Chronology of Concord Events in 1947 July
A fragmented Concord Chronicle lists historical notes from July 1947 including the annual pilgrimage of veterans, marriages, deaths, civic events, church activities, and highlights from local clubs. Notable items mention Thomas L. Fox, Ruth Cheney, Franklin Wyman, and various civic and military references tied to Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ae Concord
Thomas L. Fox
Emerson Hospital
Ruth Cheney
Franklin Wyman
Fitchburg
Episcopal Church
Gugn
Pride
Esau
Con
Rotary’ Club
Lois Ft
Marri Ng Baat
Buneral
Lars Petersa
Condéord
Trinity
Tae Wallace
Offigiating
S. Navy
Jon
U.S.S. Concord
Knights of Columb
Aichieah Jarim
C. Lowell
St Concord
Lincoln
St. Bernagere
Dave Little
Navy
Marker
Merel Thompson
Welles Hills
Cano
Edwards
Joseph
Mauro
Conant Street
Sear
Longtime West Concord teacher Mrs Garvey honored in Concord
Mary Garvey, a West Concord schoolteacher for 45 years, was honored at Catelans building with 400 attendees including current and former colleagues and pupils from out of town. The event featured tributes by radio, a ceremony with Army General, and remembrance of local life in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garvey
West Concord
Catelans
Concord
Paul Sebastian
Maynard Hunter
West Concord Blanks
Grotba
Concord Notes and Local Happenings Across Town
Emersons Hospital raises daily patient costs to 15.20 dollars while touting better care. Local officials install new Concord K of C leaders Paul B. LeSage and Charles F. Morgan Jr. district deputy Joseph Booth presiding. Enrollment slips to 1248 from 1276 at Concord schools. Numerous obituaries marriages police and civic notes mark a broad town update including high school football season opens with a 51-0 win. John Hanley scores three TDs as Concord High dominates Pi(e)hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emersons Hospital
Paul B. LeSage
Concord K
Charles F. Morgan, Jr
Joseph E. Boothroyd
Maynard
Concord
Rosalie EL
Miner) Lowden
Elsie E. Rose
Martha (Alden) Titus
John Alden
Faye Baker
James Pitts Emerson
Prinitarian Congregational Church
John J. (Barry) Higgins
West Concord
Dorothy Ogston Barry
Lowell
Eddie Loughlin
Harvard
Udy
Forest Concord
Chest
A. Rage Browne
Morgan Tyh, Jr
Michael J. Shea
Frederic Gooding
Chris Jacobson
Tommy S$ynott
Alisbury
Vermont
Abbott T. Fenn
William A. Robus
Corinthian Lodge
A. Robert MacLeod, Jr
William B. Bartlett
John Hancock
Ysician
Ore
Ivan D. Servais
Kennan Damon
Town of Concord
Vis Tae 5
Biles , Jr
Ulkeley
Thoreau
New York
Leonard
Kleinfeld
Concord Enterprise
Edward F. Loughlin
Howard Johnson
Kathleen Uhler
Concord Woman’s Club
Corp
John C. Blake
Framingham
Robert S. F. Rhodes
Andover
Carl J. Friedrich
John Hanley
Howe
Chelmsford
Rage
Joe Callahan
John Wetherbee
Concord High School
Concord High
St. Patrick’s
B. C. High
George Pearson
John Joseph Payne
Thomas Coyne
Main Street
North
Sudbury
Edward P. Ross
New Veterans
Lot
Third Precinct
All Stars
Pete Ingenere
Lead Mill Dam
Frank Peterson
Sleepy Hollow
Robert D. Parks
Howard Johnson’s
Prgram
Walter. E. Whalen
Owen E. Martin
K. of C
Lincoln
Lincoln Crossing
Florence Prendergast
James H. Dee, Jr
Malcolm Thompson
U. S. Navy
John J. Dickey
Concord, Red and Gun Club
Elmer D.rankin
Martin A. Williams
Concord News Highlights in October Community Events
Read notes from Concord area: Columbus Day banquet with John Volpe in Veterans building. transfers at St Bernard’s and local church moves. Red Cross producing 50 veteran bathrobes. football wins for Concord High and Middlesex. weddings and obituaries including Rev Shaughnessy death. Holy Name parade with 250 participants. town championship claimed by St Bernard’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Chorus
Veterans Building
Sons of Italy
John Volpe
Winchester
Daniel Foley
Danvers
St. Bernard's Church
Mark P. Sullivan
John I. Lawler
Charles K. Daring
Concord Red Cross
West Concord
St. Bernard’s
Eleanor Gooding
Morris L. Hallowell
St. Theresa's Church
Rye
New Hampshire
Concord High
Stoneham High
Middlesex
F. W. Pratt
Riley Gilbert
Boston
Thomas F. Garrity, Jr
New Concord Group
Andover
Maurice McWalter
Aller. W. Rucker
Lexington
Topowners Union
Concord Board of Trade
William F. Shaughnessy
Astor
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Richard J. Cushing
Louis B. Pulsifer
Concord
Mattapan
Bill O'Neill
Annex Town
O'Neill
Alice May
Dickson
Donald
Joseph White
Auburndale
John Elmo Wallace
Ranitarial Congregational Church
A. Lawrence Peirson, Jr
Horace R. Fletcher
Helen L. Deacon
Alumnee Association
Bancroft Bentley
Simons College
Rosalie L. (Miner) Lowden
Elsie E. Rose
Alexander J. McCarthy
Mergimnac
Edward F. Gillis
Kingston
Foley
Father Lawler
Westwood
Robert M. Davis
U. S. Army
T. Morris Longfreth
Fay Baker
Jesse F. Baker
John. Boyden
Keyes
Chelsea
Infantry Gang
Leif E. Stenshy
Richard Balloul
Edward F. Loughlin
Wack Concord
John Zumwaltz
Lions Club
Bernie Megin
Medford
Tom O'Connor
Rotar
Miss
Almucci
Agsmutlant Wootten
St. James Rectory
Fon
Concord High keeps 18 game win streak alive
Concord wins 24 13 over Hudson in a night game led by Georgie Fenton co captain who scores three touchdowns in a strong second half rally. Dick Finan passes to Fenton for a key score as Concord beats Win Throp 7 0 in Emerson playground game. John Hanley leads Concord with multiple touchdowns in late season stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Fenton
Concord
Hudson
K. of G
A. Abbott Hastings
Beverly
Bradford Hastings
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dick Finan
Winthrop
Emerson Playground
John O'Grady
Jack Skewes
John Parker
B. U
Darthmouth
Tufts
Patrick Molan
John Co. Dolan
Massachusetts Reformatory
John E. McHugh
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Trinity Episcopa
Henry A. Laughlin
William G. Ryan
Lewis Jerome Johnson
Harvard
Concord Board of ‘Trade
Robert L. Moore
Herbert B. Hosmer
Concord Garden Club
David Adams
Walden
Hugh Cargill
H. Francis Wiggin
Harvey Wheeler
Anna Macone
Carlisle
James V. McMalen
Concord Lions Club
Talgen
Bigston
Ronald $. Brooks
Ines
Venti
Middlesex School
Belmont Hill
Marsh
t.Emerson Hospital
Elmina L. Snow
Concord High
Howe
Billerica
John Hanley
Chelmsford
Ses
Lascott Brown
Sleepy Hollow
Clarence Barnes
Concord Young Republican
Ka. Gheshelleese
Oberner
Emi +i
Acton
Rosfebury
Concord Aa
Scientists Study Plutonium Effects on Plants
University of California agriculture scientists report wartime Manhattan Project experiments on plutonium impact. Barley roots showed no harm while others, like dwarf peas, suffered severe root disintegration and blocked water flow even at trace surface levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California College of Agriculture
Louis Jacobson
Roy Rerstrel
Langer
Overstreet
Viruses in Soil Help Prevent Plant Disease Spread
Research shows organic matter and green manures boost beneficial soil viruses that attack disease-causing bacteria and fungi. Rich organic residues foster microbial life including bacteria protozoa and fungi, crowding out pathogens and reducing disease pressure on crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teria
Aioe
Metal Nipple Bucket Feeder Described in Study
A historical note describes a metal nipple bucket with a six inch diameter and six inch height. The device uses graduated pint markers and a copper nipple soldered to the bucket to feed milk in measured amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feas
Montana Agittural “Experiment
Migot Ai
Precautions Forewarn Farmers On Hog Disease Risks
Local college recommends precautions after reports of hog illness affecting cornfields. Officials advise farmers to isolate affected hogs and monitor herds to prevent spread. Community urges vigilance to protect livestock and maintain harvest.
Vision expert explains limits of color perception
Dr. David L. Mact, a color vision expert, notes humans cannot distinguish more than about 17 000 colors. He suggests that even slight lighting changes can alter perceived color accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David. L
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Kif McHugh
Trinitdrign
Art Miter
Rown
Fiss
Mateia Sheldon Moose I
Simons Lucas Roof
Helicar
Pane
Thoreau Society
Decialdén Woods
Chaes Scockey Toe
Lag Sune Resi
Miami
Florida
Bernard
Winsor
Celebrat- St. Bernard's Church
Arthur F. March, Jr
Concens
Bui Wiedit
Ssachusetts Gqaries
Bellitchel
Texas
T Bell
G. Onsen
Hes E. O'Neil
East Acton
Marny
Peadin
Jos i
Cedric Foster
WNAC
Bernard’s
West Co
Richie Lough
Sheehan
Cecilia Han Lane
Chattanooas, Essee
New, Press
Frank E. E. Waite
West Chacond
Lottie
Concord Leion
Monument Square
State Armory
Isaiah L. Rickard
Top Concord
Oldsters
John Lehto
Joe Boulder
Harold Morgan
Massachusetts
Richard FP
Gtretton
Salvation Army
Berbie Megin
Bill McNally
Averses
Herbie “Blodgett
Farrenetta E. (Boyce) Lanansset
Myra V
Lorentsen
Bevis
Robinson
Cates Mi
Arles S. Robinson
Hast Cambridge
House of Correction
Loring R. Kew
John B. Lynch
Concord Council
Ants ‘of Columbus
Ieee
Iam
Chisholm
Ethel McDonald
St. Joseph’s Church
Lewiston
Maine
Iin
Frances
Old
Rotary Club
New Ric Concord
Concord ‘High
Piiehard
Edward J F. Loughlin
Central District Court
John B . Foster
U. S. ‘Marine Corps
St George’s
Wallace B. Locke
Wess
Katherine (Jennings) Downing
Mary. E. (Winn
Glendén
Alice McKenna
St.Bernard’s Cemetery
Charles H. Duston
Charles W. Farnsworth
Girls Scouts of
U. S
Thomas Finan
Providence
Rhode Island
Keene
Elizabeth Rose McNally
James Edward Finigan
Colonial
Municipal Wight
William A. Buttrick
Thomas B. Diskin
Soap
Stanton Garfield
UNRRA
Concord Rotary
Knight
Columbus
Our Lady’s C. Y. O
Concord ‘Red Cross
John R. Bemis
Battleground
Mill Dam
William F. Kussin
John K. Damon
Norman B. Nash
Mary E. (Brooks) Carew
Walter R. Carew
Fred S. Piper
Chester F. Sadlow
George Hendrickson
Warner’s Pond
Concord Community Chest
Cme
Ray F.ree SE
Eneh Red
E. Monson
James E. O'Neil
East SS
Christians Arch
Elks Hall
Oncord Lodge
Elks
Logan J. Mooe
Concord Union Churches
Hy. R. C. ‘Thomas
Ohio State College
Jace
Blanke
Fee
Orkax
Cornell University
Town State
Feam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!