Meritorious cited officers honored at port restoration event
Col Albert Berry and other officers were cited for meritorious service in the restoration at the port of Surgieres France. Berry was with the 333rd Engineer Service Regiment plaque. Sullivan, Thoreau merchant, suffered two years ago at work. Supper guided by Fred Nolan and his committee. About 40 attendees. Next meeting set for July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert’ Berry
Lorg
Surg
France
333Rd Engineer Service Regiment
Id P
Sullivan
Thoreau Merchant
Hadortune
Fred Nolan
Concord Sports Club Meeting Notes At Har Avenue Clubhouse
The Kord Musketaqutd sports club met last Thursday for supper and business. The gathering took place at the clubhouse off Har Avenue in West Concord, details of the agenda were discussed.
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Kord
Ress
Har Avenue
Concord
Mohawks Lose to Cambridge Red Sox on Sunday
Lincoln Mohawks fell 9 2 to the Cambridge Red Sox in a Sunday game at Cambridge. Chick Mayo, Concord youth, pitched for the Mohawks. Al Davis and Dave Spooner are other notable Concord players on the team. The Mohawks plan regular Sunday games this season.
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Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Cambridge Red Sox
Cambridge
Chick” Mayo
Lincoln Nine
al Davis
Dave Spooner
Mohawks
Concord Lions Club elects 11 officers for year
Concord installation of officers at the Oia Mill Dam Tea Room Lexington names Leon F Moreau as president and a slate of vice presidents secretaries and directors. The meeting also honored past president Dr Richard A Montague and past officers while announcing a blood donor drive and an annual outing at 84 Monument Street on July 24.
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Concord
Seurce
Oia Mill Dam
Lexington
Leon F Moreau
Manik. Haines
Robert &. Lortz
H. Theodore Behartell
Everett H. Pert
Usman C.chaffée
A. Robert Mackeon, Jr
Lion
Rothwell
MacRae
Maxwell
A Lawrence
Philip
Kenney
Roger F. Conant
Robert KE
Cousins
Moreau
Richard A. Montague
Montague
Andrew Richards
Boston Lions
Rothwell N. MacRae
H. Theodore Beharrell
Mr. Andréws
Mr. Andrews
Concord Club
Almon Heyliger
Beharrell
Lion Lawrence
Gallon Club
Laurence F. Petersen
Boston Blood Bank
Austin
D. MacRae
Monument Street
4-H Club Week Highlights Statewide Youth Leaders
Phyllis Torrey of West Acton among 20 Middlesex County youths at the Massachusetts State College event July 8 to 11. The 135 participants from twelve counties attended soil conservation tours, livestock and vegetable judging, and sessions on agriculture, home economics, and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Phyllis Torrey
Middlesex County
Massachusetts State College
Horace M. Jones
Massachusetts
Jamaicans On Sudbury Farm Workbeat
Jamaicans on the Sudbury farm Cavicho farm Union avenue work nine native Jamaicans on duty at the site with tasks not fully clear in the fragment.
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Sudbury Farm
Sudbury
Cavicho Farm
Union Avenue
Ake Oes Y Val
War Bonds Appeal Echoes Through Efex Campaign
A World War II era notice urges readers to buy war bonds. The campaign highlights national effort and local support, urging citizens to contribute to the war finance drive.
Bedford Community Fund discussed and survey planned
A Bedford study group at the firehouse reviewed local needs and fund limits from the Greater Boston Community Fund. Speakers noted that new ventures like a youth center cannot be funded until established, while hospital benefits for residents were highlighted. A survey of Bedford residents to gauge opinions on projects was outlined.
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Bedford
Bedford Community Council
Greater Boston
Eleanor Washburn
Massachusetts Field Service
Boston
Dorothy Hayward
Bedford Girl Scouts
Eara
Concord Notes on Local Club Leadership and Vacations
John Mekkelsen of 7 Stow Street was elected vice president of the Waltham club. John E Hosey Jr of 12 Belknap Street takes a two week vacation from his Lexington store job.
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Louise MacQuistan
Stow. Street
Waltham Acre
Club Os
John E. Hosey, Jr
Belknap Street
Lexington
Whittemore Named Concord Rotary President
Lester B Whittemore, manager of a Walden street store, was elected the new president of the Concord Rotary club replacing Albert M Coffey. Whittemore also serves as president of the Concord Board of Trade. The six members await furloughs or discharges amid unsettled times.
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Lester B Whittemore
Walden Street
Concord Rotary Club
Albert M. Coffey
Whittemore
Concord Board of Trade
Acton Family Members Go on Holiday Trip
Acton Center residents headed for two weeks in vacation spots in New England and Maine. Dennisport and Southport are among destinations with several families including Mrs Dewey E Boat and her relatives. Everett Putnam and nephew Frank Wendell Putnam joined by Bruce Stevens and sister-in-law Eleanor Stevens plan to meet the group in Maine. Howard Richards and O Bannon of Paris Illinois are noted as guests with Mrs J Engman visiting Great Road area over the holiday.
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Walter“ A. Stevens
Bruce
Eleapers Stevens
Southport
Mains
Stevens
Forrest E. Bean
Lioyé
O'Bannion
Paris
Ilinois
Howard Richards
Orgie No. Yi
J Engman
Red Cross Swimming Class At Walton Pond
Acton children participate in a four week Red Cross swimming project at Walton Pond with Janet Flagg Sylvia Jewell Sarah Jewell Phyllis Anderson Wilhelmina Knipple Elsa Knipple Konrad Frederic Raipple Micky Buren Peti Ketoataetbus assisting instructors.
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Acton
Red Cross
Walden Pond
Janet Flagg
Sylvia
Sarah Jewell
Phyllis
Anderson
Wil
Helmina
Elsa Knipple
Konrad
Frederic
Raipple Micky Buren
Peti Ketoataetbus
Weekend Visit Reports From Plymouth Connecticut
Mr and Mrs Vivian A. Fletcher spent the weekend with their son Richard at Little Sir Echo Cant in Plymouth New Hampshire. The Friday Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs Charles H Way last week with Mrs Walter Rice Shrake receiving the other award and Mrs Williams Lloyd in guest of the club on that day.
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Vivian A. Fletcher
Son Richard
Little Sir Echo Cant
Plymouth
New Hamp
Charles H. Way
Walt-r Rice Shrake A
Williames Lioyd Ren
Mrs. Alice C Montague 79 West Concord Resident Dies
Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 PM at West Concord Union Church for Mrs Alice C Trask Montague 79 longtime resident born in Yarmouth Nova Scotia widow of George A Montague former West Concord church deacon. She helped civic and church groups and is survived by two sons and five grandchildren.
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West Concord
Alice C. (Trask) Montague
Cottage 'Street
Sleepy
Hollow’ Soret
Poe
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
George A. Montague
West Corncord Union Church
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Oa Cc
T. U
Concord
Massachusetts Soldier Corkum Brothers Serve in World War II
William T. Corkum of the 39th Infantry in the 100th Division is overseas in Germany with the U S Army. His brother, Private Francis E. Corkum, recently returned home to recover from wounds suffered in Europe.
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Concord
William T. Corkum
U. S
39Th. Infantry
Severth
Germany
Massachusetts
Tanceermany
Corkum
Pfc
Francis E. Corkum
U. S. Army
Europe
Engagement Notice for Thelma Louise Bell
Sudbury couple Mr and Mrs James R P Bell announce the engagement of their daughter Thelma Louise to a fiancé whose name appears incomplete in engraving. The event is reported as a family announcement in local society notes.
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Sudbury
James R.P. Bell
Thelma Louise
Five Navy crew killed in Lincoln bomber crash
A U S Navy bomber crashed in a wooded area near Lincoln on Tuesday killing five veterans of overseas service. Bedford Air Base says the routine flight encountered mechanical trouble and caught fire. five officers were aboard to demonstrate new equipment. Residents nearby reported hearing the crash and saw a fire turn into a deadly blaze as authorities confirmed the fatalities.
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Concord
Frewi Concord
U.S Navy
Meering
Lincoln
Overseas Service of
Thred
Bedford Air Base
Kenney Farm
Virginia Road
Manley Bove
Hospital June 1945 Report from Emerson
Superintendent Edna D Price of Emerson hospital releases the monthly summary for June 1945. Surgical cases total 66 with 78 other categories including accident and automobile cases, 104 x rays, and 26 hospital beds. Average figures show June 1945 totals and year to year comparisons.
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Goncord
Edna D.price
Emerson Hospital
Concord Soldiers Return Home After 42 Months Overseas
Two members of the Concord Company with the 192nd Infantry returned home last week after 42 months of service in the Pacific. Both received honorable discharges and are listed among the veterans.
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Concord
Concord Company
Pacific
192Nd Infantry
Erick
Wallace B. Locke
Bean Edward H. Monsen
Hans Monsén
Leeaeeaeniaeennie Co
Tly Dischs B. Zumwalt; Jr
John B. Zu
Bedford opens after closure at 47 Sorinares The
West Bedford site formerly closed resumed operations at noon last Saturday. The facility is now open again after a period of closure and pause in activity.
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Bedford
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Vinegar Swift
Barry
Mirabel
Érry Alden
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Leon F. Moreau
R.A. Montagu
Amherst
Ihom
Rome
Baka Field
Bedford Council
Greater Boston Plan
John Mekkelsen Oh
Aeon
North Acton
Inday
Dennisport
Dewey E. Boat- Pegi
Acton Center
E. Everett Putnam
Frank ‘Wendell Putnam
Putnam
Richard C. Hui
W. Concord
Alice ‘Rask
Union Church
Everett Jague
Los Gatos, Cal
Is Army
Hosea
Emerson
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