News of the Week in Concord and Lincoln Community Notes
The week brings a Sunday morning service at a Concord chapel and a successful rummage sale at the State Armory for the Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Charles Schueler. James J. Mansfield Post, American Legion, reports a large turnout for a steak dinner at Charles Carruth’s. Corinithian Lodge announces events and visits by Masonic officers. Willard A Parker and Ralph Coates hold posts in related ceremonies. a Cambridge scout leader is installed. a chimney fire on Strawberry Watt Road caused no damage.
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Bernard Iddings Belee
Mornin Cational
State Armory
Secute
Charles Schueler
James J. Mansfield Post
Charles Carruth
Lexngton Road
Lincoln
Corinthian Enn Corinthian Lodge
Garfield
Willard A Parker
Ralph Coates
Jacob Meder
Laws Brook
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Strawberry Watt T
Tercentenary Service at First Meeting House Held
A ceremony marked the Tercentenary of the First Meeting House with about two hundred attendees. Rev. Perry introduced speakers including Rev. Daniels and Rev. Edwards from Boston. An exhibit on church history was shown during dinner organized by Mrs. Henry F. Smith.
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Cord
Mane
Perry
Boston
Mr. Daniels
First Church of Christ Concord Sermon and Sale Notice
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 with an evening testimonial meeting at 7 46. A sale of church edifice is planned from 35 m. The lesson sermon references Adam and fallen man, Romans 9 8, and Romans 8 1 8 9, discussing the divine standard and the perfection of man as God’s reflection.
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Adam
Carin
God
Jesus
Concord Mothers' Club Holds November Meeting With Home Nursing Demo
The Concord Mothers' Club met in the Trinitarian Congregational church parlors on Monday evening November 2 for a regular session featuring a home nursing demonstration by club nurses. The program listed Mrs. John of Thefering and Mrs. George W. of Willow Street among participants.
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Concord Mothers’ Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
John
Thefering
George W
Willow Street
Concord Lodge
C.F
Willow
Rebekah Lodge
Annie Isner
Arthur Berty
Stow Street
New Trains For New Trains For Two express weins
A fragmented OCR note mentions trains and Concord Station with times around 1 p m and an additional 7 ented, but specifics are unclear. The reference suggests express service changes or introduction affecting Concord area transit.
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Goall
Concord
of & Ee
Concord Men's Club Monthly Supper and Meeting
The Concord Men's Club held its monthly supper and meeting at Trinitarian. The event featured a repast described as moral and reflective, with attendees gathering for discussion and fellowship.
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Concord Men's Club
Concord Evening Classes Now Well Under Way
Concord hosts a broad range of evening courses starting Thursday evening with sessions in photography for beginners travel talks on English cathedrals and home nursing. Instructors include Walter G. Whitman Rev. R. Peck Miss Spiers and Mrs. Angier offering lectures practical demonstrations and study series through the season.
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Concord Community Clauser
Webster
Wallace
Martin Boyey
Pagent B. Hosmer
Walter G. Whitman
Concord
Department of Chemistry
Concorde
Hussey
Newton A. Merritt
Newton
Europe
R. Peck
Trinity Church
Peck
England
Miss Spiers
Red Cross
Winthrop Lee
Miss Welle
Middlesex Extension Service
Mabel Neal
Angier
Martha Chase
Allen French
Boston
Bunker Hill
Robbins
Ace at Concord Ninth Hole Sets Golf Memory Record
Mrs Hayes becomes the first woman to ace the ninth hole at Concord in memory. The report highlights a historic feat by a local golfer with strong community interest.
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Ace
Concord Masonic ceremony and local town notices
Clarence H Hewitt of West Concord and other officers installed as officers with Will A Charles of South Acton as secretary. Retiring High Priest H Mahicen Foley honored. Social hour and bouquets. Nearby, Concord physician illness update and hunting trip noted. Town hearings reviewed on two pole locations Old Stow road and a 1000 gallon gasoline tank by-pass by Michaele De Jory.
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Concord
Clarence H Hewitt
Central Street
West Concord
Aes Mee Ee Concord
Edwin Run
Russell C. Berry
Acton
George B Cahoon
Royal Arch
John Anderson
Coi
Carlisle
R. Clifford
Tyler
Will A. Charles
South Acton
Winslow J. Damon
H. Mahicen Foley
Clarence H. Hewitt
Sea Street
Emerson Hospital
Ee Siam
Seiten Sete
Canada
Wells
Bell
Old Stow Road
Michaele .P. de Jory
New Concord By-Pass
Halloween Food Sale and Whist Party Held
Our Lady Help of Christians C D A held a Halloween food sale and whist party in an evening gathering. Elizabeth Connell chaired the whist with Elizabeth Mahoney organizing the food sale. prizes went to Margaret Castle Oscar Bedford Princes Higgins Elizabeth Gonnell and Roger Diskin as the sole man present.
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Court
Our Lady Help of Christians
C.D. of A
Elizabeth Connell
Elizabeth Mahoneye
Margaret Castle
Oscar Bedford
Princes Higgins
Eisabeth Gonnell
Roger Disken
Anniversary Observed Quietly for Welly A Hall and Mia Hall
Welly A Hall and Mia Hall marked their wedding anniversary in a quiet observance Friday, with close family and friends in attendance. The couple celebrated the milestone at home, reflecting on years together and sharing warm memories.
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Mia
Dorchester Bride Weds Belknap Street Groom
Mrs Chriating Swi of Dorchester marries Clif f of Belknap street in a small ceremony on October 19. The couple to host a home reception on Sunday November 1 at 37 Belknap street.
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Chriating Swi
Dorchester
Cliff
Belknap Street
Club Meeting Notice
An upcoming club meeting is scheduled for Tuesday in November. Minutes and agenda will be shared at the session.
Improvement Report for Per Ley Thurston Home Rest
The item notes that Per Ley Thurston is greatly improved and has returned home with Mrs Aubrey. It mentions Cosant End and West Dame Meer Sf Sera as readable fragments. The text preserves the basic update in a concise newspaper card style.
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Per‘ley Thurston
Cosant
West Concord Woman's Club to Meet Friday
The West Concord Woman's Club will gather in Warner Hall Friday afternoon with President Mrs. Murdock presiding. Guest of honor is District Director Mrs. Walter T. Stanton and speaker Howell Cullinan of WEEI who will discuss Broadcasting the News. Mrs. Fred Gale serves as hostess.
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West Concord
Second place in Mas ee College judging contest
The entry finished second in the annual judging contest held at the Mas ee College on Saturday October 23. Ten teams from across the state competed. Team members included Lawrance Selig Waltham and David Barnum with Burlington Robert Hosem and Lawrence Selig receiving ribbons from the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture for high scores.
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Masee College
Lawrance Selig
Waltham
David Barnum
Burlington
Robert Hosem
Lawrence Selig
Massachusetts Deaf Agriculture
Art exhibition by local artists planned by Woman's Club
The Woman's Club announces an exhibition of paintings and etchings by local artists from November. Interested artists seeking inclusion should contact the Library via Mrs Hudspeth. Call details incomplete but indicate prompt submission.
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Hudspeth
Kunruan couple settled in their new home
Mr and Mrs H Eugene Kunruan are settled in their new home. The note mentions the couple moving into a residence, with no further details provided about location or dates.
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H. Eugene Kun
Dessert Cup Cakes and Prune Yeast Bread Recipe
Recipe notes describe a 325 gas oven bake for prune and bread batter, plus 450 gas for 10 minutes greens, yields 16 dessert cup cakes. Includes ingredients like prunes, greens, flour, baking powder, butter, sugar, yolks, milk, vanilla, and method steps for creaming, alternately folding dry and liquid, and baking times.
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