Three new mothers join Cub Pack 49 den mothers
Concord announces three mothers Mrs. Pliny Jewell Ett C Thorpe and Mrs Purs Packard have volunteered to be den mothers for Cub Pack 49. The first meeting at Trinitarian Canal church hall drew 20 new boys plus 35 cubs and cubbers. Peter Adams received a silver arrow bear award as Ralph D Stetson welcomed new members O Kennedy Jr and Edward Bartlett. Den mothers and volunteers are urged to contact Cubmaster Stetson or Mrs John W Codding. Additional help for work days is requested.
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Concord
H House of Trinitarian Canal Church
Pliny Jewell
Ett C. Thorpe
Us Packard
Seader
Jewell
Berglind
U. 3 Army
Ralph D. Stetson
O. Kennedy, Jr
Edward Bartlett
Peter Adams
Severty den Mothers
Jose
Conec
Stae
Ohn W. Codding
Saturday gatherings at the Hugh Cargill barn on Walden Street
The event is held each Saturday at 9 o'clock in the former Hugh Cargill barn located on Walden Street, serving as a regular meeting or activity for local attendees.
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Hugh Cargill
Walden Street
Book Reviews by Mrs. Rudkin at Concord Woman's Club
The Concord Woman's Club meets next Monday at 2 45 PM in the Masonic Temple with a business session led by President Mrs Henry H Hawley. Marion Tucker Rudkin will present a book review in a dramatic inspirational style as part of a series on November 13 December 11 and January 20 at Masonic Hall.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Masonic Temple
Henry H. Hawley
Marion Tucker Rudkin
Rudkin
Emerson College
Masonic Hall
Hayride and rally draw 30 plus members in Concord
More than 30 people enjoyed the hayride and membership rally on Saturday October 18 by the Republican "21" Club in Concord. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Sturtevant served cider and doughnuts at their Lexington Road home after the ride as dancing and group singing followed.
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Concord
Bradford Sturtevant
Lexington’ Road
Filipino Bands Murder Yanks And Loot Shops
Philippine insurgent groups the Hukbalahaps attacking Americans looting U S government property and firing on a U S plane as U S air force officials report mounting violence aimed at destabilizing the Roxas government and driving U S troops from the islands. Brig Gen Oliver orders a night curfew after a series of ambushes with casualties including a child and several soldiers.
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Pres. Manuel Roxas
U. S
Islands
U. S. Army
13Th Air Force
Manila
Clarkfield
Philippines
O Army
Robert C. Oliver
18Th Air Force
Philippine
Intruders Delay Robbery to Feed Infant in Park West
In a Central Park West apartment a two intruders paused a burglary to quiet 11 month old Susan Antoinette Fayle by squeezing an orange. Lt Comdr Eddie Fayle his wife and child were bound then the robbers fled with 500 dollars in cash and jewelry.
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New York
Central Park West
Susan Antoinette Fayle
Eddie Fayle
South Hempstead
Long Island
Mercedes Fayle
Fayles
Customer in bad humor starts violence in Baltimore eatery
In Baltimore a restaurant patron demanded a hamburger be cooked without advice and then attacked staff and customers. He smashed the cash register, broke a pie case, hurled a patron to the floor, and struck another man before fleeing in a car.
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Baltimore
Emma _ Sullivan
Torch Light Parade Opens Concord Community Chest Drive
Concord gears up for its 1947 campaign with a torch light parade on October 27 and a town rally. Headmaster Roger C. Fenn outlined the drive at Howard Johnsons as captains and solicitors gather pledge kits for a goal of 65 600. A portable information center on the library lawn will serve as temporary headquarters before the building is auctioned to fundraise.
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Concord
Concord Community Chest
Howard Johnson’s
Roger C. Fenn
Fenn School
Edith L. West resigns from Middlesex Extension Service
Edith L. West of Hubbard Street resigns after seven years with the Middlesex County Extension Service as home demonstration agent. She plans a six month vacation trip to California and the western states, having contributed to frozen foods and canning programs and radio talks for local homemakers.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Middlesex County Extension Service
Edith L. West
Hubbard Street
California
Weston native promoted to captain in Army Air Force
Lieut Thomas J McGrath formerly of Davis Court now of Weston receives promotion to captain in the U S Army Air Force. He is raised to captain in the permanent army. McGrath, a former Walden street retailer, is married to former Emerson Hospital nurse Helen Walsh and they have one child.
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Thomas J. McGrath
Davis Court
Weston
U. S. Army Air Force
McGrath
Walden Street
Helen Walsh
Emerson Hospital
New Priests Celebrate Nativity in Concord
Two new priests in Concord celebrated the Nativity and welcomed parishioners as they arrived, noting origins from Kingston and Sé, with a former curate from Kingston now serving in the area.
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Concord Neco
Concord
Reylis
Kingston
Wisconsin orchard pioneer orbits 780 feet deep rows
An OCR fragment notes a Wisconsin orchard effort, mentioning an operator named Aaeppler and a long row system with trees planted at a rate described as nineteen per minute. The text is fragmented and lacks complete context or dates.
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Oconomowoe
W Aaeppler
Wisconsin
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Chauncey Whitney Samps
Syracuse, New York
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
First Church Congregational
High Street
Marlborough
U.S
Edwin Pough
Plough
San Luis
Luzon
M.p.s
Bondoc
Kot
Fenn Peps
Miss West
Rom County
Wiscgh
Co-Op Furniture Department
Norman C. Hannon
Dresser & M
Lawson
RED Cross
Co-Op
Main Street
Co-operative
Meyneed
Mass
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