Concord Rotary hears new Concord schools chief MacLeary
Ralph D. MacLeary the new superintendent of Concord public schools spoke at the Concord e club noon meeting about Education and plans for the school system. The luncheon was in the Mint Inn dining room with Thomas L. Sansburn as chair and Lester Whitmore presiding. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday noon the 16th at 12 15.
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Concord
Concorde Club
Ralph D. Mackx
Concord Public Schools
Macleary
Eathcheon
Mint Inn
Thomas L. Sansbarm
Lester »Ittemore
Rubles Mark Wedding Date in Concord Anniversary
West Concord residents Mr and Mrs John E Ruble marked their 46th wedding anniversary last Monday the 28th. They were married in Lowdell West Virginia and have lived in Concord for 20 years. The couple are active in local organizations and have three daughters and one son with several grandchildren.
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West
Concord
John E. Ruble
Shirley Street
Lowdell
West Virginia
G. Clarence
Henry O'Neil
Albert G. Lima
Harold Ru
B . Maynard
Vets Reunion Draws Concord Leaders and Notables
Concord veterans of the American Division gathered at the Ritz Plaza Hotel for the second reunion and smoker last Friday. Speakers included Governor Tobin Mayor Curley Colonel Griswold General Arnold General Rose and Father Dunford division chaplain.
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Oncord
Conoft
Ritz Plaza
Concord (Pany H
Tobin
Curley
Griswold
Arnold
Rose
Pather Dunford
Hospital April Report Shows patient totals and births
Concord Emerson Hospital releases April 1946 figures including 64 cases and 22 infant births. There were 26 patients on April 1 and 33 on April 30, with 137 admissions and 130 discharges. Daily average patients were 35.2, up from 32.03 last year.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Memory Lane In Concord Defeats Maynard Stars in 61 Run
Concord High wins over Maynard Stars 61 as ER Loughlin goes hitless and Hilferty allows three hits. Hazen owns six horses at Saugus track while Concord Grange runs a program led by Mrs Rhoda Palmenter and Mrs O E Patch.
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J S
W. T
Saugus
L. T. Hazen
Concord Grange
Rhoda Palmenter
O. E. Patch
Concord High
Maynard Stars
Loughlin
Hilferty
Local Births and Elections Highlight Concord Junction News
Dick Loftus is reported as going strong. Ruth Barrette wins election as president of the 1923 Radcliffe class. Mr and Mrs G Walter Vialle celebrate a son. Mr and Mrs Louis Vigliotti welcome a baby girl. Mrs S Thompson of Concord Junction is elected new premi mayor at deed Concord Chapter D.
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Dick Loftus
Ruth Barrette
Radcliffe
G. Walter Vialle
Louis Vigliotti
S.’ Thompson
Blood of Concord Junction
Concord
Concord Journal Highlights Prom, Club, and Fire Damage
Junior Prom colorfully staged under chairmen Jack Mullen and Anson W. Belding. Harvey Wheeler grades an operetta led by Miss Happie E. Reynolds. Frank J. S. is elected president of the Concord Men's Club. Lightning strikes Moore and Cram buildings causing $1500 damage. two other locations were also hit.
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Jack Mullen
Anson W. Belding
Concord Journal
Harvey Wheeler
Happie E. Reynolds
Frank J. S
Concord Men’s Club
Moore’ & Cram
Dorchester K of C breakfast honors OBrien and new commander
Five years ago William H. OBrien aged 77 spoke at a Dorchester K of C breakfast led by Grand Knight William J. Bulger. The report also notes deaths of Clara D Worth 66 Salvatore Santora 79 and Thomas W Surrette 79. D Chapter elected B Alcott Pratt first commander. Catherine C Piper wed Francis E Brewer at First Parish.
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William’ H. O'Brien
Dorchester
K. of C. Communior
William J. Bulger
Clara’ D. Worth
Salvatore Santora
Thomas W. Surrette
Sys .D
B. Alcott Pratt
Catherine C. Piper
Francis FE. Brewer
First Parish
St Michael’s church group visits Milton school event
Bedford notes a group of St Michael’s church young ladies visit Jeanne d Arc Academy in Milton. Attendees include Patricia Morse Barbara Albani Eileen Stewart Roberta Daigle Joan Barrett Jane Dunn Nancy Murray Kathleen Mead Dorothy Agrillo Frances Dalton Jean Saunders. Barbara Christie hosts a bridal shower at her Great Road home before her upcoming marriage and a church food sale is planned on church grounds Saturday by the Missionary committee.
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St. Michael’s Church
Jeanne d’Arc Academy
Milton
Patricia M. Morse
Barbara Christie
Mass Held for Mrs Mabel Shea at St Michael’s Bedford
A high mass of requiem was celebrated for Mrs Mabel Stoddard Shea 72 at St Michael’s Church Bedford last Friday morning. Rev John J All officiated and burial followed at St Bernard’s Cemetery Concord. Mrs Shea of 39 Concord Road was born in Dartmouth Nova Scotia lived Bedford 25 years. survived by husband three brothers including Royal Stoddard Concord and two sisters including Mrs Charles Whitney of Concord.
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Bedford
St. Michael’s Church
Mabel
Stoddard
Royal Stoddard of
Concord
Charles Whitney
Baxter Awarded Full Scholarship To Bates College
Baxter, son of Mr and Mrs Gregory P Baxter of Lexington road, won a four year full tuition scholarship at Bates College for 1946. He is valedictorian, National Honor Society member, and varsity letter winner in two sports. He will enter Bates this fall as a pre medical student.
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Concord
Warren N
Baxter
Gregory P. Baxter
Lexington Road
Bates Col‘Me
Bates
Colonel Mutty Named President in Massachusetts Reserve Officers
Colonel John E Mutty of Sudbury was elected president of the Massachusetts Department of Reserve Officers Association at its annual meeting in Worcester. A veteran of both World Wars and former Boston Chapter leader, Mutty notes 90,000 members nationwide with potential enrollment of 300,000 and plans to attend the national convention in Chicago the first week of June.
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Conecord
John E Mutty
Sudbury
Massachusetts Department of Reserve Officers’ Association
Worcester
Mutty
Boston
Chicago
Illinois
Concord High to Hold Junior Prom Friday Night
The annual Junior Prom at Concord High will take place Friday evening May 17 at Walls A Memorial Auditorium. A well known orchestra has been secured and a large committee is coordinating details. The recent senior dance was a success and organizers hope for similar turnout.
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Concord
Concord High School
Walls A. Hall
Sweet Spring Time Recalls Nature's Rebirth
Fragmented verse recalls spring's arrival with trees turning green, flowers in gardens, dew on meadows, and birds filling the evening chorus. A student named Julie Buckley Junior from Rocky Kriott School is referenced in the closing lines.
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Julie Buckley
Rocky Kriott School
Services Held Here For Elderly John Johansen
Concord notices funeral services for John Johansen 69 of Concord old Concord road who died last Wednesday. Rev Alfred B Starrett former rector of St Annes Episcopal Church conducted the service and Lincoln Cemetery burial followed. A Danish native, he lived in Lincoln 28 years and came to the United States at 14. He leaves a wife Annie Sundh Johansen a son Thomas of Waltham two daughters Rose Penta of Revere and Rose who lives at home four grandchildren two sisters and one brother.
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Concord
John Johansen
Old Concord ‘Road
South Lingala
MacRae
Alfred B. Starrett
St. Aphe’s Episcopal Church
Lincoln
Johansen
Denmark
Annie (Sundh) Johansen
Thomas
Waltham
Albert’Penta
Revere
Q Rose
Fou
Wayside Inn Alumni Dinner Gathers Ford School Founders
The Wayside Inn Boys School Alumni dinner and business meeting, the first since the school founded by Henry Ford in March 1928, will be held Saturday May 18 at 7:00 PM at the Wayside Inn. Dinner chairman is R William Cash. A large turnout is anticipated from contacted graduates. Seven national forests cover 8,500,000 acres in New Mexico.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn Boys School
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
R. William Cash
Pleasant Street
Canton
Real estate trends and tech boosts cited in Massachusetts notices
The document notes real estate sales in Boston suburbs rising about 19 percent above assessed values in early 1946, with 1943 sale prices 17 percent below assessments. It cites higher town and statewide telecommunication growth, new patents and industrial developments, and zoning moves in Boxford for community protection.
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Boston
Boston Fork
Tanieeen
United States
Massachusetts
NE. Tel
New Bedford
American’ Optical Company
Monsanto Chemical
Hingham
Maine
Polaroid Corp
Boxford
Essex County
Price enforcement cases rise in Boston area apparel and food sectors
The Regional OPA enforcement unit filed 139 cases over the past week in Boston and Fitchburg area venues. Dealers paid $26,459.75 in penalties for violations across apparel, industrial materials, rent, consumer durables, and food sectors under probation terms and injunctions.
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Boston
Fitchburg
Pecneseny
Bay
OPA
Fenton's Station Announces New Features at West Concord
George H. Fenton, owner of Fenton's Service Station at the Traffic Circle in West Concord, reports 1944 start and shows a new car washing machine plus electrical work. The shop operates 7 am to 10 pm with staff including MacLeod, Franklin Twat, Jane Hardy and Johnny Wetherbee.
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West Concord
George H. Fenton
Fenton
Traffic Circle
Fenton Algo
MacLeod
Franklin Twat
Jane Hardy
Johnny Wetherbee
Spear's at Our Lady's West Concord Holy Name Meeting
Sunday night at Our Lady Help of Christians Church featured Rt Rev Seremiah F Minihan D D delivering an inspiring talk after the rosary and sermon. Benediction followed with Sacrament celebrated by Rev Joseph W Sullivan.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Seremiah
F. Minihan
Aie D
Arn Gad
Joseph W.W. Sullivan
Concord area weekly events list from old paper
Readable items outline local club meetings church activities and civic gatherings for the week in Concord. Notable entries include Red Cross sewing rooms at Old Concord High School, St Bernard’s library and CYO at Monument Hall, Willow Rebekah Lodge, selectmen meeting, State Guard drill and session at the State Armory, Grange and Elks events, and S.S. Mollawi Sea Scouts at Harvey Wheels School Hall.
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Concord Red Cross
Old Concord High School
Stow Street
St. Bernard’s
St. Bernard’s Cyo
Monument Hall
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Concord
Board of Selectmen
Concord State Guard
State Armory
Concord
Mosume
Concord Grange
Elks
Concord Lodge
C.F
Odd Fellows Hall
State Guard
S.ss.mollawi
Sea Scouts
Harvey Wheels
Concord chaplain candidate named by Church of Christ committee
Chaplain William E. Mack of Concord New Hampshire has been selected by the pastoral committee of the Church of Christ as a pulpit candidate. The committee includes Mrs. Joseph LeConéy Miss Ruth Livermore Mrs. Henry Isner Mrs. Alton Adams Walter Brolin Harold Wellington and Robert Pike. The Jewell club of Paul Revere chapter No. 155 Order of the Eastern Star met at Mrs. Walter Bleek’s Lexington home and planned a penny sale for St Michael’s church in June with the date to be announced.
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William E. Mack
Concord N. H
Church of Christ
Joseph K. LeConéy
Ruth A. Livermore
Henry C. Isner
Alton W. Adams
Walter B. Brolin
Harold I. Wellington
Robert E. Pike
Jewell Club
Paul Revere
Order of the Eastern Star
Walter G. Bleek
Lexington
Town ‘Hall
Mildred Herywood
St. Michael’s Church
Army Questions on Bonds Pass to Next of Kin or Beneficiary
A reader asks who inherits bonds if no beneficiary is named or coowner. The response: bonds go to next of kin in death unless a beneficiary is named. Other letters discuss passport timing, overseas transport, GI Bill limits, and discharge rules for 24 months service as of mid 1946.
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New Bedford
H.C.T
Providence. A
Town notes and around town chatter from missing local pages
A stream of fragmented items covers town life from roads and signs to local events, politics and weather. References include missing page chatter on Veterans Day plans, Fire Chief Harry, Emerson Playground, civil notices, road work, Mother’s Day, May dates and local personalities.
Bedford Girl Scouts Attend Annual Scout Rally in Boston Garden
Bedford Girl Scouts joined the Boston Garden event for the annual Scout Rally. Delegates include Barbara G Brolin Judy Braverman Florence Wannamaker Nancy Webster Isa belle Letteney and many others led by chaperones Mrs Gann and Mrs Alice B Watson.
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Bedford
Boston Garden
Barbara G. Brolin
Judy Braverman
Florence Wannamaker
Nancy Webster
Isabelle Letteney
Louie M. Albani
M. Gail Barrett
Elizabeth Cavil
Elaine Coburn
Elinor Christensen
Alice Damery
Janet de Doming
Priscilla Harrison
Joyce Lassin
Carol Wanndmaker
Elsie Martin
Priscilla Murray
Ruth Kelley
Jeanne O'Leary
Betty Reissle
Betty A Santon
Margaret F. Sickman
Ellen Stacey
Jean Stacey
Lucille Agrillo
Joan Watson
Judy Swanson
Betty Arthur
Eliza
There Are Texas Av Areas and Acreage Noted
A brief entry notes an area in Texas with an av value of 1 037 square units described in terse terms. The fragment references geographic scope and measurement but lacks full context or event details.
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Texas
Fire District meeting at Corner Main Street and Pond
A fragment notes a Fire District No. 2 gathering at the intersection of Main Street and Pond with references to nearby streets and institutions. The text mentions local roads and private properties in a cluttered OCR pass. No clear outcome or date is readable.
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Lowell and
Barrett's Till
Monument Street
L. Hutene
Lexington Road
Mawthorne
Lexington and
Old
Bedford Roads
Bedford Street
Devis Court
Thoreau
Main and
Elm
Monument
Stow Street
Emerson School Central Fire Station
Walden Street
Honor Roll
Hubberd
Grant
Elsinore
Out
Fairhaven
Cotties Cambridge Turnpike
Thoreau and Walden
Sadbury Road
Cooldge Road
Main
Albert and
Dideperdence
Emerson Hospital
Main Street
Toohega
Sommonwenie
Ora
Old Néad
Privete
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