Concord Town Talks Plan for Schools and Budget Pressures
Local readers discuss the Concord blueprint for five years focusing on school construction and funding. The town faces long travel for students, potential tax impacts, and questions about the engineer job, snow costs, and the planned red book urging action for 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Mercury
Rory
Planned Parenthood
Bedford
Carlisle
Ceach W. Haromer
Concord
Boston
Archbishop Cushing
Acord
Acton
Maynard
Lincoln
Ald
C.H. Ated
Enterprise
Matison
Bert
Adcliffe
Veterans Building
Ash
Coln
Barney Rushe
Connie
Robert F. Bradford
Tobin
B. S. of A
Meyer
Woman’s Club
Groton
Local notices and thanks page fragment from Stow area
Fragmentary notices show expressions of sympathy and thanks, with names such as Harold A Priest res, David W Smith, J E Lent, and Hattie MacKay. The text references attendance at a dance, a christening, and a plea for continued support from Warreri Post 272 and neighbors in Stow and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warreri Therbee
Gion
Stow
Concord social event week schedule and notices
A list of weekly town events in Concord shows meetings of the Odd Fellows and U S W V at various halls, a Boy Scout banquet at Belmont Hill, a Willow Rebekah Lodge session, Troop 33 activities, a Board of Selectmen meeting, and a National Guard drill. Other items include Grange and Catholic union meetings, a Mohawk Sea Scouts gathering, K of C and C D A activities, a whist benefit party, Rotary career day, and a West Concord Woman's Club event. An advertised bed lamp radio combines a bed hanger with a five cube radio and 25 watt tube, claimed to offer glare-free reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Boy Scouts
Harvity
Bemis Lectures on Radar at Concord Rotary Meeting
Concord resident Bemis from MIT spoke on radar and meteorology at the Concord Rotary Club luncheon. The meeting led by President Frank B. Davis included an appeal for the March of Dimes drive and announced makeup sessions in Florida and Massachusetts with a career day program set for February 20 at the high school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Allen Beimis
Concord Rotary Club
Robert D. Parks
Frank B. Davis
William D. Locke
Bemis
M.I.T
Cambridge
Wallace B. Conant
St. Petersburg
Florida
Caspar J. Jenney
Maurice McWalter
John Kennedy
Percy Skew
Maynard
Charles A. Allen
Lake Worth
Births Decline At Emerson Hospital In Month
Concord Miss Elmina L Snow reports Emerson Hospital saw 31 births in the past month, down from the prior month. The hospital recorded 171 admissions and 133 outpatients, with 77 operations and 518 lab exams. daily average 1948 attendance noted.
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Concord
Qisetae
Cucaeaede
S. P
Uys
Wax Can Accidental Seizure Takes Finger
Fort Wayne Indiana Mrs Fred Pepper’s index finger became stuck in a wax can. Police used cutting tools to cut a circle around the finger and free it. Two officers assisted in the rescue.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred Pepper
Swiss Family Robinson to Open Endowment Fund Series
Concord hosts the family film Swiss Family Robinson on Saturday morning February 14 at the Veterans building to benefit the Radcliff College endowment. Patrons include Mrs. Horace L. Arnold and many local women organizers.
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Concord
Radcliff College Endowment Fund
Veterans Building
Horace L. Arnold
Edwin. D. Brooks
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Richard M. Cameron
Paul Ceresole
Edward P. Chase
Moncrieff M. Cochran
Farmers Final Talk Set at Middlesex Extension Office
The final session in the farmers series will occur February 18 at 2 PM at the Middlesex County Extension Service office. Guest speaker Prof R E Young from Wal tham Field Station will discuss New Varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service Office
R. E. Young
Waltham Field Station
Cabot Elected Head of Emerson Hospital in Concord
At the Emerson Hospital Corporation annual meeting in Concord the officers named include President Harold Cabot and Vice President Raymond Emerson. Directors elected include Howard J. Billings and Miss Mary Harrington with others, and new members were chosen for terms through 1953. The corporation increased membership to 55 and moved the annual meeting date to the second Wednesday in March.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital Corporation
Home
Harold Cabot
Raymond Emerson
Ralph C. Piper
Franklin R. Johnson
Howard J. Billings
South Acton
Harris Fahnestock
Alexander M. Hammer
Lincoln
Mary E. Harrington
Joseph S. Richardson
Edward W. Sheehan
West Concord
Morgan K. Smith, Jr
I's
William T. Magoon
Paul Brooks
John’ C. Dolan
Harold R. Goodwin
Maynard
Edwin D. Brooks
E. Russell Davis
Ke Pnel
Egbert S. Newbury, Jr
Conscord
Harold E. Orendorff
Joseph O. Procter
Bedford
Burleigh L. Pratt
Arvo N. Rivers
Davenport Wallace
Surroung
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
Reverend A W Stone Speaks to West Concord Women
West Concord Woman's Club drew a good crowd at West Concord Union Church for a talk by Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone on Emerson As We Should Know Him. President Mrs. Harry Wilson announced next meeting on February 2 titled Home Talent Day.
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West Concord
Stow Grange to Observe 71st Anniversary Meeting
Stow Grange holds its 71st anniversary meeting on Tuesday evening February 17 with Sudbury and Boxboro Granges invited for ten minute programs of entertainment. It is also a Valentine party night. Borough Pomona meets February 19 at Northboro. An event on February 21 features a fifth degree exemplification at Northboro High School with supper at 6 45 and reservations by February 19.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Sudbury
Boxboro
Pomona
Northboro
Northboro High School
Fourth degree exemplified by Bessie Murray in Northboro
In the evening at 8 p m the fourth degree will be exemplified featuring Bessie Murray of Northboro as part of a local lodge ceremony with members gathering for the event.
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Bessie Murray
Northboro
Stow Scouts Display During Boy Scout Week
Stow Scouts display Boy Scout equipment and handiwork in Hamilton's General Store window in Stow Center during Boy Scouts Week. Next Sunday February 15 will be Boy Scout Sunday in Stow. Regular meetings are held Thursdays at Stow Town Hall.
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Stow
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of
Hamilton
Stow Center
Stow Town Hall
Hale High School Senior Dance in Stow Hall
Stow seniors of Hale High School sponsor a dance at Stow Town Hall Friday February 20 at eight o clock. Mr and Mrs George W Smith provide music for dancing and refreshments will be served.
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Stow
Hale High School
Stow Town Hall
George W. Smith
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Harold A. Priest
Ytona Beach
Flo
the Cole of
Kennee
Locke
White Pond
S. David W. Smith
Smith
Mr. and
Jame
Packard
Emerson
Christant Tome
Charles E. Lent
J. Ethel Lent
Charles B. Lent
Roy
Hattie MacKay
RSALE
Ik St
William Ain Street
Concord Lodge
Ralph P. Hosmer
Veterans’ Building
Belmont Hill School
Grange
Peter Bulkeley
Our Lady Help of Christians
Sea Scouts
Harvey Wheeler
Soncord
Monnang Hall
Concord’ Rotary
Concord High School
West Concord Woman’s Club
Union Church
Miss Snow
James Boyd
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Radcliffe Committee
Edward C. Murray Construction CO
Tel
Framinghamingham
R.R
Tsneloys
Minutemen
Minuteman Chevrolet
Wwalteman Chevrolet
Cabot
A. W. Stone
W. Concord
Waverly St. Framingham
Fiberglas
Fox
Aubucho
Nason St. Maynard
Inc
Main St. Hudson
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