Sudbury Town Meeting Notes And Reunion Mention
Fragmentary report recalls Selectmen discussion on vaccination efforts and rabies, plus a 25th high school reunion planned at Mansion Inn. Mentions William L. Ba dent and J McWalter as figures, with references to local events and a television cabinet remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Sudbury Og Coelho
Coolidge
William L. Badent
M. D
Noems
Jim
Tts Field
Iks
Ussell W. Wheeler
Thard. High School
Mansion Inn
John Kelley
Lans
J. McWalter Hes
McKenna Marks His 90th Milestone in Concord
Concord resident Concord Council K of C. and longtime chair of the Board of Registrars marks his 90th birthday today. A veteran of over 35 years as registrar chief and a member of one of the town’s oldest Irish families, he observes the occasion quietly amid health remains good and strong ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward McKenna
Lexington Road
Concord Board of Egistrars
Con McKenna
Council K. of C
Reunion plans for Cochituate class of 1928
A 1928 Cochituate School class reunion was announced for Friday at 7 o'clock with a dinner at a local building. A committee reported the event, inviting reservations by June 4, and noting about 50 classmates involved. Strong ties to New York and New England were mentioned along with several local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochituate
New York
Geril
New England
Concord Lions host Class D indoor track team gathering
The Concord Lions Club welcomed Concord High School’s Class D indoor track champions for a supper and meeting. About 14 boys led by Capt. Nick Sottile attended as officers were announced for a July 1 start. coach W Harold O Connor praised the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Lions Club
Concord High School
Nick Sottile
Robert B. Lortz
Laurence F. Petersen
Maxwell E. Lawrence
Osman C. Chaffee
Lincoln T. Ravenscroft
Charles Wear
Harl K. Sweatland
Russell W. Wheeler
Lawrence S. Kendall
Martin P. ‘Coyne
Roger F. Conant
W. Harold O’connor
Sottile
Alexander
Ralph Adams
Teepe Ta Y Cate
Bob ‘Learmonth
Harold’ Hanson
Fran Linehanneha
Bob Ware
Bob
Concord Lincoln District plans annual dinner and meeting
Plans announced for the Concord Lincoln District annual dinner and meeting at Chick West Concord on Thursday June 3 at 6 15. Chairman John Todd will preside and reservations must be in by this week with Frederick A Dominic ticket chairman 583A Lexington road. Expected speaker Henry W Schreiber deputy regional executive on the jamboree and awards will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord-Lincoln
Chick West Concord
John Todd
Frederick A. Dominic
Lexington Road
Henry W. Schreiber
Stout
Dors
Moody Presented Boston Post Cane to Concord Resident
Concord selects Moody as oldest resident receives Boston Post cane. Ceremony held at town hall with Moody’s daughter Mrs Marion Fairbanks in attendance. Cane crafted from Gaboon ebony sourced from the Congo features a gold threaded cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Boston Post
Concord
Benjamin Moody
Devens Street
Concord Board of Selectmen
Buddy Poppy Days Run By Concord VFW Unit
Concord Post 6537 VFW will hold its annual Buddy Poppy distribution on a weekend. Leona a feoet advocate was named chairwoman of the Buddy Poppy committee by Commander Bles M Byron. The program honors fallen service members and supports widows and orphans through patriotic mercy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Post
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
E Leona A Feoet
Bles M Byron
America
VFW
Paign Service
Rotary To Join Maynard Meeting
Rotary plans to join the Maynard meeting as Concord hosts a children’s event line up continues on Pace 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Maynard
Concord Tax Levy Rises to 50 Dollar Rate in 1948
The 1948 valuation totals 11.523 million, with a proposed rate of 50 dollars, up 4.40 from 1947’s 45.60. Total appropriations reach 842,927.32 while poll tax payers grow from 2,451 to 2,462. Early figures show historic rate highs and several declines over the decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Cones
Sip Ae
Parking Rules For Concord Memorial Day Parade
Concord police announce holiday parade parking rules for Memorial Day exercises. Parking prohibited on Se street Everett to Sudbury road Main Street Concord Library Liberty Pole Green Monument Square with limited allowa nce for one time parking and curb to curb in front Town House and one lane parallel to right curb on west side of Monument Square and Bedford Street from Monument Square to St Bernard's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William G. Ryan
Se ‘Street
Everett
Sudbury
Main
Library
Liberty
Reen
Yee & Ay Park
Lexington Road
St.ard’s ‘Church
Liberty Pole Green
Monument Square
Monument. Square
Bedford Street
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Local Gift Shop Change Delivers to New Owner
West Concord shop on 7 Copsmanraroeish Avenue is now owned by Mrs. Alice E McAvenia of South Ac ton. She will continue the former owner Mrs. Moscariello policies and invites former customers and new shoppers to browse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Copsmanraroeish Avenue
South
Acton
Josephini Moscariello
Recreation and Red Cross Summer Plans for Concord Youth
The combined program runs June 28 to August 20 with playground sessions daily morning and afternoon and swimming sessions July 6 to 20 in the morning. Open to children age four and older for playground. swimming excludes those who have not finished first grade. Younger children may join playground while older study swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Perlapme
Aatseer
Concord
West Concord
Concord Memorial Day Parade and Ceremonies Set for Sunday
Concord plans two major Memorial Day observances. Veterans meet at 2 45 p m at the State Armory to escort the British Naval and Military Veterans Association of Massachusetts, with a 3 p m parade from Stow Street to Monument Square. Graves will be decorated at Main Street, Sleepy Hollow, St Bernard’s and other memorials. Boy and Girl Scouts join the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
State Armory
Naval and Militaryeterans Association of
Massachusetts
Old North Bridge
Lexington
Bedford
Littleton
Colck
West Concord
Dunn
Ander
Stow Street
Main Street
Monument Square
Bedford Bedford Street
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Slee- Hollow Cemetery
Shvenent Square
Sleepy Hollow
State ry hosts meritagent Bernard's church service
Fragmentary note appears to mention a Sunday 10:00 a.m. event at a state railway location with Bernard and a church service. It references a 10 percent temo and Ras Pran sae exercivs, but details are unclear. Main entities include Bernard and state railway venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.j. G
Meritagent
Bernard A
Ras Pran Sae
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RED Cross
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Monberal Federal Deposit
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