Joli Porun House Wedding with Bridal Attire Details
The ceremony Saturday at 8 o'clock united Miss Bowen and her groom with the bride in a white faille gown featuring a bustle back and cathedral veil. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Wardwell of Concord in lavender, and bridesmaids Miss Couleer Borden and Fan Guenhone. best man Scott of Pebble Falls and usher Aimee Charnley of New York.
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Bowen
Marthe Wardwell
Concord
W York
Anna Couleer Borden
Fancan
Guenhone
Bunion Marchal Scott
Pebeee Falls
Aimee A. Charnley
New York
Usher
Weekend safety record set in Massachusetts highways
Hudson Police receiver notes a statewide safety record during a holiday period with three deaths reported. Rudo FP King credits press cooperation and favorable weather along with more licensed operators for the improved figures on the state’s highways.
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Hudson
Rudo FP
King
Secc
Ter
Fire alarm response tied to West Concord incident
The West Concord unit also responded to the alarm, which was the 139th fire alarm of the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Couple Weds. Plans Arbor Michigan Home After Trip
A bride wore peacock blue lace with gold accessories and sage ostrich tips in her hair. After a wedding trip the couple will live in Arbor Michigan where the bridegroom will finish studies at the University of Michigan. He is a veteran of service with the 13th Force in the Southwest. A Junior League member, Mrs Charney graduated from Concord Academy attended Cornell University and Katherine Gibbs School.
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Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
13Th Force
Charney
Concord Academy
Cornell University
Katherine Gibbs
Hudson Ben Lovett A Hudson square dance master who shaped New England revival
A feature profiles Benjamin Lovett a nationally known dance master now resident in Braintree highlighting his 50 years in square dance teaching and calling. The piece recounts his Ford connections his Detroit years his work at Ford School and WEAF broadcasts while noting his retirement in 1944 at age about 70 and his role in reviving square dancing in New England.
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Hudson
Ben Lovett
Braintree
Oeton Post
Patrick R. Carroll
New England
Benjamin Lovett
Lovett
Henry Ford
Ford Dynasty
Europe
Wayside Inn
South
Sudbury
Henry
Detroit
Mr. Lovett
Cere
Danc Au Tee Tam
Ater Lovett
Levett
WEAF
New York
Longfellow's
Paris
Thomas Edison
Honor “Henry
Edie Ford
Massachusetts toll road plan advances with new commission
Gov Dever appoints four to a recess commission to study a 90 mile toll road across Massachusetts with $150000 provided. The panel, lacking full powers, will report to the Legislature with two Senators and five Representatives to be named later. The project aims to link Connecticut toll road through New York into Massachusetts and connect with New Hampshire and Maine routes.
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State House
Boston
Massachusetts
Paul A. Dever
Irving E. Rogers
Goguen
Leominster
Internal Revenue
Homer W. Bourgeois
Lowell
Callahan
Special Commission
Connecticut
New York
Bay State Line
Seeacestion
New Hampshire
Maine
Miss Ja Robitell Linked to Highland School Note
Miss Ja Robitell of 147 Road is connected to Highland School in Cartiste. She is described as a pupil associated with Mr and Mrs Harold D Kim.
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Ja Robitell
Highland School
Cartiste
Miss Robitell
Mrs
Harold D. Kim
West Concord-Corp John Co Dolsn Jr Pro Sergeant
Pro sergeant in the ie Seerr news text notes John Co Dolsn Jr from West Concord-Corp has been highlighted for service. The fragment references a title or role with limited context and unclear organization. Further details are not present in the readable portion.
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West Concord—Corp
John Co. Dolsn Jr
Ape Guards of Tradition Declining on Gibraltar
The Rock’s famed apes, long a symbol of British hold on Gibraltar, are dwindling in number. Legend says the "ap es" signal Britain’s fate, and most present are African imports post World War II. The Rock’s wartime role hardened defenses and kept the simian guard under strain.
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Gibraltar
Britain
Num
Spe
Africa
Bahian city of Bahia de Todos os Santos once capital
The excerpt describes Bahia de Todos os Santos known as Salvador and Bahia, its dual identity as museum and modern center, with transport links via elevators and roads. It notes Bahia as Brazil's former capital until 1763 when Rio de Janeiro became seat and its continued status as state capital with historic forts guarding the harbor.
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St. of U. & Citles
Seo Salvador
Bahia de
Baia
Rio de Janeiro
Rich
Orue Basia
Washington ancestors near neighbors to Wi Shake centuries ago
Fragmentary notes claim George Washington's forebears lived near Wi Shake, with Sul grave Manor noted in the Domesday entry. It says Washington built a house and his line remained for 120 years, then Lawrence’s grandson Colonel John allegedly inherited land in Virginia now known as Vernon.
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George Washington
Sulgrave Manor
Urna Washington
Lawrenee
John Reeeee
Virginia
Vernon
Creatures Lingerin Water and Land Split Highlight
A compact note contrasts species that live only in water with those that stay on land, while others move between both environments. It underscores biodiversity and adaptation across habitats.
Incomplete Text Fragment Sparks Turbulent Water Topic
The readable portion discusses boiling water and an unclear process involving rapid growth and transformation. It mentions a form of substance or reaction in hot water and a speculative measure around 116 000 feet, though context is fragmented and no definite conclusions are present.
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Wd. Sims
Eulid
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M. M. Charnley, JR
Moen’s
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Congress
Sandy MacDonald
Lors & White
Tel
Polly and
Tioga
Polly Mattison
Arrowhead
Polly
Frieda Marion
Newburyport
Saas
U. 5
Lewis
Commonwealth Ave
Orde
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