Classified Advertisements From Concord Area
Advertisements run in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Sudbury. Rates 100 per line advance payment. For sale 100 acre self supporting country estate on State road apple wood by the cord and livestock. Wages offered at President Suspender Co Shirley Massachusetts immediate positions for women and children. no experience required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford
Acton
Sudbury
State Rd
F. L. Gile
Lexington Rd
Tel
Suspender Co
Shirley
Mass
Armory Dedication Meeting Scheduled for Concord
Captain Michael J. Dee announces a Thursday night meeting of the military committee in charge of dedicating Concords new state armory. The dedication, planned for around November 1, involves civilian volunteers and the full company readiness, with carpenters and painters progressing toward furnishing the new armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Dee
Omeers
Thomas H. Mansfield
George W. Prescott
McWilliams
Chisholm
Mansfield
Parker
Foss
Coulter
Sullivan
Wright
Dolan
Dee
Flavin
Rock
Concord
State Armory
Michee l Dee
Corp
Charles Li
Rock of
Lincoln
Radet
Anonymous gift funds Deaconess Hospital addition
A donor through Mrs. William Wheeler provides funds to extend Deaconess hospital. Construction begun to add patient space and provide adequate nurse staff rooms, addressing cramped conditions and improving care facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheeler
Milk Inspector Report on Dealer Teams Cleaning
Milk inspector Dee collected samples on September 10 from dealer teams and classified results. Cleanliness ranged from very clean Bonnie Brook via G Clark and Dell Dale to fairly clean Williams and Lovering, not so clean Cossar Moulton Punkatasset, and dirty Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Bonnie Brook
G. Clark
Dell Dale
Williams
Lovering
Cossar
Moulton
Punkatasset
Turkey Growers Hold Meeting Saturday Afternoon
Concord residents will attend a turkey growers meeting Saturday at 2 PM at Geo Albree's home to hear authorities on turkey raising. Local interest in poultry farming is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Growers
Geo. Albree
Concord
Word council opens season with Columbus dance
The word council and K of C plan to start the season with a Columbus dance on October 11 in Mon Thall. Martin O Neill is named chairman of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Word Council, K. of C
Columbus Dance
Monthall
Martin O'Neill
Red
Concord playground week ends with large turnout and school events
The Concord playground program closed a busy week with parents day events and races for children under ten, including games, relays, dances and showcases. Concord Junction and Concord teams met with Concord winning the central match 51 to 27, while attendance surpassed previous years with over 350 on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Jacob
Concord
Concord Junction
Concord Centre
Minnie Crowe
Frances Loughlin
Florence Crowe
Detroit Couple Marjorie Brown and Ira Waterman Wed at Stedman Buttrick Home
Miss Marjory W. Brown of Detroit wed Ira D. Waterman of Detroit in a 1 PM ceremony at Stedman Buttrick’s residence. Rev. Loren B. Macdonald officiated. Attendants included Dorothy and little Mary Buttrick as flower girl. Best man was Cameron Waterman. A luncheon followed. couple left for a secret wedding trip and will reside in Detroit where the groom works in the steel business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory W. Brown
Ira D. Waterman
Dorothy
Mary Buttrick
Cameron Waterman
Detroit
Stedman Buttrick Jr
Sheehan
Union Club
Boston
Concord
Lincoln
St. Bernard’s Church
Winifred Mary O'Neill
Frank Moynihan
M. P. Mahon
St. Bernard's Church
Frances Shaughnessy
Lohengrin
Margaret Louise
Jerome Moynihan
Martin J. O'Neill
James B. Varley
Brooks St
Waltham
New York
Hardy
Arlington
Burdett Business College
W. E B. Gould
Huntington Ave
Brooke St
Miss Osgood
Lincoln Centre
T. B. G. Club
The
Sodality
Woman's Guild
Masons Prepare for Official Visit by District Leaders
Corinthian lodge A F and A M will host Right Worshipful Benjamin W. Clements of the 12th Masonic district and War Donald M. Cameron D D G Marshal of Lowell on Monday night for the annual visitation with a likely large attendance of Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Benjamin W. Clements
Masonic
Donald M. Cameron
D. D. G. Marshal
Lowell
Passages from Concord’s 69th Milestone Birthday
George H. Hopkins hosts his son George from New York for his 69th birthday. Although frail this summer he enjoys auto rides and piazza time at his Bedford Street home. Hopkins, a long time harness shop proprietor, also ran a variety store and served as a Trinitarian church deacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hopkins
George
New York
Mr. Hopkins
Milldam
Bedford St
Hopkins
Concord
Middam
Trinitarian Church
William Bradley Dies at 66 After Stomach Cancer
William Bradley aged 66 died Friday after a stomach cancer illness. He had been at Hugh Cargill home for six weeks and long employed by George F. Wheeler. Born in England he apparently had no relatives nearby. Interment was Saturday at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with prayers at the grave by Rev. G. A. Tewksbury of the Trinitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley
Hugh Cargill
Mr. Bradley
George F. Wheeler
England
Sleepy Hollow
G. A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Church
Free Exhibit Saturday Highlights Concord SchoolProjects
The Home Garden Association and Concord Schools vocational departments present a fall exhibit in the town hall Saturday afternoon September 18 from 3 to 9 p m. Displays include vegetables, flowers, garden produce, cooking and sewing, mechanics arts, commercial, agricultural and arts divisions. Admission is free and organizers expect large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Association
Concord
Town Hall
Tie Hewers Pay Scales in Ozarks Woodcraft
In Missouri's Ozarks tie hewers are paid 12 to 16 cents per tie, determined by the wood hardness. The system sets wages by the difficulty of each cut, reflecting the varied timber quality in the region.
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Ozarks
School Enrollments Rise With Need For Extra Room
Attendance at the high school reaches 475, about 25 higher than last year, with 200 out of town pupils, 20 fewer than before. West Concord requires an additional room by partitioning the assembly hall. Centre and west town enrollments are rising, while foundry equipment arrives by Oct. 1. The engagement of Malcolm Richardson and Miss Mary E. McKinney was announced this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Malcolm Richardson
This Town
Mary. E. McKinney
Newburyport
Puppies Win Blues at Pride's Crossing Show and More
Mrs John R Macintosh reports Heather Lee Marvel from West Highlands kennels won two blues and a special at Pride's Crossing dog show amid strong rivalry. Highland Commander and Heather Lee Marvel also scored two blues and a special at Nahant. Several puppies, white Scottish terriers, are six months old and sired by Lancaster kennels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Macintosh
Everett Jr
Heather Lee Marvel
West Highlands
Pride’s Crossing
Nahant
Highlands
Scotland
Betty Sands
Lancaster Kennels
Highland Commander
Boston
New York
Macintosh
Raalla
Corn Roast at Camp Goose Pond Host Led By Charles Voight
Charles Voight hosted a corn roast Tuesday night at his Goose Pond camp for 24 guests. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvard Rose, the party enjoyed corn, sandwiches, cake, and ice, with games by the fire and a merry sendoff as the hour grew late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Voight
J. Alvard Rose
Concord Council of Knights of Columbus Elects Officers
At its last meeting the Concord council of Knights of Columbus elected R. H. Worcester as Grand Knight. Other officers chosen include D. G. K. Martin, J. O’Neill, Bernard McKenna as finance secretary, Thomas Hoppe as treasurer, Leslie Keyes as warden, James Finan as I. G., John Connor as C. G., Martin Williams as trustee, and Thomas McGann as P. G. K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Council
K. of C
R. H. J. Worcester
Martin J. O'Neill
Tec
Bernard McKenna
Treas
Thomas Hope
Leslie Keyes
James Finan
I. G
John Connor
Selectman Hunt and family tour with N E Station Agents group
Selectman G. W. Hunt travels with daughters Grace and Helen as part of the N E Station Agents association tour through New York to the Delaware Water Gap and up the Hudson. Miss Grace ay of Philadelphia visits Miss Margaret Pope as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
G. W. Hunt
Grace
Helen
N. E.station Agents Association
New York
Delaware Water Gap
Hudson
Miss @ay
Philadelphia
Margaret Pope
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Armory Notes
Dirty
Olsen
B. Clark
Frank Smith
White
Ethel Hanna
Edith Buck
Frederic Miller
Stow St
Katherine Haggerty
St.Bernard’s Church
Elsie Rose
Helen Hunt
Concord ‘Antiquarian Society
Torrey & Vialle
Middlesex County
K. OF
Albert Vanderhoof
Main
R. L. van Pron
Opp
Fitchburg
Wilson
Mgr
Dépot
Red Rae Bog
Portland
Loewe Bros
E. A. Bucks
L Cies’ Fernishing Store
Main St
Benk
B. W. Brown CO
W. Concord
Delightechte
Concord Real Estate
Jeredith & Grew
Congress St
Arthur B. Brooks
Sudbury Rd
Richardson’s
Philip T. Flavin
SEN Tist
H. S. Richardson
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
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