Four Schools Prepare Inter Method Event and Fair Plans
Fragmented notes describe four schools aiming for an inter method display and a large 4-H fair set for August with tickets and a veterans plate initiative. Mentions of local officials, names, and dates hint at a community event calendar and political ties.
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Shin
C.S.C
Harry A. Patjal
Veterans Plate News
Senate
Messrs. Eaton
Conmer
Chelmsford
Waterous
Tufts Names Palmer Dean of Admissions
Concord native C. Palmer, a 1951 arrival to Concord, becomes dean of undergraduate admissions at Tufts University Medford. A 1936 Tufts honors graduate he earned a Harvard master's degree and completed doctoral work while publishing on education and guiding pupil personnel in Concord schools.
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TUFTS
Palmer
Concord
John C. Palmer
Martha's Point Road
Tufts University
Medford
Harvard
Concord Public
Northto Ai
Moenater
Stuart ‘Daugh
Harold.c. Sean
Chestnut. Hill
Garden Club Federation Flower Show School Plan
The Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts announces a flower show school at the Somerset Hotel September 29 to October 1 with lectures demonstrations and an exam day. Reservations urged. Hingham street serves as flower show school committee chair.
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Sa Garden Club
Fe Ndee
Garden Club Federation
Massachusetts
Somerset Hotel
Garden Club
Hingham
Flower Show School
Emerson Hospital Births for Concord Parents
Recent birth notices from Emerson Hospital list a son born to Mr. and Mrs. M. Joseph Cel i of 37 Ellisore Street on August 14 and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Iweki at 37 Harr on August 14. additional entries note births to Mr. and Mrs. Laura and to Mr. and Mrs. Kes of Spring and August dates.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
M. Joseph Celi
Eliisore Street
Town Meeting Funds Planned For Brook Cleanup Project
Aug. 27 town meeting voted 1500 dollars to clean up brooks and a portion may be used on the current project. The decision reflects local effort to improve drainage and water quality.
Concord Patrolman Graham saves four Watertown youths from drowning
Patrolman Thomas C. Graham rescued four 16 year old Watertown youths from drowning at White Pond Thursday night. He hauled Jetta and the others to shore along the beach as questions about his day off were answered. Chief Robert E Kelley later commended Graham in a letter of commendation for his gallant action.
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Concord
Thomas C. Graham
Watertown
White Pond
Ralph
Thastias Farm
Jetta
Weatertown
Ieee
Robert E. Kelley
Theodore M Nelson
Graham
Vehicle crash injures Goon and bystanders at post office
A woodland area collision near the post office involved a Emerson Hospital bound patient and multiple vehicles. Police report says a truck owned by Pazzano Construction Company of Waltham driven by Frank C. Sweet veered out of control after something flew into his eye and struck a Chevrolet sedan owned by Robert G. Driscoll. Injured was a bystander treated for shock. Two other vehicles operated by Margaret P. Ridout and James W. Oakman were pushed into a telephone pole. No injuries reported beyond shock and property damage. investigation continued.
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Pit “Bute
Emerson
Freméen
Daniel
Teabo
John Oyle
Pazzano Construction Company
Waltham
Frank C. Sweet
Vall
Marlboro
Robert G. Driscoll
Commonwealth Avenue
Roebuck
Margaret P. Ridout
Pine Street
West Concord
James W. Oakmian
Mainstreet
Parish Barbecue Hosts Third Annual Sunday Event
Gudsbury Our Lady of Fatima in Concord invites parishioners to attend the third annual Sunday barbecue on August 30 from 1 to 4 PM. His Eminence Richard Cushing is expected to attend and join families for games and amusements for children and adults. Local organizers promise a delicious meal and community activities.
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Gudsbury
Our Lady of Fatima
Parieh
Concord
Road
Richard Cushing
All Grace
Bedford Births Report
A birth notice lists a son born August 10 to Mr and Mrs David Brown at 16 School Street and a son born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wermet at 23.
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David Brown
Gilbert Wermet
Revolt Sparked by a World Round Shot Tale
In Lekington Massachusetts a UPI report hints at the origins of the American Revolution triggered by a global event described as a shot that sent round the world. The brief item suggests a causal link between distant happenings and local sentiment.
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Lekington, Mass
UPI
Mass Celebration By Cardinal Cushing Highlighted Weekend
A Mass celebrated by Richard Cardinal Cushing on Sunday followed a separate service on Saturday, marking a notable weekend religious observance.
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Richard Cardinal
Cushing
Fragmentary notes on a colonial home and demographic figures
OCR fragment references a colonial home of Mr Jeeve Nemes ne Gave and mentions many girls and marriage. It includes unclear numerical data about US population waves and rates around 38.8 and 4.8 per 1 000, but lacks coherent context.
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Jeeve Nemes
A. Wades
U.S A
One Serial Share One Dollar Per Month Plan
A plain advertisement promotes a serial share plan requiring one dollar per month. It presents the idea as a simple regular savings habit and outlines how a cooperative bank operates and offers monthly installments.
Many Prizes Awarded at Closing Day Sports Event
Concord notes the Se Sa closing day where several children received prizes. Awards include Best all around boy John Hopkins, best athlete Bill Megin, sportsmanship Paul Mullen, best competitor Ned Midgin, and numerous tee shirts and sets for other age groups.
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Concord
Se Sa
John Hopkins
Bill Megin
Paul Mullen
Bees Tmhost
James Rust
Ned Midgin
Richmond
Peter O'Malley
John Byron
Philip Carrigan
Billy Kelley
Billy Olsen
Donavan
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Most
Ceniral Suez
Cuttek
Nancy
Susan Fink
Stephen ‘Hauser
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