Residents enjoy summer vacations and office party
The Encord family of Mr. and Mrs. Callahan from Lexington spent a vacation trip in Maine while Mary Moynihan Catherine and others enjoyed annual vacations at Beach in New Hampshire. Therine A. Martell was surprised with a party at her office on Tuesday noon by employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Mrs. Callahan
Maine
Mary Moynihan
Sxigee
Catherine
Emily
Ibeach
New Hamp
Therine A. Martell
Arty
House
Local residents report vacations and returns in Concord area
John E Hosey Jr on Belknap street enjoys his annual Lexington Store vacation. John McHugh of Virginia Road is hospitalized in Cambridge with an injured back. Mr and Mrs Denisevich resume duties at their Main Street store after a week off. Misses Nancy Burke Alice Burke of Old Bedford and Agnes Neville of Bedford return from a motor trip to Michigan and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hosey, Jr
Belknap Street
Lexington
John McHugh
Virginia Road
Cambridge
Paul Dénisevich
Main Street
Nancy Burke
Alice Burke
Old Bédford Raid
Agnes Neville
Bedford
Michigan
Canada
Concord Air Show At Bedford Airport Draws Residents
Concord residents are invited to an Army Air Forces air show at Bedford Airport starting Tuesday and lasting the rest of the week. Stow Street in front of Concord High School has a new macadam surface laid under Supt. Elmer L. Joslin of the highway department. Miss Margaret Leary of the Massachusetts Reformatory Personnel Department is on a two week vacation in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Army Air Forces
Bedford
Stow Street
Concord High School
Elmer L. Joslin
Highway Department
Margaret Leary
Massachusetts Reformatory
Maine
Concord Board Declares Veterans Housing Shortage
The State Board of Housing in Concord reports acute housing shortage with veterans unable to secure shelter despite payment ability. It cites private enterprise not relieving the crisis and urges town action under the 1946 act. Debate over immediate sale versus rental provisions for veteran homes is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
State Board of Housing
Veterans Building
Veterans ‘Housing Committee of
Coricord
Philip Nichols
Nichols
Tetire
23rd Infantry Band Performs in Massed Band Event
The 23rd Infantry band joined a massed band at Camp Edwards during a State Guard duty tour. Twelve bands gathered for a formal retreat and review for Governor Maurice J. Tobin and Army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
23Rd Infantry
Camp Edwards
State Guard
Maurice J. Tobin
National Guard
23Rd Infantry Band
West Concord All Stars Split With Franklin In Doubleheader
West Concords fenton hurled a two hitter to win the night cap 2 1 and split the doubleheader with Franklin at Rideout Playground. Lenny Arkerson and Leo Duggan contributed on the mound as the All Stars previously split the twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Georgie F Fenton
Anklin
Franklin
Rideout
Fenton
Lenny Arkerson
Leo Duggan
Benjamin Moody Improves After Emerson Operation
89 year old Benjamin Moody of Devens street Pidvinnts is showing improved condition after a recent operation for a rap bis aes sppendix at the Emerson hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Moody
Devens Street
Emerson
Twieleague Fever Grips West Concord Baseball League
West Concord Twilight Baseball League draws strong interest with three new admissions and hopes for an eight team circuit next year. High School and Red & White battle for the pennant as the season resumes with games against Concord Oil and Beardsell's Taxi. Schedule details include doubleheaders and postponed games through the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Twilight
High School
Red & White
Macones
Concord Oil
Lenny Smith
Rideout Playground
Colonial Taxi
Colonial
Beardsell
Taxi
Beardsell’s
Iadey
Ve of
Seosonial Taxi
Paul N. Beardsell
Learie Taxi
Cones
O Neil Reports For Football At BC Cooped College
Richie O Neil of Concord High School fame and Navy veteran returns as candidate for halfback at Boston College under coach Diny Myers. The 1942 co captain led Concord High and weighs about 190 pounds ready for the gridiron in the Pacific Theater era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
John Richard O'Neil
Edward P. O'Neil
Commonwealth Avenue
Ite
Richie
Concord High School
U. S. Navy
O’neil
B. C
Dinny Myers
Four Children Observe Birthdays in Concord
Concord notes several birthday anniversaries in the past week. Kathleen McKenna, four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. McKenna of 5 Gabrel Street, Doris Evelyn Blaisdell, four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Blaisdell of 29 Belknap Street, George Francis Lawton, two, son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Lawton of 12 Highland Street, and Paul Moritz Young, two, son of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Young of 10 Monument Street marked the occasions with family gatherings at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Kathleen McKenna
Bernard A. McKenna
Gabrel Street
Doris Evelyn Blaisdell
Raymond C. Blaisdell
Belknap Street
George Francis Lawton
George S. Lawton
Highland Street
Paul Moritz Young
David E. Young
Monument Street
W A Stevens Invites Public to Visit Local Station
Concord Acton resident Walter A Stevens operates the Jenneyne at 30 Th oreau street. A former service member now in business he welcomes friends to visit his station which offers repairs washing polishing and accessories. He served in the U S Coast Guard in World War II and is married with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walter A. Stevens
Acton Cernter
Thoreauetry
Ieee
Equipa
U. S. Coast Guard
Return of West Concord-Hardy Tracey to Airline Duties
After a recent discharge from the U S Navy Tracey, of West Concord-Hardy, is visiting his mother Mrs Joséphine Tracey for a month. He left on Tuesday to resume duties at North Eastern Air Lines where he served before enlisting.
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Encord
Poul Oes
Porterhouse Club of
Peaches
Andy Elber
Reestone
Ty E
Whliam Elliot
Fcgs
Nason St. Maynard
Aron
Main St
England
State Board Cives
Smith
Bsian Coopee
W.A. Stevens
Steel Play
Murty Nike
Guat Air Limited
Faiante
Rubble Boner
Revey Ae Sdiak
Firestone
Nason ST
the Voice of Firestone
N. B.C
Maynard
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