Hilerious Evening At Musketaquid Concord Lions Club
A lively Musketaquid Lions Club meeting in Concord featured a July officer induction and a social supper. About five members and guests attended the event, with a spaghetti and roast chicken menu served by Fred Nolan and his committee including Mrs Esther Nolan and Jack Stillard. The evening concluded with an informal business program where retiring president Leon J provided the secretary’s report and other brief remarks.
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Concord
Concord “Lions Club
Nation of Officers
Fred
Nolan
Esther Nolan
Jack Stilliard
Leon J
Pees
Evere
Pert
Rubber Tire Material Increase Under Civilian Public Admin
Public Civilian Public Administration raised the natural rubber content in passenger car tires by 10.5 percent. W James Sears head of the CPA rubber division said changes were planned for 1947 but moved up due to recent negotiations. Additional natural rubber will be allowed in footwear tire repair materials retreading materials including airplane and large truck tire camelback.
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W. James Sears
CPA
Cord Lineup As Concord Lions Install New Officers
Osman C Chaffee and others receive annual treasurer report praise as Joseph E Hollingsworth installs the 1950 51 slate. Haines becomes president with Loriz Charrel March Bry ant and others serving as officers while MacRae oversaw entertainment and a fashion show featuring club members. The next Cord Lions meeting is set for Tuesday July 23 at 6 30 PM.
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Osman C. Chaffee
Moreau
Joseph E. Hollingsworth
Lowell Lions Club
Hollingsworth
J. Vincent Murphy
Ernest R. Stearns
Lowell
Otis M. Whitney
Governor’s Council
Leeman E. Haines
Clifford H. Bryant
Walter B Stevens
Laurence F. Peterson
Lemuel Small
Maxwell E. Lawrence
Roger E. Conant
John W. Boynton
Everett H. Pert
Haines
Carl Stephan
Charles H. Duston
Krist Andersen
MacRae
Moreau Port
Chaffee
St. Peter
Pert
Betty Blossom
Chelsea
William R. Lawrence
Lawrence R .Bascom
Walter B. Stevens
Edwin F. Crosby
Austin D. MacRae
Concord Lions Club
Mrs Ballard to celebrate 100th birthday in Lexington
Concord report notes Mrs Ellen Sherwin Ballard Lexington's oldest resident. born in Littleton she recalls Alcotts Thoreau and Emerson. Birthday observance July 19 will be with three sons a daughter 12 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. She resides with her son in Lexington.
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Concord
Ellen Sherwin (Conant) Ballard
Lexington
Alcotts
Thoreau
Emerson
Ballard
Littleton
Lincoln Girl and R P Lawson Engaged
Concord announces the engagement of Miss June MacFarland daughter of Mr and Mrs E MacFarland of Lincoln and Raymond Peter Lawson son of Patrolman and Mrs Robert P Lawson 2 Fielding Street. Miss MacFarland a Westbrook Junior College graduate is to wed in October. Lawson served in the U S Coast Guard during World War II and attends Boston University.
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Concord
June MacFarland
E. MacFarland
Lincolng
Raymond Peter Lawson
Robert P. Lawson
Fielding Street
Miss MacFarland
Westbrook Junior College
Lawson
U. S. Coast Guard
Boston University
Roger Conant’s First Governor Roots Recall Lexington Resident
A statement notes that the subject, connected to Roger Conant the first governor of the original Massachusetts Bay Colony, has lived in Lexington for the past 75 years.
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Roger Conant
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Lexington
Andersons Return From Honeymoon to New Home
Mr and Mrs Herman Martin Anderson have returned from their wedding trip and will live at 4 Middle Street. Mrs Anderson is the former Constance Mary O Neill.
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Herman Martin Anderson
Middle Street
Anderson
Constance Mary O’neill
Miss Alice Gay Weds William Korisa in Groton Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Alice Gay daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Gay of Groton and William J Korisa son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Konsavage Everett occurred recently in Groton. The bride a Fitchburg State Teachers College graduate taught at Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord.
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Concord
Alice Gay
John T. Gay
Groton
West Concord
William J. Korisaage
Athony
Konsavage
Everett
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Harvey Wheeler School
Funeral for Fred J. Munroe Held in Concord
The funeral for 57 year old Fred J. Munroe, formerly of West Concord and recently of Roxbury, occurred Sunday in Concord. Burial was at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. He died after a long illness and managed rooming houses in Roxbury. Survived by widow Irene Gardin Munroe, three sisters Miss Mary G Munroe and Mrs Randall C Woodworth of West Concord and Mrs Edward Lincoln of Dorchester, and brother Hugh Munroe of Seattle.
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Concord
Fred J. Munroe
West Concord
Roxbury
Sleepy Hollow
Munroe
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Irene’ Gardin Munroe
Randall
C. Woodworth
Mary
G. Munroe
Edward. Lincoln
Dorchester
Hugh Munroe
Seattle
Washington
New York Opens Vast State Lands for Public Recreation
New York state lands waters and forests totaling about 4 060 000 acres are open for hunting fishing and recreation, the New York Conservation department says. It is described as the largest state owned area in the United States.
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New York State
United
New York Conservation Department
Unclear Wedding Reception Noted at St. Sy Aunt Home
Fragmentary OCR details describe a reception at a St. site with named relatives including Mrs Everett Mrs Louise and Miss Mirian Currier. Ambiguous text references college conga and distant relatives.
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Everett
Materns
Louise Ra
Cilla A Currier
Mirian
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Assabet Institution For Savings
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Concord Co-Operative Bank
Concord, Mass
Tax & VacAtion Club
Middlesex Institution
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TSE
Mystic
Turkey Lake
Walden Road
Linco
Walden Pond
Tel
Lincoln
Mrs. Ballard
R. P. Lawson
Sudbury Town Hall
Arthur Fay and His Orchestra
Barretts Mill Rd
Pontiac
Webber & Rose
Webber & Rose CO
Othe
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