Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary Stage Hospital Party
Stage H ospital Party at Waltham Regional Hospital featured the All Star Floor Show from Maynard. Phyllis Christofono performed vocal solos and tap dancing, with Alice Crosby also singing and dancing. Pop Steinman, a veteran tap dancer, hosted the event as master of ceremonies and the program pleased the soldier patients. Your Red Cross must carry on.
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Waltham Regional Hospital
All Star
Maynard
Phyllis Christofono
Alice Crosby
Pop Steinman
New England
Unique Display In Snow's Drug Store Window
In Concord A window display shows a prescription book dating to 1882 from Snow's Drug Store. James Sheehan and William Erisman retrieved the book, noting the first entry May 12, 1882 and that many earlier prescriptions likely exist. The store, the town’s first drug store, traces to John Friend and later Jeremiah J. Erisman with staff: Fletcher and Hutchinson.
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Concord
Snow’s Drug Store
Snow’s
James P. Sheehan
William F. Erisman
Snow
Friend
Jeremiah J. Erisman
Erisman
William
Sheehan
Robert G. Fletcher
John A. Hutchinson
Herronville
George Titcomb
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A list of weekly gatherings and meetings including THURSDAY Concord Lodge 212 IOOF Odd Fellows Hall 8 o clock S S Mohawk Sea Scouts Harvey Wheeler School Hall 8 o clock Corp Ralph P Hosmer Camp USWV Veterans building FRIDAY Red Cross sewing rooms at Old Concord High School St Bernard s CYO meeting Monument Hall 8 15 SUNDAY Open Forum at Concord High School auditorium 8 o clock MONDAY Selectmen s regular meeting town house 7 30 Willow Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall 8 Fourth Company MSG drill state armory 8 TUESDAY Concord Lions Club joint with Lexington Lions 6 30 Concord motor corps state armory 8 Knights of Columbus Monument Hall 8 St Bernard s parish library Monument Hall 8 15
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Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
S. S. Mohawk Sea Scouts
Harvey Wheeler
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
USWV
Veterans Building
Red Cross
Old Concord High School
St. Bernard’s Cyo
Monument
Concord High School
Selectmen
Town House
Willow Rebekah Lodge
MSG
State Armory
Concord Lions Club
Lexington Lions
Lexington
Concord Motor Corps
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
St. Bernard’s Parish
Local Birth Announcements from Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene Fenton Dexter of Stow welcome daughter Judith Marie Dexter born February 25 in Concord. Grandparents: Norman H. Dexter of Belmont and Carl Lund of Stow. Also announced are births of two more daughters and two sons with families listed, including Edward Emerson and Arthur Monson in Concord and Old Bedford road residents.
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Eugene Fenton Dexter
Stow
Judith Marie Dexter
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Dexter
Nancy Lund
Norman H. Dexter
Belmont
Carl Lund
Philip Gray
Francis* Street
West Concord
Raymond Gray
Victory Orpik
Edward Emerson
Estabrook Road
Thomas Cochran
Raymond Emerson
Moncrief M. Cochran
Arthur M. Monson
Old Bedford
Road
David Malcolm
Edward H. Campbell
Sudbury Road
Mary. Ann
William. Campbell
Quincy
C. M. Griffin
Jacksonville
Florida
Where is the Sugar film now available in three cities
The 16 mm slide film Where is the Sugar is available in Boston Worcester and Springfield. Information Clerks say the film can be requested by panel members.
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Concord
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Lincoln five leads in league with new records set
The Lincoln five add three new marks this week and hold a six point lead over second placed Reformatory five. With three weeks left, the top four teams qualify for the rolloffs starting Monday April 9.
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Concord
Lincoln Five
Reformatory Five
Lincoln Town Election Yields Two Contests and Handoffs
Lincoln voters turnout was about 50 percent with 505 of 1043 casting ballots. John W. Carman defeated Willard F. Rand for three year school committee 327 to 164, replacing William N. Page who did not run. Lawrence B. Anderson won the planning board race 356 to 144, succeeding Walter E. Lovejoy for five years. Donald Donaldson was re-elected moderator and Sumner Smith was re-elected selectman, both unopposed.
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Lincoln
Concord
Donald Donaldson
Sumner Smith
Selectman
John W. Carman
Willard F. Rand
Carman
William N. Page
Lawrence B. Anderson
Planning Board
Anderson
Arthur W. Rice, Jr
Walter E. Lovejoy
Two youths inducted into Concord service
Concord Dr. board No. 54 announces the induction of William J. Zumwalt of escent road and Henry P. Kidder Jr. of 8 Hosmer road into the service.
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Concord
Mullen Service Largely Attended At Union Church
Funeral services were largely attended last Thursday afternoon at West Concord Union Church for Arthur Thomas Mullen age 59 of Main street West Concord who died March 4. Rev John Elmo Wallace officiated assisted by Noah Brannen. Bearers were Robert L. Mullen Harry Wilson Louis Audette Robert Padgett Frank Grieve and Wilfred Day. Reformatory held a prior service with Rev Robert Walker officiating. Delegations from the Concord Rationing Board the Massachusetts Reformatory Board of Trade and Masonic organizations were present along with town officers. Flags on the reformatory were flown at half staff. Burial was at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Arthur Thomas Mullen
Main Street
John Elmo Wallace
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Noah Brannen
Robert L. Mullen
Harry Wilson
Louis Audette
Robert Padgett
Worcester
Frank Grieve
Maynard
Wilfred Day
Dedham
Reformatory
Robert Walker
Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Board of Trade
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Fireman Elected Tax Collector At Marshfield
Concord-Perce Robinson, a fireman of the Central Fire Station in Concord, was elected tax collector of Marshfield at the annual election on Monday. He will resign as fireman to devote full time to the new post after giving notice to Chief Harry E. Tuttle. Robinson formerly served as a fireman at Fort Devens and has lived in Cape town the past several years.
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Concord
Perce’ M Robinson
Central Fire Station
Marshfield
Harry E. Tuttle
Robinson
Fort Devens
Cape Town
Young People Meet at Purinton Home in Concord
The Young People's Society of the Evangelical Free Church gathered Friday night at 8 o'clock at the home of March G Purinton Jr on Hillside avenue in West Concord.
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Young People’s Society of the Evangelical Free Church
March G. Purinton, Jr
Hillside Avenue
West
Concord
Concord High Gridsters Prepare for Spring Practice
Concord High football coach Bernie Megin has called out his 1946 gridsters for spring drills at Hunt Memorial gymnasium. Signal practice will lead to outdoor workouts at Emerson playground when weather permits. a near veteran squad is expected next year.
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Concord
Bernie Megin
Concordy High School
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Megin
Emerson Playground
Lawson Couple To Observe 26th Wedding Anniversary
Concord patrolman Robert P. Lawson and his wife Mrs. Lawson of 2 Fielding Street celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary on Friday March 15. Married March 15 1920 in East Hartford Connecticut the Lawsons have lived in Concord most of the time. They have two sons both World War II veterans with Robert returning from the European Theatre and Raymond serving in the U S Coast Guard now a Boston University student.
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Concord
Robert P. Lawson
Fielding Street
East Hartford
Contecticut
Robert
Raymond
U. & Coast Guard
Boston University
Cottage Meetings With D W Hamilton At Local Homes
Evangelical Free Church opens a series of cottage meetings starting March 19 with D W Hamilton, Boston noonday prayer meeting secretary, visiting host homes in South Acton Concord and West Concord. Meetings run March 19 to 24 with Sunday church sessions at 3 30 and 7 00.
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Concord
Evangelical Free Church
D. W. Hamilton
Boston
John Andersen
South Acton
Ted Thoresen
Alfred Madsen
West Concord
Andrews
Concord Grange to Host Another Whist Party
The Concord Grange schedules a whist party at Mrs. Marion Clark's home on Main Street next Tuesday March 19 at 8 oclock. Mrs. in line DeMars takes first prize at the last event. next regular meeting set for April 9 at eight oclock.
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Concord
Concord Grange
Marion Clark
Main Street
In Line DeMars
The
Grange Wiill
Oge
Concord Woman's Club Holds Monday Meeting
The Concord Woman's Club met Monday afternoon at Trinitarian Church parish house. President Sherman Blair presided over the business segment. Mrs E E Bishtol led the committee in charge of the program. American Home Day was announced with a luncheon preceding the meeting.
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Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Hubbard Street
Sherman Blair
E. E. Bishto
Local Youths Expected Home From Overseas Service
West Concord youths are due back soon after overseas service. Named are Robert F. Peterson Jr. and Pfc Ralph A. Gerow of 74 Central Street and 186 Commonwealth Avenue respectively. They served in the U S Army and recently returned to the area with other veterans in San Francisco.
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West Concord
Wes Concord
Follo
Robert F. Son
Lee Peterson
Central
Ralph A. Gerow
Ralph A
U. S. Army
Act
San Francisco
Cal
Missionary Society to Meet at Cal Free Church
Concord church announces a Thursday evening gathering of the Missionary Society at the Cal Free Church. Annie J. Olsen and Beth Watson will co host the event.
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Thelissionary Society of the el: Cal Free
Annie J. Olsen
M Beth Watson
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