Local town notices hint at July 6 officer install and public events
A garbled chronicle lists upcoming local items including police officer installation on July 6, community celebrations, school milestones, reunions, and civic appointments. It mentions Edward A, Bedford Hospital, Sacred Heart Catholic week-end events, Concord area reunions, Route 128 development, and veterans hospital plans, with many names and dates obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithwell High F
Edward A
Ton
Bedford Hospital
Dick Ain
America
Duston
H. Ogilvie
U. S
Battles
George E. Thompson
Sacred Heart
Anfnuel St. Anthony’s Society
Maynard
Phillips Andover Academy
Sander- South Acton
Walther High
Sudbury Ind
Calenidar Add Concord
Ostrich
Hay
Hirtis i+ Norrth Adonce
East
Concord
M'sketaquid
Trumann Administration
B. Rugg
Boston
G*fis
Massachusetts
Baker’ Bridge
E Board
Capt Isaac Davis Chapter DAR Meeting in Lexington
The annual meeting and banquet of Captain Isaac Davis Chapter DAR was held at the 1775 House in Lexington with Regent Mrs. Clara Newton presiding. The next chapter meeting is scheduled for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Davis
D.A.R
Lexington
Clara Newton
Irish Watercolors on Display at Concord Art Centre
Concord residents may view watercolors by Frank J. Egginton at the Concord Art Centre starting June 11. The exhibit, depicting Connemara Londonderry Mayo Tyrone and Doriregal scenes, is shown courtesy of Doll Richards Inc. Boston, with Boston artists' oils upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frank J. Egginston
Concord Art Centre
Connemara
Londonderry
Mayo
Tyrone
Dorirégal
Clifden
Connienford
Guilt’ of Boston
Concordians
Loring’ W. Coleman
Sudbury
Mary O. Abbott
Concord Art Association
Allen French
Peter White
R. N. Hudspeth
Edwin D. Brooks
Concord Weekly Events Preview From June Schedule
A listing of local meetings and activities in Concord spanning Thursday to next Tuesday. Highlights include Odd Fellows Hall and Scout events, Troop meetings, Board of Selectmen, Masonic and Knights of Columbus gatherings, school dates, and upcoming summer programs and officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
C.C.F
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Coficora Young Republican
Concord Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Scout House
Concord Board of Selectmen
Town House
Harvey Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Hawthorne
O.es
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Lincoln Town Hall
Concord High School
Old Concord High School
H. M!n.g
State Armory
West Concord Union Church
Mornday
Concord
Rideout
Emerson
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnsoni’s
Handy at carving in woods draws New York exhibit
Charles G. Chase of Wiscasset Maine has mastered carving birds in walnut mahogany maple and apple wood. His sculptures have been shown at the Museum of Natural History in New York, reflecting his skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
U.P
Charles
G. Chase
Warnuut
Museum of Natural History
New York
Cub Pack 49 Victorious At Concord Lincoln Field Day
The Concord Lincoln Carlisle district held its annual Cub Pack field day at Emerson playground with 4 packs competing. Pack 49 Conger led by 38 points, Pack 33 West Concord scored 33, Pack 36 Carlisle earned 30, edging Lincoln's Pack 27 for fourth. Melvin M. King presided with Bernard B. Megin as judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincoln-Carlisle
Emerson Playground
Pank
Conger
Pack 33
West Concord
Park 36
Carlisle
Lincoln
Melvin M. King
Bernardb. Megin
Concord High
Ethan Murphy
Ralph Viscariello
Dick Beharrell
Bill Mulaney
Jack Redican
Bill Beharrell
Tom Edmonds
Clark Lambert
Dick Evans
Mr. Lambert
Walter Cannon
Dana Murphy
22,500 Chickens in Factory Built by Mack Brothers
Keny Mack and T Ray Mack of Sudbury Pa claim the world’s largest chicken building spans 360 feet by 600 feet and four stories, housing 22,500 chickens with three floors for birds and a top floor for storage. The plant uses fire resistant asphalt roofing in red, wood framing of native oak and yellow pine siding, and automated watering feeding and egg collection to maximize efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keny Mack
T. Ray Mack
Sony and Poultry Farmers
Sudbury
Mack Brothers
Wetherbee Receives Dartmouth Degree At Exercises
Richard E. Wetherbee of 379 Main Street West Concord was awarded a Dartmouth College diploma in a Sunday commencement with 620 graduates and 118 Massachusetts students in the class. A former Concord High track captain, he is a World War II veteran and son of Elmer D. Wetherbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Richard E. Wetherbee
Mainstreet
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts
Wetherbee
Concord
Sizana Wiis
Elmer D. Wetherbee
Concord Turnpike Crash Injures Six. Four Released
Concord State and Lincoln police responded to a serious crash on Concord Turnpike last Thursday at about 10 15 PM. A car lost control and six occupants were taken to Emerson Hospital by two state police cruisers from West Concord. four were released after treatment.
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Concord
Lincoln
Concord Turnpike
Emerson Hospital
West Concord
Farm Bureau Meeting in Waltham Heads Lineup
An important gathering sponsored by Middlesex County Farm Bureau and extension groups will be held at the New Waltham Field Station Beaver Street Waltham on Tuesday June 20 1950 at 2 pm. A tour of the New Poultry Disease Laboratory follows the talk by Herbert H Alp head of Poultry Department at the American Farm Bureau Federation who will discuss feed prices poultry outlook and market possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Erai Burea
Middlesex County Extension Service
Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Directors Association
New Waltham Field
Beaver Street
Waltham
Poultry Disease Laboratory
Herbert H. Alp
Poultry Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chain stores spend over 458 million on 1949 construction
United States chain stores invested more than 458 million dollars in 1949 for new store construction and modernization. The estimate comes from a report by Chain Store Age highlighting growth in retail infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chain Store Age
Local families welcome newborns at Emerson Hospital
Concord Ohio Emerson Hospital reports numerous new arrivals in the past week. Families listed include Fritz Oeschlegel, William Sandager Jr., Ernest Toombs, John Kennedy, Robert Halfmann, Michael Kaskiewicz, Allen Murray, Kenneth Dollinger, Salvatore Graceffa, Kenneth Giddings, Victor Mason, and Frank Dias among others with birth details and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hoepital
Fritz Oeschlegel
School Street
West Actor
William Sandager, Jr
Belknap Street
Ernest I. Toombs
Central — Street
West Concord
John H. Kennedy
Middle Street
Boxboro
Robert L. Halfmanm
RFD
Bedford
Michael Kaskiewicz
White Avenue
Maynard
Allen Murray
Central Street
West Acton
Kenneth Dollinger
Salvatore Graceffa
Hillside Street
Kenneth Giddings
Oakwood Avenue
Sudbury
Victor L. Mason
Luromer Street
Frank Dias
Concord Lincoln Carlisle District Names New State Officers
At the Concord Lincoln Carlisle Boy Scout district monthly meeting the nominating committee announced the new State officers to take office July 1. Re-elected were Ethan Murphy as chairman Melvin M. King as vice chairman Robert W. Mac Farland as district commissioner Horace P. Tirrell as vice chairman and council member at large Henry W. Harmon Jr. plus Tirrell. Also elected district council members Fred C. Benson Fred Oliver Sr Mac Farland Ralph D. Stetson and Maurice Tripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincoln
Carlisle
Ethan Murphy
Melvin M. King
Robert W. MacFarland
Horace P. Tirrell
Henry W. Harmon, Jr
Tirrell
Fred C. Benson
Fred Oliver
Mac Farland
Ralph D. Stetson
Maurice Tripp
Club Members Visit Concord Sightseeing Tour
A large delegation from the Waltham Woman's Club toured Concord visiting sites such as the Louisa May Alcott home Hawthorne House Old Manse Minute Man statue and North Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conecord
Waltham Woman's Club
Concord
Louisa May Alcott
Hawthorne
North Bridge
Two Newborns Reported in June Families
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Whelden of Boxboro Road Stow on June 12. Earlier, Tahattawaon Road Littleton recorded a son on June 11 in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahattawaon Road
Littleton
Arthur N. Whelden
Boxboro Road
Stow
Auction Notice for City Store Equipment and Goods
Per order, Mrs Sophie Benedetto Bob Silva auctioneer at Hudson 404 R announces sale of a city store inventory including meat grinders scales pumps tools toys and catering equipment. Additional groceries snorting equipment spiriners and reels are listed among items to be auctioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Meat
National Cash Register
Ralston
Globe
Royal Meat
Sophie Benedetto
Bob Silva
Hudson
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Academy
Sally Sprague White
Lge
Concord Ar
Andy” Anderson
Red” Cummings
Medford
Walker) Kelly
District Court
George Fingold
Murphy General
Goricord
Meyer Imperiale
M&lden
Gate & M. Cross‘tig
Wyomby Street
Melrose
Cushing
St. Bernard’s Church
Idgid’s
Universal
Farrington Memorial Ek
Sargent
Ke Kill
Hids
Educts & Chemical V
Richmond, Virginia
Acton
Eire
ART Ctre
Ae Mg Magic Narties
Dornegal
Shawn
CUB Pack
Charles Massey, Jr
David Evans
Walter O'Neil
Bruce House
Jonathan Fairbanks
John Inferrara
Houston
Cockrill
Ven
van Camp
New England
Dartmouth
Farm Bureau
New State
Cor. Loring & Broad
Acme Supply Co
Thriftmaster
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