Talent Show Night Promises Fun at Veterans Building
Concord set for an OPEN FORUM HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY listing a foreign talents show on February 17 at the Veterans Building. About 60 students from 25 nationalities will perform Italian songs Chinese musical interlude Hawaiian and Spanish dances among others. A few tickets remain at Richardson's Snow's and Rexall Store with more at the door.
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Richardson’s
Snow’s
Rexall Stor
Catherine Iaconis
U. S.A
Margaret Shea
Philippines
Ursula Koester
Germany
Keiko Okamoto
Japan
Elaine
Faith Gambino
U.S. A
Frank ‘Cho
Kerson Huang
China
Aloha
Hawaii
Elizabeth WS
la de
France
Ig Acai
Belgium
Fashipvatharn Gina
Saene
Juan Charras
Ie aGintece Ndiverinmente Slav
Christopher
David Bird
Local notes and events stir Hampstead area this March
Community brief from Hyattsville area about veterans events, local fund drives, and civic notices. Mentions Lions Club signs needing paint, K of C collection, and Rotary show at Veterans Hall. Reports on weather, March deadlines, and public safety discussions with Fire Dept planning needs.
March of Dimes Campaign Lagging in Fund Drive
The campaign's northeast chairman notes many have not mailed coin cards and reports only partial returns. He warns the drive is lagging against a $500 goal, urging all to send in their donations before the February 20 meeting to support polio relief.
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Nord
Nashoba Toducers Association Holds 139th Meeting
Local members of the Nashoba Toducers Association attended the 139th meeting at Harvard Town Hall yesterday. G Fultz, assistant agent of Main Street, headed the delegation and gave a report for his area.
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Asex County Extension
Nashoba Toducers — Association
Harvard Town Hall
G. Fultz
Main Street
Fire department battle amid car blaze at hospital
Concord fire crews responded to Box 232 at the hospital for an automobile fire on Theon Street. The unidentified vehicle was involved and the alarm marked the 18th for the year for local fire services.
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Concord
Hospital
Herbert Young
K O C Collects Paper On Sunday
Concord Knights of Columbus No 287 organizes a town wide waste paper drive in Concord and West Concord on Sunday February 18 starting at 10 am. Residents are asked to stack bundles of papers magazines and cardboard at curbside for collection with proceeds aiding the council charity fund.
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Concord
Knights of Columbus, No
West Concord
Open house planned for Emerson hospital new building
Concord reports open house at Emerson hospital for the new wing Sunday afternoon March 4 from 1 to 5 p m. The board announced progress toward occupancy and that most work will be finished by open day. Dedication and cornerstone laying are set for National Hospital Day May 12 with an events committee in charge.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
National Hospital
Harris Fahenstock
Anson. W. Kricks
Building Fund
Arthur B. Brooks
Edward P. Chase
Robert M- Bowen
Alden French
Davenport Wallace
Elizabeth F. Brennan
Concord Board of Trade schedules February 26 meeting
The Concord Board of Trade has advanced its March meeting to Monday February 26 at 6 45 PM, on town meeting night. Supper will be served at the Howard Johnson Restaurant with President Walter E Dow Jr presiding. Finance Chairman Thomas W Flint is expected to discuss town meeting appropriation articles.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
Walter E. Dow, Jr
Thomas W. Flint
Concord Finance Committee
Concord Women to Hear Speaker on International Student Work
Mrs Colby Synott of Concord will address the Women's Parish Association Monday at 3 PM in the vestry of First Parish church on international student work. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock the King's Daughters meet with hostesses Mrs Floyd Verrill and Mrs Harold Dole.
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Concord
Colby Synott
Women’s Parish Association
First
King’s Daughters
Floyd Verrill
Harold Dole
Two Scouts Honored at Sachem Council Banquet
Concord Scout week event at Belmont High School recognized two Scouters G Sherman Blair Sr and Herbert B Smith with the Silver Beaver and long service awards. Local youths Tug gorman Moss earned Eagle Scout and George A Watkins received Nipmuc award while Rev William J Hamilton spoke and Dr Henry Swaebe was elected council president.
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Concord
Belmont High School
Concord-Lincoln-Carlisle
G. Sherman Blair, Sr
Everett Street
Street
Smith
Blair
Tuckerman Moss
Main Street
Aagles
George A. Watkins
Troop 49
Nipmuc
Wiliam J. Hamilton
West Roxbury
League Discusses Foreign Policy at Cord Open Forum
Members of the League of Women Voters of Concord met at Mrs. Harold C. Smith’s home for a morning discussion on foreign policy. Miss Frances Lee moderated and Mrs. Roger Fenn presided as plans were made for the open forum next Wednesday at the Veterans Building to hear both sides on the town manager form.
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Concord
League of Women Voters of Concord
Harold C. Smith
Main Street
Frances
Lee
Roger €. Fenn
Veterans Building
Concord and West Concord Students to Take One-Week Break
Concord Public School pupils will have a one week vacation with all classes suspended from Friday until Monday February 26. Schools will resume at regular hours on Monday morning.
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Concord
West Concord
Record Blood Donor Turnout Sets Local Pints Milestone
Concord reports a record blood donor turnout at the First Parish Vestry with 143 pints donated. The Red Cross turned away 27 volunteers for medical reasons, bringing total volunteers from Acton Concord Boxboro and Lincoln to 170. John W. Putnam credits public awareness of the international situation for the surge and notes processing delays but gratitude to donors.
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Concord
Red Cross
Acton
Boxboro
Lincoln
John W. Putnam
Putnam
Induction Exams Ordered by Draft Board 23
Concord I Wa tham Draft Board 23 plans next month’s call to service. Local youths receive notices to report for pre induction physical exams on February 21.
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Concord I
Draft Board No. 23
Watham
Farmers Advocate Rotting Old Tree Stumps
The article notes farmers contend that rotting out old stumps is the easiest method to remove them.
Mrs Manosh 66 of West Concord Dies. Rites Held
Mrs S E Manosh 66 of 26 Derby Street West Concord died this afternoon. Funeral services were at West Concord Union Church with Rev Edwin B Nylen and Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone officiating. Interment at Brookside Cemetery Stow. Survived by husband Nelson B Manosh two sons Wilbur of Bedford Kenneth of South Acton daughter Mrs Alice Larsen of Stowe six grandchildren.
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West Concord
S. E. (Reddy
Manosh
Derby Street
West ‘Concord
West Concord Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
Thy Church
Furbush and Williams to Speak on Local Legislation
Members of the Concobit bdelle of Women will meet Monday evening February 19 at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John W. Teele 24 Monument street to hear Senator Richard I Furbush of Waltham president of the Massachusetts Senate and Rep David B Williams of Concord discuss bills of local interest. The group will have a chance to express views and contact the officials whom residents voted for last November.
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Megitay
John W. Teele
Monument “Street
Richard I. Furbush Waltham
Massachusetts Senate
David B. Williams
Concord
Middlesex
League
Food Sale By Altar Society At Our Lady Help Church
West Concord members of the Altar Society of Our Lady Help of Christians will hold a food sale Friday night in the downstairs church after the Friday Lenten service. Public is welcome.
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West Concord
Altar Society of Our Lady Help of Christians
Holiday Copy Deadline At Enterprise Office
Due to holiday week, Thursday copy and advertising must reach the Enterprise office at 6 Main Street by Tuesday noon. This schedule helps employees enjoy the holiday while meeting publication needs.
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Concord
Enterprise
Main Street
Concord Rotary hears town warrant preview at luncheon
At Howard Johnsons Concord Rotarians heard Thomas W. Flint discuss the March 5 town meeting and the 1951 tax rate. President Gordon H. Ogilvie presided as Flint, chair of the Concord finance committee, outlined what to expect. An International Student show was announced for Saturday at the Veterans Building with tickets still available.
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Concord
Rotarians
Howard Johnson’s
Thomas W. Flint
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Flint
Veterans
Town Manager plan debated at public meeting
Residents are urged to attend a town manager discussion next Wednesday at the Veterans Building. Four speakers, two for and two against, include Rob ert E Layton and Alan F Yer, with moderator Burleigh L Pratt. A tree chart by Frances Lee will illustrate charter changes and ushers are arranged for visitors.
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Frances. Lee
Veterans Building
Thomas Flint
Aynthia Houston
Eee
Extension Service hosts visitors at Middlesex County office
The Middlesex County Extension Service office welcomed guests yesterday morning including director Allister F. MacDougall and Mrs Singer. The group discussed farm hour activities and club work care makers projects offered to the public through the local office.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Allister F. MacDougall
Singer
Contane Kane
Wiss Coy
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