Concord School Minutes Show May Meeting Actions
The Concord School Committee met in the school library on May 1 with Harold Tomp and other members. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved, payrolls totaled 485.72, and April salary for the superintendent was approved. Vacancies were announced for several posts and candidates were to be given physicals. Several resignations were accepted with regret and the meeting continued with remarks on staff changes.
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Lool
Irman Harold Tomp
Knights Plan Patriotic July 3 4 Program in Concord
Concord Knights of Columbus No 287 plan a two day patriotic celebration at Emerson Playground July 3 4 featuring a parade ball game track meet fireworks booths midway and refreshments. James J Loughlin returns as general chairman with John E Finigan as secretary and about 80 council members preparing a large town wide event anticipated to attract many visitors.
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Next Registration Reminder for Concord Voters
Concord citizens are reminded of voter registration at the Harvey Wheeler School on Thursday evening May 23 from 7 to 9. Last chance before primaries on May 29 at the town house from 12 noon to 10 PM.
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Harvey Wheeler School
C D A Holds Annual Mass and Program
West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians hosts the C D A Communion breakfast with 100 members and guests. Miss Kathryn Madden state regent and Rev Fr Bernard S Kin speak at the event under toastmaster Agnes Connors.
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Our Lady Help of Christians
Our Lady’s
William F
Margaret Hearn
Helen, Quinn
Rut Gallagher
Concord Court
John C. Dolan
Veterans Discuss Cargill Land with Concord Selectmen
Concord boards hear veterans from several groups about housing needs. The Hugh Cargill land off Walden Street is eyed for veterans home lots but requires substantial legal action before the town can act.
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Concord
Concord Board of Selectmen
Hugh Cargill
Walden Street
Concord Chorus Set for May 28 Requiem
The Concord Chorus plans a May 28 Requiem performance at the Veterans Hall at 8 30 PM with over 100 singers from Concord West Concord Carlisle Bedford Lincoln Lexington Belmont Cambridge and Boston. Notable soloist Robert H Isensee brings rich experience from Boston churches and local concerts.
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New Flag Pole Ordered for Emerson Playground
Concord Recreation Committee reports a steel flagpole ordered from Camden New Jersey to replace the lightning damaged pole at Emerson Playground. Worth $1 800 was approved for purchase with delivery promised for June 5 and an expected formal dedication after erection.
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Amerigant Legion
Parker Retires Next July 6th from Massachusetts Reformatory
Parker reaches retirement age of 65 at the Massachusetts Reformatory on July 6 1946 under state Retirement Act. He is manager of the Reformatory's Industrial Department and a member of several local organizations.
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Harry C. Payler
Riverside Avenue
Massachusetts Reformatory
Parker
Industrial Department of the Reformatory
Concord Elks Attend State Convention at Swampscott
Members of Concord Lodge of Elks No. 1479 attended the State Convention held last weekend at Swampscott. Attendees included Leon J. Moreau James O Neil George Bouchaine George E. Davis Roger Derby and John Mandriok. Mandrioks son Peter recently discharged from the U S Navy was also a guest.
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Selectmen Hear From Wallace Of Nation's Needs
Concord selectmen respond to a nationwide famine relief campaign led by Secretary Wallace. A national emergency for overseas relief opens May 12 to fund food purchases, with local committees and a town chair chosen to organize community drives.
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Secretary of Commerce
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United States
Lee Marshall
Maiden Lane
New York City
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Lowell Road
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Engagement announced for Miss Beatrice Ruderman and Russell Allen
Concent Apnoea announces the engagement of their daughter Beatrice Ruderman to Russell B Allen of Coral Gables Florida son of Mrs Zympha Allen and Russell B Allen of Coral Gables Florida The notice appears in a continued column on page 4.
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Beatrice Iman
Russell Chuck Ablen
Arlington
Zympha C. Allen
Main Street
Aude
Russell
B. Allen
Coral Gables
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