21 Club Elects Mullen Leader At January Meeting
Concord's 21 Club held its annual gathering January 16 at Howard Johnson's Colonial Room. State Senator Edward M Rowe of Cambridge spoke on Legislation in Massachusetts before Arthur Bloomberg, new state president of the Republican 21 Clubs, attended. Robert L Mullen was chosen president for 1947 with a full slate of officers and committees planned for the year.
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Concord
Colonial Room
Howard Johnson
Edward M. Rowe
Cambridge
Rowe
Massachusetts
Arthur Bloomberg
Robert L. Mullen
David B. Williams
Virginia P. Rider
John C. Dunn
Ruth Eggleton
H. Palmer’Sibley
Harold M. Fairbanks
Mullen
Mrs Quinn Offers New Assortment To Public
Mrs Helen V. Quinn owner of the Concord Music Shop reports a brand new shipment of HMV records, one of the first shipments to arrive. They are available at her book shop located at 26 Main Street. The Concord Music Shop also offers classical and modern records and a selection of children's records aimed at teaching music appreciation.
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Helen V. Quinn
Concord Music Shop
HMV
Main Street
Requiem Sung for Mr Deviney at St Bernard’s Church
A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Bernard's Church for Michael Deviney 67 a longtime farm worker on the Daly farm Old Bedford Road. Rev Michael J Burke read committal prayers at St Bernard's cemetery where the service ended. Deviney an Ireland native died at his home last Thursday leaving no immediate survivors.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Michael Deviney
Michael E. Daly
Old Bedford Road
Michael Joseph Burke
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Lukal
Deviney
Ireland
Rotary Club Notes Concord Color Talk Surprises Members
John Kennedy spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon on color proving perception can mislead. He demonstrated that color is relative and even without drinks people can see pink elephants where green ones appeared, much to the amusement of attendees.
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John Kennedy
Rotary Club
John
Milady
Walden Royal Arch Chapter Meeting Monday
Walden Chapter of the Royal Arch meets at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening January 27 at 7 30. Excellent High Priest Albert A Tallant of Sudbury will preside and after the business session two degrees will be conferred.
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Concord
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple Oh
Albert A. Tallant
Sudbury
Aments
Concord-Rae Malcolm to Speak at West Concord Union Church Event
Concord High School faculty member and former Burlington resident Concord-Rae J Malcolm will address the Young People’s Society meeting at First Parish Unitarian Church next Sunday at 7 pm. West Concord Union Church invites youth guests to attend.
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Concord
Rae J. Malcolm
Concord High School
Burlington
Young People’s Society of the
First Parish Unitarian Church
Young People’s of West Concord Union Chur
Blood Donor Clinic Planned for February in Concord
A Concord Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic will be held at the Girl Scout House on February 5 from 1 p m to 7 p m. Donors will be typed and Rh factors determined, with the Red Cross maintaining a donor list for emergencies. Prospective donors should call the chapter at Stow Street, 259, to make appointments.
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Concord
Boston
Red Cross
Girl Scout House
The
Stow Street
New Ice Show and Follies Coming to Boston
The Cortcord event promises a bigger and better ice show and follies return to Boston on Tuesday February 6 with a sellout crowd expected. Feature stars include Roy and Eddie Shipstad Oscar Johnson Betty Schalow and a large chorus with numerous comedians in a lively extended run.
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Cortcord
Eyer
Ne den
Roy
Eddie Shipstad
Oscar Johnson
Betty Schalow
Concord-Led Wedding Set for Miss Margot Fenn
Miss Margot Fenn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carlisle Fenn of Carr road is set to wed Walter E. Borden III son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Borden Jr Nashoba road Concord on Saturday February 1 at the First Parish Unitarian Church Concord Rev Dan Huntington Fenn Cambridge officiates assisted by Rev Edward Perry Daniels minister A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home Miss Fenn graduated from Concord Academy and from Smith College last June.
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Concord
Margot Fenn
Roger Carlisle Fenn
Carr Road
Walter E. Borden
Nashoba Road
Unitarian Church
Dan Huntington Fenn
Cambridge
Edward Perry Daniels
Concord Academy
Smith College
Civil Service Exams Open for Electronic Laboratory Technicians
Foley announces open Federal Civil Service examinations for electronic laboratory technicians. Positions at the Naval Research Laboratory Field Station Boston offer $2,394 to $3,397 annually. Eligibility based on experience and a written test. apply by February 3 through Henry O. Helsher Sr at the Concord post office or with Boston Civil Service examiners.
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Concord
William A. Foley
United States Civil Service Region
Naval Research Laboratory
Boston
Henry O . Helsher Sr
Concord Post Office
US Civil Service Examiners
New Arrival Mary Reney Wadleigh Born in Boston
Concord couple Mr and Mrs George Reney Wadleigh announce the birth of daughter Mary Reney Wadleigh January 19 at Phillips House Boston. Grandparents are Mrs John W Wadleigh of Jamestown FR Island and Mr and Mrs Henry Fed Kidder of Lowell Road Concord.
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Concord
George Reney Wadleigh
Josephine B. Kidder
Washington, D. C
Mary Reney Wadleigh
Phillips ‘House
Boston
John W. Wadleigh
Jamestown
FR Island
Henry Fe Kidder
Lowell Road
Hospital Drive Under Way For Big Emerson Fund
From January 24 to February 17 Emerson Hospital district towns launch house to house campaigns or special drives for the Building Fund. A goal of 465000 is set with town chairmen and special gifts co chairmen listed for Maynard Lincoln Bedford St Dunstan Carlisle Littleton Boxboro Stow and other communities.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital Building Fund
Maynard
Harold R Goowin
Lincoln
Waldo Palmer
Henry Det Ward
Russell Davis
Th Actons
George Newton
Wallace Cameron
Bedford
St Dunstan
Carlisle
Margaret Rideout
Martin
Littleton
Dorothy R Shendan
Boxboro
Avery Steele
Stow
W R Woodhead
Charter Granted for Acton Youth Hostel Stand
Acton Center hosts welcome AYH charter for the current year as Wallace G. Warren chairs the local committee. House parents to be chosen. AYH has operated since 1935 with 357 377 overnight stays and 115 593 hostel passes issued across 250 hostels in the United States by September 30 1945. European travel resumes postwar. AYH eyes accelerated expansion nationally. John G. Winant leads the National Council AYH with Anthony Biddle Buke as treasurer.
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Acton
Wallace G. Warren
Acton Center
Northfield
Mass
George Newton
Gilbert S. Zimmerman
Ralph Arsons
Albert P. Durkee
John Howard
James DeNormandie
Haye
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
AYH
America
John G. Winant
National Council Ayh
Anthony Biddle Buke
Stanley Drake Leads Town March of Dimes Campaign
Acton appoints Stanley Drake as campaign chair for the March of Dimes. Residents are urged to mail their dimes and dollars in folders sent to households and contribute at local stores. In Middlesex County last year sixty percent supported local needs with funds split evenly between local use and the National Foundation.
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Acton
Stanley Drake
National Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cub Banquet for Pack 49 Set for Saturday Evening
Concord's Cub Scouts Pack 49 plan a banquet at a West Concord restaurant on Saturday evening February 8 at 6 30. Parents and den leaders are asked to notify Bert how many from each den will attend.
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Concord
West Concord
Concord Lions Club Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
The Concord Lions Club will hold a regular meeting next Tuesday at 6 30 in the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson Restaurant. A business session follows supper with speaker Claud W Daines, former Boston secretary and Lions International representative.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Colonial
Howard Johnson
Print Leeman E. Haines
Claud W. Daines
Boston
Lions International
Board of
William J. Higgins
North Andover
Registry of
Motor Vehicles
Rothwell N. MacRae
Keith Martin
W. Harold O'Connor
James Stoddard
Richard Rutherford
Russell Wheeler
Lloyd L. Hook
Haines
Worcester
Photographer Concord Gowe Speaks at Unitarian Vestry Meeting
Concord Gowe, noted alpinist and photographer, was guest speaker at the joint meeting of the Woman's Parish Association and Lay Men's League in the First Parish Unitarian Church vestry last Monday night. A 6:45 supper preceded an illustrated slide program on the Colorado Rockies that drew a large gathering.
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Concord
Ronald Gowe
Woman’s Parish Association
Laymen's League
First Parish Unitarian Church
Gowers
Colorado Rockies
Kennedy Speaker At Meeting Of Local Rotarians
Concord Rotary Club heard Kennedy speak at its weekly luncheon last Thursday at the usual hour. Guests Leon Bateman and Jerry Turner of Lexington attended. Sergeant at arms William Kuscn was noted as absent. Another meeting is listed for the coming Thursday at 12 15 at the Colonial Inn. Some members traveled to Worcester for the mid season assembly.
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Concord
John Kennedy
Concord Rotary Club
Leon Bateman
Jerry Turner
Lexington
William F. Kuscn
Colonial Inn
Ing’ Hall
Worcester
Acton Hostel Plans Ski Trip to Conway N H
Acton Hostel committee met to organize a ski weekend at Conway N H with meals and bunking for a nominal fee. Guests would share gas costs for several car loads of youths to Cranmore area for a lively outing. Contact John Howard or Wallace Warren to join. Also Veterans of Foreign Wars hosts a chicken pie supper at 6:30 p.m. in South Acton Universalist church. Committee: James Esp Horace Tuttle Benjamin Rice.
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Acton
Acton Hostel Committee
Conway
N. H
Cranmore Mountain
John Howard
Wallace Warren
Veterans of Foreign Wars
South Acton
Wal tham Lions Club hosts meeting and supper
Concord resident Gur rier of 9 Thoreau street attended the Wal tham Lions Club gathering at Unity Hall last Wednesday evening.
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Concord
Rudolph W. Gurrier
Thoreau Street
Waltham Lions Club
Waltham
Unity Hall
Bradford Reappoints Whitney to Key Governor Council Panels
Concord Councillor Otis M Whitney is re-appointed to nominations and pardons, waterways public land and railroads, and named chairman of military and naval affairs. He is among few Council members to hold four committee roles this year.
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Concord
Robert F. Bradford
Otis M Whitney
Arthur W Coolidge
Whitney
Marilyn Patricia Fitzpatrick Engaged to William T Sullivan
Mr and Mrs John D Fitzpatrick of 5 Shirlegg Street announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn Patricia Fitzpatrick to William Thomas Sullivan of Brighton. Marilyn is a Concord High School graduate and secretary. Sullivan served 31 months as a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne in North Africa and Europe.
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West Concord
John D. Fitzpatrick
Shirlegg Street
Marilyn Patricia Fitzpatrick
William Thomas Sullivan
Brighton
Fitzpatrick
Concord High School
Mr. Sullivan
82Nd Airborne Division
Acton Organizes Hospital Drive Aids Emerson Hospital
Acton teams led by the Woman's Clubs launch a three week drive to support Emerson Hospital. West South Acton chair Mrs William P Cameron with a large volunteer list and Center East North Acton coordinators urge residents to contribute, stressing local access to modern care.
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Acton
Emerson Hospital
Acton Woman’s Club
West Acton
Harold Banquet
James Bekior
Elizabeth Burroughs
Dorothy Britt
Marjorie Merriam
East
North Actons
George Sie
Alden C Plage Jr
Warren E Hartwell
Donnell Boardman
Wallace Warren
Churchill Newman
Daughter Born to Doyle Family in Dorchester
Mr C Edward Doyle and his wife of 29 Highland Street announce the birth of a daughter, Shelia Mary, born last Saturday morning January 11 at St Margaret's Hospital Dorchester. They already have two older sons.
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West Concord
C. Edward Doyle
Highland Street
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Dorchester
Shelia Mary
All Stars Smash Two Pin Marks in Bowling League
Concord reports the All Stars led by Pete Ingenere set two pin records in Lexington matches. They totaled 1803 to break Depot’s high team mark and posted 655 for a new single record, beating Lincoln 3-1. Dalge and Come of the Bregoli brothers led with 380 and 321, while others posted scores including 323 by Lombardo and 321 by Willey.
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Concord
All Stars
Pete Ingenere
Mill Dam
Lexington
Depot
Lincoln
Bregoliers
Dalge
Come
Thrift
Oilers
Mike Imobardo
Frank Willey
Menry Harison
Murphy
Tony Delsie
Lennie Smith
Frank Wilder
Joe Muscato
Bing” Bartolomeo
J. Visello
J. Dempsey
C. Goli
P. Dee
D. Brester
P. Ingenere
J. Lennon
S Parks
A. Cousins
Kelley
R. Wheeler
A Delsie
J Musca Hopkins
B. J R Moreau
Nick
M. Lombardo
Concord Oil
D. Cullinane
N Johansen L. Smith
H Hansett
Junior C E Meets as Acton Group Hears Career Talk
The Center Se ational church junior Christian Endeavor met at 6:30 Sunday with Judy Hamblin leading discussions on choosing a career. Dr Donnell Boardman was guest speaker and Miss sem spoke about Red Cross work in Europe with reconstruction efforts shown via technicolor films. South and West Acton groups attended.
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South
West Acton
Christian Endeavoe Troups
Sudbury Grange Hosts Hobby Show and Meeting
Sudbury Grange invites members to a regular meeting Tuesday January 28 with a hobby show. Gathered items include stamps coins folders model trains planes and more. bring samples and notes. Refreshments provided by the Roos family.
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Sudbury Grange
Poe
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