Concord Through Fence Injury Incident and School Play
A two-vehicle crash on Lexington and Concord streets left Mrs. Munroe with leg injuries and damaged both cars. The accident involved William K. Serfied and Fred B. Lewin. a fence and wall were broken. Readings note a "Housel and Gretel" presentation by Concord Academy pupils on Thursday evening to benefit the Pine Fund. The James J. Minafield Post held a Veterans Building meeting chaired by Commander George J. Prescott to discuss the Patriots Day banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington and Conway
William K. Serfied
Lexington
Fred B. Lewin
Great
William Gillin
Len
Munroe
Arlingeights
Dillin
Housel
Gretel
Con Academy
Pine Fund
Nashoba Fruit Producers elect officers at West Acton meeting
At the annual meeting in West Acton last Wednesday, Gordon Hutchins was elected treasurer and Pervert Peterson named director of the Nashoba Fruit Producers Association, following a Chil dren of the American Revolution gathering at Mrs. Watson M. Gordon’s Sudbury Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old North Bridge
Mra. Watson M. Gordon
Sudbury Road
Gordon Hutchins
Pevertl Peterson
Nashoba Fruit Producers Association
West Acton
Women Auxiliaries Plan Memorial Day Dinner and Events
The Women s Auxiliary of James J Mansfield Post American Legion met in the Veterans Building to refine plans for a Memorial Day dinner for veterans of all wars. Granville Holden was named dinner committee chair, with fifteen young women as servers and an orchestra providing music. Proceeds from a recent play were split with the Legion to buy kitchen equipment, and a whist party for French war veterans is set for March 1 to support Light House basketry work. The group also announced sale of tickets for a Patriots Day banquet on April 19 and noted the May 18 next meeting, with April’s session skipped due Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Veterans
Eugenie Mario Fosse
Concord
Granville Holden
Auxiliary
Rutland Hospital
Mary C. Tehin
Legion
Auxiliaary
George L. Prescott
Legion Committee
Pauline Bodman
Eugenie Marie Foss
Alice Hagerty
Madeline Ryan
Ruth Mara
Mary Flavin
Legion Post
Walden Royal Arch Plans Ladies Night Concert and Visit
Walden Royal Arch Chapter met at the Masonic Temple for a dinner and degree work. Walter N. How announced Friday April 25 as the annual Ladies Night with a banquet and a concert by renowned artists. District Deputy Grand High Priest George H. Dale will visit April 28, accompanied by Deputy Grand Captain Hugh Goddard.
Sudbury Dressmaking Class Led By Farm Bureau
The Sudbury dress making and millinery class of Farm Bureau met last week with attendees including Mrs Carrie Stone Mrs Joe Hall Mrs Chas Baldwin Mrs M Sheal Mrs Earl Stone Mrs Stewart Mrs Alice Huskel Mrs Harrie Gleason Miss Eunice Baldwin Mrs Roland Cutler Miss Emily Willis Mrs Chester L Perry and Mrs G H E Gohlke among others. Aprons pockets and buttonhole binding were worked on during the session. Gas at lunch, the next meeting to be held PotI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Carrie Stone
Joe Hall
Chas. Baldwin
M Sheal
Earl Stone
Stewart
Alice Huskel
Harrie Gleason
Eunice Baldwin
Roland Cutler
Emily Willis
Chester L Perry
Vie
Woman's Club Meeting Highlights and Sketch
The Woman's club held a regular meeting with a food sale by Mrs. Walter Piper. A short sketch Blood Will Tell delighted members with cast including Mrs. Chas Brackett Mrs. Charles Way and Mrs. Powell. Music by high school girls and Mrs. Mary Piper. Guest night set for April 2 with Jefferson Harborn reading Blessed the Hum or. Each member may bring one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Walter Piper
Chas. Brackett
Charles Way
Powell
Mary Piper
Jefferson Harborn
Woman in Birmingham Fractures Husband with Monkeywrench
A Birmingham woman fractured her husband's skull using a monkeywrench amid reports of a pistol shortage in the city. The incident highlights tensions around access to firearms and domestic violence concerns in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Stedman Buttrick Sends News of Health Improvement
Stedman Buttrick now at Coronado Springs California shares good news of continual health improvement. Welcome Henry Robbins Edgarton, second child of Mr and Mrs Edgarton. Charles G Edgarton of 8 St born at Faulkner Hospital Jamaica Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman Buttrick
Coronado Springs
California
Henry Robbins Edgarton
Mera
Charles G. Edgarton
Lm 8 St
Faulkner Hbepital
Jamaica Plain
Women’s Union Holds Vestry Meeting at Trinitarian Church
The Women's Union of the Trinitarian Church met Thursday afternoon in the vestry with Mrs. John Whitney presiding. Mrs. Leslie R. Moore led Bible study and tea was served by Mrs. Prescott and Miss Carkin. The group hosts a church supper and an entertainment titled The Women of Destiny this evening under Mrs. Prescott's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Union of the Trinitarian Church
John Whitney
Leslie R. Moore
Franklin N. Prescott
Edith Carkin
CRBS
Women's Union
Women of Destiny
Prescott
Concord High School News and Social Notices
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Tealie O Anderson on the birth of a son born March 13. Leonard P White former Concord High School visitor now a professor at Chicago University visited last week. Tom Wood from WilMaton Seminary also visited. The Concord Woman's Club literature class met at Mrs B R Bartlett’s home to continue Bible study led by Mrs Leslie R Moort. Mr and Mrs Frederick C Dumaine issued invitations for a Garfield road dance in honor of their daughter Cordelia Dumaine on Friday March 28 from 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tealie O. Anderson
Leonard P. White
Chicago University
Concord High School
H. “Tom” Wood
WilMaton Seminary
Concord Woman's Club
Ripley Bartlett
Leslie R. Moort
Frederick C. Durmaine
Garfield Road
Cordelia Dumaine
Concord High Forum Debates Philippine Independence
The Concord High School Forum in Eaton Hall discussed Philippine independence with speakers including Clarence Prime and Ellsworth Waitt twenty four, debating imperialism, U S acquisition, and the Philippines future. Barromeo argued for retention while Robus spoke on geography and resources and Webster chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord H
Philippines
Joseph Barromeo
United States
Ellsworth Waitt
Philippine
For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels and Setting Eggs
Three husky Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels offered at $5 each. Two years of prizes and specials noted. Setting eggs priced at $2 per setting, with a settings option at $5. Contact F. L. Garland in Concord Jnet via telephone 676-W.
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F. L. Garland Concord Jnet
James Galuzzo Case Continued In Concord District Court
James Galuzzo of 62 Conant Street Concord Junction had his charge of possessing a firearm by an unnaturalized foreign born person continued to the next Saturday morning in district court. Galuzzo was summoned after his daughter turned over a revolver she said her father had used to threaten her. Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Hibernain Hall with Mrs. Mary Manning presiding. They planned two tables for the K of C grand bazaar on May 2nd and 3rd and appointed a committee to run the tables after a conference with the Council in Monument Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
Knights of Columbia
Monument Tall
St. Bernard's Arch
Michael J. Dee
Veterans’ Building
John H. Goulding
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hibernian Hall
Dee
Patrick J. McCrath
Maynard Council
St. Bernard's
Our Lady Help of Christians
James Galu
James Galuzzo
Conant Street
Concord Jct
District Court
Caluzzo
Qalutzo
Ryan
Ladies’ Auxilary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hibernain Hall
Mary Manning
K. of C
Monument Hall
Bus near-miss on Main Street injures few pupils
A Concord to Main Street bus last Thursday nearly toppled when its right front wheel failed near the Sheehan estate. The bus stayed on the road and all passengers, including high school pupils, escaped with a bad shaking and fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sheehan
Main Street
Two Doubles Observe Anniversaries In Acton Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Acton mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Friday March 21. Their son Daniel Brown from Boston visits with a full course turkey dinner and roses, while Dr Nellie Drinkall unable to attend. The couple married in Belgrade Maine and have lived in Acton 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Brown
Boston
Acton
Nellie Drinkall
J. Brown
Hinsdale
Belgrade
Maine
Christian Science Services at Monument Square Concord
Christian Science services are held Sundays at 10 45 and Wednesdays at 7 45 with legal tithes healing practice. Sunday school for ages up to twenty meets at 10 46. A free reading room in the church buildings is open daily 2 pm to 6 pm except Sundays and holidays for reading borrowing or purchasing authorized literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Square
Concord
Dances Recommend Flavored Talcum for Girls’ Necks
Observers note a trend from dances where girls are advised to apply flavored talcum powder to their necks. The guidance appears in social commentary reflecting fashion and etiquette of the season.
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Mra. Adams Tolman
Agadh
James J. Miinafield
Vanderhoof Hardware Co
Main
the Waltham National Bank
Waltham National Bank
Federal Reserve Systen
Waltham, Mass
Lowell
B. W. Brown Grain Company
Concord, Mass
Warmth Insurance
Florida
The
South Acton Coal & Lumber Co
American Legion Auxiliary
Walden R. A
Concord Junction
J. E. Smith
Lawnsbrook Road
Mass
Sudbury
Dodge
Concord 417
Women’s Union
F. S. Hickey
Tremont S
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Vialle Motor CO
Mars
Walden
Waltham
G. Raymond Jones
Nason Street
General Ae
Massachusetts
Frank E. Sanderson
Maynard
Edison
Columbia
Sonora Records
Singer
Arthur E. Loftus & Co
Commonwealth Ave
Star and Durant
Collins Motor Car CO
Charles Weckstrom
Glendale Street N. Billerica, Mass
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