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Funeral services for Emma Man aged 98 longtime resident of this town were held Friday at the Dea funeral home and the Edgewood cemetery in New Hampshire. She was born in Nashua widow of Edward Man and lived in Concord with her husband. She taught at Nashua schools and was a pioneer in physics education at the Lowell and Hall School. She was a member of Saint Mark's church and is survived by her daughter Mrs Ada and several cousins.
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Emma Man
Dea
Ial
Edgewood
New Hampshire
Edward
Nashua
St. Mark’s H
Brookline
Concord
Ack’s Church
Mitchell Mea
Lowell and
Hall School
Ember
All of New Hampt. Mark’s Church
Ughter
Adarvives
Civil Service Exam Openings for Transportation GS-12 Nearby
The Recorder notes an open competitive examination for the Transportation GS-12 position based in District Boston Massachusetts. Applications or forms are available from the U S Chamber or Board in Boston with a February closing date for receipt.
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Civil Service
Naval Ship
Mass
Boston
Ibly
New England
Board of U. S. Chaminers
Union Meeting at National Church Stirs Local Racial Talk
A reported Union meeting at the Samuel Lavis ark's church in Rox The Afro Ame Era carried discussions on race led by Rev Lavis arkc and attended by Miss Davina, highlighting community tensions and calls for civic action.
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Schetrish House
The
National Church
Samuel Lavisark
Rox
Lavisarkc
Davina
Lincoln selects three seek the selectman post
Concord area voters face a three sided race for the Lincoln Board of Selectmen as filing closed for March 11 town election. Incumbent John W. Carman seeks selectman after resigning as school committee chair. Edmund W. Giles and Daniel G. O Sullivan also run for three years. For Carman’s unexpired two year school board term Dr. Kenneth C. Farnsworth and William M. Preston compete, while longtime town auditor James W. Lennon retires. his son James W. Lennon and Donald M. Spooner run for the seat.
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Concord
Lincoln
Board of Selectmen
John W. Carman
Selectman
Edmund W. Giles
Daniel G. O’sullivan
Carman
Kenneth C. Farnsworth
William M. Preston
James W. Lennon
Donald M. Spooner
Scout Breakfast Honors West Concord Members
At the West Concord Scout breakfast held at Cory Muniory, awards and special medals were presented during Our Lady of Fatima mass observances. Scoutmaster Joseph O Reilly and Chairman Joseph E Smith led recognitions for Troop members including John Condon Frank Connors Richard Connors and others with second class scout awards to David Berger John Magoon Kevin Quinn and more.
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Kevin Quinn
Condon
Edward Spellman
Robert Witherell
Thomas Mullaney
Neil O’connor
John Kiley
R. Connors
F. Connors
John Flannery
Concord Church Plans March and April Club Meetings
John E. Holt new president of the Men’s Club of the Trinitarian Congregational church outlines special meetings for March and April after the supper. The events aim to engage members with community activities and fellowship.
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Concord
John E. Holt
The
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord High School presents Junior Miss in Wells Hall Memorial
Concord on February 3 and 4 the annual school play Junior Miss directed by Mrs Rideout wowed audiences. Cast includes Virginia Mutty Judy Graves and many others with Parker Dexter handling set design and Mrs Dexter costumes.
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Concord
Wells A. Hall
Jerome ‘Chodorov
Joseph Fields
Sally Benson
Moss Hart
Max Gordon
Gertrude H. Rineout
Virginia Mutty
Judy Graves
Robert Daly
Harry Graves
Diane Seavey
Grace Graves
Pauline Trainor
Lois Graves
Claire Austin
Fuffy Adams
Peter Mutty
J.B
Curtis
Elizabeth Melloon
Ellen Curtis
Keith Rice
Willis Reynolds
Elizabeth Dougherty
Hilda
Donald Reed
Haskell Cummings
John Russell
Barlow
Adams
Joseph Davidson
Joe
Sandy Macone
Western Union Boy
Jonathan Robinson
Merrill Fearback
Leonard Orkin
Sterling Brown
Stanley Moszka
Albert Kunedy
Leo McGrath
Tommy Arbuckle
Rothwell MacRae
Henry
John _Isensee
Charles
Dorothea
Kakes
Anitra
Shirley Craig
Audrey Shepard
Helen Nolan
Jean Heyliger
Beverly Chaffe
Barbara Allen
Lesley Crowson
Constance Burk
Marcia Lapham
Ann Leisch
Gertrude O’donnell
Laurence Dutton
Harold Pratt
John Adams
James Stoddard
Kendall Clark
Alvin Manter
Dexter
Orkin and
Russell
Jacqueline McCabe
Bedford Hospital
Miss Foster
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Roland Darl
Funeral held for Frederick R. Moore Sr in Concord
Frederick R. Moore Sr., 77, of 26 Central Street West Concord died Saturday shortly after learning his sister Corinne Phaneuf of Lynn had passed away. He was a retired machinist and former lunchroom operator. Interment was at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Corinne Phaneuf, 63, wife of Levi, died Friday in Worcester. Her funeral was at St Jean Baptiste Church Lynn with burial in its parish cemetery.
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West Concord
Frederick R Moore
Central Street
Corinne Phaneuf
Lynn
MacRae
Concord
Edwin B. Nylen
Phaneuf
Worcester
Levi
Richard
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Blaisdells Welcome Fourth Child Sylvia Marian
Mr and Mrs Raymond Carlton Blaisdell announce the birth of their fourth child and third daughter Sylvia Marian on February 9 at Emerson hospital. The mother is formerly Marian Esther Currier. Siblings are Doris Deborah and Timothy. Grandparents are Louise F Currier of Bedford and Elizabeth Blaisdell of Salem with great grandmother Abbie M Currier of East Lynn.
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Concord
Raymond Carlton Blaisdell
Belknap Street
Sylvia Marian
Emerson Hospital
Blaisdell
Marian Esther Currier
Doris
Deborah
Timothy
Louise F. Currier
Bedford
Elizabeth Blaisdell
Salem
Abbie M. Currier
East Lynn
Noodles a la Frankfort for Sunday Dinner
A & P Service for Homemakers presents a simple economical Sunday dish Noodles a la Frankfort. Cook noodles and onion in butter, stir in soup and sliced frankfurters, combine with noodles, bake in a buttered dish, then top with breadcrumbs. Serves six with optional lima beans salad and dessert.
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la Frankfort
Guessers Outguess Mount Washington Forecasters for Barometer Prize
Amateur weather forecasters gathered atop Mount Washington to compete in a forecasting contest with a barometer as the prize. A sudden rain storm forced the group indoors, ending the outdoor event.
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America
Miss Cutler Speaks on Bedford First Meeting House
Miss Clara B. Cutler of Bedford speaks to the Alliance at 25 Hillside Avenue on Bedford’s First Meeting House. She recalls incorporation in 1720, the early church site, the 1730 ministry, and the 1815 hurricane rebuilding using salvaged lumber and pew sales. Social hour follows.
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Bedford
First Parish Unitarian Church
Bedford Cows Best in Ayreshire Test at Pickman Estate
The Ayreshire herd of 25 cows at the Pickman estate on Dudley Road ranked fourth in the nation for high production in the latest month's test. The Pickman herd averaged 985 pounds with 3.9 percent milk and 39 pounds of fat. The Ayreshire Breeding Association reports 15,000 cows enrolled last month, noting the breed holds the record for the highest percentage on test.
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Bedford
Ayreshire
Pickman
Dudley Road
Ayreshire Breeding Association
C. T. Conklin
Brandis
Bedford Paul Revere Chapter Eastern Star Meeting Tonight
Bedford Paul Revere Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star meets at Town hall with Ruth R Echols in charge and Edmund L French assisting. A penny sale follows by Evelyn Wannamaker and Tuval Johnson. Refreshments served by Lucile Bean with Edith C Smith and Roberta Dunston assisting.
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Bedford
Paul Revere
Order of the Eastern Star
Town Hall
Ruth R. Echols
Edmund L. French
Evelyn Wannamaker
Tuval Johnson
Lucile Bean
Edith C. Smith
Roberta F. Dunston
Textile Mending Moth Holes Cigarette Holes and Tears Rewoven
A brief on textile repair services focusing on moth hole damage cigarette scorch holes and tears. Reweaving and restitching restore suits coats skirts and blankets. Professionals advise inspecting fabrics for wear and snagging early and choosing tailored repairs for durable results.
Local Notices From Bedford and Lynn
Mrs Bertha McCaul returns to Essex street Lynn after a visit with daughter Mrs Lincoln E Currier 106 South road. Mrs Raymond J Smith of Hartford street spent the weekend with relatives in Sherburne Falls. Kenneth N Blake Jr of Great road wintering with grandmother Mrs Hattie Blake Lexington. Mrs Henry Seften 16 Webber avenue confined at home by illness. Mrs Earl St Atwood Jr and her new son Steven William return to 21 Webber avenue from Symnes Arlington hospital. Miss Madeline Fitch Pine Hill road attended the winter carnival at Dartmouth College.
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Bertha McCaul
Essex Street
Lynn
Lincoln E. Currier
South Road
Raymond J. Smith
Hartford Street
Sherburne Falls
Kenneth N. Blake, Jr
Great Road
Hattie Blake
Oakmont Circle
Lexington
Henry Seften
Webber Avenue
Earl St.,Atwood Jr
Steven William
Symnes Arlington Hospital
Madeline Fitch
Pine Hill Road
Dartmouth College
Bedford Calendar Of Week Events And Civic News
The list outlines local meetings from February 16 to 23 including Cancer Committee, Girl Scout activities, Boy Scouts, church services, and municipal gatherings. It notes the last day to file nomination papers and reports a crop loss estimate: farmers lost about 8.48 million bushels of corn in Nebraska due to the European corn borer, with an estimated value of 11.46 million dollars.
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Bedford Health Nursing Committee
Paul Revere
O.E.S
Mission Rosary Circle
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Waltham
Church of Christ
St. Michael’s Church
Bedford
Nebraska
Dr Weinberger Guest Speaker At Local Laymen's League
Dr. Weinberger internist from Lovett Friend Arthritis Clinic, with research at Massachusetts General Hospital under Dr. Walter Bauer, spoke at the Laymen's League meeting after supper in the First Parish church vestry. He filled in for ill Dr. Hans Waine and noted three years as a research fellow at Harvard Medical School.
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Concord
Howard J Weinberger
Lovett Friend
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Walter Bauer
Young Peoples Society Meeting Friday at Evangelical Free
The Young Peoples Society meets Friday at 8 pm in the Evangelical Free church. Pastor Rev. Gunnar A. Gunderson continues his series on The Christian Life.
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Concord
Young Peoples’ Society
Evangelical Free Church
Gunnar A. Gunderson
Christian Life
Drunk Man Arrested After Staggering On Theater Roof
Police in Hobro Denmark were called to rescue a man seen drunkenly staggering on a theater roof. They climbed the building and arrested him after he claimed to know someone inside but could not locate the entrance.
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Hobro
Denmark
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