Harrison and Macone MARRY in Carlisle Congregational Church
Concord couple Helen Elizabeth Harrison and Joseph Frederick Macone wed June 15 at Carlisle Congregational Church. Rev. Lawrence E. Tee officiated with Rev. Edward Perry Daniels assisting. The bride's sisters Pauline Ruth Harrison and Ida Grace Harrison served as bridesmaids. Ralph Alexander Macone stood for the groom, with ushers Allan R. Murray and John Jessup. They plan a reception and residence in Carlisle after a wedding trip. Both are Concord High School graduates and county residents. he is employed at Macone's Sporting Goods and is a WWII Army Air Corps veteran.
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Concord
Helen Elizabeth Harrison
John Harrison
Carlisle
Joseph Frederick Macone
Nicholas R. Macone
Macone
Congregational Church
Lawrence E. Tee
Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church
Concard
Pauline Ruth Harrison
Ida Grace Harrison
Mr. Macone
Ralph Alexander, Macone
Allan R. Murray
John Jessup
Arlington
Walden Street
U.S.’ Army Air Corps
Concord High School
Reconstruction of a Travel Notice Incomplete Text
A fragmentary report lists names Fletcher and Whitney with visitors from Co jg and Mrs Clifton Crescent. It mentions outings to Otter River and Boston and references girl Scouts and badge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Warby
Otter River
Garden Club Moves Meeting Site and Tour Details
The Stow Garden Club changes the next meeting to July 1 at Mrs. Cooke’s Walcott street instead of Mrs. Crysler’s. Members are invited July 8 to visit Mrs. George Greenlaw’s Arlington rose gardens. Wisconsin timber cuts peak at about 8 billion feet annually.
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Stow
Garden Club
Herbert H. Cooke
Walcott Street
Earle Crysler
Stow Garden Club
George Greenlaw
Arlington
Referendum Drive on State Liquor Stores in Massachusetts
The Committee for Lower Taxes In Massachusetts launches a referendum push to create state owned liquor stores promising tax relief. William J. Agnew cites past legislative defeats as the motive while ten petitioners filed the original referendum and 20 000 signatures are needed by December first to seek ballot action.
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Boston
Committee For
Massachusetts
Inc
Wiliam J. Agnew
Mansfield
S Hill
Supper Meeting of Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
A regular supper meeting of the Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club was held last Thursday evening at the club house off Harrington Avenue. Fred Nolan and his committee led the supper and a business session was conducted by President Hopgood Priest. Motion pictures were also shown.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sporttsmen’s Club
Harrington. Avenue
Fred Nolan
Hpgood Priest
Scout Executive Philip Johnson Announces Arlington Office
Philip Johnson, Scout executive, announces a new office location at 729 Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington. The colorful notice references the Scouts and their regional activities in the Concord area.
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Concord
Sach
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Ter
Philip Johnson
Peter Bulkeley School Honors Students At Year End
Concord-Morton R. Seay announces awards for Junior High pupils at closing exercises. Recipients include the School Shield winners Mary Adams Eileen Barrett Synia Barthus Constance Boyd and others. Hang or Pin recipients include Tony Denaro Betty Dickey Antonette Doriato Will Gower Peggy Flynn and more. Some earned both Shield and Honor Pin Katherine Denaro Paul Emerson Robert Yall Angelo Inferrera Leo McKenna.
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Concord
Morton R. Seay
Peter ‘Bulkeley School
Mary Adams
Eileen Barrett
Synia Barthus
Constance Boyd
Tilda
Finocchio
Catherine McBreen
Meg McWalter
Richard McWalter
Fortunatondo
Richard Ryan
Fenwick Salter
Marilyn Simms
Dorothy Smith
Robert Thoresen
Ann Underhill
Shirley Waite
Thomas ‘Weidner
Jean
Pee John Brauckmann
Frank Prego Graves
Wil i A Watt
Peter Bulkeley
Tony Denaro
Betty Dickey
Antonette Doriato
Will Gower
Peggy Flynn
Jeangtley
Liger
Mary ‘Kokkes
M. “Inferrera
Bettys Lips
Jeanne Lyons
Virginia Mutty
Concord Fire Drills Set for Summer Months
Fire Chief Harry E. Tuttle announces summer fire drills at Central and West Concord stations. Central Station drills occur on the first and third Thursdays, while West Concord Station drills are on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Harry E. Tuttle
Central Station
West Concord
Local youths chosen for Massachusetts Boys State
Four hundred boys from across the state will meet at Massachusetts Boys State to learn citizenship duties and responsibilities. Concord High School and the James J. Mansfield Post American Legion sponsor the event with representatives including a football letterman and Student Council member from Concord.
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Werr Reent Council
Pane
Robinson
Beaford Street
Ralph Adams
Bakeraven
West Concord
Massachusetts
Department of Massachusetts
The
American Legion
James J. Mansfield
Concord High School
Law Proposed To Curb Car Black Market In Massachusetts
Rep Charles W. Hedges of Quincy filed legislation to establish a control plan for car dealers. Licensed sellers would post manufacturer advertised sale prices, with a 500 dollar fine for violations and a ban on forcing buyers to take extras. He cites Pennsylvania and Maryland as models. HEDGE
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Boston
Charles W. Hedges
Quincy
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rep Hedges
Fair Saturday at Town Hall with Concord St Josephs
Concord St Josephs of South Lincoln held a church fair at the Town Hall on Saturday starting at 12 noon and running to 6 pm. Mrs L Norton and Mrs Edward Ladd served as co chairmen while Rev Conlon acted as honorary chairman. Old time baseball pitchers chewed slippery elm to shape spitballs. Buy Victory Bonds and Stemm.
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Concord
St. Joseph’s
South Lincoln
Town Hall
L. Norton
Edward Ladd
Conlon
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Waltham St. Tel
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Diane Davidson
Mary Foster
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Jean Heyliger
Mary Kokkes
Betty Lips
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A.W. -Davis
Helen Carey
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