Concord's notable citizens span politics and service
A long retrospective highlights Concord figures in national and state politics. It notes Edith Nourse Rogers as Congresswoman from Lowell, Sherman Hoar's long service, and local leaders like Samuel Hoar Goodwin and Col. Robert E. Goodwin. The piece ties past Town roles to present influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin, Proctor and
Stuart
Gherles
Hubert M. ‘Aodwell
Hoar
Bella
Esex Insurance Partnership
Eliot R. Howard
Concord
The
Middlesex Insurance
Herbert F. Whipple
Concord Union
Elm Street
Krist Andersen
Robert S. Newbury Jr
Danforth
Concord Citizens Represent 13th Middlesex District
Concord civic figures guide local government and institutions including Governor Bradford’s aides Bradford Whitney and role in the Governor’s Council. The Central District Court since 1870 has seen Keyes then Wilson Northrup and McWalter. Emerson Hospital and library led by Miss Snow and Harold Cabot. Post offices at Concord and West Concord reflect growth. Notables include authors Allen French and Roland Wells Robbins and Girl Scout leader Caroline Farnsworth. Veterans groups remain active with local commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Robert
Bradford
Whitney
Frank A. Brook
Concord
Central District Court of
Middlesex County
John Shepard Keyes
Prescott Keyes
Middlesex Insurance Partnership
Howard A. Wilson
Maynard
Pierre A. Northrup
Lexington
Northrup
Maurice McWalter
Maurice
West Paes
Allen Chair Corporesan
Sient
Stuart W. Allen
East Acton
Allen
Loughlin
Harvard
Sarah “R. Bartlett
Ellen F. Whitney
Ralph D. MceLeary
Henry H. Hawley
Caroline W. Farnsworth
Girl Scouts “of America
Charles W. Farnsworth
Paige
Ongs
Red Cross
Robert Ean
C Post V. F. W
Cecile Berry
Con
Notable Physicians of Yesteryear Listed in Town From Archives
The article enumerates numerous doctors once present in the town, naming figures such as Dr Titcomb, Dr Witton, Dr Shaw, Dr Flavin, Dr Shedden, and others. It references associations, hospital ties, and notable contemporaries including Gov. Saltonstall and Dr Garfield among the historical medical community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteryear
Titcomb
Pi Witton
Shaw
Son
Flavin
Shedden
Amminer
Saltonstall
Stall Hospital
Moon
Quill
Nahigiah
Garfield
Berge
Goodwin
Cleary
Sheehan
Unclear OCR fragment hints at police notice
Fragmentary text mentions an officer on Main Street and a phone number with uncertain details. The readable items suggest a police or crime related notice but specifics are not clear. No definite names, dates, or actions could be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsord
Rudolph
Main Street
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Tompkins
Furbush
Mrs. Rogers
Soergel
House of Representaitives
Anelé Sam
Fifer
Concord School Committee
State House
Eny Coneerd
Richard I. Funbush
Senate
Aid
2Urbush
Stouse
Waltham
Washington, D. C
Edith Nourse Rogers
Lowell
John Jaco’ Rogers
Sherman Hoar
U. S
Cuba
Samuel Hoar
Arnold Tompkins
I. Ll. Furbush
M. Whitney
M. McWalter
Concor
Norway
sBoth Comins
Newbury
Boston
Leith Edward W. Jesiemore Brown
Ivan D. Servais
Ae District Court
David B. Williams
Edward F. Loughlin
Barvington
Rhode Island
Colby
New England School Development Council
H. Paul Carrabee
Winslow J. Damon
Rep
James
Moe
John
Legion Post
Emerson Hospital
Ednard Price
Norwood
Harold Cabot
Harold Cabot & Company
Chilton Cabot
Board of
Public Welfare
Cemetery Commissioners
Orma L. Clark
South Acton
Copford
American Woolem Company
Newton
Maynar
John R. McManus
Francis McManus
Edward F. M.manus
Cambridge
McManus
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
West Concord
Margaret E. Coughlin
Fred A. Tower
U.S. Weather’ Bureau
Massachusetts Reformatory
John ¢.Een
Thomas P. McCusker
Maj
J. Dee
Dee
Charles T. Ji
John J. O'Grady
Ie i Rice
Dolan
Dotion
Smeer Regimental
Re Ory
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Allen French
Morris Longstreth Whoshas
Two Rivers
Roland Wells Robbins
Walden
Townsend Scudder
H. M. Wardwell
Hrist Andersen
Edward W. Sheehan
D. B. Williams
E. F. Coughlin
Ralph D. McLeary
W. J. Damon
E. FP. Williams
M. Coughlin
Mrs. E. EB. Rose
Mrs
Rodney Pratt
Imal
Alden Hussell
Russell
Dr,.h. E. Rofl
DR. O. L. Gla
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