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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1946

Page

11

Candidates for Governor VP Spot Stir Lynn Politics

The spring crop of Republican candidates for the second spot on the state ticket grows as Governor Robert F. affording Coolidge leads among contenders. Lynn Mayor Albert E. Cole and Hampden County official Leo Senecal join the field, with Coolidge favored by the state committee though intra party divides and local opposition in Lynn loom.

Arthur W. Woodman Searaca Rocus Robert F.aford Senate Arthur W. Coolidge Albert E. Cole Lynn Leo Senecal Chicopee Hampden County Coolidge Republican State Committee Cole United Super Lynn Republicans Sageamyr Bradford Plymouth Colony

Two 17-Year Olds Enlist In U S Service At Concord

Concord state company notes two 17 year olds joining federal service Pvt Robert Nelson of Lincoln in the Navy and Pvt N Denaro of Concord in the Marines. Also discharged are Sergt John D Shaw after a year and Corp Herbert C Pearson after two years. Fourth Company seeks new recruits with Capt Joseph Barr at the State Armory, drills resume Mondays and Thursdays.

Concord Concord State Company Robert Nelson Lincoln U. S. Navy Bany

Concord Couple To Care For Parents In Bowdoin Settlement

Mr and Mrs Roland E Whitney of 14A Crest Street will move to Bowdoin Street Maine next Tuesday to care for Mrs Whitney s eldest father and mother of that town Dr Arthur F March Jr of 33A Hubbard Street was elected second vice president of the Boston Society of Optometrists March served in the U S Navy as an officer in World War II Freak Day was observed at Concord High School on Monday with seniors in odd costumes.

Roland E. Whitney Crest Street Willove Rt Maine Whitney Arthur F. March, Jr Hubbard Street Boston Society of Optometrists March U. S. Navy Concord High School

Local Notables Move Into New Roles In Middlesex Area

David B. Williams formerly of Monument street and recently discharged from the U S Army Air Corps becomes a student at Boston University Law School. Dr Alvard N MacRae visits relatives during a business trip and now resides in Warrenton Missouri. Charles F Bulger a former semi pro baseball star is appointed an umpire in the newly organized Middlesex County Baseball League to be represented and managed by Ray Forcier in West Concord.

David B. Williams Monument Street U. S. Army Air Corps Boston ‘University Law School Alvard ‘N. MacRae Warrenton Missouri Charles F. Bulger Middlesex County Baseball League West Concordt Ray Forcier

Local Briefs Highlight Service, Postwar Moves, and Fundraiser

Fred J. Kennedy has accepted a position in Waltham after returning from Korea where he served 18 months with the 17th Infantry, Seventh Division, including Okinawa. State Trooper Frank Geist is improving at Emerson Hospital. Mrs. Guilbert Winchell of South Lincoln won a prize at the Boston flower show. Easter Seals drive for Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped continues with about 80 million expected to be sold. deadline April 21. Mrs. Burton Ippard of Marlboro is mentioned in local collections backed by state and church leaders.

Fred J. Kennedy Hillside Avenue John R. Kennedy Korea Waltham 17Th Infantry Okinawa Bay State Society For the Crippled and Handicapped, Inc Burton Ippard Marlboro Ie Ve

Concord Rotary Club hears Harold C. Smith on book making

Harold C. Smith past Clinton Rotary president and Colonial Press head spoke at the Concord Rotary weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn. He discussed The Manufacture of Books and was well received by local members. President Whittesmore presided at the business session and Thomas L. Samborn led the luncheon committee. An assembly at Framingham on April 25 was announced for Concord members. Next meeting is set for Thursday at 12:05 with details to be announced.

Concord Harold C. Smith Clinton Rotary Club Colonial Press Concord Rotary Club Colonial Inn Thomas L. Sanborn Assembly Framingham Thay Concord Club

Mrs Loring Active in Cambridge School Play at Weston

Mrs Charles G Loring of Concord a board member of Cambridge School at Kendall Green participated in the recent presentation of Dido at the Weston Town Hall.

Charles G. Loring Concord Cambridge Kendall Green Weston Town 1

Concord Girls Elected Phi Beta Kappa At BU

Séba G Kent and Jacqueline L Freeman of Concord were elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Boston University. Both are Concord High School graduates and among 21 co eds named from 24 students chosen for honors.

Concord Séba G. Kent Strreet Jacqueline L. Freeman Boston University Concord High School Phi Beta Kappa

Minor Grass Fire Sparks Brief Blaze Near Home

A small grass fire near Concord sparked a brief blaze at a residence on Friday around 10 15 PM. Firefighters arrived quickly and contained the flames within about 25 minutes. Neighbors reported a nearby blaze may have ignited the structure, sending smoke through the house. No serious damage reported.

Concord of. M. Lohier Mé Guihant Et Eres

Couple marks fifth anniversary in West Concord

Mr and Mrs Louis B Vigliotti of 10 Crest Street West Concord observed their fifth wedding anniversary last Saturday. They were married at West Concord Union Church by Rev Kenneth Ralph Teed now of Willimantic. Edan Mae Hughes of West Concord is Mrs Vigliotti formerly.

West Concord Louis B. Vigliotti Crest Street West Concord Union Church Kenneth Ralph Teed Willimantic Vighiotti Edan Mae Hughes West Concern Vigliotti

Communion Breakfast Planned by Our Lady Helps of Christians

Our Lady Helps of Christians in West Concord announces its annual Communion Breakfast for next month. Warren Powell and wife of Independence Road sold their house and plan a new build when materials arrive. Robert Parks, new Howard Johnson manager in West Concord, starts a home on Revolutionary Ridge. Infant Alice Woodward DeNormandie, daughter of James and Martha DeNormandie, born last week. Buy Victory Bonds and Stamps.

Court Our Lady Helps of Christians West Concord Warren T. Powell Independence Road Robert D. Parks Howard Johnson Restaurant West Concord Revolutionary Ridge James DeNormandie Lincoln Alice. Woodward DeNormandie DeNormandie Martha Prouty

Memory Lane In Concord 50 Years Ago

Fred and Reno Bull of Concord depart for Cripple Creek to pursue mining. Mayflower Club hosts its first meeting at Miss Ethel G Blossom’s home. Will Curry and Blanche Pratt win first prize in a whist party at Ben Derby’s. George Tolman presents Eye of the Past at the Antiquarian Society meeting.

Fred Reno Bull Concord Cripple Creek Mayflower Club Ethel G. Blossom Will Curry Blanche Pratt Ben Derby George Tolman Eye of Whisper Meeting of Antiquarian Society

Temperance Union meets in West Concord with Boston guest speaker

Middlesex Northwest District Temperance Union gathers at West Concord Union Church led by Rev D Doremus Scudder of Boston as guest speaker. Concord Music Club hosts at Mrs Harry B Little’s home with Miss Katharine Davis singing. Rev George Tewksbury reads February at Trin faba Congregational Church after 20 years here. Harry E Tytle purchases bungalow near Park. Mrs F S Walker presides at PTA meeting.

Middlesex Northwest District Temperance Union West Concord Union -Church D. Doremus Scudder Boston Concord Music Club Harry B., Little Katharine Davis Tewksbury Frbreg Trin Faba Congregational Church Harry E. Tytle Urchases Bungalow Park Walker PTA

Concord marks Patriot's Day in 41st chapter program

Throngs attend annual church services in Concord and West Concord to mark Patriot's Day. Walter E. Blodgett, 95, serves as general chairman. Mrs. E P Metcalf heads Concordah's Club. Miss Havel Hy Hawley to marry George T. Walker of West Concord.

Concord West Concord’s Mark Walter E. Blodgett Hawthorne CES E P Metcalf Concordah Miss Havel Hy Hawley George T. Walker West Cofiédrdi

Firemen’s Pall Held At State Armory For Community

Five years ago Thomas D. Tombeno Jr. chaired the annual Firemen’s Pall at the State Armory before a large crowd. Obituaries note Mrs Ida Goff at 85 and William E. J. Graham at 55. Mrs Caleb H Wheeler of Virginia Road elected WPA president. Maurice McWalter leads Concorde Elks. Bowman Sturtevant, 10, catches 16 1 4 inch trout as fishing season opens.

Thomas D. Tombeno, Jr State Armory Ida Goff William E. J Graham Caleb H. Wheeler Virginia Road WPA Maurice McWalter Concorde Elks Bowman Sturtevant

Fifth Company MSG Holds Annual Dinner at Howard Johnsons

The annual dinner of Fifth Company MSG was held at the Howard Johnsons restaurant in West Concord on Tuesday evening and drew a strong turnout from members.

Fifth Company, Msg Howard Johnnson West Concord

Community Calendar Announced for Local Events

A fragmented notice lists Red Cross and civic group meetings, drills, and services at local halls and Armories. Events include a Red Cross gathering at 8:15 pm, church sundays services, Middlesex baseball, Mohawks meeting at Harvey School, and Odd Fellows at Concord Armory.

S.S. S. Mohaws Meeting Harvey School Concord Meeting Concord State of Officers and

Magnolia Club Plans Bond Convention and Softball Game

Members of the club announced plans for a bond convention to be held April 23 at Colonial Right. The meeting appears to include discussions on joining Magnolia and Ju ton Liohs Club lengé to support a softball game and Victory Bondi.

Sue N. Ra Magnolia Juton Liohs

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