Longtime Boston Journalist Frank Nichola Dies in Concord
Veteran reporter and editor Vic Nichola, longtime Boston newspaper figure and Boston Transcript staffer, died Thursday at Deaconess Hospital in Concord. Born Beverly 1857, he built a career from stenography to city editor, earning respect among governors and lawmakers for integrity and political insight. He served with the Boston Journal and later the Transcript as State House representative. Governors Cox and Allen paid tribute to his loyal service and trusted reporting.
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Nichols tribute highlights enduring state official ties
Funeral services for Frank A. Nichols drew state officials and lawmakers to First Parish Unitarian as they praised decades of friendships and associations. The ceremony honored Nichols, noting his long service and community involvement.
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Service for Frank A. Nichols Held in Concord
Gov Cox private secretary Herman A. MacDonald led a Concord service for Frank A. Nichols a former State House representative of 21 years. Attendees included Frederick W. Connk Atty Gen Jay R. Benton Sen John M. Cibha Alvin B Bliss and John W Det. Clergy Rev Loren B. Macdonald and Rev Ben R. Bukely officiated with a committal at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Patriot's Day Program Concord 149th Anniversary Events
Concord town announces a Patriot's Day schedule with sunrise bells at 9 am rifle shooting at Concon Rifle Club, noon bells, 1 pm athletic meet Concord High vs Winchester, 2 pm band concert, 2:20 pm baseball Concord High vs Winchester, 6:30 pm Legion banquet with notable speakers and Newell's Orchestra. Sunset bells.
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Chase Ends With Arrest After Barracks Pursuit
State Police patrolman Colloran pursued an automobile past the Walden post to the town center. At Walden and Everett streets he halted the car and arrested two occupants, John Nickkle Sr for drunken driving and James Brennan for drunkenness.
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Morgan Couple Welcome Daughter at Deaconess Hospital
Mr and Mrs Rex A Morgan are the happy parents of a daughter born at Deaconess hospital. Mr and Mrs Theodore M Barry have returned to Old Bedford road Concord after a pleasant winter spent at Tampa Florida. The snow on their trip north surprised them contrasting with the sunshine and green foliage they left behind.
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