Ring and Brave Rescue Change a Young Man’s Fate
Marvin, a signal tower worker, loses a ring while pursuing a worthy romance. He saves a train by lighting a switch with lanterns and rescues Miss Duncan, earning admiration and revealing true love beyond shallow courtship.
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Vira Mason
Egies
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Rosaville
Tian
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Hettie Worth
Aliee Woods
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Marer
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Concord News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Concord residents share a busy week with car purchases, travel to beaches, hospital talks, and summer plans. Notables include Miss Brera Dinney of Ac ton and Miss Ursula Noyes of Boston speaking on nursing, while families plan trips to Monument Beach and Bar Harbor.
Recital by Miss Stone’s Pupils Impresses Concord Junction
The Monday evening recital by Miss Stone’s pupils drew a crowded audience and earned praise for young performers. Notable were two guest numbers from Boston including Miss Siple, with the pastor delivering an encore. The event showcased rising musical talent and the teacher’s lasting influence.
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Miss Stone
Hilren
Boston
Miss Siple
Chariots and Horsemen of Israel Service at Trinity Church
The Trinitarian Church marks a national anniversary with special services next Sunday. Morning sermon at 10 45 on The Chariots and Horsemen of Israel. An evening union Fourth of July concert at 7 with a special anniversary order by the National Service Commission. Several youths will take parts and music led by the choir. Addresses by Rev. L B MacDonald and Mr Staples of Camp Thomas. Mr Sixby a Harvard undergraduate connected with the camp will speak about entering service as a chaplain. All citizens invited. Communion prep lecture July 6 at 7 45 titled What Shall I Do With My Life.
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L. B.,.macdonald
Staples
Camp ‘Thomas
Sixby
Harvard College
Patriotism on the Fourth at West Coord School House
The Enterprise editor invites the community to a simple popular gathering on the West Coord school house lawn for the Fourth of July. The event runs from 8 to 9 p m with a chorus rehearsal at 8 o'clock and a pier gathering noted, urging all who wish to participate to attend.
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West Coord School House
Inre
Uae
W. J
Mrs Christine Groning Dies After Short Illness
Friends and family mourn the death of Mrs Christine Groning of Bedford Road at Deaconess Hospital last Wednesday. Born in Norway about 35 years ago she had lived in the United States for a decade. She leaves husband Olaf and two young children, a sister Mrs Olive Ostburg of the town, with funeral services held Friday afternoon and burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Christine Groning
Olaf Groning
Bedford Rd
Groning
Norway
Olive Ostburg
Sleepy Hollow 1
Surprise 60th Street Hosts Honor Mr and Mrs Nelson
Mr and Mrs George Nelson on Main Street were surprised Friday evening by former Sunday school classmates. They received a cut glass fruit dish and silver olive fork as tokens. Guests enjoyed music and games, refreshments, and praised the hosts for a delightful evening.
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George’ ‘Nelson
Main St
Nelson
Nélson
Diploma Awards At Help of Christians Sunday School
Sunday marked the closing day of Sunday school at Help of Christians church. After the 10 50 mass Rev M J Kiley presented diplomas to the following students who completed the teachers course Misses Virginia Christian Mary Christian Helen King Laura Curley Olive Lyons Margaret O Grady Agnes O Grady Mary Gonnorton Lillian Fitz Gerald Loretta Lyons Francis Williams Cecilia Reilley Louise Lyons Annie Prendergast Genevieve Hearn Cecilia Williams Margaret Prendergast Frank Gerrity Thomas Prendergast John McEachern.
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Help of Christians Church
M. J. Kiley
Virginia
Christian
Mary Christian
Helen King
Laura Curley
Olive Lyons
Margaret O’grady
Agnes O’grady
Mary G@onnorton
Lillian FitzGerald
Loretta Lyons
Francis Williams
Cecilia Reilley
Louise Lyons
Annie Prendergast
Genevieve Hearn
Cecilia Williams
Margaret Prendergast
Frank Gerrity
Thomas Prendergast
John McEachern
West Roxbury Child Suffers Arm Fracture in Accident
Friends report Mr and Mrs Thurston Day of West Roxbury formerly Miss Clara Pratt grieved by their daughter Marjorie’s injury on Saturday. While removing the baby's coat she twisted her arm, breaking it. The arm is in a plaster cast and the child is resting comfortably after the mishap.
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Wood St
Cota Magoon
Lexington Rd
Wollaston
James McGee
New York
Everett Pierce
Ellis Whitcomb
Dracut
Concord Sunny
Geo. P. Furber
Monument Beach
Ruth Wood
Smith College
Crescent Rd
F. B. Sellers
Carkin
Bates House
Paul Murray
Thurston Day
West Roxbury
Clara Pratt
Marjorie
Day of Prayer Urged by Catholics Worldwide
A day of special prayer is announced for Saturday at Help of Christians church and churches nationwide. Catholics are urged to join prayers at masses in response to Pope Benedict XV’s request for the early return of charity and goodwill among nations.
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Benedict XV
War Relief Report April May 1917 1918 totals
The War Relief Volunteer Committee reports 17 bales sent over April and May to Duryea Paris New England Italian War Relief and other groups. Total articles sent 2065 with gifts receipts totaling about 10487.59 dollars and 413.36 dollars in special payments. meetings weekly, soliciting donations and old papers for fundraising.
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War Relief Volunteer Committee
Duryea War Relief
Paris
New England
Paul Hyatinthe Loyson
Philip Riddett
Canis
A. M
Mile
Gabrielle de Bray
Emilie Thutneyssen
Theophile Bronnér
Polish Relief Committee
Concord
Lucienne Camiot
Mts
Prescott
Keyes
First
Noom
War Relief Committee
Chilton
Monument St
Mary A
Mary W. Ker
Dodge Bros War Industry Expands Employment
Herbert Vialle, back from Detroit, says Dodge Bros Motor Car Co will add thousands of workers to replace those in service or reassigned to the new factory for turning out range finders and sights for government guns. The plant aims to employ about 15,000, with potential curtailment in car output as government uses olive drab vehicles.
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Herbert Vialle
Detroit
Dodge Bros.Motor Car Co
Dodge Bros
Quartermaster’s Department
Frost damages Liberty Gardens. gardeners vow restoration
Jack Frost struck last Thursday night causing extensive damage to the Liberty Gardens on the playground. Gardeners began replanting the next day and pledged to rebuild a true Liberty garden through grit and perseverance.
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Jack Frost
Liberty Gardens
Auto trip from Mississippi to Campbell New York
John W Raymond and Ruth Raymond travel by automobile to Campbell New York Saturday morning. Andrew Jeft accompanies them and Miss Hilda Raymond, recently a physical instructor in the Campbell schools, will return with them.
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John W. Raymond
Ruth Raymond
Andrew Jeft
Campbell
N. Y
Hilda Raymond
Concord Food Facts Centre Opens to Serve Community
The Concord Food Facts Centre, opened recently, fills a needed community role. This week Mrs William Batoh and Mrs Woodward Huillsonin will oversee operations with Miss McInthan starting service the following Monday.
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Concord Food Facts Centre
William Batoh
Woodward Huillsonin
Miss Mc Inthan
Lost Book Notice at Middlesex Institution for Savings
According to law notice is given that Book No 27830 has been lost. Payment stopped. The notice is from Charles E. B. Brown Treasurer Concord June 21 1918. Names listed include Friedman N H McFarland Mr Way T L Wilkins C F MacDonald Miss Annie C Purdy Miss Esther C.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles EB. Brown
Concord
Executors Appointed for Mae E. Paratte Will in Middlesex
Notice states Mae E. Paratte of Concord died testate in Middlesex County and executors Charles C. Hall and Albert P. Worthen have taken duties by bond. Creditors must present claims and debtors settle with the executors at 885 Bexiton Lowell Massachusetts.
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Mae E. Bpratte
Middlesex
Charles C. Hall
Bexiton
Lowell
Mass
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