Republicans Gather for West Concord Outing With Candidates
The Massachusetts Council of Young Republican Clubs host 150 people at Muskettaquid Sportsmen's Club in West Concord. Attendees included Governor's Councillor Otis M. Whitney and many candidates for state and local offices. Social activities dominated the day with sports, games, a ham dinner, dancing, and light political remarks, while several contenders mingled and met voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts Council of Young Republican Clubs
Musketaquid
West Concord
Harold C. Carlson
Cottage Street
Joe Denaro
John W. Gallagher
Robert Cochrane
Brookline
Republican Club
Bayley Club
Park Department
Boston
Otis M. Whitney
David B. Williams
Middlesex
Mike Tomy
William Bain
Maynard
Arthur W. Parke
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
George F. Fingold
A. Warren Stearns
Billerica
Francis E. Shea
Belmont
Walter Lawrence
Medford
Gailbraith
Everett
Edward Rowe
Cambridge
Clarence Barnes
Barnstable
Daniel Needham
Robert H. Welsh
John J. Walsh, Jr
Frank Walters
Hoarding On Wane Amid Grocerymen Report
Report from grocers and manufacturers says food hoarding has practically ceased due to newspaper guidance and public awareness. Stores now limit sales to normal amounts and customers adjust, with the sugar surplus highlighted by government and industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
America
Sachem Council Opens Camp Season at Sachem Camp
The Sachem Council began its annual Scout camp season at Camp Sachem in Antrim New Hampshire on Sunday July 30 with local Concord Carlisle Lincoln district scouts enrolled. Alf Kargaard of Bedford is program director and Philip Johnson, council Scout executive, also directs with Warren Moran of Waltham assisting. The article notes Bolivar and Amazonas Territory in Venezuela as largely unexplored.
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Concord
Camp
Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Sachem Council of
Boy Scouts
Concord-Carlisle-Lincoln
Alf” Kargaard
Bedford
Philip Johnson
Sachem Council
Kargaard
Warren Moran
Waltham
Kirk Jewelry Shop Damaged by Minor Fire
A minor blaze at William C. Kirk Jewelry, 28 Main Street, caused several hundred dollars in damage during noon hours. Store owner was absent. Special Officer Dolan raised the alarm. Central Station apparatus responded. about 20 minutes extinguished. damage included wrapping paper and jewelry. insurance to cover loss.
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Concord
William C. Kirk
Main Steel
Mill Dam
Kirk
John C. Dolan, Jr
Central Station
Iss
Concord Ladies Host Picnic for Bedford Veterans Hospital Patients
Concord Red Cross Canteen members joined Bedford Veterans Hospital staff to host a picnic for 100 male patients. The event featured hot dogs chips ice cream and drinks with bingo volleyball and a five piece orchestra from Local 9 of the American Federation of Musicians. Patients enjoyed lunch a concert singing and dancing and the day was deemed a great success. Concord volunteers aiding included Mrs Stanton Garfield Mrs Charles Darling chairwoman Mrs Harold J Ames Mrs Robert Fletcher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American Red Cross
Bedford Veterans Hospital
Veterans Administration
Red Cross
American Federation of Musicians
Stanton Garfield
Charles Darling
Bedford Council
Harold J. Ames
Robert Fletcher
Arthur Tibbets
Marion Fairbanks
Edward Cullinane
Jamey Hanley
Ethel Harmon
Frank Hood
Katherine Burke
Elmer Divoll
Local residents plan vacations and community notices
William Delaney, 24 Pleasant Street West Concord, enjoys an annual two week vacation. Mr Clark and son Edgar Barbara leave for Brookline. Theodore Belliareli discharged from Emerson hospital and returns to work. Bond purchases urged by local treasurer Gordon Ogi at banks. Company H POW G holds session at State Armory. plans to depart August 12 for camp. Summer band concert by 23rd Infantry at Mavern Square Friday 8 PM. Bridges bear No Fishing signs Heath’s Bridge Sudbury River and Red Bridge Concord River.
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Clark
Edgar
Barbara
Main ‘Street
Sudbury River
Red Bridge
Concord River
Stow School Bus Contract Awarded After Bid Tie
A special Stow school committee meeting at Hale High School reviewed bids for bus transportation. Two bids from Crescent Motors of Stow, David W. Smith and Donald W. Lewis, and Leland W. Lewis were identical at 7800 dollars, so the contract was awarded to David W. Smith who has held the contract for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Hale High School
Folllowing
David W. Smith
Donald W
Leland W. Lewis
Crescent Motors
West Concord Couples Observe Anniversary
Mr and Mrs War H Elfridge and Mrs E Vail of 404 Main Street West Concord observe their wedding anniversaries amid community notices.
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West
Concord
War H. Elfridge
Reca
E. Vail
Main Steet
West Concord
Members meet for 62 week sow group in Concord area
A local community group holds a meeting at 4 o'clock in Concord and nearby areas to discuss the total due and sowing commitments for a 62 week period with a focus on member contributions and coordinated activities.
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Concord
Local annual event set for Saturday January 12
The article notes a local annual gathering to be held on Saturday the 12th with two named individuals, Albert. The event details include date and organizers, emphasizing community participation.
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Sion
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Ree Manning
Democrat Party
Bayley
Hanley CO
Forge Village
Mass Pt. M
Massachusetts
TAX and Vacation Club
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Bolivar
Amazonas
Venezuela
Kirk Jewelry Shop
Alabama
William J. Delaney
Pleasant
Aee Street
H. Theodore
Beliarreli
Harrington' Avenue
Emerson Hospital
U. S
Gordon H. Ogi
State Armory
Donald A Linscott, Jr
Maurice FE. Dee
Mavern Square
23Rd Infantry
David W. ‘Smith
Church & Club Sewing Circles
Nan’s Fabrics
Post Road
Nobscott Road
Tel. Sudbury
U.S
V. F. W. Skyroom
Ev Hinckley’s Orchestra
Allen
Ountry
Sudbury
Resis
Albert
Iso
Miia Si
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