Burger Honored With Medal By Boys Clubs
Concord Arthur T Burger of Nashoba Road Concord received a meritorious service medal from the Boys Clubs of America for 30 years of service as field worker and director in social works for boys. The award was announced at the 40th annual convention held last week at the Hotel Commodore in New York. Burger is executive director of the Boys Clubs of Boston and has lived in Concord for several years.
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Concord
Arthur T. Burger
Nashoba Road
Boys’ Clubs of America
Mde
National Group
Commodore
New_York
Burger
Boys Clubs of
Boston
Expected Home for Concord Major From European Theatre
Concord resident Major Robert H. Sieburth is due home this week after returning last week from service in the European Theatre with the U.S. Army. He came back with a group of veterans aboard the Westbrook Victory.
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Concord
Robert H. Sieburth
Elm Street
U.S. Army
Concord High Tops Melrose 7 3 at Emerson Playground
Concord High defeated Melrose 7 to 3 despite being outhit. Pitcher ill McNally earned his second start, walking three and fanning 10. Melrose scored three in the third but Concord responded for the win, their second in five league games. Stoneham beat Winchester, Belmont downed Lexington, and Wakefield defeated Reading.
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Concord
Concord High
Melrose High
Emerson Playground
Ill
McNally
Melrose
Stoneham
Winchester
Belmont
Lexington
Wakefield
Reading
Wedding Ties Irene Simonelli and Salvatore Moscariello in East Boston
The wedding of Irene A. Simonelli of East Boston and Salvatore M. Moscariello of Harrington Avenue West Concord took place last week in East Boston. The bridegroom, a Concord High School graduate who captained the baseball team, recently discharged as a lieutenant from the U S Army Air Corps.
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West Concord
Irene A. Simonelli
East Boston
Salvatore M. Moscariello
Antonio Moscariello
Harrington Avenue
Concord High
U. S. Army Air Corps
Twilight League Opens With Beaten Defeats and Resumed Schedule
Concord Depot defeated Hubbardville 14 to 0 and Sleepy Hollow won 1 0 over East Quarter in the opening games of the Concord Twilight League at Emerson Playground. Thursday night reschedules include Mill Dam versus Herronville. Next week features Depot v Clippers, Sleepy Hollow v Herronville, East Quarter v Herronville, and Sleepy Hollow v Hubbardville.
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Concord
Depot
Hubbardville
Sleepy Hollow
East Quater
Emerson. Playground
Mill Dam
Herronville
Clippers
Concord Athletes and Local News Roundup
Concord farmers harvest first asparagus of the season as a busy period approaches. Jackie Merrick, former Concord High School athlete, selected for Navy training at Williamsburg Virginia from among 120 candidates. Concord High travels to Stoneham Friday and hosts Winchester May 14 at Emerson playground. The King's Daughters meet at First Parish Church vestry. Corinthian lodge A F and A M holds May 13 at Masonic Temple led by Worshipful Master Donaldson.
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Jackie Merrick
Concord High School
U.S. Navy
Williamsburg
Virginia
New Hampton Preparatory School
Concord
Stoneham
Emerson Playground
Winchester
Corinthian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Donald Donaldson
Acton Social Notes Include Attache Visit and Birth
West Acton hosts Col Arvid Erickson and family at a gathering with Swedish government ties. North Acton announces the birth of a son at Emerson Hospital, their fourth. Hulbert family relocates to Duxbury. Acton DAR members organize annual meeting and luncheon in Concord.
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Alfred V. Jules
Willow Street
West Acton
Arvid Erickson
Washington
D.C
Col. Erikson
Fred B. Willett
North Main Street
North Acton
Emerson Hospital
Howard
M. Hulbert
Duxbury
Promise vets college study in new plans
Boston through expansion of state educational facilities, qualified veterans seeking a college education will be taken care of, State Education Commissioner John J. Desmond declared today. The Fort Devens installation will expand Massachusetts State College with facilities at other colleges, providing veterans with an opportunity for higher education.
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Boston
John J. Desmond
Fort Devens
Massachusetts State College
Desmond
Hannah Winthrop DAR Luncheon Hosts Guest Speaker in Concord
The Hannah Winthrop chapter DAR held its annual luncheon at Monument Square Inn on Wednesday at 1 PM. Mrs Edwin R Sparrow presided with Miss Basila E. Neilan as guest speaker on Good Citizenship pil grim. Mr and Mrs Laurence Dick son Yont, married recently in Boston, plan residence in Concord after a wedding trip south.
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Hannah Winthrop
Dar
Monument Square Inn
Edwin R Sparrow
Basila E. Neilan
Laurence Dickson Yont
Margaret Jane Fairfield
Boston
Concord
Bedford Church Study Group Meeting Recaps Home Visit Notes
On Wednesday evening the Study Group of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. David Edward's Old Billerica road home. Edith West from Middlesex County tension Service spoke on sugar saving recipes. Mr and Mrs bed H Joy of Great Road returned from Jackson New York after visiting Mrs Oliver N Clark. School avenue resident Mrs Clark returned from Symmes Hospital Arlington after an operation. William H Henderson of School avenue remained home ill.
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Church of Christ
David Edward
Old
Billerica Road
Edith West
Middlesex
Bed H. Joy
Great Road
Jackson, N. Y
Oliver N. Clark
School Avenue
Symmes Hospital
Arlington
Beers and Kruesi Engage in Lincoln Match
Miss Barbara Helen Beers daughter of Dr and Mrs Roland Frank Beers of Lincoln plans marriage to Oscar Kruesi a former U S Army Air Corps officer last week announced in local society notes.
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Concord
Barbara Helen Beers
Roland Frank Beers
Lincoln
Oscar Kruesi
U. S. Army Air Corps
First Communion Planned for St Bernard’s Parishioners
Concord children of St Bernard's parish prepare for First Communion to be held Sunday at 8 15 am Mass on May 26. Plans also underway for Confirmation to be administered at the church on June 19.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
Bedford Grange omits Helen Kelly as third degree gate-keeper
Mrs Helen Kelly was accidentally left from the Bedford Grange third degree team roster where she served as gate-keeper. Mr and Mrs James A Rowse of Littleton announce the birth of a daughter Edith Hartley Rowse on Wednesday April 17.
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Helen Kelly
Bedford Grange
Kelly
James A. Rowse
Littleton
Edith Hartley Rowse
Death of Bedford Native Mrs Josephine St Coeur
Former Bedford resident Mrs Josephine V Campbell St Coeur of Medford Hillside died recently. Funeral services were held Friday from Sacred Heart church in Medford Hillside. she had lived on Fletcher Road during Bedford years.
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Bedford
Josephine V. (Campbell) St. Coeur
Medford Hillside
Sacred Heart Church
Mississippi County Arkansas Leads Cotton Production
Mississippi County Arkansas is described as the largest cotton producing county region in the area, highlighting its prominence in agricultural output.
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Mississippi County
Ark
Card of Thanks from David Leithead
I wish to express my sincere thanks to my friends who remembered me while I was in the hospital. Mr. David Leithead 15 Great road.
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David Leithead
Great Road
Bedford Church of Christ Sunday Evening Club Elects Officers
New officers for the Sunday Evening club of the Church of Christ include presi dent Mrs Clayton O Morrill first vice president Clinton E Martin second vice president Mrs Clinton E Martin secretary Barbara Christie treasurer Alden W Webber. The honor president is C Emerson Fox. Supper was served by Mrs W Albert Arthur Mrs Gordon C Duff and Mrs John DeCamp. The club will discontinue meetings until October.
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Bedford
Sunday Evening Club
The
Church of Christ
Clayton O? Morrill
Clinton E. Martin
Barbara Christie
Alden W. Webber
C. Emerson Fox
W. Albert Arthur
Gordon C. Duff
John DeCamp
Sudbury Woman Donates Notable Scrapbook to Library
Mrs. Clara L. Ferden presented the Goodnow Library with a remarkable scrapbook containing clippings from local and Boston papers about Sudbury spanning over thirty years. Born in Liscomb Nova Scotia she moved to Sudbury at age nine and is eighty four with a strong interest in town affairs attracting both old and new residents.
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Sudbury
Clara L. Ferden
Goodnow Library
Boston
Ferdén
Liscomb
Nova Scotia
Old Sandham
East Sudbury
Sudbury Woman Accepts Civil Service Post at Cushing Hospital
Miss Ellen Mc Sweeney of Sandham Road East Sudbury has accepted a Civil Service position at Cushing Hospital. After serving with the Waves during the War she returned to work at Framingham National Bank and now resigns to begin her new duties.
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Sudbury
Ellen McSweeney
Sandham Road
East
Cushing Hospital
Concord News Notes on Local Service and Family Visits
Marine Patrolman Richard Y of Concord returned to San Diego after 18 months of service and expects discharge around May 15. Albert F. Sargent, age 71, a retired meat cutter, visits his son Everett E. Sas and family on Hele Road in West Concord.
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Albert F. Sargent
Mil Dam
Everett E. Sas
Hele
West Concord
Detroit
Concord Elks attend Swampscott convention leaders listed
Concord Lodge of Elks members attended a recent convention at Swampscott. Attendees from Concord include E. Ruler David B. William ter and Thomas F. Garrity, Leon J. Moreau and others. A women’s meeting is set for Tuesday evening May 14 at BPOE hall on Ms street.
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Concord
Concord Lodge of Elk
Swampscott
David B. William Ter
Thomas F. Garrity
Leon J. Moreau
The
Bpoe Hall
Ms Street
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