Concord Patriots Build for Friday Night Football Showdown
Dam Patter notes the football team will be accompanied by more than 400 fans to a Friday game. Citizens Committee plans a donation drive and donors will be listed by Treasurer H. Ogilvie. First Parish Church marks its 60th anniversary with a dedication of the fourth Meeting House built after 1900. Troop 91 members enjoyed a camping trip at El Cove near Williamsville. Local figures including Bill Parker and Concordians plan to attend the bowl game with neighbors from Fort Jackson and Fort Worth.
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Ool
William G
Citizens Committee
H. Ogilvie
el Cove
Williamsville
Walters
Concord Nationsk Ig
U.S. Navy
Joe Connell
Westa
Xikayo
Healy
Tom
Marciano
Brockton
Parker
Concord
m-Salem
Concordians
Jarren Wheeler
Fort Jackson
Ull McCarthy
Fort WN. C
Steve Ety
Gay
Bill” McCarthy
de Mo
Gus
Danvillé
F.B.L
Bill
Roand
Knoxville
Barbecue and Grid-Iron Night Draws Winston-Salem Crowd
Local residents plan a barbecue and football pregame gathering at the ORC Armory in Winston-Salem at 6 oclock focusing on old southern barbecue. Reynolds Tobacco Company sponsors an air event open to Concord attendees by invitation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
ORC
Reynolds Tobacco
Fis
First Friday Masses Held at St Ber and Our Lady Churches
Parish notices announce First Friday masses at St Ber Church and Our Lady Church this December 7. At St Ber Masses are at 6 o clock and at Our Lady at 6 am and 7 o'clock. Services to be heard this afternoon and evening.
Concord Rooters Trek to Big Piedmont Bowl
Large groups of Concord fans travel to Winston-Salem NC for the eighth Piedmont Bowl against Wilmington High. A train group of 50 under Police Chief Ryan departed from Boston’s South Station, with bus and plane contingents to follow, including Concord cheerleaders and hundreds expected to attend.
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Concord
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Concord High
Wilmington High
Boson
William G. Ryan
Winston,Salem
Bowman Gray Stadium
Bedford
Legion Advances Monthly Meeting Plan Annual Party
The James J. Mansfield Post A L No 158 monthly meeting is moved to Monday at 8 PM in the Veterans Building. Commander John E Mutty to preside and plans include a December 23 Christmas party for Concord and West Concord kiddies. Contribution containers are in local shops for donations.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
A.L. No. 158
Veterans Building
John E. Mutty
West
Concord Patrolman Coffey Takes Three Month Leave
Concord Police Officer Joseph L. Coffey has not resigned, says Chief William G. Ryan. Coffey is on a three month leave of absence and is studying at the Massachusetts State Police School in Framingham.
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Concord
Joseph L. Coffey
Concord Police
William G. Ryan
Massachusetts State Police School
Framingham
No Drill Tonight for Concord Units Amid Exodous
Due to an exodus of fans including members of Concords Company H M N G 182nd Infantry the planned drill tonight is canceled. The weekly drill occurred last Monday under Lieut Maurice L Dee, commanding officer.
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Concord
182Nd Infantry
Winston- Salem
Maurice L. Dee
Change Made On Team's Return Concord High
Concord High School squad alters return trip from Winston Salem to arrive at Back Bay station Boston Sunday night at 6 40 instead of South Station. Local fans plan to greet the party upon arrival.
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Concord
Concord High School
Winston-Salem
Back Bay
Boston
South Station
Concord High Squad Arrives for Friday Bowl in Carolina
Winston-Salem Concord High's team arrived and was greeted by Mayor Kurfees and Junior Chamber officials for the Friday night bowl game with Wilmington high. The squad toured the Naval Academy and met Navy coach Ed Erdelatz. A banquet at Hotel Robert E. Lee features guest speaker Jim Tatum of Maryland.
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Bernie Megin
Concord High
Concord
Boston
North Carolina
Annapolis Academy
Minutemen
New England
Rudy Currier
Winston-Salem
N. C
Marshall C. Kurfees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington High
Robert E. Lee
Jim Tatum
Maryland
U. S. Naval Academy
Navy
Ed. Erdelatz
Bancroft Hall
Concord Enterprise
Lee
Jaycee
Agai
Tse
Maryland College
Megin
Tatum
Chapel Hill
Uncle Sam
Bernie
Concord Board of Trade Elects New Officers
At the Concord Board of Trade annual meeting held Monday night at Howard Johnson's banquet room about 60 members and guests attended. President Walter E. Dow Jr led the session after a turkey dinner as reports were read and accepted by recording secretary Lawrence Petersen treasurer E Payson True and auditor Miss Ruth Helsher was accorded honors.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson’s
Walter E. Dow, Jr
Laurence F. Petersen
Ruth
E. Helsher
E. Payson True
Helsher
Holy Day Masses Saturday Across Concord Parishes
Holy Day observance brings special Catholic masses at St Bernard s Church Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord and St Elizabeth s mission Carlisle. Confessions Friday afternoon and evening. Our Lady s masses 7 and 8 30 o clock. St Bernard s 6 7 and 9 o clock.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Our Lady’s
St. Bernard’s
St. Elizabeth’s Mission
Carlisle
Vaccination in Pupils Below Sixth Grade
Concord reports October study of immunization status among first to sixth graders across Yoho and Harvey Wheele schools. Radcliffe Morrill and school authorities, with nurse Mae Dennis, thank banks and others for cooperation and data collection via records and parent questionnaires to learn families’ known immunity procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoho
Bugeley
Harvey
Radcliffe
Morrill
Mae Dennis
CDA To Meet Tuesday Evening In West Concord
The C D A will hold its monthly meeting at Odd Fellows Hall next Tuesday night December 11 with Mrs Marie Dunn presiding at 8 o'clock. A Christmas party follows plus a report on the recent food sale and the silver tea from last Sunday. Refreshments will be served.
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West Concord — Cour
Our Lady Help of Christians
Odd Fellows Hall
Marie Dunn
Grand Regent
Fire damages playhouse at Kenney residence in Concord
Firemen from Central Station were sent out shortly after noon on Sunday to a fire at the Lawrence J. Kenney residence on Virginia Road. The blaze, believed to be set, left the structure badly damaged and prompted Box 64 to be sounded.
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Concord
Central Station
Lawrence J. Kenney
Virginia Road
Concord High to play Piedmont Bowl in Winston-Salem
Concord Enterprise reporter Rudy Currier travels to Winston-Salem with the undefeated Concord High football team for the Piedmont Bowl Friday night. A full trip story and game photos appear next week with lineups statistics and data in this week's edition.
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Concord
Rudy Currier
Concord Enterprise
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Massachusetts
The
Enterprise
Two Blind Mice Presented by Concord Players
Rehearsals continue for the Concord Players annual stage production Two Blind Mice at the Veterans Building. Helen Peterson directs the large cast with tickets on sale at Richardson Drug. mail orders closed last Saturday. Curtain rises at 8 15 p m on December 13 14 and 15.
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Concord
Concord Players
Veterans Building
Helen Peterson
Richardson Drug Store
Emerson And Dee Return To Camps
Two local youths Pvt. John Emerson and Pvt. Lawrence A. Dee Jr returned to Marine duties after furloughs. Emerson departed for Parris Island South Carolina while Dee headed to Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Both trained together at Parris Island and spent six days at home.
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Concord
U. S. Marine Corps
John Emerson
Bedford Street
Parris Island
Dee
Lawrence Dee
No Meeting Friday Postponed for Winston-Salem Bowl
James A. Hart Jr announces Concord DeMolay Chapter will not meet Friday night and reschedules to Friday December 14 to attend the bowl football game in Winston-Salem.
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Concord
James A. Hart, Jr
Winston-Salem
Marine Pvt Terence McCoy Assigned to Cherry Point
Pvt Terence P McCoy of Barebones Mill Road West Concord is stationed at Cherry Point South Carolina with the U S Marine Corps He is the son of Mr and Mrs James J McCoy.
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Terence P. McCoy
Bareretts Mill Road
West Concord
Cherry Point
South Carolina
U. S. Marine Corps
James J. McCoy
Winners of Prizes At Whist Party
The article lists numerous winners from a whist party held December 20 at 8 o clock with Mrs wm. Wood as general chairman. Winners last Thursday included Mrs. M Barron Mrs. Robert Windheim Mrs. Macone and other named participants with several special and consolation prizes awarded to specific individuals.
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Thee Building
Thiry
Wm. Wood
Genera
M. Barron
Robert Windheim
Maconé
Nellie Berry
Edith Fenton
Ditterick
Anna Peterson
Frances Tomy
Esher Collins
Gagne
Emma Lyons
Jennie McKay
Goulding
Pauline Foss
Arthur Tibbetts
Foss
John O’brien
Sachem Council PR Committee Meets at Chairman's Home
Concord local members of the Sachem Council public relations committee are invited to attend tonight's meeting at the home of chairman Levi Burnell at 25 Outlook Drive Lexington at 8 o'clock.
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Concord
Sachem Council
Levi Burnell
Outlook Drive
Lexington
Bowl Bound Concord Team Welcomed by City Leaders
Concord High School football squad of 54 arrived in Winston-Salem for the upcoming bowl game. Mayor Kurfees and Jaycees officials greeted the travelers at the depot amid a breakfast hosted by the Touchdown Club. The party included coach Leo Brogden and Juniors from the Jaycees processed through a police escort as the band from R. J. Reynolds played.
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Rudy Currier
Winston-Salem
N. C
Concord High School
Boston
Kurfees
Harvel
Chamber of Commerce
le Joycee
Concord
Leo Brogden
Bowman Gray Stadium
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Frank Spencer
Mary Garber
Carlton Byrd
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds School
Kiwanis Club
Bernie Meg'n
Concord Citizens hold annual football banquet fundraiser
The Concord Citizens committee will host the annual Concord High School football banquet on Tuesday night December 1 at the Co-Operative Bank social room. Chairman William J. Parker will preside as ticket returns are required at this time. Donations for the bowl fund are being received at 31 Walden Street through treasurer Gordon H. Ogilvie.
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Ed Go Tord
Concord Citizens Committee
Concord High School
Co-Operative Bank
Social Toam
William J. Parker
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Walden Street
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