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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1947

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Mullin’s Mansion cabin tops in Downeast rail line

A Maine railroad crossing cabin near Mullin’s is praised for its homey decor and careful upkeep. Joseph Mullin, longtime crossing supervisor, oversaw improvements. rival cabins on Belk Street and Mullin’s Mansion sign duties sparked a lighthearted naming feud.

Mullin Mass Joseph Mullin Ell Pass John Hayes Belk Street Eugene Garsoe Don Collins Atin Maine

Warrant Closes Next Monday for Town Meeting

Final date for the annual town meeting warrant closes next Monday after noon January 13 at 4 o'clock at the Board of Selectmen's office. Residents wishing to insert articles must file them with the selectmen before that time.

Concord Board of Selectmen Selectmen

Back on duty at San Antonio as Army unit returns

Thomas Graham son of Mrs Alice C tham of Ha on avenue Concord has returned to duty with U S Army Forces in San Antonio Texas after a four day furlough at home. Lary O M Heiser Jr clerk at the Concord office is confined to Emerson Hospital recovering from a fall injury.

West Concord Thomas Graham Alice C.tham Avenue Concord San Antonio Texas Lary O. M. Heiser, Jr Lowtoad Emerson Hospital

Concord Chief Reports 1946 Police Arrests

Concord Chief of Police William G. Ryan released the 1946 year report noting 151 arrests, 142 male and 9 female. Fines totaled $541. stolen property valued at $6,228.18 with $3,985.95 recovered and $6,715.50 recovered for out of town police.

Concord William G. Ryan Concord Helight Ryan West Concord

Megin to address Concord PTA meeting on Jan 22

Concord PTA meeting date moved to January 22 at 8 PM in Concord High School cafeteria. Football Coach Bernard E. Megin and athletic director will discuss The Concord Physical Education Program and present films of last fall’s football games.

Concord Concord Parent- Teachers Association Concord High School Renewpements Bernard E. Megin Concord ‘High School Ucation Aftards

Red Cross Mobile Unit to Visit Concord Feb 5

The American Red Cross mobile unit will come to Concord on February 5 to collect volunteer blood donations. The unit will be at the Girl Scout House from 1 to 7 p m the day of the drive. Concord target is 85 pints.

Concord American Red Cross Girl Scout House

CYO Movies at Monument Hall Shows The Duke of West Point

St Bernard's CYO presents a Sunday afternoon program at Monument Hall at 2 pm featuring The Duke of West Point as the main film plus selected shorts.

CYO Movies Concord St. Bernard’s CYO Monument Hall West Point

March of Dimes drive opens with urgent appeal

Concord calls for double contributions to the 1947 March of Dimes national campaign. Charles F. Mayo, chair, cites Basil O Connor urging expanded funds to meet a 24 million dollar goal to combat polio, fund epidemic relief, research, and operation costs.

Concord National Foundation For Charles F. Mayo Mayo Basil O'Connor National Foundation Foundations O’connor

Legion To Hold Annual Supper at Howard Johnson

The Legion Post Concord Jamis J Mans field A L along with the Ladies Auxiliary and the All Women's Post will host their annual membership supper on Wednesday evening January 29 at 6 30 at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. A steak supper is planned followed by entertainment.

Concord Jamis J. Mansfield A. L Ladies Auxiliary All- Woman’s Post Howard Johnson

Concord The Concord marks 200th launch of Minute Man railcar

The Concord B and M reports that it is 200 years since the observation loungelining car named The Concord made its first run on the Minute Man line, January 17.

Concord

Concord Native Named Superintendent for Billerica Schools

Edwin Martinson, a Concord native and Groton public schools superintendent for 15 years, was named the new Billerica superintendent. The school board chose him from two finalists, setting a salary of 4000 dollars with transport allowance, and he will assume duties after finishing at Groton around February 1.

Concord Billerica Edwin Martinson Groton Harold D. Chittim A. Warren Stearns J. Rowell Lancaster Martinson

Concord Community Concert Association Forms For Season

Concord residents back a new community chorus and amateur drama program as the Concord Community Concert Association forms after a successful campaign. A large membership supports a first class concert season planned for March and April with top artists. honorary memberships awarded to campaign volunteers, and Mrs Donald Litchard receives a signed Enrico Caruso biography for the top fundraiser.

Concord Miyy Concord Community Concert Association Association Donald Litchard Enrico Caruso Dorothy Caruso Egbert Newbury Henry Thorpe Hempy Brooks Thomas Flint Stanton Garfield Stephen Baldwin Eugene Kraetzer Ivan Servais Donald Litehard Rollins Fairbanks Lincoln

West Concord Letter Carrier Alec MacEarchen’s 50th Birthday

Alec MacEa chern, longtime West Concord post office lettercarrier, celebrated his fiftieth birthday on Tuesday. A party honoring the occasion was held Sunday evening at the home of his sister, Margaret E. Wrenn, 3 Pleasant Street.

West Concord Alec MacEachern Margaret E. Wrenn Pleasant Street

Vets May Now Care For Teeth

Veterans may now receive dental care funded by the government through the Veterans Administration. Local designated departments process the necessary forms for eligible service members. The Concord office is housed in the old Concord High School.

Concord Department of Veterans’ Services Veterans Administration Old Concord High School

Patriots Day Proposed By Congresswoman Rogers

Massachusetts Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers introduces a House joint resolution to urge the President to proclaim April 19 as Patriots Day honoring the Concord and Lexington events of 1775. The resolution calls for displaying the U S flag on public buildings and inviting nationwide observance.

Washington, D. C Edith Nourse Rogers Massachusetts House United States Concord Lexington United States of America Senate House of Representatives America Congress

Two West Concord Families Honored for War Efforts

West Concord, Mass. two families, the Lucien J Milot family of 391 Main and the Noel Christian family of 16 Cottage, were cited by Archbishop Richard J. Cushing for outstanding religious and war effort service. Announcements were made at Our Lady Help of Christians Church by Rev. William F Shaughnessy. The Milot family includes daughter Sister Marie Helena and Milot relatives in the priesthood. sons Leon G Arthur R Raymond and N served in Italy, Corsica, and aboard the USS Ranger.

West Concord Richard J Cushing Boston William F Shaughnessy Our Lady Help of Christians Church Lucien J Milot Main Street Noel Christian Cottage Street Milot Marie Helena St. Anne’s St John’s Baptist Paris Lyon US Army Chaplain Corps Victor Milot Quebec Brunswick Maine Proec Burlington Vermont Rite Leon G Arthur R Ea Raymond Army Ial Corps Corsica Ranger Uncle Sam

Elks Visitation Planned for Concord on January 28

A Concord Elks Lodge No. 1479 visitation is scheduled for Tuesday evening January 28 at Main Street Con club. Exalted Ruler Da vid Beene plans a regular business meeting and Denish for the coming oan. The event highlights Elks activities in Concord.

Concord Aca Fall Main Street of Elks David Beene Denish Elks

Kelley Family First G I Home In Concord By Housing Committee

Concord patrolman Robert E Kelley his wife Kathryn now Mrs Diskin and their two year old son Bernard occupy a new G I home at 13 Laurel Street built by the Concord Veterans Housing Committee. The project aims to provide 20 homes to ease the housing shortage with support from local and state officials.

Concord Robert E. Kelley Kathryn Diskin Bernard Laurel Street Concord Veterans Housing Committee Egbert Newbury, Jr Edith Nourse Rogers Conca Othaans Kelley Nashoba Road Leonard J. Rae Sud Road Pis R Street West Concord U. S. Navy

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