Boundary Plan Mention Absent Arising From Court Filing
A garbled legal notice references boundary lines near Hayward and Isa ay with a plan filed and actions for defense. It notes appearances at the court house on a ninth day of December and implies default if not appeared, with John E. Fenton overseeing.
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Hayward
Arlington
Safdred
Seid” Hayward
Lard Perly
Helén Afal
Isaay
Hazel E
Court House
Sudbury Car Hits Pole on Post Road
Marlboro resident Marlbor o William Keen narrowly escaped serious injuries when his car struck a utility pole at the junction of the old Boston Post Road and the new Boston Post Road in Sudbury. Keen, driving west, swerved to avoid what he thought was oncoming traffic, but there was none. The car crossed 150 feet and broke off the pole at its base. It is owned by Sidney Stein of the N Phillips Company Boston. Keen received a small knee cut and the car suffered front-end damage.
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Marlboro
William F. Keenan
Albion ‘Street
Somerville
Boston Post
Sudbury
Keenan
Wayside Inn
Sidny Stein
N. Phillips Company
Boston
Keehan
Mutual Shoe, Company
Fourth Degree Knights Plan New Exemplification
Concord local members of the Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus attended a regular meeting last Sunday afternoon at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston. The Assembly is planning a new Fourth Degree exemplification.
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Concord
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Assembly
Lost Bank Book Duplicate Request Notice
According to law notice is given that application for a duplicate book to replace Book No 12080 has been received. The 16st Maynard Trust Company Mass November 21 December 5.
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Maynard Trust
Mass
Maynard Trust Company
Maynard, Mass
Maynard ‘Trust Company
Sidney E. McCleary
Treas
Maynard
Eec
Institution For Savings
W. S
Smith, Asst. Treas
Concord
Notice to Replace Lost Book No 12558
Maynard Trust Company of Maynard Massachusetts announces a legal notice to replace Book No 12558 which is lost. The statement outlines the authority and action to be taken under law.
Joint session of Concord Woman's clubs Monday
A joint meeting of the Concord and West Concord Woman's clubs is scheduled for next Monday at 3 pm in the parish house of Trinitarian Congregational church. After a business session, a program titled Character Interpretations for Enjoyment will be presented with Miss Helen Francis as monologist and Miss Nancy Loring as mezzo contralto, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Adkins. Tea will follow.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
West Concord Woman’s Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
G. Sherman Blair
Harry Wilson
Helen Francis
Nancy Loring
Dorothea Adkins
Francis
Percy Rector Stephens
New York
Laura Littlefield
Gertrude ‘Tingley
Boston
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Coenrad Bos
Gerald Moore
London
Missouri
Massachusetts
Concord Academy
Concord Chorus
Mrs. Adkins
Vassar College
Radcliff
Mid-West
Washington,d. C
Hosmer Camp Holds Regular Meeting
A regular meeting of Ralph P. Hosmer Camp USWV No. 55 was held last Thursday evening at the Veterans Building with Commander Keom. The note mentions the second Thursday in December at 8 o'clock.
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Concord
Corp. Ralph P. Hosmer
USWV
Veterans Buildin
Keom
Quotes of the Week Highlights and Quips Across Figures
A collage of remarks from diverse figures. Arthur Dupont jokes about divorce and family eccentricities while public figures discuss inflation restraint and strikes. Eleanor Roosevelt voices a reflective stance on reducing personal responsibility in harming the world, reflecting broader concerns of the era.
Church youth group hosts Our Church and Missions program
The Young People's Society of West Concord Union church met Sunday evening with Peggy McWilliams Jeanne Perkins Patty Fletcher and Marcia Fiske leading the session on Our Church and Missions The Dam twins Farnham and Philip led worship The same day a football game between the first and second battalions was played at the Massachusetts reformatory arranged by Rev Joseph W Sullivan with Catholic chaplain and college officials officiating
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Young People’s Society of
West Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Joseph W. Sullivan
Turkey A Year Round Dinner Favorite From Ancient Roots
Turkeys, descended from a wild bird ranging from Mexico to Canada, are now a year round regular on American tables. Breeders have created smaller birds under 20 pounds and half-turkeys are common. For Sunday dinner, roast turkey with apple juice, candied sweet potatoes, creamed onions, string beans, giblet gravy, pumpkin pie and a drink.
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Turkey
Mexico
Canada
A&p Service
Gift ideas for smokers and shoppers in holiday catalog
A fragmented ad suggests Camels and Prince Albert pipe tobaccos as ready to give gifts. It recommends Camels for casual smokers and Prince Albert for pipe enthusiasts, noting stock at local dealers with no extra wrapping needed.
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Prince Albert
Adv
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A compact listing of weekly activities in Concord with church meetings, social events and club gatherings. Highlights include parish library and CYO meetings, union church weddings, whist party at Veterans building, and several public sales and club joint meetings across West and Concord.
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Westchurch
Concord
Felows Hall
Sting
Aril
State
Concord” Post
V.F.W
Veterans
Bernard’s
CYO
Monumenthall
Or Concord B Union
Lady the Eteristians Sarge
Meetio A Evangelos Church
Greater Boston Community Fund Campaign Ends Today
Concord High and Lexington High host a victory dance at Wells A. Hall Memorial auditorium at 8 p.m. Emerson playground event at 10 30 p.m marks campaign close. Community fund drive wraps with school participation in Greater Boston area.
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Greater Boston
Concord High School
Lexington
Emerson Playground
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Concord High Coach to speak at Burlington event
Concord football coach Bernie Megin will attend at Burlington High School to present motion pictures about the undefeated Concord squad. The Concord School Committee meets at Concord High Library Wednesday at 7 30 overseen by Chairman Harold Tomkins. St Bernard's reunion committee reconvenes Thursday at lower Monument Hall to plan next Tuesday's program.
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Bernie Megin
Concord High School
Burlington High School
Concord School Committee
Harold Tomkins
St. Bernard's Parish
Lower Monument Hall
Surprise 30th Wedding Anniversary Party Held for Eastons
Mrs. Frank Forest of Concord attended a Wayland surprise party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Easton on their 30th wedding anniversary with friends in attendance.
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Frank Forest
Concord
Charles Easton
Wayland
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