Concord Red Cross Bloodmobile draws 108 pints
The Concord Red Cross Chapter reports 108 pints collected from Concord and neighboring towns at the Red Cross Bloodmobile held last Monday afternoon and evening at the First Parish Unitarian church vestry. Only 17 donors were rejected and 125 pints was the day’s capacity. Chairman John R. praised the turnout and noted continuation on page 4.
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Concord Red Cross
Red Cross
First Parish Unitarian Church
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Waste Paper Drive For Boy Scouts In Concord West
Sunday program urges households in Concord West to place waste paper bundles curbside before Sunday December 14 at 9 am for pickup by a volunteer crew. Reliable bundles of magazines and newspapers should be wrapped and tied for the collection.
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Concord Town to see over 500 births in 1947
Town clerk Mrs. Elsie E. Rose reports that Concord is on pace to exceed 500 births in 1947, surpassing last year’s 445. Through November the town house logged 494 births, with December likely pushing the total over the 500 mark.
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Concord
Elsie E. Rose
Christmas Party Held at Hawthorne Chapter
A Christmas party followed last night’s meeting at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. da, worthy matron, presided over the business session as members enjoyed the festive event.
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G of Hawthorne
Masonic Temple
Corporal Blake Promoted to Temp Sergeant in Concord
Three changes in local state police announced by Commissioner John F. Stokes. Corporal John Blake is promoted to temporary sergeant and stationed at West Concord barracks, succeeding Corporal Robert S. F. Rhodes who moves to Andover. Also transferred Sergt. Michael d Shea from Framingham to Bridgewater, and Francis W. Hennigan of Grat on promoted to temporary sergeant.
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Framingham
Bridgewater
Francis W. Hennigan
Graton
Woman's Club Hosts Musical Program and Party
Concord Woman's Club observed Vice Presidents Day with Christmas music by Kathleen Uhiet of Concord Academy. Officers and district leaders attended. The club announced a Christmas party for children ages five to twelve on Friday from 3 to 5 pm supervised by Mrs. Charles Allen. The next meeting is Monday January 12, 1948 at Masonic Temple with speaker Hoes Lee and guest Adel.
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Concord Woman’s Clube
Stedman Buttrick Sr
Norman. Peterson
Kathleen Uhiet
Concord Academy
Charles Allen
Masonic Temple
E Hoes Lee
Adel
Christmas Tree to Be Erected by Mill Dam
A municipal Christmas tree is expected to be erected at Monument Hill soon as part of the Light Department's tasks.
Concord Knights Host All the Ladies Night Program
Concord Councillor Paul B LeSage and Mrs LeSage attended Maynard Council Knights of Columbus all the ladies night event held last week.
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Paul B.lesage
Concord Counci
Maynard Council
LeSage
Concord Police Drive Targets Speeders
Concord Police Chief William G. Ryan announces a speeding enforcement drive in Concord after numerous complaints to police and selectmen. Motorists exceeding 25 mph in thickly congested and child-populated areas may be summoned to court. several motorists have already been stopped.
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Willian G. Ryan
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Lions Welcome Boston President As Meeting Speaker
Concord Lions Club hosted Boston auditor and Boston Host Lions president Concord Tuesday evening at the Colonial Room Howard Johnsons. Past president Rothnet and N MacRae presented him and led the event.
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Charles L. Fox
Boston
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Colonial Room
Howard Johnson
Cee Rothnet
N. MacRae
Christians Earth Field
Thoreau Life Size Statue Planned by Concord Committee
Leonard F Kleinfeld of New York, head of safe New Yor conesia, reports a Concord Thoreau Memorial committee plans a life like heroic statue of Henry David Thoreau in a New York park. Donations may be sent to him at 150 Nassau Street, New York.
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National Thoreau Society
Henry David Thoreau
New York
National Society
Nassau Street
Harvard Professors To Speak At Open Meeting Here
Prof Friedrich To Speak Here at an open meeting hosted by the Girl Scout House in Walden. Dr Carl J Fried Lich of 64 Main Street and Harvard University professors will discuss topics at 7 45 Tuesday evening November 16. Public is cordially invited.
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Carl J. Fried Lch
Mainstreet
Harvard University
Girl Scout House
Walden Amext
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Testimonial for Loughlin Highlighted by Admirers and Officials
A testimonial dinner in the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson Restaurant honored Loughlin who served 42 years and a half as clerk. About 130 friends relatives and admirers attended as dignitaries spoke. Judge Northrup opened the event and assured that none would be found guilty.
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Thomas F. Garrity, Jr
Pierre
Northrup
Concord Court
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