Old Concord DAR Opens Fall Meeting
Old Concord Daughters of the American Revolution opened the season with a fall meeting at the Moore House. Mrs. Waline Booman presided as tribute paid memory of Miss Beak W Bava momar. Sylvia, aged six, performed in duets with joy as Mrs Pratt accompanied. State meeting report by H Allen. Next chapter gathering November 4 features Mrs George H Warren speaker and a food sale titled Zoid Quilts and Coverlets. Volunteers hosted by Mrs Clarence 0 Shap and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iter
Oo Mierri
Wal- Ine Booman Ty
Miss Beak
Pratt
D. Torment
H. Allen
Clarence
Eda
P Shap- Caperwin “Brown
Miwya W. Harrie
Rge. H. Warren
Ion Zoid
Sunday by the Hill Community Notes and Meetings
A Deliberate village update lists a Hill Road elementary plan with a School for children prepared by Guptili. A water supply committee led by Harvey N. Fairbank met and launched tests with engineers. Social events include a Columbus Day celebration and dances at the War Side Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Road
Harvey N. Fairbank
Harold Bent
Peak
War Side Inn
Albert BE. Haynes
Parents-Teachers Association
Helen L. D
Meay
Carlton W. Burns
Futare T. A
Iee N
School notes report on Lexington soccer loss
Brief item notes Lexington High School soccer team suffered a 3 to 0 defeat. The Gudborg toys interruption is mentioned in fragmentary form as part of the score context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuer
Gudborg
Lexington
Dining on Game: Rabbit and Duck Prep Tips From a Historic Menu
A historic kitchen note offers game cooking guidance including Rabbit Stuffed with Sausage and Sage, parboiling, stuffing, and baking rabbit, plus Duck and Goose prep with paraffin finishing, roasting times, and garnishes. It also suggests Mince Meat Tarts to complete a game dinner.
Field Condition Update for Local Game Postponement
Report notes the local field is suitable for play within the next week. players listed include Sudbury Lan ce Devolt Clyde Brennan John Witehip Anne Dickey and pb be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Lance Devolt
Clyde Brennan
John ‘Witehip
Anne Dickey
Local notices fragment from Acton area
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals including John Peers of Bitteton and Louise of West Acton. References to prizes, a meeting invitation, and October 26 events in Acton are unreadable in parts. The readable items hint at local notices or social announcements from Acton and West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peers
Bittleton
Louise
West Acton
Lizzie Davis
Alice Perkins
Acton
Winona Puat Noble Grands Club Event at Annie Smiley's
The Winona Puat Noble Grands club hosted a party at Annie Smiley's residence. Members gathered for a community social with refreshments and notes of upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Whist
Ecg
Gouth Atton
Winona Puat Noble Grands Club
Annie Smiley
Pat
Woman's Club Season Events and Schedule
The Woman's Club announces the 1934 season at Warner Hall with varied programs. Highlights include speakers on community service and immigration, Christmas cards for Ex-Service Men, musical teas, and a Ten Year Health Program talk by Dr. Charles Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Hall
P. Byker
Mits Ridin
Thompson Blood
Warner’ D
David’ D. Vaughan
Colleutty
Themerson Hospital
Herbert L. Day
Warner Hall
T. ‘Gordon Burches
Warner ‘Hall
Department of American Home
Ruth Feeney
Ted
Harold M. Gate
Warner
C. Hlesee
Benjamin Derby
Frank A. Cleaves
Frank
S. Walker
Anna
Tillinghast
Wre Eet
Agell Holden
Prescott Townsend
Fred T. Boyd Hosters
Charles Bill
Public Schools of
Massachusetts
Alfred Stone
Tea and Talks at Warner Hall Events in 1934
A jumble of social notices lists tea hosts Mrs Chester H Adams Mrs Jeremiah J Erisman and Mrs Guy G Fernald at Warner Hall events in March April 1934 with talks, moving pictures of the Red Cross, a swimming class and an annual luncheon. Robert Kelley of Concord placed second in the Caledonian games half mile handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Adams
Warner Hall
Hershey
Jeremiah J. Erisman
Department of Pailacheapy
Oda
A. Ons
Ers i
Gongord
Red Cross
Guy
G. Fernald
Robert Kelley
Concord
Go'um
Sudbury Ladies Aid Society Fair in 19th Century Parish
Under the patronage of the Firak Parish ladies of Sudbury a society dinner brought together members from across the state. Miss KH Pratt hosted 225 guests then the ladies held a fair selling jelly jams fancy work fruit and vegetables. A display showcased oak parish relics and century-old church tools with replicas of steel works, organized by Mrs Steson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Columbug
Ainne
Firak
Pratt
Parsons A
Alice M
Barton
North
Elise
MacLain
Bogford
Mary Teagingne
Haroldrfruit
Martha
Unable to parse event winners at Wajouse Hall contest
Fragmentary OCR lists names Thomas Murray and George Glader as partners in a prize contest at Wajouse Hall with unclear context and incomplete results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gbursas
Wajouse Hall
Thomas Murray
George Glader
Fragmentary note cites crimes and property
A garbled OCR fragment lists terms like assault and battery, larceny, and wage, with scattered names and references to property and law. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event or person, offering only hints of criminal charges and legal terms.
Spinney Honored as Neighbor and Leader
A local figure named Spinney, described as a respected sector member, is noted for community service and leadership. The text also references Misses, October dates, and acts of recognition involving Maynard and Acton, with personal ties to Charles Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamtinande
Rence
Acton
Spinmex
Maynard
Charles
Miles
Spinney
Elimination Winners Among Eligible Partners
A fragmented note indicates a list of elimination winners and partner eligibility for a gold-related prize. It mentions eligibility status and competition results among various contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
First Lady of the Garden Adopts Furs Amid NRA Fashion Push
The passage notes a shift from green decor to fur garments as a sign of change under NRA guidance. It cites improved working conditions and price controls with woolens up 49 percent and silk goods 35 percent, urging timely purchases before prices rise again.
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Talley Bankhead
Janet Snowde Newport
Saravita
New York
Ariana
Howeve Janikhead
England
Old Concord Dar
Eve Wen
Heinz’ Food Institute
Wreacy Crosby
Pwiaes
Alow
Steson
Larseny
Meee
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