Banquet Plans Honor Unbeaten High School Football Leaders
Planning committee for a Saturday night banquet at the Elks halls outlines an event to honor the unbeaten High School football team of the past two seasons. About a dozen girl cheerleaders will be invited, with several speakers scheduled. Tickets are moving fast with a goal of 400 reservations by the next meeting. Tables will be set for ten, and tickets can be obtained from committee members or the school.
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Ning
Heige
Leon J. Moreau
J. McCaffrey
Armory
Ekels
Ward W. Sheehan
Ex MacEachern
Sam J. Delaney
R. D. Parks
William Jr
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Peabody Triumph Over Locals In Non league Tilt
In Concord Sunday Peabody defeat Our Lady's 59 to 38 in a loosely rated non league game. Wallace led Lady's with 10 points, Dick McCarthy added eight, while Steve ns scored 23 for the Vets. A return game at Concord is planned with tighter officiating.
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Concord
Peabody
Our ' Lady's
Peabody Aick
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club Annual Meeting Set for January 29
The Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club will hold its annual meeting and supper on Thursday evening January 29 at the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson Restaurant. President Hap Priest will preside and the annual election of officers will take place.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Howard Johnson Restaurant
Concord High athletes compete at Malden opening meet
Capt Nick Sottile won his heat in 68.5 seconds in the 440 yard dash and tied for fourth in the event at the Marshall gym Malden High School opener. Bob O Grady Harold Hanson Stan Moszka and Bob Rice ran multiple events under coach W Harold O Connor with mixed finishes and several top efforts.
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Concord
Nick Sottlle
Concord High
Ctle
Marshall Gymnasium
Malden High School
Sottile
Traci
Concord High School
Harold O’connor
Bob
O’grady
Harold. Hanson
Stan
Moszka
Bob. Ware
BOO Mor. Com
Newland
Olympic Hope
Ralph Adams
Clyde Bowen
Bob Rice
Alamos Catches Up Me With Snoe Isolation Mail
An isolated water at Uncle Sam's canyrn and direct delivery to mail. Albu daily rt lo Gnnce be 40 miles away.
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U. E
Uncle Sam
Royce
Miss Harmon Weds James Harold Graham at West Concord
Miss Dorothy Frances Harmon wed James Harold Graham in a West Concord Union Church ceremony officiated by Rev. Earl Knox Sweatland. The bride wore white satin with a fingertip veil and carried white roses and stephanotis. After a church reception, the couple planned residence at 149 Commonwealth Avenue, West Concord.
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West Concord
Earl Knox Sweatland
Dorothy Frances Harmon
James Harold Graham
James Graham
Graham
Lexington
Union’ Church
Miss Harmon
Henry W. Harmon
Commonwealth Avenue
Robert Mullen
Mildred Harmon
Pryor
Oklahoma
Marjorie Harmon
Dune E. Hood
Juliet
Janet Montovano
Garden City
New York
William
Brenden Cuties
Morristown
Francis Nery
John
Grahan
Lexi
Rand Pa
Middlesex Mutual Insurance Agency
Concord
Willow’ Rebekah Lodge
Santa
Chiara Guild
Lexington High School
Maynard The Russian annual party held at Eagles Hall
The Maynard Russian annual Christmas party for the Maynard R Club took place Tuesday January 6 at Eagles Hall. Elections named Mary Bobritsky as president Victor Oskirkop as vice president and several officers including secretary manual Harachko assistant secretary Helen Kuprianchik and treasurer Mary Ascuskiewicz. Journalists Olga Bobritsky and Helen Kuprianchik served as reporters. Guests included Zennia Loika Neal Louise Callahan Charles and Mary Cox Sophie Batulin Carl Forssen Everett D Attillie.
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Eagles’ Hall
Ates
Sident
Mary Bobritsky
Victor Oskirkop
Madia Harachko
Helen Kuprianchik
Mary Ascuskiewicz
Helen Paskiewicz
Olga ‘Bobritsky
Helen, Kuprianchi
Engagement announced for Miss Charlotte E Russell
Miss Charlotte E Russell of Concord Cooperative Bank becomes engaged to Willburg of Carlisle as announced by Mrs Clarene DAR Carlyle and Mrs Kenneth Waltham. Russell is a Concord High School graduate and Seaburg, a former Gencore High School student and U S Navy veteran, has been employed at Carlisle. No wedding date set. Also noted is an unspecified 1948 average flu rate in South Deke nine point eight tenths.
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Concord
Charlotte
E. Russell
Concord Cooperative Bank
South Deke
Hale High School
Stow
Fisher School
Boston
L’homme
United States Navy
School of Liberal Arts
Tufts College
Stow First Parish Plans Anniversary Observance
Members gathered at the church vestry for supper and an annual meeting. The Rev. Paul N. Carnes was continued as minister and the parish marks the 100th anniversary of the present church building to be observed August 30 with a dedicated observance committee.
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Stow
Stow First
Paul N. Carnes
Francis W. Warren
Frank R., Baker
Florence A. Wood
Robert W.derby
Fred L. Strong
Arthur W. Trefry
Marion
H. Gertrude
William F. Smith
Rice
William K. Walters
E. Ray Barnes
John Derby
Raymond Phalen
Robert W. Derby
Herbert H. Cooke
Lucy M. Smith
Carrie W. Smith
Anne Derby
Adele R. Herrick
Dorothy Reynolds
Wallace C. Lambert
4-H Busy Bee Meeting Cancelled and Rally Planned
The Stow 4-H Busy Bee meeting set for Tuesday afternoon January 20 is cancelled for this month. Plans will merge January and February meetings and include a talk by the Public Health Nurse. A 4-H rally is planned to be held in Framingham.
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Stow
Framingham
Stow Couple Plans to Wed Miss Crowell to Wed Mr L'Homme
Stow couple Mrs Ralph E Crowell announces engagement of daughter Dorothy Annabelle Crowell to Charles B L’Homme of Randall Road Stow son of Edmund J L’Homme and wife The couple’s backgrounds are given with school and naval service details No wedding date set Also mentions a Shanghai telephone service rate of 2860 dollars per month for 8 percent cally allowed.
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Stow
Ralph E. Crowell
Great Road
Dorothy
Annabelle Crowell
BE. L’homme
Randall Road
Edmund J. L’homme
Miss Crowell
Ore shipments from Minnesota in 1947 totaled 62131 362 tons
Ore shipments from Minnesota during 1947 reached 62 131 362 tons in total. The data highlights substantial mineral transport activity for that year.
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Minnesota
Hospital December Report Shows Admissions and Surgeries
Concords Em erson Hospital administrator Elmina L Snow releases December totals: 185 inpatients 1381 outpatients 22 obstetrical cases 47 surgeries and 180 laboratory exams. Died within 48 hours two. after 48 hours none listed. daily average 47 to 46 patients with peak 49.
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Elmina L. Snow
Emerson Hospital
Supgital
Esiliborn
Foot Easenr
Eal eLraegh
Aheetere Eek
Reena
Rites Tae
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Cisas
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Two Certified For Reformatory Pass Writ ten Exam
West Concord Edmund J Brunelle of Lowell and Joseph L Heureux of Dracut among four certified for appointment as shoe instructor at Massachusetts Reformatory West Concord. Civil Service Director Thomas J Grehan announced results of exam taken by seven candidates on November 22.
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Edmond J. Brunelle
Lowell
Joseph L’heureux
Dracut
Massachusetts Reformatory
Civil Service
Thomas J. Greehan
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