Concord Girl Chosen DAR Good Citizen of 1948
Concord High School senior Ines Venti was chosen by her classmates and teachers as the DAR Good Citizen for the Class of 1948. She will be sponsored by Old Concord Chapter at a Massachusetts state meeting in Boston, with one girl later selected to represent the state on a Washington pilgrimage. Venti is editor of The Voice, a Student Council member, and an honor student.
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Concord
Ines Venti
Concord High School
Old Concord
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Boston
Whiteh
Massachusetts
Washington
Miss Venti
Antonio Venti
Cottage Lane
the Voice
Iti Zenship
Pierce Secretarial School
Scouts Plan Mammoth Jar Boree in Middlesex Area
A Middlesex Scouts meeting last Thursday discussed a forthcoming large Boy Scout gathering to advance Scouting efforts in the region. Scouters at the Middlesex insurance office attended the session.
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Concord
Middlesex
Nsurance
Concord Lincoln jamboree sails into April armory event
Scouts of the Concord Lincoln District gather at the State Armory on Saturday April 3 for a wuge affair open to all free of charge led by chairman David Todd. Units from the district will participate and attendance awards will be given for the best attended unit amid a variety of events and many prizes.
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Suecius State Armory
Corp
Concord-Lincol
David Todd
Eee
Concord-Lincoln
Town meeting talk and July event plans surface in chaotic notes
Fragmentary notes describe plans for a July event with Lieut Moscariello’s body arrival, a town meeting, and a light plant issue. Several names appear, including Powers as general chairman and Marshall W Cox facing a jury, with discussion of halls, attendance, and building capacity amid a 1929 context.
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Concord K
Powers
Moscariello
Concord Town Meeting Set For March 8 1948
The Concord town meeting is announced for March 8 1948 at the Armory on Everett Street starting at 7 30 p m The notice describes meeting rules under the Department of Public Safety and mentions maximum capacity 825 and radio linkage to Voter Mg on Walden Street for hearing speakers. Voters will be admitted to the main hall or balcony as capacity allows with additional exits under consideration.
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Concord
Bearden
Armory
Everett Mencing
Dvof
Walden Street
Eterans
Department of Publio
Electmen of Concord
Nation of Crippled Children Highlight Special Ed Need
A nationwide report emphasizes that 335000 children and youths aged 19 in the United States require special education services. It calls for policy action to address disabled students and improve access to schooling and resources.
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Han
Concord Board of Trade Seeks Tax, Town Plans Input
About 100 members and guests met at the Concord Board of Trade Monday night in the Howard Johnson dining room. President William F. Kussin chaired as Julian W. Ballou and George E. Bates outlined town finance and planning plans, with discussion on the tax rate and consolidated school issues. One new member, Lawrence J. Kenney, was welcomed and a $10 Red Cross contribution was approved for the upcoming drive.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
William F. Kussin
Redson
Julian W. Ballou
Concord Finance Committee
George E. Bates
Lawrence J. Kenney
Red Cross
Bates
Ballou
Buried Saturday for Concord World War II Hero
Lieut Angelo Moscariello, 25, killed in action January 19 1943 while with Americal forces Gudalemal, will be buried in St Bernard's cemetery. A solemn high mass at Our Lady Help of Christians follows his state
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West Concord
Church of Our Lady Help of Christians
Angelo T. Moscariello
Concord
State Armory
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Otis M. Whitney
Moscariello
Gudalemal
Lowell
Company Co
Company H
Company
Concord High School
Town of Lincoln Ends Long Meeting After Six Hours
Lincoln residents spent nearly six hours at the annual town meeting in a three-hall, radio-connected session. After adjournment at 1:35 a.m., April 26 remains for three articles. $219,252 was approved in the regular budget, up from last year, with plans to report on the school issue. Funds totaling $2,500 buy land for a new highway house and $41,500 to construct the building for highway maintenance equipment.
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Concord
Lincoln Bat
Maynard Elks Host Father and Son Nite
The Maynard lodge of Elks will sponsor a Father and Son Night next Thursday evening under the Elks Youth Committee. A prominent sports figure will speak and a program of sports and comedy films will be shown with light refreshments for boys in 7th through 12th grades. Committee members include Stan Bondelevitch Harold Morgan Oliva Warila John Doyle and Charles Smith.
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Maynard Lodge of Elks
Elks
Stan Bondelevitch
Harold Morgan
Oliva Warila
John Doyle
Charles Smith
Funeral march for St Angelo T Moscarietto in West Concord
Veterans from Concord and surrounding groups prepare to escort the funeral of St Angelo T Moscarietto. The assembly point is 319 Main street West Concord in front of the Behdirell block at 9 30 a m Saturday March 6. The line of march will proceed to Our Lady Help of Christians church.
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Concord
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign
St Angelo T. Moscarietto
Behdirell
Main Street
West
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Annual Red Cross drive launches statewide appeal
The annual Red Cross campaign opens with a statewide appeal to raise funds during a nationwide drive. About 75 percent of the $11,250 target will go to the National Organization while 25 percent supports local chapter activities. Governor Bradford lauds Red Cross services to returning Massachusetts veterans and communities facing fires and emergencies.
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Ihe
Weird
Acton
Boubore
Robert F. Bradford
Red Cross
Massachusetts
United States
State House
Town Meeting In Concord Promises Long Session
Concord warns of a 59 article warrant the largest in its history with heavy spending proposals that may push the tax rate beyond 50 dollars. Moderator Hubert Wardwell will preside with Pratt serving as deputy moderator. the meeting is expected to run late into tuesday morning and possibly extend to a second night.
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Hubert M. Wardwell
Veterans
Pratt
Concord
Rotary Set To View Lions Pictures At Concord Meeting
Concord Rotary Club hosts Concord Lions Club member Rothwell N. MacRae at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. He will present motion pictures from the Lions International Convention in San Francisco last July.
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Concord
Rothwell N. MacRae
Concord Lions Club
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Lions International
San Francisco
California
Town Meeting Set for Monday Night At Acton
Acton voters gather at town hall at 7 30 p m to act on numerous articles. Finance committee recommends salaries for selectmen and town treasurer be raised 100 dollars retroactive to January 1 1948 while the tree warden is fixed at 1 25 dollars per hour plus 65 cents for using a team. Articles cover officer reports committee selections war observance, borrowing authority, dog officer expenses, machinery fund transfer, sanitation contracts, and funding for town departments with a detailed budget breakdown.
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Acton
Finance Board
Masaca
Board of Health
Garbag
Tin Town
Mrs Lawrence and Fletcher Win Concord Town Election
Concord voters cast 1981 ballots last Monday, up 222 from a year ago. Mrs Cothelia Lawrence won town clerk over Bernard Rushe, while Horace R Fletcher was reelected to school committee with 1263 votes. Laura Adams won the other Caucus seat with 1078. Joseph Hawthorne had 963. Egbert S Newbury Jr was re elected selectman and Hubert Wardwell became moderator.
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Concord
Cothelia Lawrence
Bernard J. Rushe
Lawrence
Opine /Rushe
Horace R Fletcher
Laura Adams
Joseph S. Hawthorne
Rushe
Rose
Beth
Selectman
Egbert S. Newbury Jr
Hubert M. Wardwell
Adams
Fletcher
Hawthorne
Board of Selectmen Names New Chairman and Clerk
The selectmen appointed in their second year Af sen named chairman and Egbert S. Newbury Jr. re elected as clerk. Dan forth W. Comins Sr. was chosen as clerk last year. The board meets every Monday at 7 30 at the Town House.
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