Memorial Day events and local happenings in Concord
Memorial Day approaches with a planned holiday parade and Memorial Sunday services at First Parish. The town notes a cold spring, upcoming June weddings, peak apple blossoms, Walden Pond swimming, tax bills mailed to motorists, and plans for community events and local venues like The Fairway Wright Tavern and Mail Coach Grille.
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Concord
Nashobe Apple Belt
Walden Pond
Lake Walden
Concord Community Chest
Wright Tavern
Howard Johnson's
Belmont
Dame Fortune
Polly Harris
Eddie Alexander
Ed Rohan
West Concord
Sporting News
Wrouthworth
The
Beaves
Archibald T. Davison
Harvard
K. of
C. Ae
George Lawton
Ed McKenna
Mill Dam Potter
Corinthian
Red Cross
Walden
Concord Veterans Housing Committee
Enterprise
Keith Martin
Knights’ Ear Ich
Concord Post Office
Ruthe
Concord schedule of local meetings and memorial events
A list of community events and gatherings in Concord includes Scout and Rainbow Girls activities at Odd Fellows hall, memorial services at Fir Port Unitarian Church, garden club exhibit at the library, selectmen meeting at Town House, a Walden Royal Arch Chapter session at the Masonic Temple, and various community events at Howard Johnson's, the Veterans Building, and the Elks Hall. A Memorial Day parade is planned for Coxford.
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Fir Port Unitarian Church
Monnday Concord Garden Club
Concord Free Public Library
Concord Board of Selectmen
Walden
Royal Arch
Masonic ‘Temple
Concord Garden Club
Concord ‘Con Ions Club
Howard Johnson
Concord
Lodge of Elks
Elks Hall
James ‘Bottino
Concord Electronics
Nurses’ Home
Household’ ‘Nursing Association
Emersot
R. Fulton Johnston
Howard Robinson
Rarndelph Piper
Charles H.duston
Newell Garfield
John ‘Fallon
David Little
Smith
Eugene Kingman
Fred Lovejoy
Danforth Comins, Jr
Corning Kenley
John Hutchinson
George Philips
T. W. Synott
Mary Castle
Alex Cameron
Laurence Pearson
Ralph C. Piper
Francis Gleasens
Donald Frothingham
Ben. Wilson
Danforth Comins
Will names Max H. Rieser legacy for cakes in Columbus
Under the terms of the will the estate appoints Max H. Rieser a Columbus real estate dealer to receive $500 to pay for cakes. The article notes he is a veteran.
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Max H. Rieser
Columbus Cal
Mail Coach Grille Opens in East Acton on Route 2
Concord reports the Mail Coach Grille a new restaurant opened last Saturday on Route 2 East Acton near the Massachusetts Reformatory. Owner Christy Hallas previously ran the Minute Man Café in Lexington and has built a brick establishment with a main dining room a lunch counter and a takeout section offering charcoal broiled steaks chops seafood and other dishes.
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Concord
Mail Coach
East Acton
Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
Christy Hallas
Minuteman Cafe
Lexington
Hallas
the Knoll
Ren
Kembley Aids Teal Fliers Amid Britain Club Scene
London club fliers rally for amateur aviation aiding a fund. Lord Hemsley, newspaper chief, backs a scheme offering nominal interest loans repayable over 25 years to stimulate private flight development including gliding.
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London —Club
Britain
Hemsley
Clean Milk From Modern Barns Standard
Guidance from public health service on barn design for clean milk. Emphasizes smooth mangers, proper barn floors, and manure management. Recommends damp curing concrete for two days and planning stalls with future equipment in mind.
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U.B. Public Health Service
Tve
Know Your Breed Guernsey By W. J. Dr Den
The Guernsey breed originated on the island of Guernsey and was brought to America in the early years of the 20th century. It is a medium sized dairy cattle with fawn and white markings and strong milk production records including 98,297 advanced registered cows averaging about ten and a half pounds of milk and nearly 498 pounds of butterfat.
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Guernsey
English Channel
America
Feeding Molasses to Salt Grass for Cattle
Molasses and water solution can coat salt grass to help cattle eat forage they normally avoid. A power spray with a 20 foot width may distribute the mix economically. Cattle fatten on molasses water with grass, producing larger tastier steaks. Other uses for power sprays can be devised to meet individual needs.
Killer may indicate growth of oe pre ent the ex
The fragment suggests a possible link to growth or progression involving a named subject and an earlier state. Readable parts imply a cautious note on escalation or development without clear outcomes or full context.
Emerson Hospital Day Showcases New Equipment Aids
Concord area visitors toured Emerson Hospital last Monday during National Hospital Week viewing the year’s new equipment under Miss Elmina Lyon. The event highlighted a modern X ray unit, autoclaves, an incubator, resuscitator, new beds and a hospital library project, with notable donations from Concord Lodge Elks and local families.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Emerson
National Hospital
Miss Elmina
L.lyon
West Concord
Maynard
Actons
Bedford
Carlisle
Lincoln
Met
Ce Lainé
Marion Baker
Siven
Concord Lodge of Elks
Miss Murphy
American Legion
Michael J. Dee
Donald Bordman
Acton
Concord Public Library
Would Permit Municipal Land Sales To Vets
State House Boston approves a bill allowing cities and towns to sell municipally owned land not needed by the community to veterans. A nominal fee would be charged, with the condition that the veteran construct or reconstruct on the site within 18 months after title transfer.
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State
Houe
Boston—Authority
Trumbull Girl Now In Geneva
Concord Mrs John R Abbot Jr the former Lucy Rand of Lincoln spent part of last winter and the early spring skiing in Europe and is now at the University of Geneva in Switzerland with two friends Miss Martha Lord of Maine and Miss Eleanor Trumbull The latter is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter H Trumbull of Weston Mr Prombull is business manager of Middle Sex School in Concord
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Concord
John R. Abbot Jr
Lucy Rand
Lincoln
Europe
University of Geneva
Switzerland
Martha Lord
Maine
Eleanor Trumbull
Walter H. Trumbull
Weston
Prombull
Ammunition Stored in Isolated Igloos After Ceasefire
Following the halt in hostilities a government order placed all ammunition in long term storage. Workers have relocated and secured the munitions in well protected igloos spaced to limit damage from any single explosion. The area remains closely guarded with precautions against accidents.
G I Bill benefits urged for servicemen
Recruiter promotes College Benefits of the G I Bill of Rights guiding veterans with ninety days in the Army to qualify for funded college education. Emphasizes flexible options including trades and correspondence courses, cites educators backing the program, and notes locations for eligibility and enrollment.
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Sante
Donald B. Tresidder
Stanford University
W. E. Stirton
Board of Education
City of
Detroit
Ralph £. ‘Weeks
International Correspon Schools
Studebaker
U.S
Army
Armed Forces Institute
Concord Street
Framingham
West Main Street
Marlboro
Golden Gate Trade Figures Highlight 1947 First Month
Commerce data show Golden Gate operations moving 940,352,008 in goods in January 1947. Philippine Republic is listed as the largest customer, with 6 in commerce receipts. Chinasecond and United Kingdom third also appear among top destinations.
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San EF
Golden Gate Bridge
U.S. Department
Philippine Republic
China
United Kingdom
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Odd Fellows Hall
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Masonic Temple
Concord Rotary Club
Coxford
Mire
Kembley
Call Concord
W. J
Valleywood Valiant
Saltas
Mach, Corp
Trumbull
Geneva
Watertown
Golden Gate
Pride Sal
Stockwell, South
Portland, Maine
Charles R. A
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