Prowl Cars Improve as Duluth Police Update Patrol Vehicles
Duluth Minnesota reports police patrol cars now feature seven foot balsam wool insulation strips designed to replace blankets for injured persons. The update aims to increase comfort for victims during transport.
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Duluth
Minn
West Concord families swap homes in local move
The Sheehan family moved from 3 Maple Court to the McClary residence at 22 Upland Road in West Concord. The Skewes family vacated the McClary home and relocated to a new residence on Main Street in West Concord.
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Robert E)sheehan
Maple Court
McClary
Upland Road
West Concord
Percy Skewes
Main Street
Vacation for Dora Mack at Veterans' Hospital
Miss Dora Mack of School Way takes a week's vacation from duties at the Veterans Hospital. The Cabinet of the Church of Christ Congregational will meet in the vestry on Tuesday evening April 15 at 7 30.
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Dora Mack
School Way
Veterans’ Hospital
Church of Christ Congregational Church
Cub Scouts Award Merit Badges in March Pack Meeting
Maynard Pack No 1 Cub Scouts held a March 25, 1947 meeting with ten well attended sessions. Several boys earned Bear and Wolf Merit Badges with awards given by fathers and sisters, Den Chiefs honored for service, and thanks extended to the United Cooperative Society for equipment use and to John Parker of Stow for operating the sound motion picture machine.
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Maynard
Donald Dietzel
Ronald Martinson
Thomas O’toole
Den
James Kopp
Bob Cat
William Vitkauskas
Sap
United Co-Operative Society
John Parker
Stow
Murray Mackentd
Mark Wedding Date for Concord Couple on Navy Duty
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson Kears announce the fifth wedding anniversary of the former Alice Ora Crosby Sandy Pond road will be celebrated Friday April 11 with Mr. Kearf on active duty in the U S Navy.
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Concord
David Wilson Kears
Alice Ora Crosby
Sandy Pond Road
Kearf
U. S. Navy
Red Cross in Bedford tops quota set
Bedford officials report a Red Cross drive exceeding its goal with contributions well over 100 percent. Chief organizers and volunteers include chairmen David Pickman and Philip McGovern and numerous solicitors at the Veterans' Hospital and nearby committees.
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Philip McGovern
Nicholas Genetti
Frank W. Cloutier
Ralph Komende
Charles Carton
George Champney
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Vincent Conmerton
Arthur Luedike
Adam Stander
Roderick McLean
Emilly Petersen
Win Champney
Richard W. Thompson
Robert Pfeiffer
Frank B. Dodd
Donald L. Trovant
John McCoy
B. Monson
Grace Cole
Douglas Cooke
Joseph O. Proctor
Harold I Wellington
Anthony Pickman
Dana Clark
George Hammond
Slader
Dr. Bersen
Barbara Quinn
Sabit
Emma Brewster
Miss Hansen
Florence Fells
Ehrenweller
Mr. Marshall
Miss Sheridan
Miss Dingman
Miss Gariepy
Miss Goodwin
Cokke
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Dance Series To Aid Sports At St. Casimir's Hall
The Holy Name Society hosts a dance at St. Casimir's parish hall on Great Road this Saturday with Bob Stanley and his orchestra providing music. Proceeds will support the St. Casimir's baseball team practicing for potential entry into the Paul Revere League. The St. Casimir's Youths also plan a junk social and dance in the parish hall on April 26.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s. Holy Name Society
St. Casimir’s
Great Road
Bob
Stanley
Paul Revere League
Exams Open For Apprentices At Boston Navy Yard
Open competitive examinations are announced for Apprentice positions at Boston Naval Shipyard in Boston Massachusetts. Salary ranges from .88 to 17 per hour with duties at the yard. Applications must be filed by April 15 1947 with the Recorder Board of U S Civil Service Examiners at Boston Naval Shipyard.
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Concord
United States Civil Lead Commission
Aries
Boston
Postones
Boston 9
Recorder
Seaeane U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Boston Naval Shipyard
Boston 29
Mass
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Middlesex Rural Youth to Meet April 16 at High School
The Middlesex County Rural Youth group schedules a Wednesday evening meeting on April 16 at 8 00 in Littleton High School Howard Tompkins of Concord will speak on current legislation He will discuss an amendment to include an Extension service staff member as an ex officio advisor while a maximum of two individuals chosen by the Executive committee may serve as ex officio members of the Executive committee
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Middlesex County
Littleton High School
Howard Tompkins
Concord
General Court
Gamma Delta Tea Planned at Boston University
Boston University Gamma Delta prepares an all girls Gamma Delta Tea in the Liberal Arts College Friday April 18 from 3 30 to 5 00 p m in the Gamma Delta room. Faculty members and wives and children are invited. Separate entertainment for children and refreshments will be served.
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Boston
Helen Ketola
Maynard
Gamma Delta
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Shower for Miss Polos upcoming marriage in Bedford
Miss Pol daughter of Mr and Mrs Poleo received a shower in Bedford West for her approaching marriage to J Printon of Allston. Sponsored by sister Mrs Geneiti and cousins Miss Wart and Miss Pol. Guests travelled from South Boston Aust Lexington and Bedford. She received many presents and useful gifts.
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Marie Pol
Thias Poleo
School Way
J¢ Printon
Allston
Nicha Geneiti
Eileen Wart
Katherine Pol
South Boston
Aust
Lexington
Leo
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