Concord High Names 1943 Diamond Captain
James Jinny Ryan selected captain of Concord High School's baseball team for 1943. Coach Al Cook's nine faces competition as Ryan, a right handed pitcher, leads the squad with Jackie Flavin as coed captain. Several seniors contribute as the team hopes for a strong season after recent spring performance.
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Ord
James
Jinny” Ryan
al ‘Cook
Beéeh
Goncord High School
Will’ Mic
Jackie Flavin
Rib
Concord
Jy Ee
R. Hayes
R. Jack
Larrabes
Freddie Giusti
Owiel
Fire crews respond to stable accident at Green Ridge Road
Firefighters rushed to Box 29 in Independence when a stall collapse dropped a horse through the floor of a barn owned on Independence Road. A groom and a horse were involved as crews assessed the scene and the damaged structure after the afternoon incident.
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Cen
Green Ridge
Lawrence
Foote Tops Piper In Concord Club Championship Play
In the Concord Country Club second division final Foote defeated Piper one up. Also Worthington defeated Watson by five and eight. John B Buttrick beat Henderson in the first division by three and two. The four ball medal went to Leonard Smith and John W. Codding Jr. with 81-72. Other scores include Norman JG Spencer and L. Smith 83-73 and Wardwell with partners Seifi-75.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Charles ‘L. Foote
Rondy Piper
William Dsworth
Watson
M.rdon
John B. Buttrick
Gerald‘Henderson
Leonard Smith
John’ W. Codding Jr
Walter FE
Borden
Drymandolph
Sudbury Couple Philip Williams Marries in Framingham
Miss Helen McClard’s sister Miss Anne Moynihan and Miss Gertrude Halloran attend the wedding reception for Philip Williams and his bride at the Viking in Framingham. Williams has built many houses in Sudbury and his wife is a longtime Framingham Public Schools teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Gertrude M. Halloran
Anne M. Moynihan
Philip Williams
Prattiingham
Life flings and hopes for a man, Montaigne quote
A fragment quotes Montaigne on life’s rough tosses and the hope a man holds while living. The line reflects the philosopher’s meditation on fate, resilience, and human endurance in daily existence.
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Lucy A Blanchard Concord
Services conducted for 76 year old Lucy A Blanchard lifelong Concord resident died Monday morning at 21 Stow Street. A solemn high mass followed at St Bernard Church with burial in St Bernard Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs James J Loughlin son Nathan T Blanchard and several grandchildren.
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Concord
Lucy A. @iynah) Blanchard
Stow Street
Former Bedford Teacher Dies in Medford
Lizzie Burbank Newhall Chapin of 102 Summer Street Medford a former Bedford teacher and descendant of the Jacobs family that landed in Hingham in 1632 died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Medford.
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Bedford
Lizzie Burbank Newhall Chapin
Summer Street
Medford
Jacobs
Hingham
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sudbury Rationing Board Announces Evening Sessions
The Sudbury Rationing Board will meet in the Town Hall on Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. William B. Davison serves as chairman with Alvin Bradshaw Webster Cutting Henry Rice Jr and family among the members. Henry Rice is an engineer at Walden firm engaged in war work. John Raynor has been appointed Second Flight Leader at the Marlboro Air. Some Sudbury baseball fans were disappointed by Brayee Pittsburg results, hoping Boston would win.
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Sudbury
Henry
John Raynor
Marlboro Air
Boston
Concord and surrounding area military and social notices
Notes report local marriages births and service details. Ruth Brooks and Henry S. Drinker Jr. are set to wed at First Parish in Concord. Oliver William LeBlanc, Boxboro, has joined the Navy after turning 17. Gerald R. Dee transfers to an army cantonment in Mississippi from Fort Devens. The Martins welcomed a daughter Rae at Emerson Hospital on May 28. Other items mention Concord players, a monument committee, and local civic group leadership.
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Gerald R. Dee
William H Dee
Fort Devens
Mississippi
William ‘Raymond Martin
Lowell Road
Rae
Emerson Hospital
Registration Day Set for June 30 1942 in Massachusetts
Col Ralph M. Smith states all local boards in Massachusetts will open June 30 1942 to register males born 1922 through June 30 1926 for the fifth Selective Service action. Registrants must give full residence details and a mailing address. Those away from home may register at the nearest board, and choice of residence fixes the local board's jurisdiction.
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Selective Service Act
Ralph. M. Smith
Selective Service
Massachusetts
Hudson
Town Hall
Smith
Col. Smith
Iocal Board
Nate
Senior Class Dance Endures Through Sudbury Blackout
Sudbury High School seniors danced at the Town Hall Friday despite a blackout. Tolman’s Orchestra played as the Civilian Defense messengers rushed to defense posts in their Sunday clothes. The Town Hall windows were blacked out and the dance continued with tea and a light intermission in the Lower Hall.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Tolman
Concord High Class of 192% holds 26th reunion dinner
The Concord High School alumni gathered for the 26th reunion on a Saturday evening at the high school. A reception preceded a catered dinner and dancing with Carl Christofferson as toastmaster. An old president’s recording was used as a substitute for the absent former president.
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Concord
Concord High School
Carl Christofferson
Foomer Ailen
Florencé Malcolm
Carlisle
South Africa
Warren B Goddard
Goddard
Lilian B Weir
Gertrude H Rideout
Josephine A. Boynton
Gertrude’ Dyer
Richard Farmer Wood
Laura Servais
Harold Cabot
Antoinétté Watson
Dorothy Whiteney
Catherine Gleason
Madeline Ris Barrett Wood
Winthrop
Lois Barton Lesson
Janes P. Baldwin
Laura Curley Serves
Mah Datton Ae Ma
Winthrop F Puffer
Ind Carrigan
Carl Chrige Jefferson
Harold Gallagher
Cathrine Gleason
Edith Greer
Grave Anderson Cullinane
Walter A. Kennedy
Annie McCarthy
Remy
John D. MacWachern
Alice Manus Finegal
P. Fay. Mars
List of Names in Historical Directory Segment
A fragment lists numerous female and some male individuals such as Mrs Mary Priest and Miss Grace Whitney among other names including Mrs Bernice Hooper and Miss Ruth Grunwald, suggesting a directory or social roster excerpt with scattered initials and titles.
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Lantae
Bates Én A.chase
Mary ‘Dimery
Jennie Dittrich
Bilen .Dockerty
Mary ‘A. Doyle
Mrgi
B. Downey
Mary K, Wrey
Agnes Driscoll
Wigs
Chariots Duckworth
Bell Grifber
Della Grabe
Ruth Grunwald
Dorothy C. Hannon
Bernice C. Hooper
Ruth
WB. Hunt
Helen Lakey
Mary. Lalli
Glaré “Lehto
Ida. Lever
Helen’ If. Loughtin
Eleanor
Martin
Massachusetts Home Gation Office Shifts Focus on Delinquent Borrowers
The state office plans field interviews at 46 Broad Street in Boston as 160 employees are tasked with tracing delinquent borrowers. They report $31,125,202 recovered from loan debts statewide, with over 90 percent of 17,500 active accounts overdue or in arrears. Monthly collections exceed 100 percent of current billings.
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Pie Massachu
Y Phi
New York
Pipré Nately
MP. LeHavid
Tie Field Screee
Massachusetts
LeHard
Concord Nomination Delivers Primary For 13th District
In the 13th Middlesex district race Concord joins Weston Wayland and Lincoln in nominating candidates. The slate includes Harold Tompkins and Lows Brand, aligned with Republican aims.
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Concord
West
Harold
Tompkins
Republalas Ba Po
Local Bicycle Club Supper and Meeting Report
Warren and companions hosted a supper at the farm of Mietoe Peppard on Monday. A short meeting urged careful cycling and discussed picnic grounds and rider safety. Secretary Eileen Paleben noted general permission for riders to follow road rules.
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Maynarg Bicycle Club
Spottser- Lilian -Tanid
Erie Warren
Eileen Paleben
Py Ae A von
Percog
Eit
Fragmentary Note on December Incident and Street Restriction
A damaged OCR fragment mentions December 19 and Peatord street with reference to restraining cameras and an implied event or restriction. The text is incomplete but indicates a police or street enforcement context and timing. No clear names or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
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Fire Dept
Tricate
Montaigne
Lucy A. Blanchard
J. J. Loughlin
Oliver Wiliam LeBlanc
Boxboro
George A. Barker
Navy
Ts’ Trainorth
Charles G
Miss Blizacee
Newly Gente Ene
Mrs
Hanss
Marvin C. Taylor
An, Jr
The
U. S
Jon
Mr. and
Walker
Curtis Bill
Concord Boys
Ted Ftrom
Bel
Pers
Siance
Fae Secory
Smee Crabb
Faediéate
Cvisis
Frerch
Tay Igt
Forensen
Crabb
Ade Aes
South Afriéa
Ang
Bey
Doris
Yan
Assa
Peatord Street
Main ST
Marlboro & Nason
Heavy
Ted Steat Sen
Ernsuse
Mine Spring
Suren Bright Bag Bae
Bers
Isi
Sultana
Deger Ale Sui
Eeeeaiaae
Eee Suverrockernt
Sunnyfeld Ou
Ae Iru
Ita
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