Trade Board Supper Session Closes Winter Season
The Trade Board held its monthly supper meeting at Colonial Inn with about 45 members and guests. President Herbert A Brown led an after supper loneliness session and Les Whittemore took over. New member joined. program featured Mrs O'Donnell singing with pianist E Pay True and a new fishing industry film shown by Mr O'Donnell with Mrs O'Donnell.
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Oncord
Board of Rises
Colonial Inn
Thomas L. Sanborn
Herbert A. Brown
Les Whittemore
Karl Spooner
Carlisle
Billy Delaney
U. S. Army
Southwest Pacific
John R. O'Donnell
U. Ss. Fisheries Company
Whittemore
Meeting Adjourned for Summer at Wright's Tavern
The club paused for summer and planned to reconvene at Wright's Tavern on Monday October 2 at 6 30 PM for the next session.
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Wright's Tavern
Memorial Day activity and hospital fund auction noted
Hudson Arthur Fearing returns to work at the First National Store on Walnut Street after a month’s leave. Memorial Day wreath making by the Ladies of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary is underway at Memorial Hall. A public penny sale at Memorial Hall hosted by Auxiliary 30, Sons of United Veterans, begins Tuesday at 8:30 PM to fund a wheel chair for Cushing General Hospital. Peggy Cotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Bernard Cotter, completed duties as X Ray technician at Toby Hospital Wareham. The Med erated Church Altruistic Class meets Monday evening May 8 at the church hosted by Mrs. Gustafson, Mrs. Alien, Mrs. Sealy, and Mrs. Coolidge.
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Arthur Fearing
Walnut Street
First National
Wood Square
Sons of United Veterans
Memorial Hall
High Street
Cushing General Hospital
Framingham
Peggy Cotter
G. Bernard Cotter
Warner Street
Toby Hospital
Wareham
Mederated Church
Moni
Churén
Sarah Gustafson
Nellie Alien
Dorothy Sealy
Ethelyn M. Coolidge
Local Grange hosts meeting and community notes in Concord
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange met in Concord with the Concord Grange as guests. News includes a new director for the Southern Middlesex Healthy Association, birth of Lois Johnson in Boston, and a Middlesex School loss to St. Mark’s. Also: First Friday Masses May 5, tin-can drive planned, asparagus harvest prep, Walden Royal Arch degree session, and a May 10 post meeting at the Veterans building.
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Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Elkshall
Concord
Allister F. MacDougall
Middlesex Counry Extension Service
Southern Middlesex Healthy Association
Somerville
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Edmund Jp. French
Carlisle
Concord County Company Drills In Gas Masks
Concord counts its first outdoor drill of the season with arms stacking and new gas masks. The unit plans next week to begin mask drills while the First Battalion officers and non coms school continues this Thursday under Captain Pratt. Sergeant assignments include Fox, French and Nims with a fourth Company visit to the Red Cross Block Bank in Boston on May 16. The 23rd Infantry Band members are invited to attend without instruments.
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Concord
Pratt
4Th Co
Fox
Nims
Red Cross Block Bank
Boston
Inf
Concord Soldiers and Allies On Leave or Training Soon
Pvt Stanwood K Bolton Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stanwood K Bolton of 81 Sudbury Road on 10 day furlough from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri visits his parents. Ashley B Cousins Jr former Concord High School athlete stationed at Houston training field with 10 weeks to wings. John T OBrien Jr US Navy home on leave from Newport RI. Standage Gordon Johndree Jr son of Standage G Johndree 205 Street West Concord commissioned second lieutenant in Marine Air Corps in Pensacola. Donald J Dee pharmacist mate second class US Navy returned to duty in Dallas after 12 day leave. Concord’s naval list now 15 killed eight in action seven in US four missing three POWs about 25 wounded. Harold Carlson US Navy on leave visiting local friends.
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Pvt
Stanwood ‘K. Bolton Jr
Stanwood K. Bolton
Sudbury Road
Fort Leonard Wood
Middlesex School
Stuent
Ashley B. Cousins Jr
Concord High School
Ashley B. Cousins
Lincoln
U. S. Army Air Corps Training Field
Houston
Texas
Gordon Johndree Jr
G. Johndree
205 Street
West Concord
U. S. Marine Air Corps
Pensa Fla
Donald J. Dee
U. S. Navy
Dallas
Joseph M. Dee
Bedford Street
Concord
Willis Lester Leaves for Marine Boot Training
Willis Lester aged 37 Roosevelt street, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lester, departs today for boot training with the U S Marine Corps.
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Willis Lester
Roosevelt Street
Robert Lester
U. S. Marine Corps
Same Time Next Week at Plymouth Theatre Boston
Milton Berle Ziegfeld group and Andrew Billings present Same Time Next Week at Plymouth Theatre Boston for two weeks starting May Monday with matinees. The production stars Grace Hartman and Paul with Bert and Betty radio team plot as they face contracts domestic strife and an adoption society. Featuring scenic design by Frederick Fox and direction by Franklin Helfer with a large supporting cast.
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Milton Berle
Andrew Billings
Searle Kramer
Plymouth Theatre
Boston
Pag Paul
Grace Hartman
Bert
Betty
Plymouth
Franklin Helfer
Frederick Fox
Hartmans
Messrs. Berle
Billing
Robert H. Harris
Arthur Stang
Gerry Carr
William Jeffrey
Joe ‘Verdi
Louise Lorimer
Catherine Cameron
Tom McElhany
George Khan
Lewis Charles
Edward Rowley
Billy Sands
George Cotton
Betsy Reed
Jack Jacobs
John Farrell
Lee Kelson
Morsey Sells Endicott Peabody Estate in Groton
Sudbury broker Ralph L. Morsey handled the sale of the Samuel Endicott Peabody estate in Groton, a 16 room house with four baths and 70 acres sold to Dr. Loring Swain of Boston. Another large property, the James Carter estate, changed hands via Morsey and will be occupied by the Clifford Pinkham family of Fitchburg. Visitors at the Wayside Inn included Harvard Chinese students who signed the register in Chinese, while Emerson College President Harry Seymour Ross stayed briefly to rest before Commencement. Ensign Ted Buxton and his wife visited his sister Mrs. William S. Hoan Concord Read. Buxton had brothers in service, Lt. Commander Winslow Buxton and Brewster Buxton.
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Ralph L. Morsey
Sudbury
Samuel Endicott Peabody
Groton
Loring Swain
Boston
James Carter
Mr. Morse
Clifford Pinkham
Fitchbereg
Wayside Inn
Winslow Buxton
Sid Brewster Buxton
Concord High routs Reading High 17 to 2 in baseball
Concord High School exploded for nine runs in the first two innings and cruised to a 17 to 2 Middle Six County League victory at Emerson Playground. Pitcher Jackie Castor held Reading to three hits while fanning 11 batters and walking four. Al Davis led Concord with three hits and seven bases, Buck MacFarlane added four singles, and Wally Macone and Pete Frankenberg each had two. Concord added five runs in the fifth inning to pull away.
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Concord
Reading High
Emerson Playground
Concord High School
Reading
Jackie Castor
Patter
Castor
al. Davis
Bulwark
Buck MacFarlane
Wally Macone
Pete Frankenberg
Davis
Leach
Bloom
Cullinane
Warren
Meange
Boston Trade Defeats Middlesex at Concord diamond
Boston Trade defeated Middlesex School 7 to 3 at Concord private school field. Righthander Jack Grosberg pitched for Trade with eight strikeouts, while Middlesex starter Landon Clay lasted six innings before Ellis finished. Trade scored three in opening inning and added two late for the win.
Scarpitti Couple Marks 16th Wedding Anniversary
West Concord Mr and Mrs Vito Scarpitti of 45 Covant Street celebrated their 16th anniversary last Friday. Mrs Scarpitti is the former Jane Viola of West Concord. They wed in Concord on April 28 1928 and have two children Stephen and Connie. Mr Scarpitti is currently employed on
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West Concord
Vito Scarpitti
Covant ‘Street
Bedford Soldier Wounded in Southwest Pacific Arrives in California
Sgt Ralph C Carlin a South wounded service member arrives in California awaiting transfer to a nearby hospital The community hosts a New and Second Sale organized by the Women's Service Club at Fletcher Road noon Friday with a concurrent food sale Also listed are transfers homecomings and illness updates for local servicemen and residents including SSgt Robert L Brown PFC Nicholas Genetti and others with members of the public visiting or hosting during the period
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Ralph C. Carlin
Southwest Pacific
California
Women’s Service Club
Fletcher ‘Road
Robert L. Brown
Cutler Street
Fort Standish
Boston
Camp Shelby
Aves
Wderly
South Read
Italy
RE. Herlihy
Hancock Street
Camp Devens
Anna McGann
Springs Road
Hillside Avenue
Warren Way
Erie
Nicholas Genetti
U. Ss. Marines
North Road
New York
Robert Moya
Pennsylvania
Philip Tackney
Concord
Maynard man aids rescue of youth
Maynard resident Robert J. Lester, aboard a Maritime Service sailboat, helped rescue a 16 year old after a canoe capsized off shore. The crew, praised by the superintendent, rescued one youth while another, Donald Roper of Oakland, drowned.
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Maynard
Robert Lester
Arthur Street
U.S.M.S
Alameda
Calif
Maritime Service
S$. W. Whipple
Oakland
Donald Roper
Robert. J. Lester
Sudbury Church Service Flag Adds Nine Stars
Mrs Alfred Gardner returns from the Phillips House and regains health. Bridge Club hosts at Mrs Raymond's home. Rev William Preston led a service for armed forces boys at Sudbury Methodist on April 30. Nine more stars added to the church service flag with family representatives present. Sudbury Methodist women plan a spring sale and supper on May 16 featuring attractive aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gardner
Phillips House
Walter E. Piper
George J Raymond
Raymond
William JF. Preston
Sudbury Methodist Church
Onan Secon Stee
Concord D A R Meets May 6th at Old Mill Tea Room
The Old Concord Chapter of the D A R will hold its monthly meeting and luncheon on Saturday afternoon at the Old Mill Tea Room. Luncheon is at 1 o clock and the business meeting will be called to order at 2 45 p m.
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Oncord
Old Concord
Old Mill Daim
Concord High Faces Setback in Track Meet
Wellesley won six events as Concord High struggled in the Concord Track Team Bowl. Jack Merrick won the 100 yards in 11.5 seconds and Joe Wheeler took the 880 in 2 minutes 44.5 seconds. Donald Rinall tied for high jump with Francis Hancock as Concord added points in several events.
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Concord
Wellesley Ram
Concord High
Imameelesley
Jack Grout
Jack Merrick
Joe Wheeler
Wheeler
Merrick
Ers
Rick
Donald Rinall
Francis Hancock
Wellesley
Communion Be May and Concord Council Meeting Summary
A Concord Council meeting was held at Monument Hall on Tuesday with Rudolph W. Currier presiding. Plans for future actions were discussed and the next meeting scheduled for May 16. A breakfast at the hall was voted for May 28 morning. Joseph Kenna was named chair of the program, and a speaking program will be arranged.
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Concord
Concord Council
Monument Hall
Rudolph W. Currier
Actioit
Bel
Joseph Kenna
CIA
Concord Relays Fall To Lexington Rival At Center
Concord loses third track meet of the season to arch rival Lexington Center ground. Merrick leads the team with 12 points, Frank and Bob Nelson post top finishes in shot put and high jump, with Concord earning two first places and multiple third places across events.
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Concord
Les
Lexington” Center
Concord O
Frank
Bob Nelson
Ru Merrick
Notice of Closed M for the Duration and Fel. 3964
A notice states that the M has been closed for the duration and references Fel. 3964. Details beyond the OCR are unreadable.
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Sultana P
Sweet
Kerbel
Armour
Cookhy
Ray
Igor
Daddeck
New Spain
Uts
Great Atlantic & Pd
Uted
Edward J. Johnson
Lois
Ann
Baker Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Ann Alexander
St. Mark's of
Southboro
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Bennoxt H. Lindsay
Lawrence
Fran‘Bery
Lexington Road
Emerson Hospital
Concor
James J. Mansfield
A. K
Veterans Building
William L. McCarthy
Wiliam M. O'Neill
Middle Street
John T. O’brien, Jr
U.S. Navy
Newport
R. I
Harold Carlson
Middlesex
Landon Clay
Ellis
Jack Grosberg
Intown
Scor
Trade
Innnings
Belmont Hill
Boston T
Grosberg and
Mee
Bedford
Maynard Man
Robert J. Lester
Te Masta Official Magazine
Concord D.A.R
W. E. Aubuchon Co., Inc
Main ST
Warlboro
Nason ST
Sam
Main
Nason
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