Concord Tercentenary Parade and Pageant Held in Armory
A town celebration featured a street parade led by Major Michael J. Dee, with St Bridgets Cadets in escort, and a program at the State Armory. Exalted Ruler John J. Mullaney welcomed attendees as delegations presented flags and historical tributes. Music, solos, and a singing of America followed, with local youth and Scouts participating and a list of volunteers aiding the event.
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Concord -Fing
Pitepete
Chestra
R. Nepmappeth
John’ J
Arobleau
St. George's Cross
Helen Silverman
King’s
Carmel Healey
Regina Byron
Frances Mara
Florence Ackles
Cambridge
Olive Gueingak
Mary Rizzitano
Mary Adelea Sabon
West Concord Honors Keenan at Class A College Event
Rev Alfred Stone led a community gathering in West Concord for a surprise party honoring Keenan at a local event on Monday June 16. Oscar J Bedfo presented a bouquet and a twenty dollar gold piece, with remarks and prizes noted as part of the celebration.
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Alfred Stone
Naan
Br Brandwings Es
Urprise Farsw
Oscar J. Bedfo
I. Keenan
Whigen Alfred Pater service notes
Fragmentary notes show a morning service at 9 30 led by Alfred Whigen with planned preaching. Upcoming midweek peeks and evening services are mentioned along with June timing and routine church activities.
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Pee Sumen
Alfred Whigen
Pater
Jung
Ting
Concord Routs Opponent in Big Inning Splash
Concord players ignite offense with timely hits and several doubles driving in runs. Key sequences include Kennedy Fredericks Johnson and Peterson contributing in the first and a four-run burst in the sixth with Arkins adding a single and multiple runners reaching base.
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Eterson
McCabe
C. Johnson
Concord
Kennedy
Fredericks
Johnson
Peterson
Arkins
C. Fohnapp
Smith
Tompkins
Concord Elks Defeat Stoneham in High-Scoring Game
The Concord Elks beat Stoneham 184 hits to 21 in a 19th inning batted war of runs. Smith led with two runs batted in including a homer, while Mullen and Berghois also connected for homers and double plays. Stoneham rallied with two ninth inning runs but Concord held on for the victory.
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Concord Elks
Stoneham
Stoneham T. T
Hiatas
Smith
Ales
Eirrey
Mullen
Berghois
McCabe
Murphy
Mennedy
Robinson
Snccme
Muhani
Johnson
Chien Wio
Giles
Hawthorne Chapter Edits Meeting Arrangements
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a meeting to plan a social event. A committee was formed with Mrs. Granvilla Holden as chair to oversee the arrangements and Hazel was scheduled to make a visit.
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Hawthorne Sue
Wegesey ‘Orthy
Rony
Hazel
Graduation Exercises Mark Concord School's Commencement
The Concord School held a commencement for its graduates with speeches by Frederick Winsor and notable attendees including H. Brewer of Boston. Ivy Slater and Lorenzo Martinez were among the graduates, with awards for excellence and scholarships. A campus luncheon and the June dance closed the day as students prepared for summer plans and future positions.
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Olla
Aedd Lesex School
Gachusetts Boys
Itendine Mencement
Spee
Fe Hall
Huntingtons
Ivy Slater
Elton
H. Whith Brewer
Boston
Pepils
Michael Cudahy
Lapcigona
Gragitarion
Eliot Hall
W. Cameron Forbes
Noreen
Les de Fritsch
York City
Lamb
James Parrish Lee, Jr
New York City
Concord Collision Injures Boy in Touring Car Crash
A Concord boy was injured when a touring car operated by his father collided with another vehicle driven by Mary Thornton of 22 Cottage Street West Concord on Pal 92 Main Street. The incident occurred as both drivers attempted to navigate a turn near Shear Wider.
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Concord
Eas
Sahara
Tate
Senuay
Shcek McLe
Mary Thornton
Cottage Street
West Concord
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Notes
A fragmentary church notice describes a Mager Sunday service at 30.45 am and weekday room hours for the First Church of Christ Scientist. It cites lessons and readings including Psalms and a Bible verse, with mentions of the universe, health, divine Mind, and the science of healing.
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Nears
Mager
Tasshmaaial
Nestley
Goa
Peargs
Orl
Renner Ke
Trinity Church Service Schedule for June 22
Rev. Smith Lacree presides at Trinity Church with Holy Communion at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Prayer plus sermon to follow, details incomplete but indicates a Sunday worship service.
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Smith Lacree
Old Concord Charter D A Outing and Vigil Findings
In an event at the WV auditorium members of Daughters of the Am Revelation held an annual outing. Mrs Thomas Whitney Surette led summer music in the Chapter House. A notable afternoon moment was a vigil by present members to the new anti creeri ng. Valuable tidbits were deposited during the gathering.
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Daughters of the Am Revelation
Thomas Whitney Surette
Miss arrar sails on Good Will tour from Liverpool
Miss Arrar, a member of the Congregationalists party, sails on the 14th of June aboard the vessel Good Will from Liverpool for a goodwill tour.
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Arrar
Congregationalis
Liverpool
Concord Commencement Honors Siam Prince Prize Winner
The Concord commencement honored a Siam Prince as prize winner. Roger C. Fenn, head of Fenn School, is noted as his father. Awards went to Malcolm Thompson of Concord, Bayard Coveland, Devyakul of Bangkok, and George Prescott Low of Quincy. Certificates were awarded to several Concord residents. Roger Kinnicutt graduated with honors.
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Sen
Siam
Concord
Eng Beve
CooFee Wallee
Pester Rev Toole Sys
Ivard University
Roger C. Fenn
Fenn School
Priges W
Fenn
Spearte
Malcolm Thompson
Ag Ae
Bayard Coveland
Pape R. Bene Devyakul
Bankkok
George Prescott Low
Quincy
Sumner Porter Bodfish
John Raynor Edmands
Roger Hinnicutt Jr
William Chapman Souther
Jamaica Plain
Roger Kinnicutt
Fenn School Beats Bulkeley In Five Inning Baseball
Fenn School defeated Bulkeley 8 to 0 in five innings in a rainy game. Pitcher Pie threw eight strikeouts and led the visitors to take the rubber game, avoiding a split for the week.
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Bulkeley
Setbac
Peter Bulkeley
Neen
Pie
Bovey Bulkeley
Fenn School
Asi
McKenna
Cleveland
Aes Coln
Pepperell
William South
Jamica -Plain
Robert. Brown
Acton
Henry Themipeon
Samuel
Appointment Shuffle at New York Outfit Leads to Manager Change
The text lists a series of personnel changes across multiple firms led by New York figures. James Lee is noted as assistant manager, with Ed ward Litchfield and William Hubbard among others stepping into or area roles. The fragment references Edwin Devis of Wellesley and Gardner Prou of Chicago alongside several others, indicating a broad leadership reshuffle.
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Was
York
Washington
Peithees
New ‘York
Edward Ujicik
Nad Wer
Concord Track Team Tops Methuen in Afternoon Meet
Concord High School track team scored 60 points to Methuen's 17 at Emerson Playground. McGrath won the shot put. Cunningham led in sprints and other events with several newcomers scoring. Holland was Methuen’s top scorer as Concord swept multiple dash and distance events, including a relay win.
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Gorgon Cunningham
DiCicco
Macone
Tims
Py Holland
DeGhcco
Sal Macone
Shostak
Rence
Hsnaan C
Carlson
Madsen
Scherer C
Denton
Helland
Diétance
Congas
Lawrence Names Track Captain For Next Season
At a school term closing event held at Bulkeley School on a Saturday evening, the Lawrence track squad elected Capt. Gordon Canninghae to lead next season. The team, led by Captain Cunningham, finished the season with six wins in eight meets and will lose several seniors to graduation.
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Theen Bulkeley
Gordon Canninghae
H Cunningham
Farewell signals for Concord High track coach Weygant
Everett Weygant, Concord High School physical director and longtime track coach, was honored at a farewell gathering led by athletes and staff. The event presented Weygant with a golf club token and expressed appreciation for his years of service, as he plans to return to the school in the fall.
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GACH
Byayy Banquft
Everett Weygant
Concord High School Track and i
von Basseley
Igh A
Weygant
Mashie ‘Golf Club
Cunningham Tracern
Concord Girls Win At Net in Season Finale
The Concord high school girls tennis team closed its season Friday by defeating Winthrow High 5 to 1 on the Emerson playground. Dorothy Peterson won 6-1 6-2, with Disken and Marelinason pairing to beat Francee Moyer 6-0 6-3, and Twitchell with Macau 6-0 6-3.
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Concord High School
Winthrow High
Emerson
Concord Centre
Fey Ty Rudd
Dorothy Peterson
One
Hen Disken
Ruth Marelinason
Helen Francee Moyer
Eleanor Twitchell
Teddy Macau
Marjorie Nelson
Edna Canner
Martha Ludden
Sports Hart Concern Academy
Fragments Tell Tale of Incomplete Sailor Note
A damaged OCR fragment references a sailor named Mias R Dora Patter and an inconclusive voyage to a French enclave. The text shows garbled street and ship terms making precise details unreadable.
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Mias R
Dora Patter
Tooteau Atreet
Ales French
Enlele
Wedding Notice for Miches Ér Smith and Dexter Knowiton
A wedding is planned for Saturday June 28 at 6 oclock in the Parish Meeting House. The ceremony will feature Henry er i Fates eis and Mr Dexter Knowiton as attendants with George Thurlow of Middle Street presiding at the Sa ational Chubeh.
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Smith
Henry
Dexter Knowiton
Parish
Ae Root
Sandy Pond
Maciearte
Si Root
Nee Fdallatone
Herine
Peter Whyte
George
Thurlow
Saational Chubeh
Middle Street
Sermon by Rev Oliver Sewail at Boston Morning Service
The daily church service program lists Rev Oliver D Sewail of Boston delivering the sermon at the morning hour of A M. The note credits rga L Thurlow as Pagtor der tame AOS 45.
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Rga
L. Thurlow
Oliver D. Sewail
Boston
Concord High School declares junior class champions in hageball
The Concord High School juniors defeated the senior class 3-1 to win the school championship. The lineup includes captain Charles Denton and players Moreau Shion Hoff Smith Bartolomeo Fig Bartolomeo. Sophomore stars Snow Batteries Garratt Prescott Williams Denis contributed to the victory.
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Concord High Sch
Wunior
Charles
Arles Denton
Charles Fared ‘ Moreau
Edward Sh
Hoff
Roger Smith
Arnold Fig
Joseph Bartolomeo
Ie Mente
Snow Batteries
Garratt Ae
Prescott and
Williams Denis
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