Adam and Fallen Man Subject of Church Lesson
A Concord publication notes the Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday lesson on Adam and Fallen Man with citations from the Bible and the Golden Text. It lists the season’s guest Alice Gordon Hutchins and mentions the Emerson playground donation day for Girls from Kendall Green being postponed.
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SY Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord, iMassachusetts
Adam
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mies
Alice Gordon Hutchins
Gordon Hutchins
For Girls
Kendall Green
Emerson Playground
Ralph Macone Wins Company H Whist
The second in a series of public whist and beano parties was held at the State Armory last Tuesday evening under Company H 182nd Infantry MN G with a large attendance. Sergeant Edward Lawton chaired. Ralph Macone won first prize in whist and winners included Mrs William Fitzgerald Mrs Theodore Heyliger Mrs Joseph McKenna Mrs William Dee Mrs Prank Hill and Mrs Margaret Hill. The next party will be November 13.
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Ralph Macone
State Armory
182Nd Infantry
MN G
Edward Lawton
William Fitzgerald
Theodore Heyliger
Joseph McKenna
William Dee
Prank Hill
Margaret Hill
Volcanic Eruptions Linked to Drought and Severe Winters
The passage notes that long before formal weather agencies, historical records show volcanoes often coincided with dry spells and harsh winters. It suggests a pattern where volcanic activity aligns with climate extremes across eras.
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Natimns
Ash Reveals Time Mark For Earth's Ancient Origins
Article claims volcanic ash dates Earth's origin to hundreds of millions of years ago and predicts future floods if oceanic patterns repeat, suggesting a long geological timescale and possible climate implications.
Trinity Church calendar notes Armistice Day service
Trinity Church Concord announces Armistice Day service with Holy Communion at 9 30 am and Morning Prayer and sermon. November 19 altar guild meeting at 3 pm in the Parish House. Church to mark fiftieth anniversary on January 3, 1936.
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TRINITY CHURCH _ Koncord
C. Dexter
Charles R. Peck
Church School
Trinity Church
Mrs Eleanor Walker Re-elected President
Mrs Eleanor Walker of West Concord wife of Rev Robert Walker chaplain of the Massachusetts Reformatory was re elected president of the Church Aid Society at the Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House annual meeting. The report lists annual appropriations for the Church Home Society and names B Smith assistant secretary Emily Fish treasurer and Mrs Sherman Hoar assistant treasurer.
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Robert Walker
Eleanor Walker
West Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Church Aid Society
Trinity Episcopal Church
Church Home Society
B Smith
Mies Emily Fish
Sherman Hoar
Concord Women Tour Worcester Art Museum Visit
The Art Committee of the Concord Woman's Club led by Mrs. William B Barnett conducted a guided afternoon visit to the Worcester Art Museum. Plans for December include a club trip to the Boston Museum and an April excursion to the Gardner Museum led by chairwoman Mrs. John V. Apthrop.
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Concord
Worcester Museum
Concord Woman's Club
Hibernians Increase Lead in Cord 45 Tournament
The Hibernians won the second weekly set in Monument Hall on Friday evening scoring 35 games to lead the season with 73 points. Knights of Columbus are second with 33 games and 65 points while Minute Men trail at 32 games and 62 points.
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Hibernians
Concord
Monument Hall
Knights of Columbus
Banns of Marriage for Ruth Hull and August Deitzel
The banns of marriAge were announced for the second time at St. Bridget's church for Miss Ruth Hull and August Deitzel. They are to wed at St. Bridget's on Sunday November 11 at two o'clock.
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St. Bridget’s Church
Ruth Hull
Harry Hull
Summitt Street
August Deitzel
Bronx
New York
Mrs Felch Hosts Bridge Club Prize Winners
Mrs Irving T Felch entertained her bridge club Thursday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs John E Hannon and Mrs Warren B Goddard.
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Irving T. Felch
Bridge Club
John E. Hannon
Warren B. Goddard
Types of Duststorms By Bureau Classification
The weaker bureau outlines three main dust storm types. The whirlwind type lifts surface dust high in brief local events. The shift-wind type results from opposing currents lifting dust in a local disturbance. The straight-wind type features steady winds producing longer lasting dust storms.
Water usage per person in Scotland highest in Britain
Scotland leads Britain in daily water use per person with Dunblane averaging 190 aliens daily mainly for washing. Other towns follow closely, while large industrial areas fall well short of that level.
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Scotland
Great Britain
Dunblane
Concord Legion Band hosts Halloween celebration for children
The Concord Legion Band organized a Halloween party for over 500 children from Concord and West Concord, with about 100 adults. A parade moved through Main Street to the Veterans Building, where costumes, pumpkin lights, and candy were enjoyed, plus performances by local dancers and a Boston magician.
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Concord
Concord Legion
West Concord
Veterans
Main Street
Veterans’ Building
Catherine Lrummey
Ktuei Littlefield
Meaford
Evans
Boston
Eireshinen
Eaen Chi
Coughuus
Concord dog scare adds five unlicensed offenders before judge
Five more offenders appeared before Judge Howard A. Wilson in District Court on Friday charged with keeping unlicensed dogs. Three cases were placed on file with instructions to remove the dogs, tied to town welfare lists. Two cases, including Al-E Carlson of Virginia road, were continued to next Friday, Carlson claiming the dog belonged to his mother. Of 562 licensed dogs in Concord, 174 were inoculated for rabies during four clinics this week led by Dr. A. H. Russell, with many inoculations likely from private sources and several residents now receiving Pasteur treatment after exposure concerns.
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Concord
Howard A. Wilson
Wilson
al— E Carlson
Virginia Road
A. H. Russell
Board of Health
Legion Post 158 Armistice Ball Plans In State Armory
Legion Post 158 A L Inc announces the Armistice Day Ball for November 12 at the State Armory. Don Paul’s Yankee Network Orchestra will perform 8 to 9 and 9 to 1 with a memorial service at 11. The post will not solicit merchant program advertisements this year.
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James J. Mansfield
A. L., Inc
State Armory
Don Paul
Yankee Network
The
Legion
Concord Rotary Club hears on War Memorials of Europe
The Concord Rotary Club met at Colonial Inn for a Thursday noon luncheon with President Eliot R. Howard presiding. Rev. Paul V. Trydon, pastor of the Congregational Church of Littleton, spoke on an interesting account of War Memorials of Europe.
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Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Eliot R. Howard
Paul V. Trydon
Congregational Church
Littleton
Europe
Hawkes Family Hosts Visit From Maine and College Player
Mr and Mrs Carroll Hawkes of Windham Maine and their daughter Shirley were guests of Mr and Mrs Howard G Hawkes on Central street for a few days. John W Adams a senior Nichols Junior College football squad member played the University of Vermont in a recent game. The boys were away three days and had a big time.
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Carroll Hawkes
Windham
Maine
Shirley
Howard G. Hawkes
Central Street
John W. Adams
Nichols Junior College
University of Vermont
Halloween Party by Concord Elks at Ellis Hall
A largely attended Halloween party in Ellis Hall was hosted by Concord Lodge C Bike to aid the District Deputy fund. Joseph Dee Exaled Riler Walter Avery led the event with Miss Juda Dee arranging the music. Miss Katherine Drummey and Mes Ethel Littlefield performed dances.
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Concord Elks Concord
Ellis' Hall
Concord Lodge C. Bike
Joseph Dee
Riler
Walter Avery
Esquire
Juda Dee
West Concord
Katherine Drummey
Mes Ethel Littlefield
Medford
Two False Alarms Sounded in Concord
Two false alarms rang out in different parts of Concord Halloween Night causing firemen to respond needlessly. The first came from box 12 on Lowell road near Barrett's Mill road at 10 o clock with Cemra Phe Gation firefighters dispatched. The second from box 43 at Church and Main streets West Concord at 11 55 with West Concord firefighters responding.
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Concord Concord
Concord
Lowell Road
Barrett's Mill Road
Cemra Phe Gation
Church and
Main Streets
West Concord
Concord Musical Club Lunch Recital Highlights
The Concord Musical Club met on a Tuesday at Mrs. Harry B. Little's home with Mrs. Samuel Merwin assisting. Mrs. Merwin and Mrs. Little opened with two pianos, Mowry and Mrs. Wardwell performed, and Mrs. Horer sang with Mrs. Burleigh Pratt as accompanist. A Marian A. Barker violin trio with Charles H. Gushee viola and H. D. H. Williams on piano followed, ending with another two piano group by Mrs. Little and Mrs. Merwin.
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Conconod Musical Club
Conco.d
Goncord Musical Club
Harry B.little
Samuel Merwin
Marian A. Barker
Charles H. Gushee
H. D. H. Williams
Freshmen Parents Meet Teachers in Concord
Concord high school invites freshmen parents and new pupils to an informal gathering November 7 at 7 30 pm. Sophomore performers present a Shakespeare play and refreshments will be served. The event fosters parent teacher acquaintence as American Education Week runs November 5 12.
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Concord
Reed Wins Public Whist Prize At Concord Elks Hall
Harry Reed captured first prize in a public whist party at Bike Hall Concord conducted by the Concord Lodge of Elks with Lovell P. George as chairman. Multiple consolation and special prizes were awarded to a list of participants including Charles Wicker Mrs. Margaret Clahane Walter Loomer Gus Belmont and others.
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Harry Reed
Elk’s
Concord
Bike’ Hall
Concord Lodge of Elks
Lovell P. George
Charles Wicker
Margaret Clahane
Walter Loomer
Gus Belmont
Henry Helsher
Harold Tompkins
James Deacon
Foster Bunker
Otto Boreson
Thomas DuBerger
Sale Going On at Jackson's Shoe Store in Mass
Jackson's Shoe Store in Massachusetts advertises a continuing sale with promises of real savings as it markets a going out of business approach. The notice targets shoppers seeking bargains and highlights hundreds of reductions.
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Jackson
Mr_ and
Mass
Insured Labor and Protective Savings Suggested
An editorial argues unemployment insurance funds are paid by workers as reserves or profit deductions and praises them as wise. It notes Concord Cooperative Bank offers a flexible savings plan, promising growth to $1000 from small regular deposits with easy withdrawal, and mentions loans on approved real estate and a 4 percent quarterly compounded dividend starting November 2.
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Concord, Co-operative Bank
Mrs Stefanelli Wins $2000 Sweepstakes Prize in Concord
Mrs Laura Stefanelli of 165 Main Street stands to win $2000 as holder of a lucky ticket in the Bengal horse sweepstakes. She plans to use the money to complete her house. She has five children, including two pairs of twins. Mr Stefanelli, a stone mason, learned of his wife’s fortune before knowing she bought the ticket.
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Horace D. Williams
Monument Street
Charles B. Brown
Percy W. Brown
Cleveland
G. Thayer Richards
Baker Memoral Hospital
Orchard House
Antiquarian House
F.kay Meerang
St. Bernards Catholic Church
Concord Center
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Catholic Church
All Souls
Concord
Laura Stefanelli
Main Street
Bengal
Stefanelli
Concord Odd Fellows entertain with open night and plans
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows held the first open night with C Joseph Hay presiding. Suggestions included inviting the Dunster Lodge of Cambridge and Prospect Lodge of Waltham as guests for a degree work next Thursday. A Thanksgiving ball was set for November 28 in the Veterans Building with Fred Byerly chairing. Entertainers included Emer Salenius of Maynard and H Randall of Cambridge.
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Concord Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Concord Loage O O F
Odd Fellows
Hai
C. Joseph Hay
Sugges
Loage
Ingree
Robert Kk
Dunster Loage
Cambridge
Prospect Lodge
Waltham
Veterans Building
Fred 8. Byerly
Emer Salenius
Maynard
H. Randall
Concord Runaway Boy Returns Home from Rochester
Stephen Thurston a 14 year old West Concord youth who ran away last Saturday was found by police in Rochester New York. He was held there until his parents Mr and Mrs Perley Thurston arrived to take him home. The Thurstons reside on Conant Street.
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Concord
Stephen Thurston
West Concord
Rochester
N. Y
Perley Thurso
Young Thurston
Thurstons
Conant Street
An Elephant Nose Shows Clear Trunk Nostril Tip
A vivid description notes the elephant’s nostrils extending to the trunk tip, highlighting the animal’s distinctive facial anatomy and probing its sensory capabilities.
Fire destroys barn behind Seinery home on Roache street
A fire discovered around 3:45 to 4:00 am almost levelled a barn behind Joseph Seinery’s residence at 10 Roache street. Neighbor Harlan Cook spotted the blaze and firefighters arrived promptly. the barn interior and building were a total loss.
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Joseph Seinery
Roache Street
Harlan Cook
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