Concord Chorus Leader’s Books At Local Library
Concord Free Public Library holds several Davison era books from Archibald T Davidson and the Concord Chorus. Items include Harvard University Glee Club collections, various music education titles, historical music anthologies, Concord and community songbooks, 140 folk songs, rote songs for grades, and piano accompaniments. The 1952 dedication book Songs of Freedom Church Music honors Rev. Edward Perry Daniels.
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Concord
Archibald T. Davidson
Concord Chorus
Concord Free Public Library
Harvard University Glee Club
Music Education
America
Songs of Freedom
Edward Perry Daniels
Plumber to contest master test ruling in court
A Jacksonville plumber who failed the master plumber exam says he will challenge the decision in court with his lawyers. The case centers on his eligibility and the test results.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
Veterans Invited To Local Parade On Memorial Day
Concord’s James J. Mansfield Post invites all veterans to join the Memorial Day parade on May 30. The holiday program details are provided in other columns of this week’s Enter prise.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Concord Church Notes On Sermon And Youth Choir
The Concord Department of Veterans' Services seeks names and addresses of local servicemen. A youth choir rehearsal is scheduled at West Concord Union Church with Mrs Engebretsen directing, following a lesson sermon at First Church of Christ Scientist in Lowell.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lowell
Concord Department of Veterans’ Services
West Concord Union Church
Fred Engebretsen
Potter Names Third Daughter Harriet Potter
Concord parents Mr and Mrs Robert G Potter Jr formerly Edith Welch welcome their third daughter Harriet Potter born May 9 at the Richardson House Boston Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert G Potter Sr Boston and Westport and Mrs Charles A Welch of Boston Great grandparents include Mrs Herbert E Yerxa of Boston and Llewellyn Howland of South Dartmouth
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Concord
Robert G. Potter, Jr
Edith Welch
Harriet Potter
Richardson House
Boston
Robert G. Potter
Westport
Charles A. Welch
Herbert E. Yerxa
Llewellyn Howland
South Dartmouth
Tax bite on incomes rises with earnings
The Fall River Herald News notes that over 30 percent of a man earning 3500 dollars goes to federal, state and local taxes. It adds that more than 35 percent of income is taken from those earning 5000 to 7500 dollars.
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Fall River
Mass
Herald News
Bedford PTA Ends Season Sets Stage For Fair
The Bedford Parent-Teacher Association wrapped up the season with reports from officers led by President Mrs. Louise M. Watson and new officers installed by Past President Mrs. Louis H. Smith. The group heard about an immunization clinic and outlined plans for the June 7 children’s fair. A musical program and hospitality for first grade mothers followed with spring decorations for each place.
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Library Committee
James Jagger
Louis H. Smith
Louise M. Watson
Thorpe
Herrling
Joseph Genetti
Mariel Ciampa
Roderick R. Elliott
Watson
Bean
Richard K. Brown
Warren K. Lewellen
Emerson Hospital
Bedford
Charles F. Hammond
Frank Davis
Joseph Mang1on
William G. Field
David Edwards
Alagenhooper
Jagger
West Concord Radio Plant In Operation
West Concord’s new radio plant is near full staff with about 90 workers now. Manager A. W. Cleveland expects 120 by June end and 175 by year end, mostly transferred from Cambridge plant. The three story facility on 84 acres sits between Route 62 and Route 2, with two more buildings planned. It manufactures electronics parts and other devices. The firm, formed in 1915, operates without a union and boasts a harmonious labor agreement.
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West Concord
Ral Radio Company
Baker Avenue
A. W
Pete” Cleveland
Cambridge
Cleveland
Lexington
Massachusetts Reformatory
Main Street
Concord Turnpike
Plart
Sudbury Delegates Attend Middlesex Council Meeting
Sudbury Legion Auxiliary delegates Mrs. Carl A Nelson and Mrs. M Granville Haley attended the Middlesex County Council meeting Saturday at Watertown High School. A Gold Star Mothers Tea was hosted by the Waltham Legion Auxiliary on Mother's Day at the Waltham Legion House with Middlesex Council members as guests. Mrs. Carl A Nelson escorted Charles Spiller from Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Carl A. Nelson
M. Granville Haley
Middlesex County Council
Sudbury Legion Auxiliary
Watertown High School
Waltham Legion Auxiliary
Waltham Legion House
Waltham
Middlesex Council
Sudbury Auxiliary
Charles Spiller
Sudry
Fur seal pups must earn their aquatics in early life
The Raskan fur seal spends much of its life in water and must earn as a pup since it does not swim at birth.
Bedford Society Elects New Officers at St Michael’s
The Holy Name Society of St Michael’s Church elected new fiscal year officers led by President Salvatore Albani. Reports from Rev Kerrigan and Lieut Ward highlighted religious topics. A Communion breakfast is planned for Sunday June 8. Also notes on Philippines Fraile Island oysters growing 20 to 25 feet above sea level.
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Bedford
Holy Name Society
St. Michael’s
Salvatore Albani
William E. Kerrigan
Lieut
Ward
Charles E. Murray
George Hebert
Joseph L. Rogers
Nicholas J.genetti
A.den Roberts
Thomas Poleo, Jr
Joseph Genetti
Charles Siekman
Philippines
Fraile Island
Manila Bay
Finance Hearing On Monday Night In Concord
The Concord Finance Committee will hold a public hearing next Monday night at 8 o'clock in the Town House court room. The hearing will address articles in the warrant for the June 2 special meeting. Harold C. Smith has been acting chairman during Robert J. Rodday’s illness.
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Concord
Concord Finance Committee
Town House
Harold C. Smith
Main Street
Robert J. Rodday
Concord Weymouth Lead State Cancer Drive Triumph
Concord and Weymouth spearheaded Massachusetts campaigns for the American Cancer Society raising far beyond goals. Concord reached 4200 dollars and Weymouth around 2400, with 1953 efforts led by campaign chairs Mrs. Andrew H. Hepburn and Mrs. Stanley Jack, respectively.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Weymouth
American Cancer Society
Henry J. Nichols
Tony
Nichols
Cancer Committee
Boston
Andrew H. Hepburn
Stanley Jack
Massachuse
Goat Breeders Set June 24 Meeting at UMass Amherst
A planning meeting at Sudbury home led to scheduling Goat Breeders Day on Tuesday June 24 at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Lectures will be given by university professors a veterinarian and a cosmetician who uses goat milk. Attendees include breeders from New England seeking information and交流.
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Sudbury
John Childs
Mass. Association of Milk Goat Breeders
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
John Kay
Whitman
Louis Brtton
Wakefield
Doris M. Childs
Amherst
New England
Concord Garden Club Meeting Held with Home Vegetable Garden Talk
The Concord Garden club held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Richard H. Edwards Jr. on Lowell Road. Guest speaker Max G. Fultz from the Extension Service presented on The Home Vegetable Garden.
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Concord
Concord Garden Club
Richard H. Edwards, Jr
Lowell Road
Max G., Fultz
Extension Service Office
Concord Council To Confer 2 Local Degrees
Concord Council Knights of Columbus No 287 held a regular meeting at Monumenthall led by Grand Knight Hugh E Kilmartin. Plans were announced for a ladies night dinner and dance on May 29. A major degree will be conferred next Sunday May 25 at Monument hall at 7 pm. Tonight members meet at the hall to go to Belmont Council for a second degree on a group of candidates.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monumenthall
Hugh E. Kilmartin
Monument Hall
Belmont Council
25th Reunion Here At Country Club
Concords 1927 high school class holds silver anniversary reunion at Concord Country Club on Saturday starting 6 pm with social hour. Harold Cahoon leads turkey dinner at 7 pm followed by dancing and entertainment. About 69 to 70 attendees expected.
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Concord
Concord High School
Concord Country Club
Harold Cahoon
Charies of
House Defeats Farm Bureau Push to Cut Conservation Funds
Lawmakers on the House floor pushed back against Farm Bureau and Grange efforts to slash soil conservation and other agriculture budget cuts. Rep. Clifford Hope and Rep. Harold Cooley defended current funding, arguing cuts would harm farm programs and misrepresent farmers nationwide. Rep. Walter Granger and Rep. James Polk voiced doubts about added budget tightening, stressing need for balanced approaches and continued farm services.
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HOUSE
Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Congress
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Agricultural Committee
Coun
Harold D. Cooley
North Carolina
House Agricultural Committee
Conservation Fund
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Farm Bureau
North Carolina State Grange
Walter Granger
Utah
Farm Bureau
James G. Polk
Ohio
Bedford Towns Summer Playground Program Opens July 7
The Bedford recreation committee approves a long range plan to build a primary playground. It will run July 7 to August 31 with a giant field day closing. The school committee provides space. weather days include a movie program in the school auditorium.
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Bedford
John R. Goddu
Springs Road
Horace P. Riviere
Hancock Street
Concord-Mr Bi ARE Inald A Morgan Wedding Rites
Inald A Morgan of Antioch, son of Mr Ballard, and Miss Morgan of Chicago trained at the University of Illinois, Chicago. The couple wed in this town, marking a moment in the community.
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Concord
Inald A
Morgan
Ballard
Local meeting outlines plans at clubhouse
Partial notes describe a morning assembly at the clubhouse discussing local plans. A clerical presence and a mass at the church are referenced, with mentions of William and a cylindrical object and limited clarity on further details.
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New York City
Bruce K. Steele
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West Concord Radio
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Lauds Concord Workers For Cancer Drive
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