Patern and Burton Shine in Diverse Early Career Tales
The piece traces Lemuel F Parton and Burton in early journalistic paths, noting Parton’s rise from printer’s devil to city editor and editor positions. It weaves memory of presses, power, and a forecasting eye on the era’s prominent newspapers and figures.
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Y York
Sy Burton
Hester
Liked
the Eagle
Burton
City
The
Eagle
Tmat
New York Journal
Marriage at St Bernard's in Lexington
The ceremony for Mrs. Ready and her husband Took place at St Bernard's Church in Lexington with Rev William H Fin nick officiating. A reception followed at the Colonial Inn attended by immediate family including bridesmaid Miss Margaret Hosey and best man Eugene Buckley. The couple will honeymoon in Dominica aboard the S S Body Nelson and reside at 2246 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington.
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I. Hosey Street
Ieee
H. Ready
Catherine
Lexington
St. Bernard's ‘Church
Willian H. Finnick
Colonial Inn
Margaret A. Hosey
Eugene T. Buckley
Concord Women to Attend 18th Massachusetts League Convention
Concord representatives will join the 18th annual Massachusetts League of Women Voters convention at the Hotel Sheraton in Boston May 17 and 18. Mrs Donald Frothingham will chair the usher's committee. speakers include Mrs Walter Greenough and Miss Mary R Heard with sessions on budgets and government, followed by officer elections and credential reports.
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Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
Donald Frothingham
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Sheraton
Boston
Rt Pinper
Peeeeny
Welcomne Ae
Pier Lee Normandie
Boston League
7 Nam
Cusack
John J Mahoney
A. Grahem Baldwin
William. N Budds
Martha Fouser
Donald Born
Robert Wales
Engagement of Mary Smith to Newton Hawes
Mary Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Smith announces engagement to Newton Henderson Hawes son of Mrs William Hawes of Winston Salem NC and the late Mr Hawes. Smith is a Concord Academy graduate and now attends Briar College at Sweet Bay University.
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Oneort
Neodoté Lincoln Smith
Tier Dangarer
Mary
Ementsmith
Newton Henderson Hawes
William ‘Marvin Hawes
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Mr. Hawes
Miss Smith
Concord Academy
Briar College
Sweet
Anes Eee
Ce Aecalling
Sue University
Delegates Attend State Convention at Swampscott
Delegates from the James J Mansfield Post Auxiliary will attend the American Legion Auxiliary annual state convention at the New Ocean House in Swampscott on June 16 17 and 18. President Mrs Helen Par attends as a featured official.
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Concord
James J Mansfheld
Post Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Helen Par
Concord Girl Receives Bravery Medal for River Rescue
Governor Charles F. Hurley awarded the Massachusetts Humane Society medal to 14 year old Madeline Foote of Concord for rescuing two girls from the icy Concord River last February. The presentation occurred Thursday noon.
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State Horse
Boston
Charles FP. Hurley
Massachusetts Humane’ Society
Madeline EB. Foote
Concord
Foote
Dr F Hawkes Guest Speaker At Boy Scout Court
Dr Franklin Hawkes, commissioner of the Sachem Council, spoke at a public court of honor for the West Concord Boy Scouts held at Harvey Wheeler School. He presented awards to Life Scouts Paul Boyd Richard Damon Henry Harmon and others with words of encouragement.
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iWest Concord
Franklin Hawkes
Harvey Wheeler School
Boy Scouts of the West Concord
Hawkes
Sachem Council
Henry Harmon
Tenderfoot 'Regairen
Berm
Otis M
Dr. Hawkes
Paul Boyd
Richa Damon
Henry "Harmon
John: Chase
James
Condon
Edward O'Neil
Ralph Gerow
Robert O'Neil
Harold, Russell
John Tombeno
Charles Gibbs
John Higgins
Joseph King
Richard O'Neil
John Webster
Buchanan Nims
John Chase
James Condon
Richard Damon
Marksmer Win Medals As Experts Marksmer Win Medals As Experts West
The article notes a winter marksmen competition organized by the Revolver League under the New England Police Department division. Teams from multiple police departments competed with sharpshooters listed among the participants including John Tufts Edward Hogan and others.
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Marksmer
West
Concord
Department of Correction
New England Police
Revolver League
Ry French
Lawrétite Frawley
Raymond Hatch
Robert Poland
William Moran
John Tufts
Robert Ay Ne ‘Phy
William Lee
John Mish
Award O'Neill
Markem
Edward Hogan
John
Packard Team Triumphs Over Local School Baseball
Packard defeated the school in a 2 run game at the municipal ballpark as the fourth inning nears. The Hudson squad showed strong defense and early offense, but Packard pulled ahead with two late hits to secure the win.
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Hudson
Ware Nears
Mowiton
Cahware Coon
Regent selection at DAR meeting in Concord
Reenal L Morse presided as regent at a DAR chapter meeting at the Concord Coloni al Inn. Miss Virginia A Sanderson was elected regent with a slate of officers and delegates announced along with the nominating committee. The annual state draft profile and a Shakespeare program are planned for June 22 at Billside School Marlboro with all members invited.
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Reenal L. Morse
Cologial Inn
Concord
Charles K Houghton
Virginia’. A. Sanderson
Clarence B. Tuttle
Ording
Vier
Peppard
Otary
Evelyn
N. Harris
John H. Lord
Edward B. Sawyer
William Scent
Arthur R. Jengh
Charles. R
Virginia A. Saunderson
Charles H.towle
Adams
Clar ‘O Tuttle
Course R.blimm
Willim R Brow
Lowree H. Crane
Victor Brd
Hvelyn W
Alta Hildreth
Johny Hinton
Marlboro
Concord Rotary Club Elects Rev E P Daniels President
Rev E P Daniels of the First Parish Church was elected president of the Concord Rotary Club at the luncheon meeting held at the Colonial Inn. Guest speaker Captain Z C Brewater of American Airlines spoke on Air Travel. Other officers named include Aswell H Oram vice president August G Ziegler treasurer Joseph Dee secretary Hubert M Wardwell retiring president Alden R Wheeler and Ervin L Bumford directors with installation set for July.
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Concord
Edward Perry Daniels
Concord Rotary Club
Z.C. Brewater
American Air Lines, Inc
Concord Rotary
Daniels
Asewell H. Oram
August G. Ziegler
Joseph Dee
Hubert M. Wardwell
Alden R. Wheeler
Ervin L. Bumford
May Party by Women's Union at Trinity Congregational Church
The Women’s Union of the Trinity Congregational Church will hold its annual May Party on Thursday May 19 at 230 PM at Mrs John Macone’s home in Lowell. The Executive Committee will host with the Harmonica Band of the Burroughs News Boys Foundation providing entertainment.
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Concord
Women’s Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church
John. Macone
Lowell
Burroughs. Newsboys Foundation
Incomedy Concord presents Husbands Go at Veterans Building
The Concord Players staged As Husbands Go by Rachel Grothers at the Veterans Building with JC Taylor directing. Betty Darling and Emmie Sykes received praise for strong stage presence and expressive acting in a wholesome comedy with a serious angle.
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Concord
Rachel Grothers
Veterans Building
JC Taylor
Sudleubhe
Betty 1
Ling
Leonard Larrabee
Lucile Lingard
Betty Darling
Derbyshire
George BB
Dix
Emmie Sykes
Helene P
Dat
Hippolitus
Lomi
Bourquin
Wailer
Whitney M. Cook
Charles Lingard
Tml Larrabee
Wilbur’ Howasin
Elizabeth Alexpigs
Virginia Arm
Walter
Borden
Anne Chamberlin
Roseary Cutter
Russell Hunt
Virginia
Vialle
Davenport. Wallace
Stanton Garfield
Raymond’ P. Baldwin
Dwin D. Brooks
D. Ripley Gage
Charles L. Rocks
Marvin C. Taylor
Newell Garfield
Sidney Coolidge, Jr
Eben L. Corey
Herbert B. Hosmer
Pliny Jewell
Hans ‘W. Miller
Laurence A. Murray
David G. Smith
Whitney
Estate Sales at White Pond A. Eens By Thomas Wiss
Readable fragments note estate sale actions at White Pond involving Thomas Wiss and parties GiGisnisathin Sel Moonstone on Toe Street with related transfer hints and buyer interests.
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White Pond A. Eens
Thomas F. Thomas Wiss
4-H Boys Day Draws Large Crowd in Concord
Four Hundred 4-H boys from across the region gathered at Concord and Emerson Playground on May 7 for a day of athletic tests and project showcases. Prizes included baby chicks, tools, and a large banner for the top club, with separate awards for under and over fourteen participants.
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Concord
Ee Aety
Emerson Playground
Midd County Extension Service
George B
Hiron M. Smith
Ontenta
Jack Kniver
Ashby Handicwatt Club
Ashby
Edwin Walker
Ainder
Charles Fenerson
Stow
William Thorson
Edwin O'Neill
West Concord
March Purington
Garden
Arthur Cortney
Westford
Stuart Johnson
Townsend
Everett Radé Cliffe
John Anderson
Groton
Carliele
Charles Gibbs
Pad Concord
Henry Damon
Wer Ord
Hudson
Norman Parker
Grovom
Purington
Billy ‘Thoreson
Concord Board Sets Guide Regulations For Town Guides
The Concord Board of Selectmen enacts rules governing town guides including required uniform cap blue serge suit or blue coat with white fon sors and a uniform fee. A bench opposite Liberty Polo Green and three signs will direct visitors to guides under police supervision. Violations may lead to a two week suspension or license revocation for serious cases.
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Concord Board of Selectmen
Liberty
Chief of Police
Tmen'ot
Concord Six Mile Race Notes Endurance Oddity
Fragmentary report from Concord about a six mile South Acton race describing entrants and a bizarre contractual note about removing trousers mid race. The text is garbled with names like Craig and Gay Wt suggesting participants or officials.
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Concord
South Acton
Craig
Iubsts
Jol Prawhbey
West Concord Plans Pick Up Service Day May 1
West Concord completes observance of its 20th anniversary of the air mail service with a May 1 Pick Up Service Day. A special air mail flight will depart from the West Concord post office to Boston at 3 05 daylight time, bearing a West Concord cachet on outgoing mail from local manufacturers and firms.
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West Concord
Margaret B Coughlin
Hudson
Boston
Cuneta High School Glee Club Presents Concert
Cuneta High School Glee Club announces a concert to be held on Thursday May 12 at 2 20 pm. The program aims to showcase the best music in a refined, community proud event featuring student performers and a focus on high quality entertainment.
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Cuneta High School
Srecia
Howe
Wildflower Ag. Walk Along Ewtabrook Road This Sunday
The initial wildflower garden walk begins Sunday afternoon along Ewtabrook road and the adjacent wood roads. Participants travel by automobile at 3 o clock joining Whitcom and Mrs Thomas L. for the excursion.
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