Megin Couple Observe Seventh Anniversary
West ConcordMr and Mrs Bernard E Megin of 207 Elm Street recently observed the seventh anniversary of their marriage at St Patrick s Church in Watertown Mrs Megin has the former Mary Thomas The Megins have four children Bernard William Susan and Mary Mr Megin is athletic director and football coach at Concord High School
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West Concord
Bernard E. Megin
207
Elm Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Watertown
Megin
Mary Thomas
Bernard
William
Susan
Mary
Concord High School
Public hearing on New England Power debt authorization
The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities announces a public hearing for New England Power Company to seek authority to issue up to 10 million dollars in indebtedness for temporary financing of plant extensions and improvements. The hearing is set for May 11 at 11:00 A.M. in Boston, with required notices to be published in multiple newspapers and served to city and town officials.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Boston
New England Power Company
Department of Public Utilities
State House
Attleboro Sun
Fall River Herald-News
Fitchburg Sentinel
Lawrence Tribune
Lynn Item
Marlboro Enterprise
North Adams Transcript
Berkshire Evening Eagle
Revere Budget News
Ware River News
Worcester Telegram
Attleboro
Fall River
Fitchburg
Gardner
Lawrence
Leominster
Lynn
Marlboro
Melrose
North Adams
Pitsfield
Revere
Worcester
Boards of Selectmen
Adams
Andover
Athol
Auburn
Ayer
Barre
Blackstone
Buckland
Charlton
Arksburg
Clinton
East Longmeadow
Florida
Grafton
Heath
Hopedale
Hubbardston
Everett
Mansfield
Millbury
Monroe
Montague
Northbridge
Palmer
Pepperell
Philipston
Rutland
Shelburne
Shirley
Shrewsbury
Southboro
Spencer
Sterling
Tewksbury
Townsend
Uxbridge
Ware
Warwick
Webster
Westboro
West Boylston
Westminster
Winchendon
Foster Cousens
Town Meeting Seeks Sewer Disposal Rule Change
The 1948 town meeting votes to amend Building Code Section V to require plans for domestic sewage disposal with each dwelling. If no public sewer exists, plans may need Plumbing Inspector approval. denial possible if disposal is unsatisfactory. Copy filed with town warrant and approved by authorities.
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Pumbing
Ancord
Edjour
Lion Tamers Shun Colds But Feel the Shivers
Memphis report quotes veteran lion tamer Captain Dick Clemens claiming lions prevent colds, as wounds heal quickly and fear persists. He recalls a Minneapolis mishap with Nero the lion, ending in a mauling but finishing the act, while noting the danger of a wrong lion and no fear means trouble.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dick Clemens
Minneapolis
Nero
Tyrone
Faille
Clemens
Ancher
Medical Journal Accuses Doctors of Dodging Night Calls
The Journal of the American Medical Association cites complaints from multiple regions about physicians avoiding late hour calls. It notes several cities have created emergency 24 hour telephone exchanges to summon doctors, though few night calls are truly urgent. The ethics principles quoted emphasize a physician's duty to respond in emergencies regardless of the odds.
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Chicago
tMany
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Journal
Wave
Country Folks Live Longer Than City Residents
New York report by Metropolitan Life statisticians finds rural residents enjoy longer life expectancy than city dwellers. Death rates in cities are higher for both men and women, with notable gaps between rural and urban areas.
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New York
City Life
Altius
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A patriotic appeal urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national needs. The notice emphasizes low risk returns and government backing, encouraging timely purchases through available schedules and local outlets.
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U.S
Acton Post Minstrel Show Proves Popular Local Event
The Acton post and auxiliary sponsored the first minstrel show to a crowded crowd over two evenings. Co directors Abigail Kleinfelder and Frank Kleinfelder organized a smooth program with interludes by Frank Wheuley and a large cast including Red Roche Ed Byron and Jim Mulvaney. The show benefited veterans at Cushing General Hospital with proceeds and was to be repeated for the hospital audiences.
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Dick Powderly
Jim Mulvaney
Alfa Goldthwaite
Ruuff Tompkins
A. Mariano
Maggie Dooley
Rufus Rasing
Ed Byron
June Fitzsimmons
Susie
John Varley
Steve O’donnel
Mike Curley
Bud Spinney
Fletcher Hyde
Whiffenpool
Marjorie Christofferson
A Mariano
Ann Francis
Alexander
Harry Kleinfelder
Frank Canessa
Red Robe
Mill Dam Music Mudders
Connie Moore
Bob Morris
Abigail Kleinfelder
Ralph Herrick
Jones
A. C. Jones
Mammy
Peg Fraser
Gladys Christofferson
Esther Taylor
Phyllis Kleinfelder
Dot Nichols
Marian Douglas
Sonia Bartlett
Priscilla Roche
Mary Spinney
al Lawton
Arla Nichols, Jr
Mary Nichols
Carolyn Douglas
Frances Byron
Billy Pyrro
Hazel Rice
Bob Bernhart
Bob Anderson
Frank Kleinfelder
Ben Rice
Clara Newton
Michael Curley
Ervin Fitzsimmons
Candy Harriet Taylor
Cushing General Hospital
Who's Who In Farm Bureau Concord Names Listed
The Farm Bureau board includes Concord figures Fred R. Jones Henry C. Klewber Rep Harold Tompkins and Alden R Wheelar. Other locals named are Guy Clark Carlisle Robert Lingham Harold N Caldwell C E Buckley Stephen Eliadees Joseph H H Decatur Louis W Dean Arthur DeVincent with Weston Lexington and Wayland ties.
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Concord
Farm Bureau
Fred R. Jones
Henry C. Klewber
Harold Tompkins
Alden R. Wheelar
Guy Clark
Carlisle
Robert Lingham
Harold N. Caldwell
Littleton
C.E. Buckley
Northboro
Stephen. Eliadees
Groton
Joseph HH. Decatur
Wayland
Louis W. Dean
Weston
Arthur DeVincent
Lexington
Birth Announcement for Patricia Ann O Grady
Stow Mr and Mrs John J O Grady Gleasondale road welcome a daughter born at Marlboro hospital April 18. Patricia Ann is the name chosen. Mother and baby returned from the hospital on Thursday. The family resides with his brother James J O Grady and family, formerly Margaret Noonan.
New signals at W Concord rail crossing planned
New automatic crossing signals with flashing highway lights and a warning bell will start service Friday April 30 at Old Marlboro Road crossing about two fifths of a mile south of West Concord, replacing cross buck signs. Two red lights mounted about six feet high flash 35 to 45 times per minute as a train nears.
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Old Marlboro Road
West Concord
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Word of Life Youth Rally at Boston Garden May 8
A Word of Life Youth Rally runs May 8 at 7 P M in Boston Garden with a coast to coast 8 P M broadcast from the Garden stage. Speakers include Jack Wyzxtzen and Gil Dodds. Carlton Booth will lead a 2500 voice choir. Large New England delegations expected. 15000 free seats available. no tickets required.
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Word of Life
Boston Garden
Garden Stage
Jack Wyzxtzen
Gil Dodds
Carlton Booth
New York
N. Y
Evangel Trumpet Trio
Toronto
Beverly Shea
Chris Reilly
Norman Clayton
Harry Bellback
Providence Bible Institute
New England
Concord-Cyrus Hosmer Wins Prize Radio at Masonic Temple
Concord-Cyrus Hosmer of 5 Devens Street won the prize radio drawn at the Masonic Temple. Proceeds from the event benefit Emerson Hospital.
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Concord
Cyrus Hosmer
Devens Street
Masonic Temple
Emerson Hospital
Concord Elks Meet Highlights Local Events and Birth
Concord Lodge of Elks led by Exalted Ruler Robert Smith held a Tuesday session at the Elks room. Members attended the Massachusetts Elks convention in Shampscott last Saturday. Clark Vandever Doty Jr. marked his second birthday with family at 12 Laurel Street. Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree members joined a Sunday meeting in a Boston motel. An exemplification of the Fourth Degree is planned in Boston next Sunday May 2. Emerson Hospital Aid Society plans a rummage sale at the State Armory on Saturday May 8. Ruth E Helsher of Lowell Road resumed duties at Concord Cooperative Bank after a Florida vacation.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks
Robert Smith
The
Massachusetts
Convention of Elks
Shampscott
Little Clark Vandever Doty Jr
Clark V. Doty
Laurel Street
Jeanne
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Fourth Degree
Boston
Emerson Hospital Aid
State Armory
Ruth E. Helsher
Lowell Road
Concord Cooperative Bank
Florida
Crews Set to Open Season at Home vs Groton School
Middlesex School rowing crew under coach Charles W. Locke and captain Louis McCagg, class of 1948, prepare for their first race of the season next Saturday at Bateman's Pond behind the school. Groton School is the season opener after weeks of training.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Charles W. Locke
Louis McCagg
Groton School
Bateman’s Pond
Locke
Concord High Opens Golf Schedule Delayed by Rain
Opening Greater Boston League match for Concord High at Malden was postponed and may be rescheduled. The next game after Melrose on May 2 is set for May 6 at Reading.
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Concord
Greater Boston Golf League
Concord High
Malden
Reading
Middlesex Newman Prep Baseball Postponed by Rain
The Middlesex School game against Newman Prep of Cambridge was cancelled due to rain and cold weather. The match was scheduled to fill an open date on Concord school's calendar.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Newman Prep
Cambridge
Middlesex
Janet R Howe Sudbury Candidate Wins Pre Primary Vote
Sudbury voters cast a very large pre primary tally with 147 votes in the town led by Janet R Howe who captured 115 votes for District Delegate to the Convention. Morgan and Gowett from Worcester received 102 and 99 votes while Senator Saltonstall got 137 for Delegate-at-Large. Voter turnout more than tripled the four year total.
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Sudbury
Concord
Janet R. Howe
Howe
Framingham
Morgan
Worcester
Gowett
Senator Saltonstall
Only 32 Voters Show Inclination In Bedford Vote
Bedford turnout at the presidential primary was perhaps the lowest on record with 32 voters. Of these, 23 supported the Republican ticket and nine backed the Democrats. Twelve election officers managed the polling and totals were tallied early.
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Bedford
Wete
Fowest
P E Primmer Man Dies Suddenly in Bedford
Bedford town resident P E Primerman age 56 died at home Tuesday at noon from a heart attack. He worked for New England Tel & Tel Co for many years. Survived by wife Alice Ruth Primerman three sons one daughter one granddaughter and one grandson. Funeral planned Friday afternoon at 8 o clock at his Crescent Avenue residence.
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Bedford
Percival E
Primmerman
Crescent Avenue
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Alice
Ruth) Primmerman
Concord Lodge of Italy Meeting Reminder
Concord Local members of the Sons of Italy are reminded of the next meeting at Elks Hall on Wednesday night May 5 at 7 45 led by venerable Frank Mascariel Lo presiding.
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Concord
Concord Lodge
Sons of Italy
Elks Hall
Frank Mascariello
Acton Seniors Stage Meet Uncle Sally Tonight
Acton High School seniors present Meet Uncle Sally at 8 15 in West Acton Womens Clubhouse Central Street West Acton. Cast includes Elliot Strong Joan Christopherson Doris MacGregor Florence Brazee Edmund Curkle Robert French Betty Teele Beverly Richardson Richard Deane Ethel Roche Francis Ward Daniel Sheehan.
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Acton
Acton High School
Uncle Sally
West Acton
Woma
Central Street
Elliot Strong
Joan Christofferson
Doris MaccGregor
Florence Brazee
Edmund Curxley
Robert French
Betty Teele
Beverly Richardson
Richard Deane
Ethel Roche
Francis Ward
Daniel Sheehan
Joan Feeley
Norman Frizzle
Rebecca Sewing Group Meeting Scheduled at Concord A
The Rebecca Sewing Group will meet at the Evangelical Free church next Thursday evening May 6 at 8 oclock. Members will gather for a church group activity and fellowship.
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Concord
Rebecca
Evangelical Free Church
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Cornelia
Mass
Clarence A. Barnes
Medical Journal
Acton Post
Mrs Signs Kleinfelder and Son
VFW
Palesi
W. Concord Rail Crossing
Marlboro Road
RADIO
Pallauee
Man Ie
Firestone
Pilgrim Tire & Supply Co., Inc
Nason. Street
Tel
Maynard
High Street
Main ST
Boston, Mass
J. P. Nourse, Inc
Main Street
Coneé
General Electric
Bandit’ Briggs and Stratton
H.P
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