Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Birthday Noted in Lexington Widow
Mrs Elizabeth Jane Fitzpatrick widow of Fitzpatrick marks a birthday this week in Lexington where she has lived since January 28 1854. For over 70 years she has served in the Ladies Auxiliary of J Mansfield Post A L and she has two sons four daughters and many grandchildren remaining active in her family and community.
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Elizabeth Jane Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Lexington
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. Mansfield
Arrest totals rise in 1948 with 192 cases reported
The report shows 192 arrests for the past year, including 185 males and seven females. It notes increases from 1947 and 1946, cites 34 drunkenness arrests in 1948 versus 55 in 1947, and records stolen property value at $5,903.02 with assets totaling $4,537. No out-of-town ambulances or related investigations are listed.
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Satan
Chile
Grange Officers Elected Amid Banquet and Visitors
State Grange Deputy Ernest R. Hunt presided as officers were installed by the executive committee. Refreshments followed with Clayton M. Morse winning the cake prize. Visitors hailed from Lexington and Concord to attend the three year term ceremony headed by officers including Phine Hall Piper and Annie Sullivan.
Mrs Jennicom Gammon Chronicle Event
Mrs Jennicom Gammon of North Road, name on record in local notices. Details of event or notice limited in readable text. Further specifics unavailable from fragment.
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Jennicom Gammon
North Road
Concord chapter plans Beta Sigma Phi program
Concord plans for a Beta Sigma Phi program led by Roland Marshall will explore the sorority motto Life Learning and ton. The new Concord chapter is one of over 70 000 young women and 2 300 chapters operating in the United States and abroad. The aim is to provide cultural and social development opportunities for young women out of school. The study outline uses The Art of Living as its theme and comes from the International office in Kansas City Missouri. The organization is non sectarian and non political.
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Roland Marshall
Betta Sigma Phi
Concord
Ee Oepters
Arlington
Albhum Beta Sigma Phi
United States
England
Scotland
Kansas City
Missouri
Beta Sigma Phi
Community drives help with local cleanup and dimes
Citizens organize late evening collections to fund chores and receipts. Children in many communities donate dimes by dropping them into boxes after chores and bar tasks. The effort aims to accelerate progress though much remains to be done.
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Shastee
Muscato Opts Out of B A A Meet
The coach Doc Handy states Muscato will not compete in the B A A meet. No additional details on the athlete’s condition or reasons are provided in the report.
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Muscato
Bradley announces birth of son in Bedford
Mr and Mrs Herbert H Bradley of 11 North Road announce the birth of a son at Bedford Concord. In Connecticut a strange note says it is against selling pickles unless bounce.
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Bedford
Herbert H. Bradley
North Road
Boat
Eahewon Howpian
Concord
Connecticut
Davis, News of Men’s Club third dinner at Trinitarian church
Concord reports the third dinner of the newly organized Trinitarian Church Men’s Club on February 4. The guest speaker, Mr. Davis, will discuss his diplomatic work and major international conferences shaping peace treaties and early UN efforts. Tickets available by February 1.
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Concord
Trinitarian
OD Sacage Loale
United Nations
Davis
Italy
Spain
Washington
Sudbury resident marks 91st birthday at Morse Road home
A longtime Sudbury resident celebrated her 91st birthday at home on Morse Road where she lives with Miss Doris E Amirault, observing the family event with Ost callers in attendance.
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Sudbury
Morse Road
Doris E. Amirault
Whist Party Open to All Friday Night
The Ladies' Sodality of St Bernard's church invites the public to a whist party at Monument Hall this Friday at 8 o'clock. Enjoy prizes and refreshments.
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Concord
Ladies’ Sodality
St. Bernard’s Church
Monument Hall
Nominations Fail Prompt Voter Apathy In Concord Elections
Date filed papers show reduced interest as only two contests emerge from the Citizens Caucus on January 17. Concord will operate three precincts this year, up from two, with potential late entries possible via "stickers" at the eleventh hour.
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Concord
Concord Town Warrant Published for 62 Articles
Concord Police Chief William G. Ryan posted the annual town warrant in Concord and West Concord areas. The document for the March 7 meeting lists 62 articles, 17 fewer than last year.
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Town OF Concord
Concord
William G. Ryan
Board Of Trade To Meet Feb 7 Presides Over Shopping Report
The Board Of Trade will meet on February 7 with President Leo W. Mortenson presiding. A full report on the recent Christmas shopping program is expected at the session.
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Board of Trade
Leo W. Mortenson
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Lions and Rotary
Ransom
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Arthur Tuttle
Acton
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Commonwealth Ave
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Seth
International Trucks
Eastern Motor Sales. Inc
Boston Post
Julian W. Ballou
Cambridge
Jerverd
Kirkland
Middlesex
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Middlesex County National Bank
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Elmernee Avenue
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