Concord News Highlights Include Rally and Grange Fair Plans
Gov Coxs flying squadron visits Concord Square for a brief rally while the Concord Grange opens its Fall season with a Neighbor's Night guest list from Ston Grange. The Grange plans its September 20 exhibition with fruits, vegetables, baking, canning, crafts and cash prizes funded by local merchants and the Mass Department of Agriculture.
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Concord Grange
Elan
Wether
Mass Department of Agriculture
Boys and Girls Canning Club of
Concord
Specia
Bes
Concord to Host Town Tennis Tournament Starting Sept 23
The Concord Tennis Club led by Leif Nashe plans a town event beginning September 23 with singles and doubles draws. Cups await winners and runners up, prizes for both formats, and an entry deadline of September 28 with Dr Philip T Flavin.
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Concord Tennis Club
Leif’ Nashe
Concord
P. F. Flavin
Leif Nashe
Philip T. Flavin
Concord Knights Elect Postmaster Grand Knight
Postmaster J William Byron was elected grand knight of the Concord Council Knights of Columbus at the annual meeting held at Monument hall last Wednesday night A buffet lunch followed. Other officers named include Daniel J Hanlon deputy grand knight Michael J Collins recording secretary Thomas H Mansfield financial secretary James J Loughlin treasurer John J Mahon chancellor James H Nee warden Bernard Rushe inside guard Anthony J Doherty advocate James J Loughlin trustee for three years John J Mahon alternate John J Jennings delegate to Boston chapter and Thomas J McCann alternate The council plans to observe its 26th anniversary in November.
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Concord Knights
J. ‘William Byron
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Daniel J. Hanlon
Michael J. Collins
Thomas H. Mansfield
James J., Loughlin
John J. Mahon
James H. Nee
Bernard Rushe
Anthony J
Insurance Men Hold Outing for Scouts in Concord
The Insurance men of Mass held an outing last Tuesday at 4 Lexington Street and were escorted around town by about 25 Boy Scouts from the Concord troop. After sightseeing they were paid by Judge Prescott Keyes of Middlesex Insurance Co. at a nearby soda fountain. Mr and Mrs Kenneth B Cook of East Orange New Jersey have a son Richard Foster born September 1 1922.
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Lexington
Concord
Prescott Keyes
Middlesex Insurance Co
Kenneth. B. Cook
East Orange
N. J
Richard Foster
Annual Field Day Promotes Local Veterans’ Event in Mansfield
The James J. Mansfield Post 158 AL held its second annual field day at Concord playgrounds after rain postponed it from Monday. Main event was a 15 inning baseball game Concord Town defeated Lexington K of C 3 to 2. A morning track meet featured eight tight races with prizes, judged by Homer Allen and team.
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Mansfield Post
A. L
James J. Mansfield
Concord
Concord Town
Lexington K
Lexington
McGrath
W. Shannahan
Kopf
Rycroft
McDonald
Pade Scully
Sean Stone
Lynah
H. Shannahan
Bulger
H. Delaney
Ge Gregg Cf
Feo Cousins
McCarthy
Delaney
Russe P Coe
Petroff
Fallon
Loftus
la Loftus
Scully
Stone
Whannahan
Cousins
Kohl
Gregg
Russell
J. Delaney
Homer Allen
Concord Junction
Austin MacRae
Earl Peckham
Harold Tompkins
Green
O'Connor
Blake
Healey
Mara
Duberger
Clark
Allen
Track and field results and tug of war at event
Girls sprint results show Eleanor Clab first and Amie Bygraves second in 50 yard dash with Kelley and Greeg taking top spots in earlier jumps. Boys dash honors go to Percy Seymour first and Nelson King second. After the ball game a tug of war saw Sons of Norway defeat Concord Independents two pulls to one with Burleson as anchor and Jensen, Hanson, Burstad on the winning side.
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Greeg
Kelley
Eleanor Clab
Amie Bygraves
Percy Seymour
Nelson King
Sons of Norway
Concord Independents
Burleson
Anchor
Jensen
Hanson
Burstad
Concord
B. Horne
D. Horne
Doyle
Blaine
Acton Fair Seeks Bigger Flower Exhibit Space
Acton residents report a thriving Fair season with Mrs B A Phalen aiming for a larger flower exhibit area this year. The Dancing School reopens in Maynard next Monday with Boisse Orchestra of Barlboro and instructor Benj Lovett. Organizers expect a strong Juvenile Show of vegetables and products despite rain, with premium books and entry blanks to be mailed soon and a few unlet concessions in the Main hall.
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B. A. Phalen
Acton
Maynard
Barlboro
Benj
B. Lovett
Mit
Locke Reed Nuptials for Miss Ruseba Locke and Kenneth Reed
Miss Ruseba Locke daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin W Locke of Hudson and Kenneth F Reed son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo E Reed South Acton wed at the Unitarian parsonage Hudson on Sunday Sept 3 The double ring ceremony followed by a reception at 65 Pleasant St with buffet lunch prepared by W E Tarbell and assistants The couple will live in Waltham after a honeymoon in Montreal Mr Reed works for the Boston and Maine Railroad Dancing School reopen Sept 18 at Cooperative Hall Maynard with instruction by Benjamin B Lovett and music by Boisses Orchestra
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Locke—Reed
Ruseba Locke
Edwin W. Locke
Hudson
Kenneth F. Reed
Lorenzo E. Reed
South Acton
Unitarian Parsonage
Dudley R. Child
Pleasant
W. E. Tarbell
Albert. Halliwell
Frey Clark
Katherine Carpenter
Montreal
Waltham
Reed
MRR
A Small Basket For Cleaning In A Bathroom
A compact basket with a tall handle holds a can of scouring powder and a brush for tub cleaning. Some add a small kerosene bottle for an easy sanitary cleanser that requires little rubbing and evaporates quickly.
Concord House and Real Estate Notices and Classifieds
Local notices advertise homes for sale and rent in Concord and surrounding towns. Listings include an 8 000 to 12 000 dollar price range for a Concord home with a good sized lot and double garage, a Remington Typewriter for 10 dollars, and various maid and housework help wanted postings. A lost cat with contact details and a reward is also listed alongside rental offers for furnished and unfurnished houses in Concord Main Street and Fairhaven Road.
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Concord
Hudson
Mass
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Gov. Cox
Concord Square
Ston. Grange
Lexington Police Station
Edwin Martinson
Concord High School
North Eastern College
Boston
Annal Grange
Arthur Adams
Joseph Macone
Granville Holden
Eliza ‘Tibbets
C. Tower
Timothy Sheehan
Arleigh Pratt
Freeland Tuttle
Terence Brown Earle Parks
Freeland George
John Reymond
Lemuel Small
Mary King
Ford
Agency For Westinghouse Battery
Main ST
Maynard Opp
Methodist Church
Edwards & Lent
Prop
Ford Products
Sevieg
F. C
Detroit
Aynard Motor CO
Maynard, Mass
Middlesex Motor Tel
Gleasondale Woolens
Toll Service
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Geo. A. Stevens
Acton Fair
Co-operative Hall
Boisses Orchestra
Marlboro
Benjamin B. Lovett
Remington Typewriter
F. L. Garland
Tel
Mary F. Christian
Commonwealth Avenue
New England Conservatory
W. L. Eaton
Elm Street
R. James
Nashawtucrd
Fairhaven Road
George F. Wheeler
Helen Collins
Canada
Malone
Albany
New York, N Y
Main Street
John F. Mac Callar
Cat Concorn
Jimmie
Water St
Concord Jct
Tam
SON the Universal Tractor
Fordson
I. M. Hartwell
Nashoba Garage
Littleton, Mass
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