Miss Curran Weds R Kulakowski in Concord
Miss Louisé M. Curran of Concord marries R Kulakowski of Salem at St. Bernard's with Rev. Mark Sullivan officiating. A Wright Tavern reception followed. The couple will live in Salem after a New York wedding trip. Kulakowski served 28 months overseas in the U S Army.
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R. Fit Kulakowski
Salem
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Sarah A. Bartolomeo
Art Kulakowski
Silvi G. Mieli
Richard and
Frederick Kula
Kowski
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U. S. Army
Concord High School
Mill Dam
Concord Patrolman and Mrs Finan Celebrate 22nd Anniversary
Concord patrolman Thomas V. Finan and his wife Maud Finan quietly marked their 22nd wedding anniversary at their home on Willow Street. They were married April 28, 1924 in Maynard and have lived in Concord since. Finan served in the Coast Guard during World War II and has been with the Concord force for nearly 20 years. Their daughters Theresa and Patricia are 18 and 14.
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Mark Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Scarpitti in West Concord
Mr and Mrs Vito Scarpitti formerly Jane Viola of 45 Conant Street celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary last Sunday April 28 The couple married in Concord on April 28 1928 and have lived here since They are parents to a son Stephen and a daughter Connie
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Easter wedding in Lexington unites Catalina and Vaccarello family ties
Miss Virginia Rosemarie Catalano daughter of Mr and Mrs Ordunate Catalano of Lexington married Henry G Vaccarello son of Mr and Mrs George Vaccarello of Lexington. The ceremony at St Bridget's Church Lexington was conducted by Rev William J McCarthy. The couple will reside in Newton after a wedding trip.
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Rachael Catalano
Sally Vaccarello
Emily Vaccarello
Mildred Pastucco
Dorchester
Jennie Falzone
Waltham
Vincent Vaccarello
South Acton
James Catalano
Frank Belcastro
Dominick Pastucco
John Augustus
New York City
Amadeao Falzone
Anthony Palumbo
U. S. Navy
Newton
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
Community calendar lists sewing rooms at Old Concord High School open all day. Adams and Bridges store hosts a rummage sale on Commonwealth avenue at 10 am. Various church and civic group meetings run through Wednesday with lawn and hall gatherings, meals, and assemblies at multiple local venues.
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Sirois Named Campaign Head For Bradford
Col Edward J Sirois former legislator and Republican leader will manage Governor Bradford’s campaign. He was discharged from the Army after five years with Burma and China service. Sirois said he will actively participate to restore a sound businesslike administration at the governor’s office.
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Terminal Leave Ends Major Henry J. Cooidge Service
Concords Major Henry J. Cooidge has been separated from the service while on terminal leave. A veteran of World War I and World War II, he has been stationed at Fort Devens the last few months and now ends his military duty.
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Henry J. Cooidge
Sudbury’ Road
Fort Devens
Last of Macones Discharged From Navy Service
Concord resident Macone, last of six brothers, has received his discharge after 25 months in the Pacific Theatre. The former Concord High School basketball captain is the only Macone to serve in the Navy. the other five brothers Ralph Nicholas Robert Richard and Joseph served in the Army or Air Corps.
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U. S. Navy
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Longstreet
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Amarillo Drugstore Ad Lures To Move To Fairbanks
A Fairbanks pharmacist offered $375 monthly to any Amarillo druggist who would relocate to Alaska and work for him, prompting local residents to view the ad as an insult to Amarillo climate.
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