Col Foley Touted For Worcester Public Works Post
Col Thomas F Foley of Worcester, a respected military man, is mentioned as a candidate for Commissioner of Public Works after John N Cole's death. Backed by many Republicans statewide, Foley is praised for leadership shown as Worcester police chief and World War veteran, and for his service with Massachusetts National Guard.
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Thomas F. Foley
Worcester
John N. Cole
Foley
Nana
Bowe
Wien
Uimay Lacs
Ul Foley
Iist Int
Massachusetts
Ued Wohhvady Quanersa
Uvetah
Civ
Ius Pine
Oston
Lng
Worveser
DU le Dove
Sherite
Worcester County
Gov. Cox
The New Turk Government Defies the Allies
The article argues the Turkish government uses crafty diplomacy and defiant rhetoric to unsettle Europe. It suggests Allied fear, European unrest, and Turkish threats could spark war, warning that drawing too far could invite renewed European expulsion of Turkey.
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Europe
Angora
Bank resources rise as liquidation ends says Comptroller
Comptroller of the Currency Cris singer reports National banks total resources on September 16 at 20 926 009 000 up 220 089 000 since June and 1 206 919 000 since September 1921 The deposits lead the gain indicating a great improvement in business and substantial cash reserves with liquidation completed and commerce and finance expanding on improved cash flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busiir
Concord Group Hosts Knights Banquet and Local Visits
A large delegation of Knights and friends attended the K of C Banquet in Concord Wednesday evening with all reporting a splendid time. H A Bass slowly recovers from a serious operation at Deaconess Hospital and Mrs Bass improves. W H Musgrave of Canso Nova Scotia visited Mr and Mrs Charles Libby. Miss Janet A Neff of Canso aided by grandparents Sciemreith bin atier'e night. Mr and Mrs BE Hatch depart Monday for Zephyr Hill Florida to winter there joining neighbors of former Concord Junction residents now at Zephyr Hill.
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Thomas Carrol) Jr
Catherine Muldoon
Anne Gilson
Somerville
K. of C
Concord
H. A. Bass
Deaconess Hospital
Bass
Jalae
W. H. Musgrave
Canso
Nova
Charles R. Libpy
Janet A. Neff
Musgrave
Sciemreith
BE. H. Hatch
Zephyr Hill
Florida
M. H. Leighton
Concord Junction
Concord to Open Season With Believe Me Xantippe
Concord will host the season opening at the Veterans Building on Thursday evening with the play Believe Me Xantippe. The production marks a new stage effort with proceeds benefiting the local Post. Tickets are available from Mrs B L Pratt and Miss Regina Connell.
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Concord Junction
Veterans
Concord
Xantippe
James
B. L. Pratt
Regina Connell
Grange Supper and Entertaining Evening At I O O F Hall
Annua Grange meeting brought Maynard and Sudbury guests to the I O O F hall for a supper and a program by New Conservatory of Music students O'Brien of Maynard led violin and piano pieces with vocal selections. Enthusiastic applause followed each number and encores by the young ladies. Next meeting November 24 will include officer nominations and elections.
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Annuisnac Grange
Maynard
Sudbury Ss
New Conservatory of Music
O’brien
Grange
George Witherell
Union Church Announces Sermons and Services Schedule
Rev Alfred Wheeler will lead the morning service on The Greatest Motive in the World. Church School at noon Junior and Intermediate Endeavor Societies at 3 00, Senior Endeavor at 6 00, evening service at 7 00 with a long hymn sing led by a volunteer youth choir. Prayer Meeting Tuesday 7 30 Topic God the Source of All. Sunday Nov 26 Reverend Fletcher L Parker of Boston will speak.
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Alfred Wheeler $ Stone
Bels
Boston
Whig t Party Whist Night At Parish Hall
The Whig party whist event under Help of Christian Parish will be held Tuesday November 21 in the I C C F Hall. Tickets include a meal and an after game entertainment. A prior parish children’s program featured vocal and instrumental selections readings and dances and was well received.
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Help of Christian Parish
I.C. C. F. Hall
Elliceeaia
David Sheehan
Hagerty Anniversary Gatherings Brighten Home
Mr and Mrs Georg Hagerty enjoyed a family gathering marking their nineteenth anniversary. Relatives presented a wicker chair with tapestry cushions as a token of friendship and esteem during the event at their home.
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Georg Hagerty
Local Notes From West Acton and Surrounding Areas
Mrs C E Holt spent last week at West Somerville with her son H Holt. Herbert Hale of Stow moved into the tenement vacated by William Driskell. Mrs Ora Willis and two children spent Sunday at Somerville. Roy Strong was sick last week. J A Goding assists at the meee for St and Tracy. Miss Minottater of Weymouth visited her mother here. H S Wiggin will close his house for winter and travel to New Jersey then Florida. Red Cross workers will be at Fous store each afternoon the week of November 13 to receive subscriptions.
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C. E. Holt
West Somerville
H. &. Holt
Herbert Hale
Stowwill
William Driskell
Ora Willis
Somerville
Roy Strong
J. A. Goding
St and Tracy
New Jersey
Florida
Red Cross
Fous
Community thanks neighbors for kindness and assistance
A local notice expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and support during a recent event. The message mentions appreciation for assistance and prayers from the community.
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Smiand
Unitarian Church to Welcome Rev B Macdonald Sunday
Rev B Macdonald will exchange with Rev 8S M of Watertown and occupy the pulpit at the Unitarian Church on Sunday morning November 19.
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B. Macdonald
Watertown
Unitarian Church
Bazaar and Parade At Trinity Church Hall
Big Bazaar at Trinity Church in Vi by Sole enstae on Wednesday afternoon to ten. Home made candy food and ice cream for sale plus fancy and household goods and children's wear. A Mother Goose Parade starts at seven with prizes for entrants in costume. Bazaar chairs listed with themed tables and volunteer leaders.
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Hall
Charles H. le
George Blanchard
Granville Holden
Charles P. Bowers
John H. Whitney
Sicilian violinist Carmela Ippolito to perform with Boston Symphony
Carmela Ippolito, twenty, a Sicilian violinist, will play with the Boston Symphony Orchestra this Thursday in Cambridge during the Concord Musical Club's Twenty-fifth Anniversary. Her first public appearance was a 1908 benefit for earthquake survivors in Sicily. she studied at the Boston Music Settlement and later in New York State contests in 1921.
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Carmela Ippolito
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Cambridge
Concord Musical Club
Survivors of the Earthe
Sicily
Boston Music Settlement
Eee Caan Feregrte Mervtall
R. Loees
Eee
New York
National Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Masonic Charity Sale and Musical Event Scheduled
A fundraising sale of fancy articles is set for November 24 under the auspices of the Masonic Club. Colonial Hall hosts an evening program featuring the Weber Quartette and other Boston talent, shifting from an earlier November 21 date.
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Masonic 1 Club
Colonial Hall
Weber Quartette
Boston
Harvest bazaar at First Universalist church in South Acton
The L. 8. Circle annual harvest bazaar at First Universalist vestry on Thursday November 9 featured a babies reception in the afternoon and an evening entertainment by Herbert Taylor with magic and humorous readings. Volunteers handled booths selling ice cream candy and decorations while overseeing tables and displays.
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L. 8
Circle
First Universalist Church
Herbert Taylor
Frank T. Holland
Bertram E. Hall
Chester A. Sawyer
E. Gore
Ida M. Harris
Mary Jones
Belle Fletcher
William Johnson
Eva Shapley
Eda Shapley
Walter F. Tucker
Sylvia T. Holland
Bessie Pratt
Merle Hayward
Evergreen
van Feaves
Alberta Tuttle
Fred H. Whitcomb
Bertha M. Lowden
Emma Hastings
Nettie Hayward
William T. Merriam
Minnie Prescott
Lizzie Fletcher
Nellie Jones
Grace Jones
Clark L. Paddock
Ida Ford
L. R. Wells
Carrie’ Shapley
Davis and Starbuck seniors plan Florida winter trip
A fragment says over 9000 boxes of apples remain at the Davis and Starbuck plant while senior Starbuck heads south for the winter. T E Ruggles recovers from a severe illness and plans to work at home. An event mentions a degree being received on Wednesday and a substitute at a local area, with Maud and Miss involved in arranging and writing.
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Davis
Local League Scouting Sets Stage for International Play
Fragmentary notes indicate league scouts identify local players for a team selection to compete internationally. Unclear details on teams, dates, or venues are partially legible.
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Gover
Allied Bazaar supports disabled servicemen in Massachusetts
The American Auxiliary of Massachusetts promotes an Allied Bazaar with posters by Joseph Harling and printing by Tolman Davidson Company to raise funds for disabled service members. Citizens are urged to contribute confections and gifts, organize district items, and help as the event approaches in November.
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United States
France
Italy
America
Americans
Inchusetts
Meloyes
Joseph Harligg
Clarence R. ‘Edwards
Helen A. Bishop
Anna M. ‘Manion
Mary T. Whittaker
May L. Mahoney
Archer W. Ives
Grace Sweeney
Theresa Murray
Maynard
Miss Amelia Walcott Dies at 72 in Waltham Hospital
Miss Amelia Walcott longtime town resident died Sunday afternoon at Waltham hospital from heart trouble. A Stow native age 72 she lived in Maynard until 15 years ago and worked in the household of the late Lorenzo Maynard. She leaves two sisters Mrs Addie Whitney and Mrs Willis Sanborn and a brother Harry Walcott. Funeral services Tuesday at 3 in the Congregational church with Rev William Boicourt and burial in the family lot at the old cemetery in Lower Village.
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Amelia Walcott
Waltham Hospital
Miss Walcott
Stow
Maynard
Lorenzo Maynard
Addie
Whitney
Bent Ave
Willis Sanborn
Nashue
N. H
Harry ‘Walcott
Los Angeles
Cal
William Boicourt
Congregational Church
Red Cross Roll Call Seeks Enrollment in Maynard
The sixth annual Red Cross roll call is underway nationwide. Maynard enrollment HQ is at P. J. Sullivan’s store on Main Street. No drive is planned in Maynard. participation is voluntary with a $1 annual fee. Citizens are urged to enroll and encourage neighbors.
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RED Cross
American Red Cross
Maynard
P. J. Sullivan
Main St
Dew Mushroom Light Regulates Traffic at Thoreau Main
A unique right in New England traffic light, patented March 21 1928, sits at the corner of Thoreau and Main Streets. It is a compact one time switch device that activates from about 4 PM to 7 AM, designed to be noninvasive and easily replaceable if struck. Local events include a forthcoming Whist Hibernian gathering hosted by the Sons of Norway.
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Thoreau
New England
Indianapolis
Concord
Sons of Norway
Hibernian
Sas ‘Viak
Wington
Two Girls and Henry Talk at Concord Club
On November 27, 1922 at 3 pm Mrs. L. Cora Brown will address the Concord Woman's club. Her talk, titled Two Gigi and Henry Their Coast to Coast Tour via Flivver, covers a travel theme before club members.
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L. Cora Brown
Concord Woman's Club
Mrs Forbes to Speak at Unitarian Parish Meeting
Mrs. William J H Forbes will address the Women's Parish Association of the Unitarian church in Concord on Monday November 20. Her topic is When Ford Meets Ford. A motor collision occurred at Concord Avenue and Fayerweather in Cambridge injuring none seriously as two cars overturned.
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MR. Emerson
Concord
Woman’s
Unitarian Church
William JH. Forbes
John M. Brennan
Woodbridge Street
North Cambridge
Charles G Edgarton
Mr. Emerson in Concord and His Home
Narrative focuses on Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord, detailing his residence and daily life. It compiles extracts from his writings to illuminate his philosophies, cultural circle, and influence on 19th century American thought.
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Mr. Emerson
Concord
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