West Concord Church Elects Officers at Annual Dinner
More than 80 members attended the January 16 dinner as West Concord church members elected officers for 1950. Rev. Edwin Fred Hart Jr. presided, reports showed 69 new members and six transfers, total calls to hospitals in 1949 reached 833, and the budget for 1950 was approved as sound. New deaconess, superintendent, clerk, assistant clerk, auditor, treasurer, and various committee posts were filled for terms ranging from one to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Edwin Fred Hart, Jr
Homospitals
Trea
Wil McWilliams
Henry W. Har
E. Johansen
Sadie Hawley
Arthur T. Mulassistant
Joh P. Lapham
Loring
E. F. Fergious
H. Eldridge
Nylen
Lillian P
Massachusetts Heart Drive Urged by Governor
Governor Paul A. urged citizens in all towns to support the 1950 heart disease drive as untimely deaths cripple communities. He chairs the campaign and warns no city or person is immune, calling for donations during the month to fund research and prevention efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnor Paul
Massa
Tilles
Heart
Gov. Dev
Industria. Com
Massachusetts
Ford
Fragmented note on building exterior and wall design
A torn excerpt describes a home exterior featuring a low brick wall around the front yard and a blend of new and old architectural elements. The legible words reference signage and a visible gate or fence, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Woman's Club Program Sees High School Talk
West Concord Woman's Club meets Friday at 2 30 in the West Concord Union Church. Principal Radcliffe Morrill of Concord High School will compare schools of 25 years ago with those of today. Concord High School Boys Gee Club will sing. Mrs Morrill acts as tea hostess. Mrs William T Magoon presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Woman’s Club
West Concord Union Church
Radcliffe Morrill
Concord High School
Morrill
William T. Magoon
Bates To Speak In Dental Course
Concord professor George E Bates of Harvard University will join as an instructor for a dentist refresher course. The program runs January 23 to 25 at Harvard Medical School Massachusetts General Hospital Tufts Dental College and the University Club for the Massachusetts Dental Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
George E Bates
Main‘street
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tufts Dental College
University Club
Massachusetts Dental Society
Report Cards Topic At P T A Meeting
Harv ey Wheeler School P T A holds first N year meeting with 50 attendees in the auditorium. Principal James V. McMullen and Miss H Virginia Biggy explain new report card system using S and N marks and triannual issuance December March June. Kenneth Rollins presents card slides and comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wheeler School
Parent- Teachers Association
Richard P. Wheeler
James V. McMullen
H. Virginia Biggy
Concord Public Schools
Kenneth W. Rollins
Concord
Rollins
Miss Biggy
McMullen
Ralph D McLeary
State Automobiles to Carry ID and Leave Streets by Six
New state rules under development by the Administration and Finance Commission require state cars to display identification shields and depart streets by 6 p m except during emergencies. Governor Dever backs a car pool as a money saver while lawmakers note a speeding vehicle lacked ID and 25 state cars sit at the State House overnight, with $20 000 yearly garage rentals cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dever
Thomas H. Buckley
Legislative Committee On Ways and Means
William E. Nolan
Holyoke
Palmer
State House
Local GOP Candidate Seeks Middlesex Sheriff Nomination
A GOP candidate from Billerica announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Middlesex County Sheriff in the September state primaries. The candidate served in both World Wars, is medical director at State Farm in Bridgewater, a former Massachusetts Commissioner of Correction, and a sociology professor at Tufts College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billerica
Middlesex County
State Farm
Bridgewater
Massachusetts Commissioner of Correction
Tufts College
Absent minded professor outshined by Los Angeles thief
Lewiston Idaho reports Andrew E. Lee of Los Angeles claimed his car stolen. Police spotted the car and signaled the curb. The car thief was identified as a mechanic in a ga[rage or garage] angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Ida
U. P
Andrew E. Lee
Los Angeles
Textile study proposed by Massachusetts commission
State House Boston proposes a two month program of textile conferences with industry experts and union officials before the legislative recess. The plan comes as the migration causes commission reports to the legislature. Senator John W. Coddaire Jr. outlined plans after the Senate and House extended the commission's reporting deadline to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Legislative Recess Commission
Massachusetts
John W. Coddaire Jr
Haverhill
Senate
House
Sen. Coddaire
Young Boy Sets Car On Fire in Eunice
The Eunice neighborhood reports a youth named Butch started a neighbor's car fire. The vehicle escaped with a scorched rear end and authorities hope the boy does equally as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice
N. M.U.P
Butch
Eunice Enterprise
Rage Where Lee Had Taken His Car for Brake Repairs
The note describes a incident where Lee had his car taken for brake repairs the night before. It mentions tension and a confrontational scene surrounding the vehicle procedure. The fragment hints at local dispute and possible involvement of nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ams
West Conn
George H
Urch
MacWilliams
Frank C
K. Damon
F. C
E. Robbins
Fred C. Ben- Hart
Nee Mullen
Fred E
Tdrive
Kitchen
Woman's Club
Bates
Hanford Atomic Works
Richland
Wash
General Electric Co
P.T. A
Singer
Dean Inge
GOP
A. Warren Stearns
Pittsburg
Concord Lumber Corp
Lowell Road
Aananr
Anti-Trust
A&p
Washington, D. C
Joe
T. Alan Goldsborough
North Carolina
New Anti-Trust
Wilson
Virginia
Maryland
A&P’s
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Itsef
C. C. Wyche
Wyche
Washington
Pacific Tea Company
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!