Armistice Day Service and Church Activities
The notice lists November 18 as a day of prayer and service at the church with a 1:00 am and 11:00 am schedule for Holy Communion and morning prayer. It mentions a religious logography about Bunyan and a Pilgrim's Progress author. A meeting for a Young Peoples Group and a Westry meeting is planned, along with a reference to Firsttone Batteries and hereditary cad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheba
Othe Chureh
Chyutch
Galo
Golf tournament standings reveal tight scoring field
Benjamin L Wilson leads with 40 points closely followed by Harold B Bowers 32 and John M Abbott 31 as other golfers post scores from 30 to 28 in a tight contest. Berkeley Wheeler Hubert Wardwell Jr and several others finish near the pack amid a spread of eagle and hole scoring notes. Dr Charles T ha presents leather bound books to Tenity Mhulick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B Bowers
John JM. Abbott
Eagles
Benjamin L. Wwil
Son
Harold B.bowers
John M. “Abbot
Berkeley
Walter
S K. Shaw
Tenity Mhulick
Charles T Ha
Birth of Virginia Gay Johnson at Richardson House
Congratulations go to Dr and Mrs R Fulton Johnson on the birth of a daughter Virginia Gay Johnson at Richardson House on October 30. The Concord Teachers' Club hosted a social at Mrs Edward James home on Lexington road the week before last featuring costumed entertainment. Principal Harold D Chittim and Miss Praikes Johnson of the Harvey Wheeler West Concord School won prizes as the funniest contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fulton Johnson
Virginia Gay Johnson
Richardson House
Concord
Chai
Edward James
Lexington Road
Harold .D. Chittim
Division 66 Hallowe en Party At Monument Hall
Division 36 Ancient Order of Hibernians held a Hallowe en party and dance in Monument Hall last Tuesday evening with large attendance. James W Powers chaired the event with helpers David Hopkins Thomas Flannagan Edward Cullinane Daniel Hennessey Richard Hartnett and John O Grady in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hallowe'en
Monument Hall
Iiece
Hallowe’en
James W. Powers
David Hopkins
Thomias Flannagan
Edward Cullinane
Daniel Hennessey
Richard Hartnett
John O'Grady
Harold Dudmore Wins Elks Whist Trophy at Hall
Large attendance at Concord Lodge of Elks whist party in Elks Hall. Harold Dugmore captured first place. winners included M C Lewden and Mrs J Cassell. Door prize to Carl Johnson. special prize to Mrs Frank Hill. consolation to Miss Bertha Boreson. Another event planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Elks In
Elks ‘Hall
Lovell P. George
Harold Tompkins
Harold’ Dugmore
M C Lewden
Charles
J. Cassell
J.W. Lennon
Bertha Boreson
Elks Hall
Education Week Emphasizes Open Schools for Visitors
This week November 6 13 marks American Education Week with schools open to welcomed visitors. Citizens are encouraged to visit and gain first hand knowledge from the schools rather than rely on second hand sources.
Women Parish Association Hosts All Day Sewing for Emerson Hospital
The Women’s Parish Association held an all day sewing meeting on Wednesday with lunch at noon. Miss Natty Caikin read aloud The Transfiguration of Miss Philada by Florence Morse Kingsley, making the story’s characters and incidents vivid in her skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s ‘Parish
Women's’ Parish Association
Emerson Hospital
Natty Caikin
Philada
Florence Morse Kingsley
Mortals and the Spirit in John’s Birth Passage
A fragmentary reading from a Christian Science text cites John 3 5 to discuss spiritual birth. It notes Jesus teaching that water and the Spirit relate to being born again and hints at understanding Christ through scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Christ
Jesus
Concord Fires Keep Firemen On Jump
A chimney fire at the home of James F Finan on Nine Acre Corner drew Concord and Webt Concord fire crews Sunday morning. The attic blaze damaged the roof and water damage was extensive. loss estimated at 1000 dollars. The Finan family evacuated. The separate chimney fire nearby was extinguished without damage.
Concord Knights Troupe entertains council group
Concord Knights of Columbus and related councils enjoyed a performance by Frank Brown and his troupe at Monument Hall during a last evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Brown
The King's Daughters Meet in Vestry Hosts
The King's Daughters gathered yesterday afternoon in the vestry of the First Parish meeting house with Miss Olive Hosmer and Miss Helen Moore as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Olive Hosmer
Helen Moore
Corinthian Lodge to Initiate Members and Hear Crime Talk
Corinthian Lodge A F and A M meets at Masonic Temple Concord Monday evening with Worshipful Master William H Davis presiding. Assistant District Attorney Frank G Volpe of Middlesex County will speak on why we have so much crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A.M
Masonic ’Temple
Jconcord
William H. Davis
Frank G.‘ Volpe
Middlesex County
Dover fire prompts church service and reading event
A small fire at a resilience center near West Concord triggered a church aid gathering. Members of the American Legion and local readers including Frances Card and John Brigham participated in readings tied to a Pen Paint and Pret exhibition.
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Ryan Maida
West Concord
Frances M. Card
Somerville
John W.W. Brigham
Concord
Boston Globe
Hawthorne Whist Winners and Next Party Event
Hawthorne event notes a best score prize won by Rae eaten and lists winners Mrs Beulah Blair and several Mrs John Smith Mrs Margaret Kelley Mrs Ciptie Forbes and Miss Helen Clabb. The next whist party will be at Miss Gratamon's home on Wednesday November 15.
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Rae Eaten
Aree
Beulah , Blair
John Smith
Margaret Kelley
Museum visit guides in French impressionist study session
A group led by Mrs. explores French art up to the impressionist school at the Boston Museum. On November 15 the group will visit the museum to study a Christian symbol family theme as part of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Pervitige
Boston
Amd
Women’s Club meeting at Food Craft Shop Boylston Street
A West Concord group met at the Food Craft Shop on Boylston Street with attendees including MPs Goodwin, Mrs. Ormal-Cin Ans Samuel Cleaves, Mrs. Merton Leighton, Mrs. George I. Gardner, and Mrs. Margaret A. Kelley. The group discussed activities and enjoyed refreshments.
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Llungheon
Bridge
West
Concord
Boylston -Street
Unclear OCR fragment from New Brunswick town page
Fragmentary text mentions names such as Macone Robinswl McGrath and places along the Concord River with scattered references to a town event. The readable elements are sparse and do not establish a clear incident, date, or outcome.
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A. Macone
Brunswick
Pether
Macone
Charles “L
A.loypoint
Romas
McGrath
Goncord
League Prevents Three Live Ghosts
A fragmented item notes a league ruling about three subjects described as live ghosts. The text is garbled and references a Friday event with dates and ages but the core action is unclear. The report lacks concrete names, places, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Concord High Sol gixts field hockey season opener noted
A damaged readout lists Concord High field hockey results and roster details from a season opener at Wellesley. The article mentions players Mary Murray Frances Hethith Helen Garrat Margaret Thornton and others while detailing a 2-4 loss with unclear dates and locations.
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Concord High Sol
Ae Iene
Hiltoh
Mprigcifio More
Pierefine Trent
iMary Aldeae Tab Choi
Betty Canmitt
Mary É Steen
Mary Bhebhen
Gertrude
Geten
Frances’ Hethith
Medareky Oleh
Helen Garrat
Margaret’ “Thornton
Evan
Mies
Wheeler
Reformatory Games Feature Soccer and Basketball Action
Scattered readable lines describe four games across soccer and basketball between companies at Concord reformatory. Teams include Company F and Company H with mixed results amid a prison context. Further programs are promised.
Concord Massachusetts Banking Figures Amid War Asset Totals
The document lists financial figures for Concord Massachusetts banks including overdrafts, securities owned, United States government deposits, and total assets. It notes state government securities and US postal savings, with reserves and undivided profits, totaling over 4 billion in bold figures and showing a complex mix of assets and liabilities from 1936 projections.
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Concord .S
COE Mrssachusetts
Busines
Beans
Aisconita
FO Sade
Ees
Banking House
Buthilure
Txttta
Sanndi Pets
United States
Devposits
Veterans Elect Officers At Annual Union Meeting
The presidency went to Captain John U. Ds2sn as president and Warden of Be apsaphuelg Re, with other officers elected including W. Lio MéBHde as vice president and Major Charles Bs of Lecatinster as treasurer. The next reunion will be held at Marboro, Ned, with attendees from California and Ohio. Fred Leary served as secretary, and the gathering included a ship arrival from Europe.
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John’ U
Or. Ok
Mar‘boro
Fred “Leary
Outfit
Boston
Europe
California
Ohio
W. ‘Lio
Itehbuts
Wite-Prisi
Hospital fundraiser gathers community support
A fragmented note mentions a hospital fundraiser organized by Mrs Russell and Mrs Samuel OAS rane for an evening event. Details are unclear but emphasize community gathering and a charitable push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Fessanien
Samuel Oas Rane
Datayi
Crimgson
Concord High Gridiron Struggles Highlight Incomplete Play
A fragmented report details Concord High football with Belmont and Winchester ties and losses. It notes fumbles and key plays by players DiNatale and Taylor, culminating in a confusing standings update and references to other teams in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Flannery
Belmont
Tony Tale
DiNatale
Kle
Taylor
PiNetaley
Bengue
T Tuants
Storeham
Stine
Hail Enders
Laxington
Cenet
Winchester
Ington
Stovelam
Fragmentary high school note on a game result
An incomplete OCR readout from Septes Lass High School hints at a soccer match. Key details about teams, scores, or dates are missing or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lass
Ehratirppeaeet Estor High
Thared
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Lexington ‘High
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Margaret Hearn
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Ia Ford
Guidate
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Elizabeth ‘Hennessey
Concord High
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