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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1949

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Unclear fragmentary obituary notice with locations

Fragmentary text mentions burial at Marys church and a committal requiem. Indicates a member of a group with military affiliation. Names W. Currier and address 255 Main Street appear as readable details.

Conalso Cele- Mary's Church Military

St Patrick’s Whist Party Tonight at Lincoln Town Hall

Concord residents invited to attend a St Patrick’s whist party at Lincoln Town hall sponsored by Virginia, formerly of Concord, now visiting his mother Mrs. George Soffriti at 92 Thoreau Street. Mrs Soffriti recently underwent an operation in a Boston hospital.

Concord Lincoln Town Hall Virginia George Soffriti Thoreau Street Boston

Concord Man Described as Not a Nazi in 1933

A Concord man, not a Nazi, stayed in Berlin in 1933 to remain a university student. He arrived in the United States in 1934, with his wife a Concord Academy faculty member and former resident of Williamsport. They are reported to be pleasant, with no children.

University of Berlin Concord Academy Wii Liamstown

Attendees Named at Inter-Community Committee Meeting

The report lists Miss Mildred Coggin and Mrs. Charles F. Murray of Bedford and Mrs Clarence E. Wilson of Concord among attendees at the Inter-Community Committee meeting in Waltham.

Concord Inter-Commounity One Committee Walthan Mildred Coggin Charles F. Murray Bedford Clarence E. Wilson Eee Waltham

Rehearsals Begin for Parish Hall Minstrel Show

Local troupe continues rehearsals in Monument Hall for the upcoming grand minstrel show to be staged Monday through Wednesday April 25 to 27 at the parish hall. Bas directed the production again this year.

Concord Free Public Library Gallery Opens Daily

The Concord Free Public Library gallery invites visitors to view the exhibit daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. except Sundays, with a warm greeting extended to all who come to enjoy the display.

Concord Free Public Library

Concord Sportsmen's Show Draws Grand Prize Winner

At the Concord event the Windup drew 12 grand prizes with James Cullinane of Winthrop winning the first prize. The show featured fifty performance acts and a showcase of local talent, ending with a promotional appearance by Hal Gayers.

Concord Nate Eee Ae I Penstone Concord Ainie Buns James Cullinane Winthrop Hal Gayers

Wheeler PTA Plans Regular Monthly Meeting Next Wednesday

The Wheeler School PTA schedules its regular monthly meeting for next Wednesday evening. The article notes concerns about the speaker's background, but provides scant details on topics or invitados.

West Concord Wheeler School O & Inc

Average sardine rig cost at nineteen thousand dollars each

The report states the average price for a sardine rig is $19 000 per unit. This figure highlights typical capital expenditure for fleets or fishing operations relying on onboard gear.

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State Armory Concord Red & Gun Club, Inc Keith Martin W. Currier Main Street W. Concord Harold Cabot S. Flannery Pring Veer Cate J. Antognoni WINIE L. B. Tighe South Sudbury Naturalization Court Andersen Ing Fetengueases Volpe & Co., Builders Paul C. Luxton P.O. Box Gleasondale Philip Ba Soh ToBoSpeaker PTA Drue Room Middlesex County National Bank
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