Sudbury Explorers Win First Prize at Scout O Rama Exhibit
Sudbury Post 13 of the Boy Scouts won first prize for an Explorer Booth at the Whip-Mohawk district Scout-O-Rama. The exhibit featured a photo map of New England, conservation work at Parmenter Reservation, an Indian gear craft display, and expedition equipment.
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Sudbury
Post 13
Boy Scouts of America
Whip-Mohawk
Jordan Marsh
Framingham
Post 13Th
Phillip J. Withrow
New England
Booth
Parmenter Reservation
Mt. Nobscot
Boston
Barre
Bar Harbor
Explorers Council
Camp Resolute
Boston Harbor
Mt. Mansfield
Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Mt. Lafayette
N. H
Tumbledown Mt
Jackson
Little Jackson
New Hampshire
Tamworth
Wbz-Tv
Plymouth
Hudson Bay
New Mexico
Philmont Boy Scout Reservation
Curt Garfield
Explorer
Dean Burland
William Smith
William Carroll
Baird Pittman
William Hawes
Donald Henderson
Steven Hall
Paul McGovern
William Hoagland
Richard Davison
Richard McLean
Memorial Congregational Church
Concord Senior Prom With Tropicana Theme
The Concord High senior prom was held in the Wells A Hall Auditorium last Saturday night. Sal Tori and his orchestra provided music and the event featured palm trees and flamingoes as décor for the Tropicana theme. Judy Lapham was crowned queen with attendants Cheryl Smethers Theresa Dempsey Shirley Beharrell and Jean Balfour.
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Concord
Concord High
Wells A. Hall
John Foster
Jean Fallon
Lincoln Ravenscroft
Miss Dempsey
Miss Beharrell
Miss Lapham
Barbara Nagle
Vic Palmucci
Dick Chadwick
Ellie Lomer
Eddie Grennan
Dick Dunbrack
West Concord Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
West Concord Mr and Mrs John J Flannery were surprised at their son Edward W Flannerys Old Marlboro road home on Tuesday evening for a 25th anniversary party. The couple married January 26 1930 in Maynard and have lived in Concord since. both are past masters of Concord Grange and have two other children.
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West Concord
John J. Flannery
Edward W. Flannery
Old Marlboro Road
Flannery
Violey Riley
Maynard
Concord Grange
Maynard Privates Enter Special Training at Camp Lejeune
Marine privates Woodroe R. Clancy son of Mr and Mrs Marty Clancy South street and Andrew J Mitzeavitch Jr son of Mr and Mrs A J Mitzeavitch 50 Winter street are stationed at Camp Lejeune North Carolina attending a four week special training course with the 1st Infantry Training Regiment The program covers all combat training phases taught in boot camp Graduates will be transferred to permanent duty stations
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Maynard
Marine
Woodroe R. Clancy
Marty Clancy
South Street
Andrew J. Mitzcavitch, Jr
A J. Mitzeavitch
Winter Street
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
1St Infantry Training Regiment
Rich Recluse Nick Cena Dies Leaving Hidden Wealth
Waterbury Connecticut reports Nick Cena, 74, who lived in a shack at the city dump, died and left behind valuable real estate and bank books showing deposits of at least 41000.
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Waterbury, Conn
Nick Cena
Births at Emerson Hospital Week Totaled for Local Parents
Concord births listed for the week include a daughter to Lawrence S Nichols and his wife at Bruce Road Concord on January 25, a daughter to James D Lent Jr and wife at Main Street Maynard on January 25, a son to Elbert Clark Jr at Horsepond Road Sudbury on January 26, and a daughter to John P Derby and Thurston Hammer at Garfield Road Concord and Red Acre Road Stow on January 28.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Lawrence S. Nichols
Bruce Road
James D. Lent, Jr
Main
Maynard
Lake Boon
Stow
Elbert Clark Jr
Horsepond
Sudbury
John P. Derby
Garfield Road
Thurston H. Hammer
Red Acre Road
Regular Hawthorne Chapter O E S Meeting Feb 9
A regular Hawthorne Chapter O E S meeting will be held at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday February 9 at 7 30 pm Mrs Arline Parker worthy matron will preside Refreshments will be served and plans for the annual meeting and election in March will be made.
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Hawthorne Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Arline Parker
Birthday Entertainment At Concord Birthday Event
Concord special entertainment marks a birthday party for Court Our Lady Help of Christians CDA at Monument Hall on Tuesday February 15 at 7 pm. Dinner by Leo White. William Horgan and Kathleen Dee to sing. Krakowianks of Boston to perform folk dances. Very Rev William McCarthy to speak. Local priests and state officers invited. Co chairs Mrs Frank Zawada and Mrs Henry Duston. Tickets from committee members.
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Concord
Court
Our Lady Help of Christians
C.D.A
Monument Hall
Leo White
Acton
William Horgan
West Concord
Kathleen Dee
Boston
William McCarthy
Ayer
West Acton
Maynard
Frank Zawada
Henry Duston
East Acton
Acton New Local Arrivals Recorded at Emerson Hospital
At Emerson hospital in Acton new births were recorded last week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morse of 167 Main Street South Acton on January 24. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Allard of 6 Haynes Court West Acton on January 25. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Priest Jr of 160A Central Street West Acton on January 26. A son to Mr. and Mrs. John A. W. Smith of Massachusetts Avenue Boxborough on January 28.
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Acton
Emerson Hospital
Warren Morse
Main Street
South Acton
Edward J. Allard
Haynes Court
West Acton
Clarence J. Priest, Jr
Central Street
John A. W. Smith
Massachusetts Avenue
Boxborough
Scout Sunday Observed by Concord Boy Scout Troops
Concord and West Concord Boy Scout troops mark Scout Sunday February 6 with 8:30 am mass at Our Lady Help of Christians and 10:30 am service at Trinitarian Congregational Church. An 9:30 am breakfast at Howard Johnson's follows.
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Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
Lewis F. Kearn
Robert H. Barber
Howard Johnson’s
Alexander F. MacEachern
John H. Duston
Robert A. Soderman
John Conroy
Fred E. Oliver
John H. Lambert
Melvin M. King
Fred Churchill
Robert Hurley
Robert Bramhall
Lawsons Welcome Birth of Daughter
Concord Mr and Mrs Ray mond P Lawson of 5 Munroe Place welcomed their third daughter Beth Ann born January 26 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Lawson, formerly June MacFarland of Lincoln, joins grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert P Lawson of London NH and Mrs Ernest H MacFarland of Wayland. Paternal great grandmothers are Mrs Mary Lawson of Newington CT and Mrs Ida Dove of Norwich CT.
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Concord
Raymond P. Lawson
Munroe Place
Beth Ann
Emerson Hospital
Lawson
June MacFarland
Lincoln
Robert P. Lawson
London
New Hampshire
Ernest H. MacFarland
Wayland
Mary Lawson
Newington
Connecticut
Ida ,Dove
Norwich
Lovejoy Family Wears 214-Year-Old Christening Gown
In North Andover Massachusetts male members of the Lovejoy family have worn the same christening gown for 214 years preserving a long familial tradition tied to their lineage and faith.
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North Andover
Mass
Lovejoy
Concord Rezoning Proposal Aims 67.5 Acre Business District
Letter to Concord readers advocates rezoning 67.5 acres with frontage on Walden and Thoreau streets to a business district. It argues benefits include new shopping facilities, traffic relief, reduced Main and Elm street congestion, avoided parking costs, increased tax base, and easier access for residents and nearby towns.
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Concord
Waldo P. Lapham
Walden and
Thoreau
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord Center
Lexington Road
Walden Street
Thoreau Street
Main Street
Elm Street
Neditional Mercantile
Concord Merchants
Ture
Ches ter C Larner Ends Course at Concord Purdue
Ches ter C Larner of 36 Elm Street Lafayette Indiana graduates from the life insurance marketing institute at Concord Purdue University. He completed all requirements of a comprehensive course in estate planning and personal and business insurance. Give to the Heart Fund.
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Concord
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Chester C. Larner
Elm Street
Life Insurance Marketing Institute
Larner
Lexington
Boston
School 7 Ends At Concord Exhibition
Students from Concord schools present a public exhibition this week ending February 5. The display features Mrs Dorothy de cludes a large collection of fine works by the high school students. A notable piece by a mother of five titled has 20 million cops still going strong.
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Concord
Dorothy
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