Woman's Union Meeting Hosts Rev. R Wilton Guest
This afternoon at 3 o clock the Woman's Union meets at the parish house of Trinity Congregational Church on Husae street. A tea will follow with Mrs. Ralph Hemenway in charge and Rev. R Wilton of the Framingham Reformatory as speaker. Tea hostess is Mrs. John Deroy.
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Concord
Woman’ S Union
Trinitaran
Hubsae ‘Street
Durham
Ralph Hemenway
R. Wittenberg
Framingham Woman's Reformatory
John Deroy
United Nations Day celebrated at Veterans Building
Concord invites townspeople to United Nations Day on October 24 at 8 o clock at the Veterans Building. Sir Zafrullah Khan of the Pakistani Mission to the UN will speak. The event showcases the UN flag, 59 flags, and the Corday school band as Scouts march past.
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Concord
United Nations
Zafrullah Khan
Grange
United States of America
Thomas Appointed Permanent of Concord Police Force
Ralph P. Thomas of 5 Central Street West Concord has been named a permanent member of the Concord Police Department by the Board of Selectmen. He fills the vacancy created by the retirement of Patrolman Robert P. Lawson. Thomas is married and was formerly employed at the Wal-
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Concord
Central Street
Concord Police Department
Board of Selectmen
Robert P. Lawson
Thomas
Wal
Watch Company employee begins night shift duties at Concord and Harvey Wheeler School
A former employee begins night work duties at the Concord facility and is associated with Harvey Wheeler School in nearby Est Concord. The report notes his return to duties and ongoing involvement with local institutions.
Junior Red Cross Activity At Concord High School
Last Friday at Concord high school a Junior Red Cross assembly was held. Diane Davidson explained the council’s activities and a movie followed. Freshmen Jean Berube and Witherell were elected to represent them in the Student Council for this year and next. The first issue of the school paper The Voice will be out this week with a change. A new driver education class will start soon in room managed by William J Bulger Jr. Buy U S savings bonds.
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Concord
Concord High School
Red Cross
Diane Davidson
Conemieans
Mason
William. J." Bulger, Jr
Funeral service for Charles D. Staples in Concord
Concord funeral services were held yesterday for Charles D. Staples 25 victim of a fire at 5 Cottage West Concord born October 23 1924 in Cambridge Massachusetts. He lived in Concord and West Concord in recent years and worked as a kitchen helper at Howearth Johnson restaurant. Survived by father Warren D. Staples 14 Conant Street West Concord and brothers Warren D. Staples Jr. West Concord and Edwin Staples Chicago Illinois.
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Concord
Charles D. Staples
Joseph Dee & Son
Bedford Street
Edwin B. Nu‘en
West ‘Concord
Union
Cambrid
West Concord
Howearth Johnson
Warren D. Staples
Conant Street
Warren D. Staples, Jr
Edwin Staples
Chicago
Ilinois
Bedford residents attend local events and notices
Bedford residents appear in a jumble of notices including a tea event at the Boston YWCA on October 23 with a speaker from the community. Mrs Hyson remains librarian at the Bedford Free Public Library. Several residents are named with activities from teaching, employment to visits and hospital updates.
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Road
Workshope
Boston
Hyson
Bedford Free Public Library
Garret Hyson
South Exhibition
Bedford hearing on single family home on Great Road
A public hearing before the Board Beals was held to bar the petition of Charles H. Sennard and Mary A for a single family dwelling on the Great Road. The lot has frontage but insufficient area to meet current bylaws. The petition was taken under advisement.
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Bedford
Beals
Charles H. S
Reverend Carl Bamon Hospitalized in Lynn
The Rev Carl Bamon, pastor of the South Universalist Church in the Bay region of Maine, is a patient at Lynn Hospital. Friends report his condition as serious and note his sermon titled Who Shall Rule the Earth.
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Carl Bamon
South
Universalist Church
Lynn
Good Dairy Barn Lighting Essential
The article stresses dairy barn lighting as essential for efficiency and safety. It recommends installing outlets along litter alleys at regular 12 unit centers and placing floodlights over the litter alley behind each row to improve illumination around work areas.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Aged Consumption Note
The readable text references age related consumption of a son, averages per cent and a century context. It mentions pounds and a low point, with unclear figures and dates. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the legible fragments.
Market Report Notes Large Onion Watermelon Quantities
A report records substantially larger quantities of onions watermelons and more lettuce than last year. Celery onions tomatoes and peas show varying levels with some increases noted.
Concord Grange meets with UN flag display and officer changes
At the Concord Grange meeting held Tuesday at Peter Bulkeey School hall the UN flag was displayed. Jeannette S. Stensby announced Eleanor B. Fenn as town chair for UN Day. Beatrice O'Day named new assistant steward. officers were installed.
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Concord
Concord Grange
P. of H
Peter Bulkeey
Jeannette S. Stensby
Eleanor B. Fenn
Helen. Tobey
Grange
Ness
Auxiliaries Meet Here On Tuesday
Members of the pear setnge at Emerson Hospital plan a treat in-store for them on the 24th at 2 30. The event marks the first in a series during the hospital week at McDonald Cite.
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Emerson Hospital
di A.R
Company H N etes Dances at Armory Door Tickets Sold
A fragment reports a dance event at the armory with tickets sold at the door rather than solicited. The notice references an evening of entertainment on a Friday but the text is garbled and unclear on full details.
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Ain- Bat
Church finance meeting at West Concord Union Church
A finance committee meeting is set for 7 30 tonight at West Concord Union Church. The notice references Edward home on 58 Thor Street and a church event at the corner of Genus and Elm streets.
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Edward
Thorstreet
Genus
Elm’ Street
West Concord Union Church
Maynard Miss Mary L Di Grappa Joins College Society
Maynard Miss Mary L Di Grappa daughter of Luigi Di Gesnee of 2 Ett Street Bas is listed as a member of the college local society established in 1922. The group includes all women enrolled as students at the college.
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Maynard
Mary. L.di Grappa
Luigi DiGesnee
Ett Street
Bas
Mu Local Society
He College
Fragmentary Chicago Note Reads Like A Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text from a Chicago area notice mentions individuals with unclear roles and scattered details. The readable portions hint at a personal or community notice with names and dates but lack a coherent event or outcome to summarize further.
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Robert E. Brown
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Mr. Rogers
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Gordon Mac
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