Word: concorde
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When "Copey" reads, the Bible draws an enthusiastic audience. A maximum quota of fifty hearers was easily filled last night at the Union as "Copey," who recently celebrated his 76th birthday, sallied forth once more from the seclusion of 5 Concord Avenue to entertain his first love, the Freshman class...
...good Americans should turn up Monday evening for the rally of the Veterans of Future Wars. Not since the great Boston silversmith roused the expectant natives of Concord and Lexington from their beds has a more flaming challenge been given to New England youth...
John Bradford Bowditch '37, of Concord, has been appointed Junior Head Usher for the 1936 Commencement Exercises it was announced yesterday by Robert S. Playfair '36, Chairman of the Class Day Comittee...
...transport of both at fabulous rates became the expressman's job.† That they go through, come hell or highwayman, became almost his religion. At first carried by foot, horse, skis, dogsled, rowboat or river steamer, the treasure and mail eventually rode almost exclusively in the famed Concord stages, the first of which reached San Francisco June...
...railroad did not at once kill the old stage express. For 20 years more it did duty on minor routes, fighting highwaymen to the very end. Nor did the name Wells Fargo vanish with the last Concord. Today San Francisco's Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. is third largest in that city...