Get-Together of Sportsmen on Outdoor Life
A meeting of sportsmen and conservationists scheduled for October 29 will discuss outdoor recreation life conditions. Jary of the Chamber of Commerce will host a banquet at a hotel, with Walton League and Fish and Game Association members invited. W. Ruskin of the Izaak Walton League will lead a discussion on stocking streams and preserving wild game to meet increasing demand, stressing unified effort and broader participation.
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Serts
Jary
Chamber of Ting
Walton League
Fish and Game Asso
W. Ruskin
Nationalepresentative
Izaak League
Fishmore
Ruskin
Titis
MODELS MEN'S SHOES AT JOINT STYLES CONFERENCE
Prominent American manufacturers will exhibit three types of men s shoes at the Joint Styles conference in New York on Tuesday 11 as part of a nationwide ad campaign. The event, led by the National Boot and Manufacturer's Association, aims to create a spring footwear program and boost retail sales this season.
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Ihe
Attor
New York
Springer
Boot and Wacturer’s Association
Henry Kof
A. EK. Nettleton Co
Lvle
Associatl Astor
Adler
New Kant
National Shoe Retailers
Sting
National Mailers’ Association
Vice Press
Col
Bowlders Protect Bed From Wear In Irrigation District
Fragmentary text describes use of rocks to shield riverbed or creek bed from wear in an irrigation district. Mentions irregular scattering of ballast rocks and panel ideas. Source content is garbled with uncertain names and measurements.
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Hanks “Magazine
California Moves to Aid 25000 Crippled Children
California develops a statewide program to aid crippled children through early diagnostic clinics and orthopedic care. Dr Walter Dickie leads the effort with a $25000 revolving fund, county billing, and surveys by Winnifred Tougas to identify cases and needs.
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Sea of Galilee
Halfelad Urchin
Dickie
Winnifred Tougas
Sanrancisco
Shriners
Rotarians
Ditkie
Service Club
Detroit Cleveland Passenger Air Line Opens Regular Trips
The Stout Air Services Incorporated launches the first regular passenger air line between Detroit and Cleveland, with two daily round trips and five all metal Ford airliners. William B. Stout heads the company as president, and key officers include W R Mayo G M Holley H V Book and R A Stranahan.
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International News Service
Cleveland
United States
Stout Air Services Incorporated
Detroit
S. E. Knauss
Krauss
Pittsburgh
Knauss
Pittsboro
Atlantic
Ford
William B. Stout
W. R. Mayo
Ford Engineering Staff
G. M. Holley
Holley
Treassurer
H. V. Book
Book Estate
R. A. Stranahan
Champion Spark Plug Company
Toledo
Flower gardens on ocean liners recall women run craft
Popular Mechanics Magazine notes flower gardens on liner decks with dining table decorations. The piece mentions a gendered craft once run by two elderly sisters who lived a self sufficient life with a kitchen garden and poultry yard aboard the ship. The text also records Mr and Mrs George Weaver and Mr and Mrs John Collins of Brookline on a week long auto tour via Mohawk Trail to New York City and Connecticut, with Mr Weaver owning a new Franklin car.
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Moryland
Ireland
Popular Mechanics Magazine
George Weaver
John Collins
Brookline
New York City
Conn
Weaver
Red Cross Aids Massachusetts Ex Veterans and Families
Massachusetts Red Cross chapters report an average 1323 ex service men and their families assisted monthly during the year ending July 1. Help covers settling government claims hospital care and family support while claims are processed. The Red Cross helps gather affidavits and evidence across cities to present claims correctly to government officials.
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Red Cross
Massachusetts
Veterans’ Bureau
Movie Theatres On Wheels Serves Towns
Mussolini uses outdoor traveling picture theatres to spread propaganda to small Italian towns. Auto trucks with portable screens form a fleet that can be set up quickly and moved, delivering film shows and messages.
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Movie Theatres ON
Mussolini
Popular Mechanicg
Packitz
Concord Junction Community Notes and Local Events
Local families take trips and host gatherings as Middlesex Pomona Grange plans a Weston meeting with officer elections. Pine Cone Troop held a weenie roast on Annursnac Hill. Elizabeth Pickard was re appointed Lieutenant. Harvard game notes Frank Pickard played right end in the Harvard Indiana contest. A birth announced at Emerson Hospital. Harvey Wheeler School hosts seventh and eighth graders for an event with games and dancing. Classes in English and Citizenship begin Wednesday evening at the Harvey Wheeler School and are free to all.
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A. O. Loring
Commonwealth Ave
Maine
Middlesex Pomona Grange
Weston
The
Grange
Annursnac Hill
Elizabeth Pickard
Edward Hanley
Frank Pickard
Harvard
John Condon
Emerson Hospital
Harvey Wheeler School
Michael J. Farrell
Main Street
J. J. McNeil
Long
Nova Scotia
Canada
Mainstreet
Mass Reformatory
New Hampshire
George Swanton
Waltham
Joseph Smith
Watertown
John McCleary
Preston Crowell
Stow
West Concord Union
Kent-Ziegler Engagement Announced in Summit
Engagement announced at a bridge party in East Orange between Laura M. Kent of Summit and George W. Ziegler of Buffalo New York. Miss Kent, a Summit High School graduate and nurse at Orange Memorial Hospital, School of Nursing, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Kent of Summit. Ziegler is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ziegler of Concordia Junction.
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Summit New Jersey
East Orange
Alfred T. Kent
Springfield Ave
Laura M. Kent
George W. Ziegler
Buffalo N. Y
Kent
Summit High School
Orange Memorial Hospital
Ziegler
A. G. Ziegler
Concora Junction
Annuisnac Grange P. of H Social Dances Opening
The Annuisnac Grange P of H will hold the first in a series of Social Dances at Association Hall Concord Junction Friday evening November 4 with music by Ronnie's Orchestra of Lowell. The socials will be held Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annuisnac Grange P. of
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Ronnie’s Orchestra
Lowell
Political event dates and committee members listed
The document lists day evenings for a series of meetings on November 18 December 16 30 January 13 27 February 10 and 17 with a Committee of arrangements chaired by George A Hodgdon and including Guy Elmes C Clarence Manter John Reed Daniel Sullivan George Lee Linnie Hodgdon Margaret Alexander Elizabeth Cowell Emma Beharrell and Florence Finan.
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George A. Hodgdon
Guy Elmes
C. Clarence Manter
John Reed
Daniel Sullivan
George Lee
Linnie Hodgdon
Margaret Alexander
Elizabeth Cowell
Emma Beharrell
Florence Finan
Halloween Ghost Story Party at Kelly Home
Shirley and Dexter Kelly hosted about thirty friends at their parents’ house on Commonwealth Avenue for a Halloween night gathering. The home featured black and yellow decorations and entertainment included ghost stories told by Frederick Taylor.
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Shirley
Dexter Kelly
Mrs
Chester Kelly
Comonwealth Avenue
Frederick Taylor
Halloween Parties at West Concord Church and Junction Union Church
The Helping Hand Society and the Senior and Junior Christian Endeavor Society held Halloween parties in the Vestry of the West Concord Union Church and the West Concord Junction Union Church. Contemporary notes mention a postponed Company H meeting, a prompt rescue by driver Harry Carroll saving Harold Hall’s Main Street lunch cart, and social visits including Miss Jane Knight hosting relatives on Commonwealth Ave with a small guest list.
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Helping Hand Society
West Concord Union Church
Company H
West Concord
Harry Carroll
Main Street
Harold Hall
John Merrill
Allen Kennedy
Central Street
Plymouth
Florida
Jane Knight
Henry Johnson
Commonwealth Ave
Iren Hinz
Olga Ostberg
Eleanor Miner
Maguire
Sarah Fay
Idonian Barrett
Christian Endeavor Society
West Concord Junction Union Church
Maynard George Lynch Elected President of Midland Bowling League
George Lynch Maynard was elected president and Joseph McCarthy of Hudson secretary of the Midland Bowling League. The league opens Tuesday Nov 8 with Maynard vs Hudson in Maynard. Wessi Acton vs Collins Marlboro. Lincoln Marlboro vs Ayer. Prizes awarded for champion team and individual record scores.
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George Lynch
Midland Bowling League
Joseph McCarthy
Hudson
Maynard
Wessi Acton
Collins
Marlboro
Lincoln
Ayer
Methodist Church Schedule and Pension Drive Details
Rev Charles E Carroll supply pastor announces services at 9 30 morning worship 10 45 church school 6 00 evening sermon 7 00 Epworth league and 7 45 mid week prayers with a November Pension Reserve Campaign for New England Conference ministers aiming to raise 665000 over five years to stabilize retirement benefits at about 25 dollars per active year. Other parish activities include Girls Scouts Vestry Choir rehearsal and Ladies Aid collation. The drive seeks educational outreach before subscriptions.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Maynard
Charles E. Carroll
Brooks St
Tel
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
New England Conference
Worcester
The High Cost of Loving sermon at Concord church
Concord Trinitarian Congregational Church lists events for early November led by Rev. Gail Cleland. Activities include Boy Scouts, Sunday School, a Pastor's Class, the 10:45 morning service on November 6, and a sermon on The High Cost of Loving. A Day of Friendly visitation, a Young People's Club, and a mission meeting are also noted.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Mass
Gail Cleland
Boy Scouts
Fellowship
Young People’s Club
The
Missionary Institute
Emerson Hospital Donation Day Announces Sale Event
A Donation Day and sale will be held to benefit Emerson Hospital in Concord Town on Saturday November 5 with a 2 PM start. Community members are invited to contribute and participate in the fundraising effort.
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Emerson
Emerson Hospital
Concord
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