Concord K of C Patriotic Celebration Opens City Events
Opening ceremonies start at 6 p m with a four day K of C patriotic celebration at Emerson Playground. A large fireworks display is planned to follow. Activities continue through Monday Tuesday with a town wide schedule including a grand prize drawing, fire drills, scout meetings and a town selectmen meeting.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Emerson Playground
Old North Bridge
West Concord
Boy Scouts
Concord
Board of Selectmen
Concord Casis
S.S. Mohawk Sea Scouts
West
P.m
Howard Johnson
Gold Star Buttons Now Available in Concord
Concord Veterans Service in Stow Street offers gold star lapel buttons for widows fathers and mothers of service members who died in World War II. Buttons cost about $1.50 and may be purchased by sons daughters brothers and sisters. Each button is engraved with the recipient initials.
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Concord
Department of Veterans’s Service
Stow. Street
Concord High
Colby College Student Suffers Toe Injury
A fragmentary report notes David Dee of 8 Thoreau Street broke a big toe while at work in Boston during his second year of studies at Colby College.
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David ‘Dee
Thoreau Street
Boston
Colby College
Onion Tops Bend and Harvest Guidance for Early Planting
Onion sets planted early require mature stalks before top growth. Break seed stalks to encourage bulb formation and avoid overgrowth. Leave onions in open air two weeks shaded, then dry roots two weeks in a dry place. Remove rot and thin to ensure large sets for future crops, with abundant water and careful spacing.
Birthdays Noted For Young William Persall Van Laethan Richard
This week marks birthdays for William Bernard Persall five on June 25 Sandra Ellen Van Laethan five on June 26 and John Edward Richard fourteen on June 30. Upcoming celebrations include Dawn Albert Damon four on July 2 Barbare Aene five on July 5 Wayne Wes Grant and Norman Wellington ten on July 8.
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William Bernard Persall
Sandra Ellen van Laethan
John Edward Richard
Dawn Albert
Reunion of Sudbury High Class of 1898 Celebrated
Fifty cent reunion marks 50th anniversary for the Sudbury High Class of 1898 held at the Wayside Inn on Saturday night June 26. Seven graduates were listed, with several unable to attend. letters from others expressed regret and shared family milestones since graduation.
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Wayside Inn
the Inn
Harry Reid
Lorence sGoodnow
Paris
Maine
George. F. Clark Ie
Butterfield
Waltham
Harvard
A. Harr
Plainville
Conn
Char A. Poutasse
Alice Bent
W Ath Am
Harold C. Parmenter
Boston
Frank W. Morse
Lydia’ M. Rice
Needham
Grace Butterfield
John C. Makepeace
Wareham
Sereday
Alice’ H. Parmenter
South
Hattie Permenter Allen
Belmont
H.C. Parmenter
Morse
Dyerielie
Sudbury Family Plans July Trip to Brownsville Maine
Mr and Mrs mvan A Fletcher and their son Richard travel to Brownsville Maine for a July stay. Nurse Ruth Lord noted for her service to the Sudbury Public Health Association is mentioned in connection with the group.
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Richard
Brownsville
Maine
Ruth
Lord
Sudbury
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Gement Be
Fas Just Alk Saneet
Yardlights on the Farm Increase Safety and Convenience
The article highlights yardlights as essential farm devices aiding early morning and late evening chores, deterring intruders, and guiding visitors. It discusses multiple switch placements from house to barn and garage, and notes evolving controls with relays and one wire systems using transformer steps to 18 or 24 volts.
Steel Industry Expands to Add Five Million Tons Capacity
The American Iron and Steel Institute announces the steel industry will add nearly five million tons of ingot capacity by 1940 and 1948, a record expansion that will push capacity above prior peaks. The report notes new capacity planned across multiple companies and regions as part of postwar growth.
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American Ion and Steel Institute
United Staas
Nex Ea Steel Company
Diast
New Paper Types Transform Industry with Specialization
Paper types once considered merely packaging material now serve diverse roles in industry. Makers tailor papers to resist water chemicals heat and sun light and create waterproof airtight products that emit no odor or toxicity.
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A promotional caption urging readers to invest in the national savings bond program. Targets patriotic action and financial support through U S government bonds. Highlights slogans and call to action without policy detail.
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U. S
Honor Couple VNW Concord Anniversary
A Concord anniversary celebration honored Mr and Mrs Loughlin with about 40 attendees. Mr Loughlin is an attorney and retired District Court clerk active in town committees. They have two daughters and several grandchildren.
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Loughlin
District Court
Edward F. Loughilin, Jr
Est Cord
Smith
Bri Wes
Concord
Frederick Barer
Ellis
Medford
Concord Notices and Births Highlight Local Loyalties
Mrs Melissa R Kendall Johnson of Lexington dies at 48 leaving a daughter and four sons. Rev Roland Sawyer and wife celebrate 50th wedding anniversary. Samuel Anderson of Fitchburg visits home around New Year. Charles S Mara of Lexington marked 47A with ninth wedding anniversary. William F F Brismal and Hope Nichols mark eighth anniversary now in Lincoln. Additional Concord families attend Middlesex County Auxiliary meeting in Waltham.
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Melissa. R. (Kendall) Johnson
Lexington
William Kendall
Acton
William. FF. Brismaf
Hope Nichols
Pose
Lincodlin
St Casimir Parish Picnic Scheduled for July 25
Maynard offers valuable prizes at St Casimir Parish picnic on the church grounds including four dips an electric sewing machine automatic mixer and other items. The annual parish carnival will be in the church hall Saturday night June 24 with a giant midway and more features.
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Maynard
St.Casimir’s
Hutea
Concord Exhi of the Week spotlights Swiss scenery by Linck
The Concord MS Association features a historical exhibit on Linck, a late 16th century Swiss artist. It highlights watercolors of mountain scenery valued as souvenirs for travelers seeking proof of a marvel to skeptical neighbors.
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Concord
Switzerland
Concord MS. Association
Hann Linck
Concord Girls Close Season at Masonic Temple Meeting
The Concord 1 bow Girls held their final meeting of the season at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Edith Bailey in charge. Miss Alice Zumwalit will take over as advisor. the event marked a successful season and a transition of officers.
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Concord
Concord 1
Masonic Temple
Edith Bailey
Alice Zumwalit
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