Concord Track Scene Highlights Local Stars and Events
Concord hosts a busy track week with Nino Scimone topping the shot put at 40 feet and several students training for the April 19 meet. Coach W Het Connor notes growing interest and Rotary involvement while local clubs like the Lions Club push community projects and support for families amid school vacations.
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W. Hett Connor
Nino Scimone
Ising
Congo
Emerson Playground
Concord
Bclp
Borm
Bedford
Tom Moss
Doug Raymord
Bosniversity
Rotary
Mee
Southlands
Coco
Vision dealer anchors open deals advertised in print
Fragmentary ad text from a New England classified notice shows a vision dealer offering television sets with direct line and home display. Reads gatherers to respond to a P. O. Box in Back Bay Postal Annex Massachusetts.
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England
Chises
Gretanih Fon
Das
Adall
P. O
Annex
Ion
Mass
Concord Town Election Faces Two Contests
Concord voters assemble Monday March 1 to choose town clerk for one year and school committee for three years. Precinct 1 votes at Veterans Building, Precinct 2 at Harvey Wheeler School. Town clerk challenger Bernard J Rushe opposes incumbent Cornelia Lawrence. school committee candidates are Horace R. Fletcher Laura Adams and Joseph S. Hawthorne in a likely tight race. Last year’s turnout reached 1759, with two contests.
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Concord
Veterans Building
Harvey Wheeler
Cornelia Lawrence
Elsie E. Rosé
Bernard J Rushe
Lawrence
Rushe
Horace R. Fletcher
Laura Adams
Ruth C. Wheeler
Fletcher
Adams
Joseph Ss. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Meee
Second in Series Of Radcliffe Movie Saturday Morning
Concord announces the second of three Saturday morning movie shows. The event, led by Mrs Joseph J Ecker Jr, Concord committee head, starts at 10 15 oclock with a film for residents. The third film in the series will screen March 13, Mrs Wiggs of the Cabage Patch.
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Sudbury Road
Concord
Concords First Annual Career by the Concord
The event opened Friday at 8 45 in the morning with three additional periods of group meetings. Pupils attended sessions led by professionals in accounting and advertising while the armed forces were represented by U. S. officials and executives from Lincoln Ravenscroft and Harold Cabot Co. Boston.
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Concord
Frianates
Lincoln T. Ravenscroft
Harold Cabot
Harold Cabot .Co
Boston
Concord Three town employees honored at testimonial luncheon
Concord town employees Elsie Rose retiring after 26 years as town clerk, Fred Nolan completing 25 years with the police department, and Arthur Thorsen after eight years at the Town House were surprised at a luncheon hosted by Town House staff. Each received gifts and floral tributes as colleagues celebrated long service.
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Concord
Colonial Inn
David B.williams
Concord District Court
Elsie &. Rose
Fred Nolan
Concord Police Department
Arthur Thoresen
Janior
Town House
Nellie Craig
Rose
Nolan
Ashaway
Thoresen
Nellie Craig’s
Mae
Concord Dogs Must Be Licensed By March 31
Town clerk Mrs Elsie EB Rose informs Concord and West Concord dog owners that all pets must be licensed by March 31. The law makes licensing compulsory and vaccination for rabies is required. A rabies vaccination clinic is likely to be held soon.
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Concord
Elsie EB. Rose
West Concord
Steinmanns Observe Second Anniversary Of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Steinmann of 254 Main Street West Concord observed the second anniversary of their marriage last Sunday February 22 acknowledging the milestone with family and friends in West Concord.
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West Concord
Frederick M. Steinmann
Main Street
Two Hearings Scheduled By Concord Public Committee
The Special Town Plans Committee announces two public hearings next week to inform voters about key articles in the annual town report. The first is Tuesday at 8 PM in the Veterans Building and the second is Thursday, March 4 at 8 PM at the Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord. All voters are invited to attend and hear discussions before the March 8 town meeting.
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Concord
Special
Veterans Building
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School Committee
Lions Enjoy Movies Again at Meeting
Concord Lions Club held a regular semi monthly meeting at Howard Johnson's Colonial Room with about 23 in attendance. President Arthur F March presided and future activities were announced. A board meeting followed and plans to invite a school committee or town meeting speaker were discussed. The next meeting was set for Tuesday at 8 PM.
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Concord
Concordes Club
Colonial Room
Howard Johnson
Arthur F. March
Ari
Rothewell
N Smo
Roydon A. Soule
Snow total reaches 86 inches in Concord storm tally
The 20th major snowstorm of the 1947-48 season adds two inches to Concord totals, reaching 86 inches. Superintendent Elmer L. Joslin notes winter may still have weeks to go, comparing with the 1915-16 record of 95.2 inches.
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Sean Upon Concord
Concord Red Cross Helps Veterans and Towns
Concord chapter includes Lincoln Acton and Boxboro. Volunteers at Bedford Veterans Hospital run the Granadies program creating cheer through parties library and sports. The water safety program taught over 600 children last year and a nationwide Blood Donor drive is under way with Emerson Hospital using over 100 pints annually. Contributions in March support these Red Cross efforts.
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Concord
American Red Cross
Lincoln
Acton
Boxboro
Granadies
Redd Cross
Veterans’ Hospital
Bedford
Peter Cee
Getsine
Satmel
Red Cross
Cross
Massachusett
Cord
Tere
Emerson Hospital
Concord Slayers Arraigned in Deadly Marriage Case
On the day his wife Helen M. Cox was buried, Marshall W. Cox was arraigned in Concord District Court on murder charges and held for the Grand Jury without bail. State detectives attended. relatives were present. Cox faces future proceedings as part of the ongoing case surrounding the fatal slaying at their colonial home.
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Concord
Melrose
Marshall W. Cox
Helen M. (Hill) Cox
Concord District Court
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Pier
Northrup
Cox
Eghod
Ted
Arecee
Comins
Ewbury
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Concord Selectman
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Cambridge
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John. Cox
Eléanor Cox
Newton
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Concord Ia
Stow Coursry
Loewell
Cambrid
Kia ‘Talon
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