Concord High Yearbook Plans and School Activities
Concord notes outline yearbook sale and homeroom captains, band concerts in Lexington and Concord, and a Bedford Veterans Hospital talent show by the Junior Red Cross. Students plan letters to pen pals in Egypt, Norway and Ecuador, plus volunteer work and Christmas tags for servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Synia Barthus
Walter Barthus
Rosalie Caiger
Clifford Castle
Bruce Dutton
Alden Fletcher
Nancy Googins
Cynthia Heald
Ann Julin
Elizabeth Lips
Dana Murphy
Nancy Ochs
Elaine Patterson
Donald Reed
Diane Seavey Loraine Seavey
Ann Underhill
Sargent’s
Chelmsford
Lexington
Veterans’ Building
Cary Memorial Hall
Donald J. Gillespie Jr
Charles K. Yeromian
Gillette
Colonel Bogey
Victor Herbert
Connecticut
Elaine Hardie
Veterans’ Hospital
Bedford
Bedford Hospital
Diane Davidson
Barbara Allen
Sally Cahoon
Beverly Porter
Egypt
Norway
Ecuador
Red Cross
Massachusetts
Barbara Clark
Ruth Johansen
Fort Devens
Harold E. Orendorff
Concord Red Cross
Acton Grange Hosts Bi Monthly Meeting Concert
Acton Grange held its regular bi monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the town hall. A musical program was presented under the direction of past master Helen Pederson. Refreshments were served at the social hour by Mrs. Elwin Hollowell and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Helen Pederson
Elwin Hollowell
Rug Material New Arrivals Line of Greeting Cards
New rug materials arrive alongside a line of greeting cards from O'Brien in St Ménerd. The display highlights a mix of braided rugs and newer fibers, inviting customers to explore refreshed home decor options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Méynerd
Kitchens of Meritary Held New Frontier
San Francisco report on Bill Harmon a 34 year old chef at the Mack Hopkins hotel arguing that the culinary field offers a modern frontier for American youth. He says there is 100 percent employment for capable cooks, higher wages for apprentices, and a path from apprentice to assistant cook in about five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
America
Bill Harmon
Mack Hopkins
Harmon
Uip
Europe
Indian Population On Steady Rise In United States
Washington reports the Indian population is increasing annually by about 1 percent. Officials estimate over 400000 Indians on tribal rolls, possibly 450090, up from under 250000 in 1880 and 398009 in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Old Company Rules Proved Been to Courting Workers
New York report notes a 1280 Amboy store rules set for employees. It covers opening hours cleaning duties Sabbath exceptions smoking behavior church tithes and weekly courting and prayer meeting allowances with emphasis on reading during leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.T. & T. Company
Amboy
III
Patrons On Own When Students Do Beauty Work
Kentucky court of appeals holds customers assume risk when beauty college students perform services. Louisville resident Jewel Gill sued for 1500 dollars plus 44 in medical costs after scalp injury from a permanent wave by GI student Robert Beckham. Circuit court awarded 544 dollars but appeals court voided it due to assumed risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Louisville
Jewel Gill
First Street
Gil
Robert Beckham
Louisville College of Beauty Cultures
Jefferson Circuit
Dis -Rutinge
Concord School Plans Move Ahead Despite Parochial Concerns
Florence M. Damon chair of the Concord School Committee states the town will push for a twelve room K to 6 school at Hugh Cargill and a six room K to 2 school at Pleasant Street to handle rising enrollment. Archbishop Cushing confirms no current plans for a diocesan or parochial school in Concord and urges proceeding with the existing building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Florence M. Damon
Archbishop Cushing
Hugh Cargill
Pleasant Street
West Concord
Somes
Griswold
Boyden
Cushing
Damon
R. J. Cushing
Boston
Elks Plan 26th Anniversary Party at Concord Lodge
Concord Lodge No. 1479 Elks held a regular meeting at Elks hall. Exalted Ruler Arthur W. Parke presided. Plans were discussed for the 26th anniversary party to be held next month, with Past Exalted Ruler Edward W. Sheehan as party committee chair. Exalted Ruler James W. Keough of Maynard Lodge was reported seriously ill at Emerson Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Lodge
BPOE
Elks Hall
Main Street
Arthur W. Parke
James W. Keough Maynard
Edward W. Sheehan
St Elizabeth Mission Elects Officers At Sudbury Meeting
At the first supper and annual meeting in the new Parish House renamed Arthur Howe House, St Elizabeth Mission Sudbury elected warden Harold Johnson treasurer Vivian Fletcher clerk Loring Coleman and three others to the executive committee. The Sunday School has grown about 30 percent since October and plans include Lenten suppers and a spring play See How They Run by Elizabethan Players with auditions open through St Huberts School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
St. Elizabeth's Mission
John Colby
Arthur Howe
Arthur R. Howe
Whitehall
William Wolf
Harold Johnson
Vivian Fletcher
Loring Coleman
Edith Buckingham
Calvin Smith
Louis Hough Hector Marquis
Edmund H Sears, Jr
Women's Guild
Alan Bowry
Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Bevan Howe
Helen Tilden
St. Hubert’s School
St. Elizabeth's Mission Parish
Hector Marquis
Trinity Church
Concord
Seven Years Old Wilkinson Observes Birthday
Concord boy William G. Wilkinson son of Mr and Mrs George W Wilkinson of 231 Main street observed his seventh birthday on last Monday with family celebrations and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William G. Wilkinson
George. W. Wilkinson
Main Street
Church Votes New Officers For Evangelical Free
Concord Evangelical Free Church elected officers for the year including Secretary Robert J Carson Treasurer Alfred W Davis Jr Financial Secretary Inga Cahill Deacon Christian Lee Trustee Edward Thoresen Ushers Marek Purinton Jr Robert Thoresen Martin Holl and Walter Anderson Auditors Esther Thoresen Purinton Flower Committee Johanna Madsen Nomination Committee Thora Korsmo Helen Thoresen The meeting highlighted progress with a Sunday School report showing 391 dollars spent on benevolences and dedication of the annual report to the late Alfred M Madsen A 710 dollar missionary fund appropriation was approved and insulation of the church ceiling will be undertaken to reduce fuel costs under chairman John Swen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
The
Evangelical Free Church
Robert J. Carson
Alfred W. Davis, Jr
Inga Cahill
Christian Lee
Edward Thoresen
Marek Purinton, Jr
Robert Thoresen
Martin Holland
Walter Anderson
Esther Thoresen
Purinton
Johanna Madsen
Missionary Fund
Home and Foreign Missions
John Swen
Concord church activities and scout meetings listed
Last Sunday events include Young People’s Fellowship hosting youths from First Parish Lincoln with Rev. Charles Marvin Styron as guest speaker. Regular drill sessions for noncoms at State Armory Monday night and for the full unit Thursday night. Our Lady Help of Christians Masses at 7 830 and 1030 with Sunday School after second mass. Family Communion observed. Sbekah Sewing Circle met at Evangelical Free Church. Young People’s Society met Friday night. Three local Boy Scout troops resumed Monday. Troop 438 led by John H Duston meets at Harvey Wheeler School. Troop 33 with John P Haliday at Concord Union Church. Troop 49 led by Trev Weidner at Peter Bulkeley School. Sunday masses at St Bernadette Church 815 children 815? 10 and 1130 with classes 130? in afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Young People’s Fellowship
First Parish Church of
Lincoln
Charles Marvin Styron
State Armory
Concord
MNG 182Nd Infantry
Donald A. Linscott, Jr
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Sbekah Sewing Circle
Evangelical Free Church
Young People’s Society
John H. Duston
Harvey Wheeler School
West
John P. Haliday
Concord Union
Trev" Weidner
Péter Bulkeley
Sportsmen Battle Licensing Boats Proposal in Massachusetts
Sportsmen clashed over a Concord Lincoln and Bedford driven plan to license motor boats on inland waters. They argued a $3 registration fee would amount to a tax and curb racing seen as dangerous on lakes ponds and rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Concord
Lincoln
Bedford
Massachusetts boating bill faces opposition from lawmakers
Rep Ernest A Johnnson of Worcester opposes licensing and patrols, arguing 2000 lakes and rivers would need coverage and new taxes would burden residents. Albert W Clifford Bedford Selectman supports registration like motor vehicles, noting boats in use by racers and objections to further taxation. Legislative committee on Military Affairs and Public Safety hears arguments as Marlboro notes a meeting and February 16 scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Johnnson
Worcester
Legislative Committee On Military Affairs and Public Safety
Massachusetts
Johnson
Albert W. Clifford
Bedford Selectman
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S
U. S
Ford
Ford Division
Iron Mountain
Chigan
Vital
Elks Plan
ST. Elizabeth Mission
Church
Evangelical Church
Suni
St. Berna
Sportsmen
Battle Licensing Boats
Marlboro
Daniel F. Carr
Philip J
A&p
A&P’s
A&p Food
Atlantic Avenue
Mass
Lux
Marga
Margi
Peg Anny
Ana
Oir Oki
Godi Chine
Conia
Pickwick
Link
Fresh Northern Select
Escarole
Florida
Janers
RWICK
Warwick
Ann Page
Maine
IONA
A&p Fancy
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!