Penny Sale to Benefit Concord Church Framed for Friday
Our Lady of Christians church in Concord hosts a penny ale this Friday June 6 at 8 o'clock. A $800 goal plus a public address system is provided. Rev. William F. Shaughnes sy is honorary chairman and Rev. Joseph W. Sullivan is general chairman. Last year the sale funded church painting and this year is expected to exceed that total weather permitting. Grand prize is a General Electric refrigerator with several other top prizes. General Committee members include Alexander CEachern and Richard O'Neil among many others.
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Our of Christians Church
William F. Shaughnessy
Joseph
W. Sullivan
General Electric
Alexander cEachern
Richard O’neil
Richard McCarthy
Joseph Steinmann
Barry Higgins
Joseph Santora
Warren Payne
Patrick Melisi
Lambert
China Fathers Day custom observed in spring and autumn
The article notes a Chinese tradition with two fathers days. Sons visit the tombs of their forefathers in spring and autumn, then honor their own fathers with feasts and gifts. The piece reflects cultural practices and filial duties observed in the period.
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Greece
Zeus
China
Listing of committee members and roles from event program
The document lists prizes chairs lighting effects advertising publicity cashiers and operations chief with a large roster of assistants. It also notes a chance book table transportation microphone and drawings and a solicitor with a long list of ladies and some gentlemen connected to the event.
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Edward W. Sheehan
Edward Doyle
Carl Rundgren
Frank McLaughlin
Lambert Sullivan
George S Lawton
Charles Sheehan, Jr
William McCarthy
John Sheehan
Lawrence Frawley
Charles F. Mogan
Daniel C. Sullivan
Lambert’ Sullivan
Leo O’malley
Charles Ware
Matthew Dacey
Robert Hurley
Charles Sheehan
James Condon
Joseph Gill
George Davis
George Lawton
John Mandriok
Frank Garrity
Val Muscato
William McMally
John O’grady, Jr
John Wallace
Richard O’neil
Joseph Steinman
William Gallagher
John Palmer
John Duston
Joseph Smith
Harold Baker
Robert Sheehan
Bernard Megin
Alexander MacEachern
Philip Mulvey
Samuel Melisi
Florence King
Franklyn Hoyt
Marshall Witherall
Mary Sheehan
Michael Wrenn
James Lyons
Percy Bell
Helen Bowie
John Brown
John Gallagher
Patrick Melisi
Madeline Ryan
Herman Gallagher
Sabina Coyne
Eileen da
List of named women in attendance at event
Pratere, Mrs Alice Morse, Mrs Thomas Mansfield, Mrs Joseph Santora, Mrs Lico Dalton, Mrs Walter Dow, Mrs Leo McCarthy and Mrs Allan Christofferson were noted among attendees at the gathering.
Funeral Service For T. A. Pelton At Trinitarian
Funeral services for Thomas Albert Pelton of 21 Monument Street who died May 26 in his 47th year were held last Thursday at the Trinitarian Congregational Church. Rev. John Elmo Wallace officiated and burial was in Sleppy Hollow cemetery family lot. Pelton, a longtime resident, was employed by the state. He leaves his wife Lillian Fuller.
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Concord
Thomas Albert Pelton
Monument Street
Trinitarian Congregational Church
John Elmo Wallace
Sleppy Hollow
Pelton
Lillian Fuller
Concord Rotary hears AMG veteran Col Volkman speak
Concord Col James H Volkman spoke at the Concord Rotary Club luncheon at Howard Johnsons. He described Allied Military Government service in World War II, with Lieut Gov Arthur W Coolidge also mentioned. Officials announced Walter Nichols resignation and new directors Boyd Esau Erickson Seavey Ogilvie Allen Brown elected.
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Concord
James H Volkmann
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson’s
Fred. T. Boyd
Robert D. Parks
Volkman
Arthur W Coolidge
Walter P. Nichols
Fred T. Boyd
Frank B. Esau
George E. Erickson
Morton R. Seavey
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Charles W. Allen
H. Whittemore Brown
Leslie C. Anderson
John J. Bent
Wallace B. Conant
Veterans Club Outing Planned for June 14 at Musketaquid
Concord veterans organization schedules a clambake and jamboree on Saturday June 14 from 2 to 8 p m at the Musketaquid Club grounds West Concord. A 250 radio phonograph is the grand prize with a gate prize also offered.
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Concord
Concord Veterans Organizations
Musketaquid Club
West Concord
Hardware and Household Wares Home Products Store
The notice advertises Hardware and Household Wares at 64 Commonwealth Ave West Concord with telephone contact 856 for store offerings and home products.
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Commonwealth Ave
W. Concord
Children Hold Concord Service at First Parisi Unitarian Church
Sunday worship at the First Parisi Unitarian Church featured a church school service led by Rev. Edward Perry Daniels. He announced the year's awards after a program focusing on Moses and the Golden Calf performed by the children.
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Concord
First Parisi Unitarian Church
Church School
Edward Perry Daniels
Grade 7 Psalm of Praise and Grade 5 Life of Paul
A sequence of school works shows seventh grade praise poem, fifth grade Psalm of praise, and sixth grade Life of Paul presented as story and pictures. The items reflect classroom explorations of religious texts through poetry and illustrated storytelling.
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Paul
Mount Holyoke to Graduates June 9
Miss Mary Lou Hills of Lincoln, Concord High School graduate, will join Mount Holyoke College’s graduating class to receive degrees at South Hadley on Monday June 9.
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Concord
Mary Lou Hills of
Lincoln
Concord High School
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Rye as a field crop first grown in New England in 1648
The record notes that rye was first cultivated as a field crop in America in 1648 in New England, marking an early agricultural development in colonial times.
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America
New England
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W. F. Shaughnessy
Carter Furniture
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AINS
T. A. Pelton
Trinitarian
AMG
Colonel Volkmann
Rotary Club
Concord Service
Concord and
BOY Scouts
CUB Scouts
Joyal
Maynard
Great Road Garage
Great Road
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