Tickets on sale for Mrs Uhler piano recital benefit
Tickets are on sale at Richard Johns Drug Store Concord and Aldon's Drug Store Bedford for Mrs Kathleen Uhler's piano recital to aid the Emerson Hospital Building Fund. The concert is Friday evening January 31 at 8 30 in the Concord Academy gymnasium. Uhler has held a Carnegie Fellowship for Creative Work in music and has taught at Beaver Country Day. Local residents are urged to attend to support a vital community need.
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Concord
Kathleen Uhler
Emerson Hospital
Richardom
Aldon
Bedford
Concord Academy
Gianasium Hall
Uhler
Concord Caderney
Carnegie
Church Reports Properties Now Free From Debt
The Evangelical Church of Langstreet Con MD held its annual meeting on January 13. Officers elected included Elder John Feen as Secretary Robert Carson as Treasurer Alfred W. Davis Jr. as Financial Secretary Mrs Inga Cahill as Deacon and Christian Lee as Trustee. In 1946 missionary support totaled 1327.54 across all departments. The report also noted church property, the parsonage, is free of debt since 1940.
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Evangelical
Langstreet
Con
Maan
John Feen
Robert Carson
Alfred W. Davis, Jr
Inga Cahill
Alfred Madsen
Christian Lee
Marlboro Girl Betrothed to Maynard Man
Marlboro, Mr and Mrs Arnold Christensen of 50 Cotting Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Ida to Howard Marsden, son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Marsden of McKinley Street Maynard. Eleanor is a Marlboro High School graduate and works at the Philgas company in Sudbury. Marsden is a discharged veteran and also employed at the Philgas company. No wedding date set.
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Christensen
Marboro High School
Philgas Company
Sudbury
Marsden
Concord Guardsmen Enlistment Drive Emphasizes Camp Attendance
Concord extends enlistment effort for Company H of the National Guard with Capt. John W. Hagerty Jr. available at the State Armory on Mondays and Thursdays for local youths. Despite slow interest, organizers hope to revive a long local guard tradition dating back to the Indian War era as the Guard announces its two week annual encampment.
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Concord
National Guard
John W. Hagerty
State Armory
Concord Dimes Drive Continues With Coin Boxes
The End of Dimes drive continues in Concord with coin boxes placed in convenient stores in Concord and West Concord for public donations. The next Concord Board of Trade meeting is planned for Monday evening February 3 at a West Concord restaurant where the program will be announced. Another board of directors meeting is scheduled for Monday evening as guests of President Robert Parks.
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Concord
West
Concord Board of Trade
West Concord
Board of Directors
Robert Parks
Coast Guard Seeks Recruits in Mayport and Worcester
The Coast Guard seeks young men aged 17 to 25 with basic fitness for seaman ranks, offering base pay of 80 dollars monthly and potential advancement to 90 dollars. Ex service members up to 30, or 35 in petty officer roles, may join with adjusted age rules. Recruit offices listed at Mayport Florida Worcester and Boston.
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United ‘Star
Coast Guard
Mayport
Florida
Franklin Square Post
Main Street
Worcester
Mass
Commercial St
Boston
French 1888 ad touts whisket for men's barndoor trousers
A 1888 French fashion magazine advertises the whisket as a predecessor of the modern clothing slide fastener and recommends it for men’s barndoor trousers.
Maytag Dutch Oven range named local distributors Lawton and Brackett
Lawton Appliance of Concord and Brackett Heating and Appliance of Maynard are named the exclusive local distributors for the new Maytag Dutch Oven gas range. The model features auto gas shutoff, insulated oven, and a 40 inch wide range with built in storage, three way burner, and pivot broiler.
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Lawton Appliance Company
Concord
Brackett Heating & Appliance Company
Maynard
George S.lawton
Lawton Appliance
Robert Brackett
Brackett Heating and Appliance Company
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Lawton
Brackett
Engagement of Elizabeth McNally to James Finigan
West Concord announce the engagement of Elizabeth Rose McNally daughter of Mr and Mrs William F McNally to James Edward Finigan son of Mr and Mrs Michael E Finigan of Concord. Miss McNally a Regis College graduate and MIT member while Mr Finigan a MIT graduate and Army veteran attended Boston College. Churchill first spoke in America in 1900 introduced by Mark Twain.
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West Concord
William F. McNally
Elizabeth Rose
James Edward Finigan
Michael E. Finigan
Concord
Miss McNally
Regis College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Finigan
U. S. Army
Boston College
Winston Churchill
America
Mark Twain
Habitual Drunkard Hospital Proposal in Massachusetts
State House Boston discusses a plan to build a $1,000,000 hospital for habitual drunkards. Senator George W. Stantoi of Fitchburg backs the project. A five member bureau in the Public Health Department would commit repeat offenders to the hospital. Meetings to be led by two psychiatrists a physician a social worker and an attorney. Members to serve one year terms at $1000 annually.
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State House
Boston
George W. Stantoi
Fitchburg
State Public Health Department
Onions Shine In American Menus And Cooking Uses
Sunday Dinner notes onions among the most plentiful vegetables and a staple on American menus. Three main types white yellow and red or Spanish offer versatile uses from raw salads to sauces and roasts. onions provide sulfur sodium and vitamin C and help flavor meat loaf casseroles and soups. Peeling tips avoid tears. cooking with a cover reduces odors. For Sunday dinner serve boiled onions in cream sauce with roast mashed potatoes greens and dessert.
Australia’s income up 55 percent since 1938
Melbourne reports that Australia’s national income rose by 55 percent since 1938. The Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics notes the country emerged from the war in a fairly good economic position and with a generally sound overseas stance.
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Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics
New Hampshire Utility Plans Rate Reduction Announcement
The Public Service Company of New Hampshire announces a year long reduction in electrical rates. Rates will reduce bills by about $303,000 for the next 12 months as customers see credits reflected on their statements.
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New’ Hampshire
Court stenographer pays fine in Pittsfield case
A Pittsfield district court stenographer faced a $10 fine after a violation was ruled in court. The case details remain limited in the fragment.
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Pittsfield
Mass
District Court Court Manegrecher
War Toy Repair Sparks Public Fund Drive
In Austin Minnesota, a local appeal urges residents to repair broken Christmas presents for children in wartime. Tobar orders log for youth gifts to be fixed, citing poor quality and limited wartime resources.
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Austin
Minn
Hn Tobar
Wildren
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J.E. Finigan
Allan A. Kennedy & Son Painters & Decorators
Concord Hardware Kyanize
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