Concord Town Election Preview and Local Happenings
Neighborhood notes from Concord outline town election concerns with two candidates and expected voter turnout. Mentions include local figures like Larry and Dick Sullivan, Lee Heines, Gordon Smith, and Oscar Johnson, plus a warning to vote and keep ballots alphabetical. References to Red Cross, Salvation Army drive, Lent opening, and Bay Scouts publicity.
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Enmel
Secord
Concord
Wilson
Endall
Larry
Dick Sullivan
Lee Heines
Lexington
Lake Walden
Mark Mara
J. Moreau
Boston
Bruins
Leo
Dee
Hutchinson
Har
Gordon Smith
Ger
Corp. Rhodes
Formants
Gordon Ogilvie
Carlisle
Acton
Lincoln
Lex
The
Rotatiane
Jim’ Dée Nordo
Bs & Uters
Thoreau Street
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boston Garden
Oscar Johnson
Exhn F. Fitsgere Sig -Ned
St. Berard
Adeline
Hare
Percy-El
California
Amos Morin
Amos
Bay
Mars
Rudy Currier
Iit
Adult Education Classes Open in Local Homes
Local adults may join French for beginners at Mrs. Edward James home in Lexington road on Monday evening. A Spanish conversation class is planned for Thursday at Mrs. Edward P. Chase 90 Main street. A woodwind ensemble session was led by Miss Marion Barker at Mrs. Hans W. Miller 88 Main street. An astronomy class is set for next Monday at Roger Carlisle Carr road. Contact Mrs. Thomas W. McGrath at Concord 164 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward. James
Lexington Road
Elaine. Hardie
Edward P. Chase
Main Street
Marion Barker
Hans W. Miller
Roger Carlisle
Carr Road
Thomas W.mcgrath
Concord 164
Arrivals in Concord Report Several Births and Relatives
Mrs. Step Smith formerly G. RS in Foote Cambridge, announces the birth of a son Lowell Sanborn on January 12 at Baker Memorial Hospital. Theodore L. Smith and Mrs. Smith of 61 May Street are grandparents. Harriet Motley born February 10 at Richardson House to Mr. and Mrs Edward Motley Jr of Weston. Motley formerly of Concord. Claire Ruth LeSage born February 7 at Emerson Hospital, parents Mr. and Mrs Paul B LeSage of 126 Main Street. LeSage is a store manager. Milan Olsen and family report birth of a son Mira Olsen to Mr. and Mrs Josephine M Fraticelli. grandparents include Mr and Mrs Guiseppe Fraticelli of Concord.
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Step Smith
G. RS
Foote
Cambridge
Concord
Lowell Sanborn
Baker Mem 1
Theodore. L. Smith
May Street
Newitan Albree
Wince
Edward. Motley, Jr
Weston
Emerson Hospital
LeSage
First National
William
Byron Street
Nounge
Emerson A Ete
Mira. Olsen
Josephine M. Fraticeli
Guiseppe Fraticelli
Concord public schools resume after midwinter vacation
Public schools in Concord will resume classes on Monday morning February 24 following a week long annual mid winter vacation. Classes will begin at the regular hours.
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Concord
Cord
Grange Holds Costume Party
The Grange held a costume party with a Valentine theme. Lecturers’ march won by Leslie K Stacey and Mrs Leona Hunt, a Glee club planned, six new memberships noted, Blue Cross talk given, two drawings at the next meeting, and prizes awarded for best costumes worn by Leila Speke and MacLean I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alge Tee
Leslie K
Stacey
Leona Hunt
Littletoney
Acton
Edith .L. Gould
Grange
R.F. Becker
Blue Cross
Leona
John McGrath
Blanket Club
Johnson Twins
Frances Powderly
Joan Sullivan
Leila Gpeke
MacLean
Damero
F Relph Thompson
Leslie R. Stacey
Walter Swanson
Rain i Harold
J. McGuiness
Ethel Ronro
Barlow Road 400th Anniversary Commemorated in Oregon
In Oregon City Oregon a basaltic stone weighing three tons was erected on the courthouse lawn to honor the 400th anniversary of the Barlow Road pioneers travel. The event featured bands and Victory stamps.
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Oregon
Barlow Road
Girl Scout Valentine Party in Sudbury Draws 35 Members
The Sudbury Girl Scout Valentine party drew 35 of 38 possible members last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Harold E McMurry opened with a flag ceremony as the color guard led a center horseshoe formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Harold E. McMurry
Clifton F. Giles
Patricia Bancroft
Jane Miynn
Helen Johnson
Joyce Olsen
Marie Sawyer
Alice Wallis
Spring exhibition to feature clay models and floral sculpture
A man with a hat and a flower sculpted from modeling clay, along with a cow and a valentine, will be shown in a spring competition exhibition. Badge work will continue at the next meeting. Scribe: Jane Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Burns
Concord Board of Trade Meeting and Supper Held Monday
Concord will host its March Board of Trade meeting and supper Monday evening February 24 at 6 45 at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. President Robert Parks announces guests E Payson True finance committee chairman and George E Bates special plans committee chairman will preview warrant articles for the upcoming town meeting. Non members invited with members urged to attend the new date and time.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Robert Parks
Howard Johnson
E. Payson True
Concord Finance Committee
George E. Bates
Man Converts Hay Barn to Home in Grants Pass
H W Baker sold his house to ease housing shortage in Grants Pass Oregon and remodeled a hay barn on his property for living quarters.
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Grants Pass
Ore—H W Baker
Engagement of Miss Cheney and Fitchburg Man
Miss Ruth Cheney and Fra Wyman Jr. announce their engagement. Ruth Cheney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward Cheney of Seven,S Lane, Concord, is a Concord Academy and Sarah Lawrence College graduate. Wyman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wyman of Fitchburg, attended Loomis School and Harvard College class of 1943, member of Hasty Pudding and Iroquois clubs, Harvard Business School graduate, served in the U S Naval Reserve in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Charles Ward, Cheney
Seven
S Lane
Ruth Cheney
Fra Wyman, Jr
Franklin Wyman
Fitchburg
Cheney
Junior League
Vincent Club
Concord Academy
Sar College
Wyman
Loomis School
Harvard College
Hasty Pudding Institute
Harvard
Graduate School of Business Administration
al Wyman
U. S. Navidl
Concord Grange Plans Degrees At March Meeting
Concord Grange schedules conferral of first and second degrees at the next regular meeting on March 4. Applications for the sense closed at this week’s session. March 18 will see the third and fourth degrees attempted after supper with inspection night to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Grange
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Concord Sport
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Smeer
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Herwige
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Etta, Stacey
Barbara Stacey
Barlow Broad
Scout News
Board of Trade
Nukeness
UE Cross
Nigien
Massachusetts
Bhugi
Q Group
Cross
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