Community event showcases Concord Art and Needlework
A February gathering features exhibits on knitting hole machines, cloth preparation and shipments. Dr Heyl recounts experiences while Miss Rosemary Cutter and Evelyn Morrison chair a Red Cross event with tea, donations, and public talks by Mrs Arks and others at the home of Miss Martha Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mober
Jen
Concord
Acton
Britain
Navy
Als
Heyl
Red Cross
Rosemary
Women Hunters Receive Licenses Amid Rising Interest
Local report notes women obtaining hunting licenses this year at the clerk’s office. Names such as Mrs Elsie R and Mrs Lillian A Sargent appear among license recipients, reflecting growing participation by female hunters willing to pursue game with traditional bow and arrow methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerk
Elsie
Lillian A. Sargent
M K. Smith
Ken. Smith
Home Nurse Class Registration Near End of Month
The next Home Nurse Class will be held in late month. Those interested may register at the Red Offices beside the Counterprise office at 89 Main or by telephone 259. Limited to 20 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmerican
Youth Group Plans Hallowe'en Event Friday Night
A Gleasondale St Church youth group will host a Halloween event Friday night in the vestry. Reg ar, pastor, will direct activities including dancing and a games section with committees handling refreshments and decorations led by Donald Laverdure and Jo McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoup
Reg. Ar
Gleasondale St
Donald Laverdure
Alice Ue
Eunice Kurbs
Jo McBride
Field Pi Cues Defeat Byss Miriam Season Opener
In a season opener at S field, Captain Wana scored late as Shirley’s team beat Gant’s side 4 goals to 3. Pfre Murphy and Isevich each found the net, with Meine adding a second for the victors in a tight match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Bermiit
Wana
Valao
Ako Gant
Shirley
Meine
Isevich
Tes Murphy
Parbara Iehes i
Wits
Anateasen
Cambridge Bill Seeks Registry for Out of State Cars
A proposal championed by Rep Haven Parker of Cambridge would require owners of out of state cars who stay in state for up to 30 days to register with police. Support comes from Cambridge police captains Kelley and Leahy and Lt O Connell, plus Rep John Ty Sullivan. The measure aims to ease policing amid defense job workers in Quincy Watertown Lynn and other communities by reducing time lost contacting distant state authorities. The bill has Metropolitan Police backing as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sl Heyy
Haa
Cambridge
Quincy
Watertown
Lynn
Arda
Daenuereets
Tlow “Eiven
Haven Parker
John Ty Sullivans
Kelley
Cambridge Police
Timothy Leahy
Daniel O’connnell
Souterville Police
Aietropolitan Police
Morse Drug Window Displays National Pharmacy Week in Marlboro
Morse Pharmacy in Marlboro features two ethical display windows for National Pharmacy Week. The central mortar and pestle, Caducceus insignia, and colorful compounds showcase pharmacy equipment and chemicals. Store owner Harry F Morse and assistant Harold Ward created the arrangement, drawing praise. Also noted are Navy Officer Kenneth M Tebo furloughing with his parents from Grove Street, and Ensign William Daley, guest of the Tebo family, aboard the US Kearney torpedoed near Iceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Pharmacy
National Pharmacy Week
Harry F. Morse
Harold ‘Ward
Marlboro
Kenneth M. Tebo
U.S. “Navy
Joseph W. L. Tebo
Grove Street
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Ensign Tebo
Annapolis
William Daley
Lawrence
Kearney
Iceland
Ensign Daley
Tebo
Sudbury School Notes Highlight Play and Activities
The Sudbury school notes outline a senior class drama of Mark Twain's Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court on November 7 at 8:00 p.m. The production, directed by Mrs. Moody, promises strong rehearsals and popular entertainment with humorous satire and notable scenes. The magazine drive began after an assembly with Mr. Del Obert speaking, offering a ten dollar prize for the class with the top score. by day three, the Sophomores led. The first Athletic Association meeting is set for next week, and a Teachers' Conference is listed for October 1, 1941, featuring speakers Dr. J. Edgar Parks, Dr. Will Bazarn, and Stuart on topics including Our Place in the Sun and The World Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Mark Pwain
del Obert
A. Mae
Athletic Association
J. Edgar Parks
Wheaton College
Will ‘Bazanr
Stuart Ano
RIPE PEACH AND PLUM JELLY AND MARMALADE RECIPE GUIDE
A Betty Barclay home economy note promotes making jams and jellies for soldiers. It provides two tested recipes RIPE PEACH AND PLUM JELLY and RIPE PLUM MARMALADE with step by step instructions, ingredients, quantities, and processing times. The piece emphasizes sun ripened fruits, home canning, and efficiency for busy homemakers.
Belmont Tops Concord 24 7 in opener
Belmont defeated Concord 24 to 7 in the junior varsity season opener. Concord scored late after a kickoff return by Chuckie Harwood but Belmont held the lead with three touchdowns and key runs. Players listed include Harwood, Mandriok, Larrabee and captain Larrabee. Next week Belmont has an open date with plans for Lexington second team and Middlesex seconds games.
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Concord+ Coury
Robinson
Monay
Bel- Mont
Elliot
Brown
Chuckie
Harwood
JP. Mandriok
Concord
Giles
Wilson
Williams
Sims
Sweetland
Witton
Peardsley
Sablette
Sheéhy
Kulter
Paine
P. Mandriok
Fish
T. McBreen
Fitzpatrick
Larrabee
J.mcbreen
Burgess
Pe Lexington
Middlesex
New Officers Named for Altar Society of St Keensey
The Altar Society of St Keensey announces officers: President Revi J Shey, Vice President Mrs John, Secretary Mrs Valentine, Treasurer Mrs Guilfoyle. They will begin duties in January. Leslie Smith of Roxbury, former resident, takes a job as mechanic at Walker's Garage on Main Street. William H H Pollack of Howard Street is under treatment in Marlboro Hospital.
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The
Altar Society of
St. Keensey
John
Bet Me Géeron
Valentine
Guilfoyle
Tages
Leslie Smith
Roxbury
Walker's
Main Street
William, HH. Pollack
Howard Street
Marlboro Hospital
Treatment of Men By Dewey Contemplates Virtues and Faults
The passage asserts love for men as the proper response to their faults and injuries, urging admiration for their virtues, pity for their faults, forbearance, and forgiveness. This viewpoint reflects a humane ethical stance attributed to Dewey.
Strange scenes on New York sidewalks and public antics
A column of odd dispatches recalls a man at Forty second Street who screamed into Harry Gilbert’s ear and vanished into a cigar shop after saying he wanted to do that. Other items include painter Miss Chase and a dead tree in an artists colony, Carl Masson’s restaurant egg mix up, and a monocled drill where soldiers are mocked into obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Gilbert
Times Square
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Harry
Taka Chase
Lloyds Neck
Long Island
Miss Chase
Colny
Carl Masson
LaGuardia Field
Canada
Junction Point
Ed Masson
Piéve 1
Sonny Tufts
East Side
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Cat rescues: kittens grow as coyotes are driven away
A group of boys bring in three coyotes to deter threats as a cat’s kittens mature. The puppies from the litter are thriving following the intervention, marking a hopeful turn for the feline family.
Woman Hurt in Auto Fall on Forrest Street
Ida Blanchette, 73, Ot 498 in Marlboro, was treated at Marlboro hospital for a concussion after falling from a car yesterday afternoon on Forrest Street. The driver Gerald Walcott reported he stopped quickly to avoid an animal in the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Ida Blanchette
Marlboro‘hospital
Forrest
Deraldine
Walcott
Ielce
Married couple returns from wedding trip to Cambridge
Marlboro Mr and Mrs James McAuliffe have married in St Marys church and returned from their wedding trip. They will reside in Cambridge. Mrs McAuliffe is Miss Stella Boudreau daughter of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McAuliffe
St. Mary's Church
Cambridge
McAuliffe
Stella Boudreau
Local residents noted for moving and enlistment
Mrs Alfred Boudreau and Mrs Joseph Daonst recently moved to the city. Curtis Glanville of Los Angeles enlisted in the U S Air Corps and is stationed at Jefferson Barracks Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
F Witegerald
Curtis Glanville
Los Angeles
California
the. S
Jefferson. Barracks
Missouri
Marlboro Country Club Women Bowled Close Match
Marlboro Country Club women’s bowling teams staged a close match with a tight finish as rivals contested the titlist in a balletic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Bowling club match ends with close score and social
The team edged the club special team by four pins in Mud-Son last night. The total score for the two strings was 870 to 866. A bowling match and social hour followed at the club with refreshments. Mrs. Stanford Stone chairs the bowling committee and announces a shift of feature material to Tuesday nights from Friday evenings due to health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Stanford Stone
Heath
Sorrows in Life and Losses Reflect on Benson
A fragmented note notes life sorrows beyond losses, mentioning A, C, Benson and salataciiin ly bit. It presents obscure reflections without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C, Benson
Your Value Your Worth Sayings Reflect Inner Worth
A concise quotation about worth and identity attributed to Thomas Davidson. The piece emphasizes that value comes from actions and character rather than possessions, guiding readers to align behavior with intrinsic merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davidson
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Pete
Avan
Morse
Betty Barclay
Turdis
Belmont
U. S
Vtec
Jane
Ately
VeRo
Ali Aa Hh
Amebiein
Jimmy van’ Heusen
England
Oollide
Sarah M. Pragnell
Ayuda Codae Mae Neighbors
George Eliot
Pornier
Licenga
Alfred. Boudreau
Co-operative
Hamburg
Turkeys
Michigan
Branch Street
Maynard
Worcester
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