Concord Woman's Club hears Mrs Downs on taxes and family law
Mrs Norman Downs spoke before the Concord Woman's Club at the Unitarian church on Monday afternoon. She discussed taxes divorces children and properties and answered many questions. The club plans March 3 meeting and February 24 session remains on schedule.
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Norman
Alden Downs
Northeastern University School of Law
Concord Woman’s Club
G. Sherman Blair
Blair
Downs
Radio Forum
Richard C. Potter
Worcester Natural History Museum
Harvey Greenwood
Albert A. Schaal
Captured APOE in Carlisle Escapees Recounted
Reported escapees Corncorn and George Id of Charlestown broke from a Massachusetts Reformatory and were sighted by Carlisle High School student Holm at 6 20 p m near Carlisle. Police tracked them to a hayloft by 8 45 p m as officials continued investigation.
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George Id
Charlestown
Theusetts Reformatory
Carlisle
Holm
Cough School
Ates
West Concord Woman's Club Meets at Union Church
The West Concord Woman's Club now meets at Union Church. The next meeting is Friday afternoon February 21 at 2 30. After a business session, Mrs Warren T Powell of Concord will be guest speaker.
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Concord
Allen Guest of Rotarians With Photos
Concord Stuart Ethan appeared again as speaker at the Thursday Rotary meeting, displaying more slides from a Wert trip last summer. The photos covered Victoria gardens, the Columbia River, Crater Lake, the Redwoods, San Francisco, and a return through Yosemite to Salt Lake City.
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Rotary Club
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Discovery at Walden ready for public
Roland Wells Robbins announces the release of Discovery Walden a new book on Henry David Thoreau. The Lincoln resident dedicates the work to Allen French and features cover art by Archie Ferran with 11 chapters and illustrations including Robbins at the Walden site and Thoreau Jr with his Army ID tag.
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Henry David Thoreau
Roland Wells Robbins
Discovery
Walden
Robbins
Lincoln
Allen French
French
West Concord
Archie Ferran
Thoreau
Walter Harding
National Thoreau Society
Henry David Thoreau, Jr
Final CYO show at Monument Hall features Give Our Sisters
The St. Bernard's CYO concludes its motion picture series this Sunday at Monument Hall starting at 2 PM. Admission is free and the program includes Give Our Sisters along with additional short films for the public.
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St. Bernard’s Cyo
Monument Hall
Classified Page Overview of Town Trading
The Classified Page describes a town market scene with people exchanging goods and services. It highlights items from clothespins to land and horses to cars, noting buyers and sellers on the page beside the last section.
Vote No Change In Parking Rules
Concord officials and the Board of Trade agreed to maintain current parking regulations after a meeting Monday night. Protesters argued existing rules and Concord Police enforcement were hurting business and deterring customers in town.
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Board of Selectmen
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Oasis
Lions Hear Well Known Pediatrician at Club Meeting
Concord Lions and guests attended Tuesday evening's regular meeting in the Colonial room of Howard Johnsons. MacDonald introduced the well known pediatrician presented by Rothwell N. MacRae the past president and program chairman.
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Concord Lions
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Maynard Sewing Machine Exchange Seeks Used Machines
A local buyback ad states Maynard sewing machine exchange will purchase used sewing machines within a 25 mile radius. The note mentions a specific contact or location at 129 Parker Goer and invites residents to trade in machines.
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Parker
Two Contests Slated for Town Election in Concord
Concord reports nomination papers closed with two contests on February 24. Voters will cast ballots 12 noon to 7 30 PM at both precincts. Edward W. Sheehan, former selectman, and George A. Bauer are caucus nominees for the selectmen post. a three-seat Recreation Committee race includes four candidates. Rudolf A W Currier seeks a Recreation seat, with Thomas W. McGrath and Willard H. Smith as caucus nominees.
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Elsie E. Rees
Edward W. Sheehan
Old Bridge Road
Recreation Cr
Sheehan
Krist. Andersen
Main Street
George A. Bauer
Pleasant Street
West Concord
Ivan D. Servais
Recreation
Emunlasions
Thomas W. McGrath
Willard H. Smith
Rudolf A W. Currier
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Last Minute Call For Funds To Finish Emerson Campaign
Emerson Hospital Building Fund Campaign nearing its final week with 20 percent of homes and 21 percent of the needed balance already solicited in 17 towns. With federal aid matching 50 cents, $335,000 must be raised, $125,000 remaining for drives in Concord Lincoln Acton Maynard and other communities. Pre campaign pledges stood at $210,000 and continued generous response is urged to finish calls this week.
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Emerson Hospital Building Fund
Lincoln
Acton
Maynard
Emeron Hospital Building Fund
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