifelong Concord resident born October 1 1874, he served 32 years at the reformatory, and fought in the Spanish American War with Old Concord Company I M V M in Puerto Rico. He leaves a wife, three children, two grandchildren, six siblings, and was honored with a high Mass funeral at Our Lady Help of Christians.
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Concord
George _M. Lee
Concorn’ Reformatory
Barretts Mill Road
Old Concord Company
Alice. C
Sheehan) Lee
William J. Lee
James
Mary)Crowley
Donald A
Alice T.) McNeil
Springfield
John
Malden
Phoebe Hoar
Roxbury
Emma Lindsay
Our. Lady Help .of Christians
Reformatory
Corporal Hosmer
Fings
Concord Reformatory
Concord Man Arrested For Break-in At Police Station
William Smalisky 37 Thompson Street Concord was found Sunday night to have broken into the Maynard police station by removing door hinges and using the telephone. He argued with officers, was locked up for drunkenness, and fined $10 in Concord district court with no complaint issued on breaking and entering.
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Concord
Wiliam
Scere Smalisky
Concord District Court
Howard A. Wilson
Trumbull Purchases Property for Country Store
Concord resident F. H. Trumbull, now at 21 Main Street, buys 1 Monument Street beside the Colonial Inn from Thomas L. Sanborn. The dwelling will be remodeled into a Country Store for occupancy around October 1. The move aims to expand business and provide better facilities and parking on the road to the historic Minute Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
H. ‘Trumbull
Main’ Street
Monument Street
Thomas “L. Sanborn
Concord Board Members Return From Vacation
Miss Elizabeth F Brennan secretary of the Board of Selectmen returns to duties after annual vacation at Boothbay Maine. Fireman Gerald H Finan and family plan a New Hampshire vacation. MacRae and Miss Marison Concordee left Plymouth Scout Camp. Maxwell Lawrence and family returned from a two week motor trip to Nova Scotia. Lawrence resumes duties at the Concord station. Other staff enjoy Cape vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark V.dety
Highway Department
Department
Elizabeth F
Grennan
Hubbard. Street
Board of Selectmen
Boothby
Maine
Gerald H. Finan
New Hampshire
Oe MacRae
Mari Sone Concordee
Plymouth
Maxwell
Lawrence
Main Street
Nova Je
Concord
Registry of voters in Board District 54 announced
An alphabetized list shows registrants with order and serial numbers for Board District 54. Entries include names such as Binar Alata lo of Marlboro Street Maynard and Gordon Allen of Elm Street Concord, among many others, with assigned S numbers and addresses.
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Nees
Concord
Board
Olavi ‘Binar Alatalo
Marlboro St
Maynard
Gordion Allen
Elm ‘St
Sam John Ammendolia
Pine
Tree Farm
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Sion
Edna Gladney
Hollywood
Fort
Edna Kahly
Ola Tesla
Tor
Niagara
Edison
Concord Briefs
Mary
Sheehan
Kearsarge
New ‘Hampshire
David Howe
Henry 8. Thompson Jr
Oscar Leverant
Ray C. Smith
Camp Lee
Petersburg
William D. Wiis
Camp Croft
South Carolina
Bobby Cull
Hubbardville Mohawks
Walden Breezes
Bob Antognoni
the Legion
Centre Bandstand
Trinitarian Congregational ‘Church
Walden Street
Harvard Congregational
Brookline
Kenneth *C. Bunker
The
Auxillary Tire Departments
West Gon
Central Station
Rothwell N. MacRae
Belk- Nap Street
Littleton
England
Parker M. Colby
Archie Simpson
Musketaquid Gun Club
Jack Hilliard
the Enterprise
Edward P. Darels
Fred T Boyd
Nashoba Road
Concord Woman's Club
Archie
Gordon
Nancy Burke
Old Bedford Road
Aliis Burke
Connecticut
William Faversham
Edward Abbot
Manchester
Harry P. Odland
Faultlees
Evangelical Free Church
Young ‘People’s Society
Webter
Otto T. Rafos
Somerville
Roger Boyd
Emerson Hospital
U.S. Army Air Corps
Woncord Grange
P. of
Seog
Emily Poland
Hans Miller
B&m
Mrs. Anderson
Irvington
Jennie C. Ruggiero
Walter B. ‘Emerson
LG. Hanscom Airport
Bedford and
Hosmer
George M. Lee
F. H. Trumbull
Cape
George Ander
Parker Road
South Acton
Oss
Edward An Mh Jr
Old Marlboro Ra
Budury
David
Bachrach
Acton St
Robert Douglas Barr
Fairhaven Hill
Parker
Mores Bartlett
Boston Post
South Sudbury
Frederles
Peter Cutler
Albert of
Bemis
Summi
Cine
Jernard Billings
River
Philip
William Bohunicky
Elm Hotel
Weat Concord Mines
Westton
Dennis Brooks
Rai
Wayland
Lri
Eugene Francis Cahill
Maryvale Seminary
Bed
George ‘Burton Clemence
Windsor Ave
West Acton
Edward Joseph Collins, Jr
Main St
Michael Philip Colombo
Waltham St
Wiliam John Ee
Waltham ‘St
Maymacness
Henry Condon
Greet Rd
William Irving Coolidge
Main
Janes
Louis Cunningham
Tower Road
Charles: D'Angra
Acton
Allmerd
Carlton Davis
North Road
Beatersart Davis
Ee Tian
Farrar Eee
Sohn
Bernard Dee
Fairhaven Reed
Michael James Dee, Jr
bin St
W. Concord
Thomas ‘James ‘Dempsey
Belknap Ct
Stzi— ‘Alfred’ Omer Desmarais
Maryvale “Seminary
Henry ‘Howard Feirclough
Are Road
Flaherty, Sr
Paul Flynn
Dudley Pnd
Michael Fo
Roosevelt
Nena
Herman Wi Son
Bedford Gill
Prenk
Genetti
Hartwell Road
Reed Gerald, Sr
Gerow
Conant St
W. Consort
Ae Goodwin
North Main
John Moe Grant
Cord
Alexander George Hardy
Allan Hawthorne
R. F. D. Lowesbird
Hewthe
Toate
Willam
Frederick Henry
Commonwealth
I E. Wayland
Stanley Aera
William Jame Higgins
Parker St
Maynaaed
Robent
Rete Aa Dees
Piprias
Une Newmarch
Nase Jr
Henry
Edward Monresa
Potter ‘St Caneeale
Harot Behar Ystateon Ra
Eierick
Aa Neville
David Charles Noonall
Springs Ra
Hartwell
Weikko
Bernhardt Pekkala
Dartmouth
Deening Peterson
Carlisle Rd
Stanley " Piége
Wics
Railroad St
Robert’. Howard Pike
Webber Ave
Naghantuc Hill
Concorde
John Poplentuck
All Main
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