Acton-Twenty-seven Strike Touches Plant Demands
Workers at the A. company woodworking plant remain on strike as wage and union shop issues dominate negotiations. Union officials say living wage demands must be met before any settlement. plant spokesman contends the strike is not solely about a union shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ath Acton
Ion
A. Taalompany
woodWorking
Toslay
Woodnwork Union
Aid Plant
Representa
Ater
A. d
Ld Day
The
Ers
Freedman
Ake
Sev
Jplant
Bedford 3 Nurse Heads to Training in New York
Ruth Johansen Cummings, a Bedford nurse from Deaconess Hospital in Boston, leaves last week for six weeks of American nursing training in King, New York. She has worked on the hospital floor for two years and is taking a vacation at her home before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion ‘Hart
Hartsford
Boston Donated Gas Company
Florida
Accouig
Ruth Johansen
Cummings
Bedford
King, N. Y
Americabnes
E. Deaconess Hospital
Bos
York
Town Meeting Reviews Costs and Sewerage Plans
A Red Progressive Club meeting at Civic Club House on Loomis Street discussed town costs and disposal of sewerage, with Charles Hume presiding and about twenty-two members present. Separately, the first aid course at the library drew Veterans group members and was offered free to interested individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiford
Civic Cub
Loomiston
Marci
Boar
Bnt
Charles Hume
Ford Grange Sets Evening Meetings and Socials
The regular meeting of Ford Grange was held at the town hall on Monday evening with members including Walford Alger, Vincent McGrath, and Rita Dunivan. A Solomon Grundy party followed and refreshments were served by Mrs. Waldo Alger and Miss May Powderly. A bridge and whist party will be hosted at Mrs. Leila M. Blake’s home on the evening of the 21st, inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Offord
Grange
Aster
Salvatore Albani
Pyeg
Wal- Grange
Solomon Grundy
Vincent
McGrath
Rita Dunivan
Waldo Alger
Han
May
Powderly
Ethel Ab
Ford Py
Leila M. Blake
Concord High to Field First Baseball Team This Season
Concord plans a four league schedule with opening game on April 19 Patriot's Day against Ford at Emerson Playground. Captain Jimmy Cordon leads a veteran infield and Woody Blocher, pitcher, heads a pitching staff alongside catcher Dave Carey. Newcomers include Harwood Cousins Gangloff Ryan Moscarello Lawson and Anderson vying for starting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cook
Emerson Playground
Mayford
Jimmy Cordon
Wook
Jack
Larrabee
Jackie Fievin
Frannie + Horner
Billy O'Neill
Etem
Herby Blodge
Moscariello
Macone
Leading Tagalongs Win Bowling Match in Tight Race
The Leading Tagalongs beat Tagelongs by three pins as Maybees hold second place in the Ladies Bowling League on March 18. Steerylakers topple Topsies. Top scorers include Anna Valente 98 and Mary Moynihan 953. High averages list Rita Bariteau, Tarda Dee, Agnes Neville. Standings show Wee Maybees and Tagalongs near top with two matches left this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebucone
Tagelongs
Steerylakers
Anna’ Valente
Mary Moynihan
Ginnie
Dunn
Margaret Burke
iMerrymakers
SD Odac
Pistol League Shoot Highlights Local Scores
In the NB pistol league March 18 Patrolman J Almon Heyliger led with 278 of 300 at the ae range. Team one members Marshall Witherell Finan Foster Heyliger Lawton totaled 1067. Team two included Pittan McCarthy Nolan Lawson totaling ...".
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
J. Almon Heyliger
Ae Range
Marshall J. Witherell
James B. Finan, Jr
John Foster
Heyliger
N. Lawton
Shower for Miss Ryan in Concord Event Notice
Last Wednesday evening at Mrs. Dorothy E. Diskin's home at 91 Sudbury Road a shower was held for Miss Mary A. Ryan sister of Mrs. Diskin. Guests from Boston Somerville Arlington Concord attended and presented gifts. The event anticipates an April 19 wedding for Miss Ryan and Harold G. Pener of Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Dorothy E. Diskin
Sudbury Road
Mary A. Ryan
Lowell Road
Harold G. Pener
Riverside
Evens
West Loncord
Boston
Somerville
Arlington
Married Ten Years Quiet Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs James H Deaton of 411 Main Street quietly observed their 10th wedding anniversary at home. They were married in March 1950 and have resided in Sepcord for over six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mro
James H. Deaton
Main Street
Sepcord
Concord Plans Patriot Day Celebration With Many Events
The Veterans Council of Concord plans a Patriot's Day program marking the 166th anniversary of the Concord bridge fight. Morning sports include the Concord High School nine against its rival at Emerson playground and a triangular track meet with Maynard and Framingham at Emerson track. A dance is set for the Veterans Building on Saturday the 18th. Adjutant W. Percy Blodgett will release full plans soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Veterans Council of ‘Concord
Concords
Concord Bridge
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Maynard
Framingham
Lee Apper Bride of Jacob Atkins in Concord Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Lee Apper daughter of Mr and Mrs Myer Wool Roxbury and Jacob Atkins son of Mr and Mrs Max Arkin 14 Main Street Concord occurred Sunday afternoon at the Caplan House Roxbury The Rev J Merriman officiated with family members present The couple plan a wedding trip to New York Washington and the South and will reside in Cambridge upon return The bride a Roxbury High School graduate and the groom a Concord High School and Boston University alumnus who captained the university baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lee Apper
Myer Wool
Roxbury
Jacob Atkins
Max Arkin
Main ‘Street
Caplan
J. Merriman
New York
Washington
South
Cambridge
Arkip
Bangor Transportation Company
Boston’ University
Car Crash Triggers Telegraph Pole Break and Alarm
A car driven by 21 year old Stanley H Gerow of 18 Conant Street ran out of control near noon Sunday, striking a telegraph pole and snapping it at the base. The impact caused a short circuit that activated the fire alarm. Police say Gerow fainting may have caused the loss of control. In the car were his sister Mise Doris 16, his mother Mrs Anabella Gerow 50, and friend Mrs John H Denton 57, all of 186 Commonwealth Avenue Weat Concord. All occupants were shaken and taken home for treatment. The damaged car was towed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H Gerow
Conant Street
Gerow
young _Gerow
Mise Doris
Anabella’ Gerow
John H Denton
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Peace Commission plans anti war rally in Boston
Ann H Tracy of 3 Monroe street is a member of the Peace Commission announcing an anti war rally at Symphony hall Boston Thursday night at 8 oclock. Several prominent speakers will address the audience and a large Concord delegation plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ann H. Tracy
Monroe Pleate
Peace
Ig An
Hall
Boston
Fire at Anderson Home Damages Roof and Attic
Firefighters from the Central station were called to Box 16 at 2 20 pm last Sunday for a blaze at Helmer Anderson's Lexington home. The fire, likely started by a defective chimney, spread from the attic to the roof before the 45 minute effort by firemen. Estimated damage runs about 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Central Station
Helmer’ Anderson
Lexington Read
Concord Immunization Clinic Offers Free Diphtheria Shots
The Concord health department has offered free diphtheria immunizations for pre school and school children for years. The program aims to keep the disease absent and urges all parents to have their children immunized. A clinic is scheduled for Monday March 31 at Peter Bulkeley Hall and at the West location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Health Department
Concord School
Ig Ies
Peter Bulkeley
Annual Minute Man Foresters Banquet Slated in Carlisle
The Minute Man Foresters Association announces its annual banquet to be held in Carlisle Union Hall on Thursday April 17. Fire Chief and department plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
avrnual’Minute-Man Foresters Association
Carlisle Union
Concord Jurist Judge Prescott Keyes Dies Noted Bencher, 83
Judge Prescott Keyes of the Concord District Court, lifelong Concord resident and son of Judge John S. Keyes, marked his 83rd birthday while retired at home after a long, notable career on the Concord bench. He retired June 8, 1930, when Governor Bly appointed Howard A. Wilson to the bench. In recent years illness confined him to his home, ending his active public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Prescott Keyes
Main Street
Concord District Court
Keyes
Dent
John S. Keyes
P Joseph B. Bly
Ays Justice
Howard ‘A. Wilson
Majnard
Concord Court
Snows Take Lead Over K of C In Mill Dam Bowling
Secretary Walter Joy notes Snows defending champions now sit atop the Mill Dam league after a string of six straight wins. Caseys previously led all season, with Knights slipping to second as runners and other contenders include Depot Concord Oil All Stars and Lincoln. The league plans a May banquet to close the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walter Joy
Mill Dam
Snows
K of C
Caseys
Joy
Knights
Ander Sons
Depot
Concord Oil
All Stars
Lincoln
Mace
Whitney
Concord High names Freddie Macone captain for next season
At Concord High School a meeting of varsity lettermen named Freddie Macone captain for the next season, succeeding David Carey who graduates in June. The team posted a 7 win 10 loss record this year and reached Townsend tournament consolation honors. Macone will lead a group including Bob Antognoni, Dick Witherbee, Jack Larrabee, Ed Wille, Ken Genglof, Carl Anderson, Williams, and others as Gooch Al Cook shapes the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Freddie Macone
David Carey
Macone
Gooch
al Cook
Cook
Concord Sporting “Gircles
Townsend
Bob
Antognoni
Concord men on Boston committee plan dinner event
A large Concord membership plans to attend a New England dinner for Anetien Pa Fat 20 at 6 80 Friday evening at the Hotel Ven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord—A
Concord
The
New England
Requiem High Mass Held in West Concord
William Bartolomeo former West Concord resident born Concord May 29 1906 died after illness three years ago. survived by wife Harriet Bartolomeo father Salvatore Bartolomeo brothers John Angelo Clarence Frank five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services conducted from his father's home then a requiem high mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord with interment at St Bernard's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Joseph
William Bartolmeo
West Conord
Washington
Roxbury
A E. Masachusetts
Boston
Omeonne
Harriet
Watt) Bartollmeo
Salvatore
Bartolmeo
John B
Angelo
Main’ Street
Clarence
Lynn
Frank
Leominster
Florence A
Ida M. C
Brad‘ord
West Concord
Celia Ventura
Theresa Shaughnessy
Somerville
Amela Mastrantuano
Waltham
Veteran Coach Leads Middlesex Nine Into Spring
Veteran coach Raymond oversees Middlesex School baseball as he fields a large squad for a potential strong season. Captain Billy Barron anchors a lineup that includes Laddy Sanford, Dick Childs, Dick Lambert, Stanton, Cole, Atkins, and other promising recruits. First game is set for early April with outdoor practices hampered by heavy snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
Se Ae
Siac Eppibellariaee
Raymond
Billy Barron
Chunky Weston
Catghter
Laddy Sanford
Dick Childs
Lexington
Dick Lambert
Stanton
Cole
Atkins
Concord Church and Society Notices Schedule
Concord events include the Nor wegian Sick Relief Benefit Society annual meeting at Thorpe Monument Friday evening announced by secretary Ole Olson Rev Donald Paige of the Methodist Church Gleasondale will speak at the mid week Lenten Service West Concord Union Church Tuesday at 7 30 The King's Daughters First Parish Vestry meeting Tuesday at 2 Mrs Robert Harwood and Miss Helen Moore hostesses Rev Edward Perry Daniels preaches at First Parish Sunday 11 am and speaks on Christ and danger in evening Rotary Club luncheon at Colonial Inn Thursday noon with Wardwell arranging for latest Socony pictures by St Martin and Waton Worcester district speakers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Sick Relief Benefit Society
Thorpe
Ole Olson
Donald Paige
Methodist Church
Gleasondale
Concord Union
Rch
The
King’s Daughters of the
Robert Harwood
Helen Moore
First
Edward Perry Daniele
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Hubert. M. Wardwell
Messrs. St. Martin and Waton
Worcester ‘District
Socony
Engagement Notice for Marian Eleanor Currier and Raymond Blaisdell
Mrs. Rudolph W. Currier of Church Street Carlisle announces the engagement of her daughter Marian Eleanor to Raymond Carleton Blaisdell of Concord. Marian is a Concord High School graduate and Raymond is a graduate of Acton List School and employed in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rudolph W. Currier
Church Street
Carlisle
Marian Eleanor
Raymond Carleton Blaisdell
Bel- Ma Concord
Currier
Blaisdell
Acton List Ss
Cambridge
Fire destroys James DeMos home in Carlisle
A one family dwelling owned by James DeMos on Acton street burned early Tuesday. DeMos and his two young sons escaped with the help of his housekeeper after waking to smoke. Fire crews arrived as the structure and car in the garage were engulfed. Damage was about $4,000 with full destruction of the house, furniture, tools, and car. Chief Waldo Wilson led operations aided by nearby water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
James DeMos
Acton Street
Demos
Solis
Altor
Aly
Waldo
D. Wilson
Concord Women Visit Camp Edwards To See Soldiers
Last Friday a Concord group traveled by private autos to Camp Edwards where members of Company H were greeted by Second Lieutenant John Whitney. Captain Otis M Whitney spoke, hosts provided cocoa and ice cream, and a Virginia Reel gave all a chance to dance. Two local soldiers, William L. McCarthy Jr. and James J. Martin, received surprise honors before the group returned to Concord around 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Gocher
Ants
Edwards
Ephew
Coutt
John
Whitney
Company
Otis M Whitney
Edward W. Sheehan
Concord Company
Prendergast
West Concord
Bud” Carr
Virginia
William L. McCarthy, Jr
Main Street
James J Martin
Bedford Street
Concord Public Safety Meeting On April 7 At Veterans Building
Major Michael J Dee chairs a Concord meeting for all citizens at 8 pm April 7 to outline civilian defense plans. Principal speaker Daniel Needham will discuss statewide work and citizen organization. Baldwin of New England Flying Cadets will describe civilian participation and enlistment efforts across Concord Acton Bedford and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael’ Dee
Concord
Veterans
Candoeg
Ctiniel Daniel
Needham
Baldwin
Massachupetty Seamities
New England Flying Cadets
Acton
Bedford
Gaincoln
Mary Herings
Ae Brooks
Margaret’ Coline
Elizabeth ¢ Brennan
Rodney’ Pratt
Henry
Laughlin
Ivan
D. Servaig
Sepia Cies
wWomen
General Committee On Public Safety
Michael J Dee
Robert Goodwin
Ann
Roger D. Swaim
Joseph Murray
Joh C. Dolan
Herbert’ B. Hosmer
Raymond Harerson
William G. Bree
Pratt
Burleigh L. Pratt
Whittemore Brown
H.M
Wardwell
Board of Selectmen
Johanee
Leslie Anderson
Henry Teen Percy
Plodgett
Herod” ‘Chasé
Dr. Pump Flavin
Horace Kt. Fletcher
Samuel Hoar
George
A. Sandini
John CO
John Be Fdrick
William’g. Murray
Everett Pierce
Servats
Nausea Sheehan
Dawford Comins
Harold Gabot
William
A. ‘Buttrick
Hans Miller
Mary
Henry Laughlin
Arth Prooks
Rodney Pratt
Margaret Collins
Mise
Eliza Beth Brennan
Ivan D. Servais
Firemen Hold Card Party at Bedford Fire House
Bedford firehouse hosts a card party Friday evening under local auspices. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Walter Bieren Scofield, Mrs Reba Clank and Mrs John Cerasuole. Consolation prize to Miss Dean Rose. Whist prize recipients included Mrs Leila Blake J Howes Mrs Richard Dodge and Miss Catherine Cullinane. Consolation prize to Miss Mary Cullinane. Refreshments provided by committee members Salvator Albani Guntran Hemmingson Albert Clifford and Rasmus Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Eas
Bridge
Walter Bieren
Ae Man. Scofield
Repa. Clank
John Cerasuole
Dean Rose
Priner
Leila M. Blake J. Howes
Richard Dodge
Catherine Cullinane
Mary Cullinane
Salvatoré ‘Albani
Guntian Hemmingson
Albert’ Clfford
Rasmus Petersen
Unclear historical notice fragment from early 1900s
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a veteran, a journey, and a 1899 to 1900 timeline with dates and names, including Leslie and Jamnea J. Mote, suggesting a biographical or employment note. The passage is incomplete, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars i . Pecaeen
I Chiaitty
Bkervron Hile
Pion Dersora
Carliglegan
Leslie
Jamnea J
Mesehicla
Mander
Anil Tolley
Fire Wardens Meet Friday Belford
Fragments describe a Friday meeting of fire wardens in Belford with attendees including a Chief Dodge and Dr. W ma from the U S Vete Ps. The notice mentions moving pictures and refreshments to be served, including an oyster stew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford
Mi Spo
Dodge
W Ma
U. S
Hudson-The datid fe oi oe street
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or identifiable names. The readable portion mentions a street and possible dateline. No verifiable actions, organizations, or dates to summarize into a coherent record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
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Anderson
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Joseph W. Bartolmeo
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Camp Edwards
Concone
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Avery
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