Patter readers hear of year end events and local notes
The column lists community happenings, births, retirements, and town plans. It mentions Col John E. Mut, Rev Robert H. Barber, Frank J. Mc, and local school and church activities in Concord New Hampshire. Notes include road sign plans, Route 2, Pratt estate caretaker John Coyne, Hawthorne School Dam, and local pets and summer duties.
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New
John E
Helby
Frank J. Mc
Robert H. Barber
Jis
Ew Hampshire
Jim
Alpha Upsilon Concord
Chaply
Sturtevant
Han‘Addie
Benson
Helen
Lips
Deborah Susan
Margery
Howe
Ummer
Concord
Turnohn Coyne
Iine
Pratt
Hawthorne
Waca
Hay
Mill Dam
Pacer
Barry Weod
Orday
Det
Hughsey” Hughes
Wood Garden
Barry
23rd Infantry Parade on Bunker Hill Day Escort
The 23rd Infantry paraded by James Post as an escort guard on Bunker Hill Day afternoon, acting in protective duty during the commemorative event.
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23Rd Infantry
James Post
A.ly
Mval Bunker Hill
Rose Hawthorne School Named in Concord Diocese
Archbishop announces Rose Hawthorne School to serve about 1,000 pupils in Concord area. The 50 52 Main Street site includes three buildings and five acres. funding may reach 300000 with tuition, transportation, and staff plans to be outlined at the next Mass.
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Motlis
Rose Hawthorne
Concord
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Main Street
Sisters of the Holy Union of Groton
West Concord
Maynard
Bedford
West Acton
South Acton
Carlisle
Stow
East Acton
Onfe
Lincoln
State Armory
Samuel Merwin
Cushing
Cornelius T. H. Sherlock
Our Lady’s Land
St. Bernard’s
Recent Graduates Enter Local Workforce In Concord
Concord reports several recent high school graduates employed locally. Louise Albani Norman Arnold Mary Inferrara and Jean Nickerson work at the insurance exchange. Katherine Denaro Jean Kinsler Rosemary OConnell Marion OConnell and Mary Ann Wood are serving as telephone operators with local firms.
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Concord
Concord High School
Louise Albani
Norman Arnold
Mary Inferrara
Jean Nickerson
Katherine Denaro
Jean Kinsler
Rosemary O’connell
Marion O’connor
Mary Ann Wood
Concord High School Students Join U S Services
Read about Concord High School graduates choosing military service. Two girls Barbara Caldwell and Frances Henley join the Waves and the Wars. Boys from the class plan enlistments in the Army and Navy including Paul Emerson Ray Maher and Richard Keith.
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Concord High
Uates
Hang
The
Sérvice
Barbara Caldwell
Frances Henley
Paul Emerson
Army
Ray Maher
Navy
Richard Keith
Red Cross seeks donors for July 19 blood drive
Concord blood committee aims to collect 125 pints for the July 19 bloodmobile. Red Cross officials note April donor drive results were discouraging due to winter illnesses and public apathy while praising Concord's generosity. Rev. Robert H. Barber joins the Red Cross blood committee.
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Concord
Red Cross
Red Cross Blood Committee
John W. Putnam
Army
George
Korea
Putnam
Robert H. Barber
Concord Alpha Upsilon delegate at New England Phi Beta convention
Miss Gloriar represented the Concord Alpha Upsilon chapter at the New England Convention of Ben Phi in Portsmouth New Hampshire. A highlight was the Saturday evening clambake featuring Wentworth renown.
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Concord
Concord Alpha Upsilon
Gloriar
New England
Antworth-By- the Sea
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Wentworth
Garden Club Hosts Century Meeting Speaker on Gardening
Mrs Edward Payson Chase of 90 Main Street hosted a century meeting of the Concord-on yesterday afternoon. The Concord Garden Club featured speaker Enid Louise Fairbairn discussing Gardening Gracefully with Grandmothers and the role of seeds in heritage planting.
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Concord
Edward Payson Chase
Main Street
Concort den Club
Agi Enid Louise Fairbairn
Washington Faces 88 General Hospitals Report
The state of Washington operates 88 general hospitals across its health system. Officials note distribution varies by region with urban centers hosting larger facilities and rural areas relying on smaller campuses for care.
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State of Washington
Seniors list college plans from Cord high school graduates
Concord high school seniors announce plans to attend a wide range of colleges and institutions. The list includes Barbara Allen of Lake Erie College and Elizabeth Dougherty of Northeastern, with many other students aimed at Boston University Simmons and several hospitals and schools.
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Concord
Concord High School
Barbara Allen
Lake Erie College
Janice Beharrell
Forsythe School
Nathaniel Brown
University of Massachusetts
Christine Camougis
Boston University
Beverly Chaffee
Simmons
Carol Cousins
Vesper George School of Art
Elsie Craig
Perry Kindergarten
June Crowell
Pierce Secretarial
Leslie Crowson
Barbara Cull
Diane Davidson
Northeastern
Elizabeth Dickey
Newton-Wellesely Hospital
Antonette Donato
Pierce Secretarial School
Elizabeth Doughtery
Cynthia Heald
Robert Dunbrack
Holy Cross of Harvard
Marilyn Dutton
Forsythe
Margaret Flynn
Massachusetts School of Art
Mary Foster
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
William Gower
F. B. S. School
Robert Hall
Harold Hansen
Barbara Hart
Jean Heyliger
Academie Moderne
Walter Hoyt
Tom Prendergast
Tuf's
Thomas Johansen
Massachusetts Military School
Dorothea Kakes
Music
Mary Learmonth
Framingham Union Hospital
Elizabeth Lips
Fitchburg
Jean Lyons
Newton- Wolesey Hospital
Ellen Id
Lowell General Hospital
Michael McHugh
Franklin Technical Institute
Caroline’ Stone
Boston City Hospital
John Todd
Tufts
Milica Trofimov
Nursing
Nina Zumwalt
Fisher Business School
Robert Rowe
Trinity College
Two Concord Men Among 9 Honored
Mathias Andreasen of 215 Mainstreet received a wrist watch and lapel pin for 38 years of membership in the Brick layers Masons and Plasterers International Union at the anniversary banquet in Water town. Augustus R. Macone of Lexington road, Concord, was also honored along with eight others.
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Concord
Mathias Andreasen
Mainstreet
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union
Watertown
Augustus R. Macone
Lexington Road
Correction notes missing teacher in resignation list
The Enterprise clarifies that Mig Mary G. Robitaille a Grade 2 teacher at Harvey Wheeler School West Concord was among 10 teachers who resigned effective at end of this school year June.
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Concord
Mig Mary G. Robitaille
Harvey Wheeler School
West Concord
Whist Night Set by Concord Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the James Jr. Mansfield Post A L sponsors another whist party tonight at the Yes Building. Doors open at o'clock with prizes to be awarded to winners. the public is welcome to attend.
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Concord
James Jr. Mansfield
A. L
Yes
Millicent A Fish to Wed Frederick Carlson Saturday
The wedding of Miss Millicent A. Fish and Frederick Carlson is planned for Saturday afternoon at 5 30 at West Concord Union Church. Miss Fish is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Fish of 218 Commonwealth Avenue and Mr Carlson is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Carlson of Finke Set Street.
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West Concord
Millicent A. Fish
John W Fish
Commonwealth Avenue
Frederick Carlson
Arthur Carlson
Finke Set Street
West Concord Union Church
Trinity Church Names Rector William H. Clark
Trinity Episcopal Church announces Rev. William H. Clark as new rector. He and Mrs. Clark with two children will move into the rectory this month to assume duties July 1. Clark, formerly rector at St. Pauls Monroe Connecticut, brings Yale divinity training and experience in Michigan parishes.
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Concord
Trinity Episcopal Church
William H. Clark
Clark
Bradford Hastings
St. Paul
St. Paul's Church
Monroe
Trinity Church
Rotarians Meet for Noon Luncheon in Concord
Concord Rotary Club held a noon meeting at Howard Johnsons with President Gordon H Ogilvie presiding. A moment of silence honored Chris Carruth, Jason. Kennan Damon Had resigned from the board and Alden H Russell appointed. Chester D Smethurst led the program. Officers to be installed July 5. Makeups from Edward Cleary Jr Falmouth George E Erickson Lexington Edward K True Boston Frank B Esau Waltham.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Gordon H. ‘Ogilvie
Aes
Chris Carruth
Jason
Chailine
Kennan
Damon
Alden H. Russell
Chester D. Smethurst
Edward Cleary, Jr
Falmouth
George E. Erickson
Lexington
Edward K. True
Boston
Frank B. Esau
Waltham
Union Protestant Services Open July 1 at First Parish
Concord parishioners from West Concord Union Church and Trinitarian Congregational join for an annual union service July 1 at First Parish with Rev. Edward Perry Daniels in charge.
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Concord
West Concord Union Church
Edward Perry Daniels
Red Cross Meeting Scheduled in Concord
The Concord Chapter Amer ican Red Cross holds its annual meeting at 8 p m in the Old Concord High School Building on Monday June 25. Officers and directors for next year will be elected. The meeting is open to the public with speaker Miss Esther Burnham G F R.
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Concord
American Red Cross
Esther Burnham
Speker
Peter Bulkeley Teachers Name Best Boy And Girl
Peter Bulkeley School teachers named eighth grade leader Mary Murray as best girl and Arthur Duggan as best boy at an assembly. The school also had three winners in a Boston based poster contest, with Nancy Taft and Alice Cooke taking first prizes and Elizabeth O'Donnell earning a second prize.
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Peter Bulkeley School
Mary Murray
Arthur Duggan
American Humane Education Society of Boston
Nancy ‘Taft
Alice Cooke
Elizabeth O’donnell
Nurse Association Increases Fee as Ogilvie Elected Treasurer
The Concord Visiting Nurse Association raises the per visit charge to $2 starting July 1, with free service for those unable to pay and partial payments accepted from affected households. Gordon H. Ogilvie, a local banker, is elected treasurer, succeeding William Munrodtie who has moved away.
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Nurse Association
Ogilvie
Concord
Concord Visiting Nurse Association
Gordon H. Ogilvie
William Munrotie
Fias
Ex-high school athlete Robert O Grady stationed at Fort Worth
Robert O Grady, former high school athlete, serves in the U S Air Force at Fort Worth Texas. He is the son of Deputy Superintendent John J O Grady Jr and his wife of Elm Street.
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Robert O’grady
U. S. Air Force
Fort Worth
Texas
John J. O'Grady
O’grady
Elm Street
Mass Evacuation Response After Watertown Explosion
Mass evacuation in greater Boston area prompted by a Watertown arsenal explosion. State police suspect sabotage as fires and collapsed houses forced about 1000 residents from their homes. Epidemic scarlet fever in Watertown schools complicated the emergency and civil defense measures mobilized hospitals, air wardens, and medical staff.
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Boston
Watertown’ Arsenal
Watertown
Concord
Qly
Civil Defense
Emerson Hospital
West Concord Union Church Food Sale Announcement
West Concord Union will sponsor a food sale on Saturday at 4 church lawn. Sale begins noon and runs until 1 o'clock.
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West Concord Union Hur
Church Lawn
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