Local Meeting Hints Tax Rates May Rise
The report notes discussions at a Trade meeting about potential tax rate increases from 53 to 63 dollars, with speculation of gradual future rises. It mentions officials like Truman, Ryre, Tuttl, and local education funding debates, plus community notices on food sales, charity drives, and upcoming civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Carlisle
Acton
Mr. Truman
William G. Ryire
Harry E. Tuttl
Marshall J.ell
Beverly
Collec- Gunday
Tri- Congregational B
Scout Week Activities of Concord Cub Pack 33
Concord-Cub Pack 33 participates in Scout Week with handicraft displays at Common Avenue in West Concord. The committee thanks Perkins for window use again this year. On Sunday February 10 the Cub Scouts attend 8:30 mass at Our Lady Help of Christians church, followed by 10:45 mori Union church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ing Market
Commonavenue
West Concord
Mmittee
Perkins
Our Lad Help Strans
Mori Union
iSwacbe
Sach- UuNncil
I ‘Vening
Ubs
Thei
Concord Artist On Display At Fisk Noyes Gallery
On display at Fisk Noyes gallery resides artist from 8¢ road continuing to re display at Poncord Free Public Li ste Daintings will remain through February 16. J Coyne of 258 Main des Coe joins company. he visits his home recently as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fisk
Noyes
Poncord
J. Coyne
Main Des Coe
210 Enrolled as Donors for Bloodmobile
Concord Red Cross reports 210 volunteer donors enrolled for the February 13 Bloodmobile visit to the First Parish Vestry. The blood committee aims for 100 percent turnout, offering transportation and babysitting to donors. Blood chairman John W. Putnam Jr. emphasizes the program is charitable and not replenishment dependent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Red Cross
John W. Putnam, Jr
Putnam
Birthday Party For Concord Catholic Court Acknowledged
Concord hosted the Our Lady Help of Christians Court 224 Tuesday evening at Monument Hall for its 22nd birthday. Speakers included Rev Lucien Ducie of St Gabriel's Monastery and Miss Catherine Dwyer among others. dinner by Witham's and musical numbers accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Court
Our Lady Help of Christians, C. DD. A
Monument Hall
Witham's
Lynn
John J. Scollan
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Margaret Dickey
Margaret’ O'Grady
Lucien Ducie
C. P
St. Gabriel’s Monastery
Brighton
Michael J. Burke
St. Bernard’s Church
Catherine Dwyer
Elizabeth Kenney
W. Powers
Concord Council
K. of C
Powers
Charles E. Mata
McCarthy
Josephine ‘Shee Han
Harold Burns
Auxiliary Members Seek Coupons for Scholarship Fund
Concord group James J Mans field Post Auxiliary unit No. 158 urges members and friends to mail grocery coupons to chairman Mrs. Helen E. Parsons at 60 Thoreau street. Coupons benefit the scholarship fund and include many leading store items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James J Mansfield
No. 158
Helen E. Parsons
Thoreau Street
Anrursnac Grange Meeting Set for February 12
Anrursnac Grange P. of H. will meet at West Concord Monday night February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anrursnac Grange
P. of H
West Concord
Polling Hours Set for Town Election
Concord schedules town election polling from 12 noon to 7 30 PM on Monday February 26 at three precincts Precinct 1 Hunt Gymnasium Precinct 2 Harvey Wheeler School Precinct 3 Veterans Building voters urged to vote at their designated sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hunt Gymnasium
Harvey Wheeler School
Veterans Building
Rotary Talent Show Brings International Students to Concord
About 50 students from Cambridge based International Center plan a February 17 talent show in the Veterans Building at the Concord Rotary event. The program features acts from 25 foreign nationalities with dancing singing and drama to raise funds for the International Center and foster American foreign understanding. Tickets available at local stores with contact Charles Hall for details and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
International ‘Student’ Center
Cambridge
Veterans Building
Concord Rotary Club
Rotary
América
Colonial Inn
Dinier
Ely
East
W. Miller
Richardson
Snow
Ralph Macone
Rekall Stor
West Concord
Charles B. Hall
Sa del G. Kent
Bee
Concord Public Schools Announce February Vacation
The mid year break for Concord public schools runs from Friday February 16 through Monday February 26 with classes resuming on the usual schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contord
Concord Public Schools
First Parish Church to Hear Sermon on A New Era
Rev. Edward Perry Daniels, minister of the First Parish Church Concord, will preach at the 11 o'clock Sunday service on the subject A New Era. Music will be supplied by the chorus choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Concord
Edward Perry Daniels
Concord Scout Sponsors Meet For Boy Scout Week
Concord Scout sponsors meet in the basement of Peter Bulkeley School with Charles W. Allen presiding to review a year in Scouting. Lemuel A. Watkins is secretary and volunteers are urged to join as Boy Scout Week highlights local activities and civil defense training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Seteiom
Peter Bulkeley
Charles W. Allen
Lemuel A. Watkins
Valley Forge
National Scout Headquarters
P. T. A. Meeting Tonight at Harvey Wheeler School
West Concord The Harvey Wheeler School P T A will meet in the school auditorium at 8 oclock. President Robert E. Sheehan will preside and Homer Anderson of Ward University will speak on The School as a Community. Refreshments and a musical program are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
P. T A
Robert E. Sheehan
Homer Anderson
Ward University
Eighteen Voters Register At Local Sessions
Concord town held two public sessions for new voters. Eighteen people registered at the second session after none registered at the first session last Thursday night at the Harvey Wheeleree. The registrations were the final chance before the February 26th election and March 5th town election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Etth
Laymen's League To Hear Talk On China Communism
The Laymen's League of the First Parish church in Concord hosts a roast beef dinner at 6 45 p.m. on Thursday February 15 in the church vestry. Dr Robert Chin assistant professor of psychology at Boston University will discuss Chinese Communism Why A cordial invitation to all men especially newcomers to Concord Reservations by calling Prescott A Smith Concord 1516 M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elderly Lady Hit Breaks Left Wrist in Concord
Mrs. Alice Neary, 74, of Concord Turnpike Lincoln, was knocked down by a panel body truck at Walden and Main and suffered a broken left wrist. She was transported to Emerson Hospital by firefighters Culllinane Whalen and treated by Dr. Howard E. Robinson. Patrolman Finan investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Alice Neary
Concord Turnpike
Lincoln
Walden
Main Streets
Stillman
Jordan
Virginia
Emerson Hospital
Matthew Cullinane
Walter Whalen
Howard E. Robinson
James E. Finan, Jr
Gece
Concord Poice
Corinthian Lodge Plans February 12 Meeting
Concord A regular meeting of Corinthian Lodge A F and AM is set for the Masonic Temple next Monday night February 12 with Worshipful Master Edgar A. Rohan presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A-M
Masonic Temple
Edgar A. Rohan
Concord High Honors List Names Pupil Recipients
Concord High Principal John F Donovan lists honor pupils by year. seniors Laurence and Marilyn Dutton Mary Foster Harold Harisen Cynthia Heald Jean Nickerson Joan Pearson Shirley Phillips. juniors Richard Arthur Robert Arthur John Basile Richard Brooks Grethe Christensen Dean Comeau Dena Ferran Till da Finocchio Henrietta Halloran Anne Julia Leo McKenna Ann Perry Fortunato Rotondo Fenwick Salter Beverly Stoddard Linnea Swainson Shirley Waite Peter Witherell. sophomores Mildred Fultz Marian Harrison Jane Snor Carole James Joan Kenney Jeffrey Mailey Elaine Patterson Paul Powderly Loraine Seavey Marian Stuart Deborah Weiniott Margaret Watkins Joan Watson Sandra Wright. freshmen Ruth Ambrose Martha Basile Ronald Benson Claire Berube Jean Berube Caroline Brooks Elmer Brooks Maxine Fultz Sheila Parker Barbara Pereira Stephen Ramsay David Wait Margaret Ware Virginia Wilkie Mary Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John. F. Donovan
Tare
Ann Perry
Fortunato Rotondo
Fenwick Salter
Beverly Stoddard
Linnea Swainson
Shirley Waite
Peter Witherell
Mildred. Fultz
Marian Harrison
Jane ‘Snor
Carole James
Joan Kenney
Jeffrey Mailey
Elaine Patterson
Paul Powderly
Loraine Seavey
Marian Stuart
Deborah Weiniott
Margaret Watkins
Joan Watson
Sandra Wright
Concord Retreat League heads to St. Gabriel's Monastery
Members of the Concord Chapter of the Retreat League travel to St. Gabriel's Monastery in Brighton for their annual weekend retreat hosted by Rev. Lucien Ducie GP. They will stay at the monastery from Friday night until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Chapter
Greater Boston
St. Gabriel’s Monastery
Brighton
Lucien Ducie
Timely Talks On Town Manager Plan At Concord Board
George R Walker chairman of the town committee spoke on the town manager proposal at a Board of Trade event in Concord. Louis Walker, backed by Attorney Mayland P. Nahant, debated the plan with a question period after dinner for about 90 attendees. The talk covered democratic aspects, efficiency, and cost savings with references to Danvers and the 1942 survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Walker
Louis
Ies
George R Walker
Mayland P. Louis Nahant
Concord
League of Women
Selectman
Fed Tate
Hoover Committee
Hoover
Committee of
Massachusetts
Light Board
Danvers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ria
MGR
Maurice Posada
Cola
Margaret Shea
Philippines
Vera Dwight
Hawaii
Tom Nye
Mexico
Keiko Okamoto
Japan
Alicia Catiella
Peru
Keith Martin
Dom Patter
Creighton
John Coughbeen
Harvey
Wheeler
Maynard
Concord of Health Office
Concord Road
Lowell Road
Seccondo
Tertius
Ntinue
Concord Cubs
Ducie
Vets Bldg
Concord Scout
Gladys Beauty
Main. St
Laymén’s League
China
Concord High
The
Veterans’ Building
Richardson's - Snow's - Rexall
Hai
Kirkland
Middlesex County National Bank
Billerica
Maynard - Medford - Reading Meier J
Kaderel Deposit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!