Fragmentary notices mention local events and auctions
A garbled passage references Judge Maurice on vacation at Walden Swimming tours and a Concord public aber. It mentions a baby suffocated in Lex ind and an air fair on June 26 27 with boys in dyna woods. An auction is advertised at Grapevine on a Saturday morning inviting attendance.
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Maurice
Walden
Bartlett
Concord Public
Air Fair
Dynawoods
Hans
Buster
Uport
Lis Aerona
Bill
Enterprise
Planned ladies outing at Ray North Acton Lions Club
A group of women plan a social gathering at the Ray North Acton Lions Club. The event, postponed from a prior date, will resume on the fourth Tuesday of each month and invites members to join at the popular venue.
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Ray North Acton
T Lions Club
Grante
Injured Youth Hospitalized After Tire Rim Accident
A Concord Turnpike incident left a youth with a fractured skull and other injuries after a truck tire rim flew off and struck him in the face. He was rushed by police ambulance to Emerson Hospital and remained conscious, showing improvement the next day. The injured youth is son of Mr and Mrs Flannery, a Concord High School graduate from the class of 1949 who starred in football and track.
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Concord
Tatenet Wednaaty
Emerson Hospital
Thomas V. Firiah
Howe
Young Flannery
Flannery
Concord High School
Cass
Carnival Adds Ferris Wheel Ride and Prizes at Club Event
A new carnival will feature a Ferris chairplane mini Gale Nida airplane ride tilt a whirl and other attractions with concessions and nightly attendance prizes. A children's matinee is planned for Saturday September 2 from 1 to 6 pm with special ride prices and Labor Day midway hours from noon onward.
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Eberly
Walden Fire Burns Nine Hours In Dry Woods
Concord firemen from Central Station battled a grass and brush fire in Walden woods on Monday afternoon. They were on scene from 2 to 11, marking the 126th alarm of the year as the woods proved extremely dry.
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Concord
Walden-woods
Parish and West Concord Union Church Gather for Service
Parish and West Concord Union Church take part as Rev Barber selects False Ceilings as Sunday topic for the service.
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Parish
West Concord
Union Church
Barber
Town Receives Bids for Two New Elementary Schools
The General Building Committee released bids for construction of two elementary schools in town. Approximately 00,000 was approved at the last annual town meeting to fund both projects with advertisements appearing in this week’s paper.
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Ee General
Constreet
Concord Rotary Hosts Stuart Avery Jr on Soil Mechanics
University School of Engineering guest speaker Stuart Avery Jr addressed Concord Rotary Club at Howard Johnsons. Edward K. True led the program while President Gordon Ogilvie ran the business session.
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Concord
Stuart Avery, Jr
University School of Engineering
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Edward K. True
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Avery
Belmont
True
Boston
Robert, D. Parks
Orleans
John ‘James Lestie O. Anderson
R . John Kennedy
Ames
Meeting Postponed by Chief Tuttle for Civilian Defense
A planned meeting tonight by Chief Harry Tuttle and local auxiliary force has been postponed indefinitely. The postponement is to allow better coordination and closer review with the coordinator before proceeding.
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Harry Tuttle
Frecau Tion
Inin
Tutte
Amdsiein la Cliente
Local Cleric Receives Honor From Middle County
A clergyman awarded by Middle County in 1940s is vice president of the Men’s Club at Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord. Copies of his master’s service and a paper titled A history of the 1600 to 980 will be presented at a public event, with photos and details about personnel and buildings. He is married and has two daughters.
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Middle County
Concord
Sabe
Legion Delegates Plan to Attend State Convention
Concord headed by Commander David B. Williams will send delegates from James J. Makefield Post 168 to the annual state convention in Cambridge this weekend. A business meeting is held today and tomorrow, with a Saturday parade featuring most state posts. Delegates include Arthur Wood Thomas J. Hayes Arthur W Parke Edward R. Kelly Frank J Moughlin Mrs Edith O Neil and Mrs Jedred Bregoli. Regular Concord post meetings resume in September with officer elections.
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Concord
David B. Williams
James J. Makefield
A. L
Prio Lo
Cambridge
Concord Estate
Williams
Arthur Wood
Thomas J. Hayes
Arthur W. Parke
Edward R. Kelly
Frank J. ‘Moughlin
Edwth O'Neil
Jdred Bregoli
Concord Post
Veterans Building
Vatican City Maintains Separate Post Office and Stamps
Vatican City operates its own postal system with a dedicated post office postmarks and stamps, distinct from Italy's mail services. The setup supports sovereign mail handling and official philatelic issues for the microstate.
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Vatican City
Friday Final Date to Register in Concord
Concord residents are reminded that this Friday August 18 is the last day to register to vote. The registration window at the Town House runs from 12 noon to 10 PM. A recent session at Wheeler School in West Concord added 59 new voters, boosting the precinct count.
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Concord
Sees Sinesey
Moise
Saanscer Wheeler School
West Concord
Duston-Dustin Family Meeting Announced For August 30
Members of the Duston and Dustin families plan to attend a Duston-Dustin gathering. John H. Duston of Acton and J Charles Duston of Main Street are named as family principals. A business meeting is scheduled for August 30 with attendees to convene at 2.
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Goncord
John H. Duston
Acton
Charles H. Duston
Summer Exhibit Opens at City Carc...
The public can visit daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. free of charge. The display is another in a series arranged by David B. Little, a curator.
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David B. Little
Concord Selectmen Await Appointment of Civilian Defense Coordinator
As of this writing no civilian defense coordinator has been appointed by the Concord Selectmen under recent state legislation. A meeting is planned for August 21 at 7:30 PM at the Town House to discuss the structure once the appointee is named.
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Concord
Pele Concord Board
First Concord casualty in Korean War August 8 1950
Concord reports its first casualty of the Korean War, Ah Smith Jr., 21, a Navy hospital corpsman, killed in action with the Marines on August 8. He was a Concord High School alumnus, born in Concord, lived in Dorchester, and enlisted in 1947. His family, former Emerson hospital staff, mourn his death as telegrams confirm the loss.
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Concord
Ah ‘Smith
Merme
Corps of the Navy
James
Edward. Smith
Old Head
Nine Acre
Blmhurst Street
Dorchester
Emerson Hospital
T.inees
Smith
Concord ‘High
Pack 33 Planning Picnic On Sunday
Pack 33 plans a Sunday picnic with contests and games. Families bring their own lunches. If weather is unfavorable the event will be postponed to the following Sunday.
Concord DeMolay Meets to Plan Bonclave Participation
The Concord DeMolay chapter resumes regular meetings with plans for the Bonclave. Leif Stensby of Bedford Street returns to work after a one week vacation.
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Leif * Stensby
Bedford Street
The
Concord
Sudbury Nurseries Maynard Dons R F D Maynard Tel Sudbury
Sudbury Nurseries Inc. announces Maynard Dons R F D service for Maynard with Sudbury telephone access. Details include local delivery and contact at Sudbury 46 22.
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Sudbury Nurseries, Inc
Maynard Dons R.F.D. Maynard
Tel
Sudbury
Outfit At Edwards In Most Intensive Grind Since War
The two week training period at Edwards was described as the most intensive since World War II days by Col Otis M Whitney of Concord regimental commander and a member of the Governor's Council. Church services were held at the camp with Catholic and Protestant rites led by Rev Claude H Voorheis. A parade and serious drills followed as officials and officers including Major Nota L at Concord Lt Col McMullen Mélrosé and Lt Donald H Cofey attended and greeted visitors.
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Otis M. Whitney
Concord
Cochituate
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