West Concord Couple Weds in Palmer Ceremony
Vir and Mr. Vir wed in Palmer with Alexander J. Driscoll assisting as best man. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Palmer of 124 Com alth Avenue, wore a blue suit and orchids. The groom, son of Mrs Irene Driscoll, is a former Waltham High athlete and Navy veteran. The couple plans to reside at 44 Common Virgin Driscoll.
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West Concord
Vir
Palmer
York
Makheir
G. Driscoll
Waltham
Concord
Alexander J 'Ae
John, Palmer
Commalth Avenue
Honr
John’ Driscoll
Driscol
John
Irene Driscoll
Worcester teachers exhibit marks tenth annual show
The 10th annual hooked exhibit will be held in Worcester on 17 11 with about 300 items displayed. Teachers including Cowling of Hubbard Street and Mrs Walter Parnsworth of Harvard join the committee led by Mrs. Parnsworth. Upcoming Concord area league games include a May cup at Lincoln and a May 25 contest at West Concord. Carlton W Ellis Jr of Briar Date Farm in Concord joins the Goodman Society.
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Worcester
Cowling
Hubbard Street
Walter Parnsworth
Harvard
Ae Coneese
Lincoln
Goncord
Weet Concord
Concord Girls Attend Cambridge Boat Club Dance
The Misses Piper of Sudbury Road and Johnson of Main Street were among Concord girls who attended the Cambridge Boat Club dance in that city.
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Piper
Sudbury Road
Ph Johnson
Main Street
Concord
Cambridge Boat Club
Acndém House and Saver Headquarters Public Ticket Center
The facility serves as a public ticket center with advance orders available by telephone 460 and maps provided to guide visitors along their route.
Concord Crew Race on the Charles River Sees Spectator Presence
A partial report notes a spectator at the Charles River crew race last Saturday, with unclear reference to a person described as a "hottie" on Fairithvers hill. Details are fragmented and no official results are provided.
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Concord
Charles River
Fairithvers Hill
Final Concord Community Chest meeting notes
William K Walters and Fae Kkis attend the Concord Community Chest gathering. Morgan is noted as elected. Changes in by laws are recommended. The next and final 1949 orchard meeting is planned for twilight in Middlesex County.
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William K. Walters
BP Og Fae
Concord
Morgan
Orchard
Twi-Light
Middlesex
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Historical Text
The readable fragments discuss alcohol effects and personal experiences. Names and clear facts are obscured by garbled OCR, hindering precise details about people, places, or dates.
Progressive club Friday evening dance event
A Progressive club Friday evening featured sowing motion and dancing with refreshments provided.
City Hall Smoking Ordinance Sparks Elevator Debate
A fragmented note suggests a public ordinance requiring smoke limits in elevators or a ban pushing officials to use stairs in city hall. The item centers on municipal leadership weighing health rules and practical access within government buildings.
Bedford Auction Day Set At School Benefit
Mrs James T Conore to chair the Country Auction and Penny Sale at the school on Thursday evening May 19. Prizes include a woolen blanket a gift and a picture. Donnylon auctioneer and local workers assist. Mary McGann Alfred Catherine Shee and others welcome all to attend.
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Bedford
James T. Connoré
Donnylon
Peter
George N
Mary McGann
Alfred
Catherine Shee
Willian
Paul M. Sullivan
Join Zdnowski
Hudson Legion Invites District Wreck to Summer Event
The Hudson post of the American Legion extended an invitation to the District Legion and Wreck for a summer gathering in Hudson. At the meeting Albert Schartner, a Hudson high school senior and district winner of the Legion oratorical contest, attended with Middesco County commander Anthony Sweeney. Helen A. Glynn received a letter of appreciation from the high school faculty for coaching Schartner. Charles Robbins presented films from the 1948 Boys State at the University of Massachusetts Amherst sponsored by the Legion.
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Hudson
Legion
Legion and Wreck
Oudap Ot Uantiinet Trea
Legion the 40 & 8
American Legion
Samete del Cas Eccenic al
Albert Schartner
Meda Anthony Sweeney
Natick
Middesco County
Helen A. Glynn
Schartner
University of Massachusetts In
Amherst
The
Charles Robbins
Five Homes Opened for Telephone Bridge and Whist Night
On Wednesday evening five homes hosted a telephone bridge and whist event. High scorers in bridge included Mrs. Paul M. Sullivan and Mrs. John E. Jehberg, while whist honors went to Mrs. Salvatore Albani and Miss Catherine T. Cullinan. The gathering occurred at the residence of Mrs. Henry Jenks, 17 Iside Avenue, with assistance from Ava Wittloon and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ava
Wittloon Vvart
Arthur P. Genetti
Batskis
Nuzzio Aggrillo
Joseph L
Henry Jenks
Iside Avenue
Paul M. Sullivan
John E. Jehberg
John BR
William J. Beery
Fred Sullivan
R. Reissle
Charles F. Murray
Jennie W. Gammona
Arnold D. Laffin
M Whist
Salvatore Albani
Catherine T. Cullinan
Louise F. Currier
Sullivan
Ferrick
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Waltham Cee
Carlton W. Eliis, Jr
Briardate Farm
Goodman Society
Cons Firestone
E-Cup
Tur LA
Evenyrntne
Wwe
My Ohn Hervey Furbey, PD
Edaund C. Stone
Electrician
Stlarmner
Mace Ae Lowell
BUY
U. 5
Savin
SDT
Belford
Andrew Lowell
Sudbury
Oldsmobile
Tel. Gos
Steve R. Vv
Rober
Tet
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