Women In Army Effort Boosted By Hobby Leadership
Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby of Texas rose to head the army’s women’s division last August at Hobby, then a major figure in Houston and Texas civic life. Her leadership is praised as a strong signal for the defense effort, while she holds multiple roles including executive of KPRC and director positions in local and state groups.
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H York
Oveta’ Culp Hobby
Texas
Ig Division
Army
Bu E
Houston
Mne
Allon Kprc
Skbank
Ewspaper Publishers
Texas State ‘Teachers
Junior League
Symphonic’ Society
Bil Association of Parliament
Concord Briefs Highlight Grange Event and Local Sports
Concord Grange and P of H plan a whist party at Mrs Allison F Clark’s Lowell Road home Friday at 8. Peter Bulkeley school soccer team, coached by Ralph Ward, won four games last week defeating Lincoln 3 1 and Bedford 2 1. Lincoln game scorers were Joe Curro and Willis Pearson. John Florio acted captain for Bedford with Curro and Joe Dee scoring and Arthur Nickerson tallying on a penalty kick. Upcoming home game Thursday vs Sudbury. The team has four wins and one draw in the last two weeks, both draws vs West Concord. Local schools held a teacher conference. Various church and club events noted including Annuis nac Grange turkey whist, King’s Daughters at First Parish, Rotary Club talk by Prof Paul W Dempsey on pest control, and junior varsity football stalemate with Chelmsford. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Philip B Dee. Fire alarm pranks on Halloween night. Red Cross Home Nursing class to meet at West Concord Library. Lov ing Circle to meet at Ruth Thoresen’s, Strawberry Hill Road. UPCS church talent night and a Halloween party at the Gamman home. Mr and Mrs Edward MacLeod observed 25th wedding anniversary with a party in Belknap Street home.
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Ralph F. Ward
Peter Bulkeley
Lincoln
Bedford
Joe Curro
Willis Pearson
John Florio
Rt ‘Bedford
Joe Dee
Arthur Nickerson
Sudbury
Ward
West Concord
Mr Berry and wife celebrate 8th birthday at Concord home
Mrs Berry 73, born in Weston, and Mr Berry 78, Nova Scotia native, marked their 8th wedding anniversary with family at their Concord home after a 1886 Weston ceremony. Daughters Ruth Turner, Marion James, Jean Davis, Edith Carbone attended with grandchildren. son Ralph C. resides in Cleveland. Mr Berry, Spanish American War veteran, long active in veterans groups.
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Berry
Weston
Nova Scotia
Veterans’ Building
Ruth Turner
West Acton
Marion James
Waltham
Jean Davis
Edith Carbone
Maynard
Ralph. C. Cs
Cleveland
Concord
Acton
Allston
Old Concord Company
United States
Puerto Rico
Concord Veterans’ Council
Ralph P. Hosmer
U.S. W. V. No 56
West Concord Woman's Club to Meet in Odd Fellows Hall
The West Concord Woman's Club holds its November meeting on a Friday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall. A Coffee Hour runs 1:80 to 2:30 led by Mrs Clarence J Tufts. Violinists Misses Jane and Suzanne Servais perform. Dr William M Shedden of Nashantte Hill speaks on On her Control, followed by Mrs Caleb H Wheeler on Old Concord Homes with Mrs William Wordsworth assisting. Proceeds from a food sale at a vacant Commonwealth Avenue store fund their hospital room.
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West
Concord
West Concord Woman’s Club
Odd Fellows ‘Hall
Clarence J Tufts
Jane
Suzanne Servais
William. M. Shedden
Nashantte Hill
Concord Board of Trade Holds Monthly Meeting at Wrights Tavern
About 70 members attended the Concord Board of Trade dinner and business meeting at Wrights Tavern after 6:15 PM. Edmund H Campbell presided. Frank W Tucker and Reed O Beharrell reported. J Clifford Geer was elected to membership. a committee selected officers for the next meeting. Colonel Harry M Oman spoke on bombs and incendiaries with a Q&A session.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Histori Wrights ’Tavern
Edmund H.‘Campbell
Hearly
Frank W. “Tucker
Reed
Beharrel
J. Chifford Geer
H. Whittemore
Brown
John. J. Bent
Maurice McWalter
Rhs
Samuel G. Kent
Concord Committee On
Saving
Stamins
Defense Bond
Oyeas
Harry ‘Moman
Mb . Begland
Maynard Health Board to Hold Semi Monthly Baby Olitic
The Board plans a Health Centre gathering tomorrow to conduct the semi monthly baby olitic. Details are unclear in the notice but the event is to take place at the Health Centre.
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Maynard
Board of
Ae Gas
Charter Night Marks Concord Lions Club Inauguration
More than 150 attendees gathered at Scout House in Concord for the Charter Night of the newly formed Concord Lions Club. Dignitaries from Medford Somerville Lawrence Everett and other communities attended as Dr John W Boynton Jr and Lion Carvell presided with Hubert Wardwell and Lawrence B Slater among speakers as the charter was officially signed and presented to President MacRae.
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Concord
Laons Bio
Iuions Clup
J. Chafard Geer
Gul
John W. Boynton
Geer
Medford
Somerville
Lawrence
Everett
iWintertown
Erdeet Waltham
Cambbridge
Nchester
New Hampshire
Walpole
Arlington
Norwood
Lowell
Woburn
Lexington
Seeeen
Princibal
Werdee Eanet
Lion Geer
Hubert M. ‘Wardwell
Ervin L. Bumford
Concord Rotary Club
Lions Club of
Concon
Rothwell A ioRae
Concord Rotarians
MacRae
Rotary Club
Lion’s Claib
Lawrence B. Slater
Lion's International
Chicago
O ‘Illinois
Concord Club
Renae Ralph" Hy
Estey
George Li Huden
Boston
Lion. Carvell
Lawrence Lions Club
Lioniem
Carvell
Hestey
Elbert L. Agnew
Theodore Be- Sarreil
Benjamin
Bu. Benoit, Jr
Dr. Boynton
Bunker
P. Conant
Edwin FP
Xound H. Campbell
Alice Cook
Rudolph W. Currie
Carl G. Jeoe
Austin D. MacRae
As ‘MacRae
Arthur” ¥. March
Egbert T. Montague
Richard A. Montague
Leon J Moreau
John H. Robinson
Russell W. Wheeler
Medford Lions
Morrill
Ring
New Lion’s Club
Medford Club
Porter O'Driscoll wedding at West Concord Union Church
Miss Hazel Maude Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Porter wed William O Driscoll son of Mr and Mrs Joseph O Driscoll in a West Concord Union church ceremony Rev Kenneth R Teed officiated The bride wore a blue pencil striped suit with white satin blouse The matron of honor was Mrs John C Gates Jr Best man was John C Gates Jr The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 102 Commonwealth Avenue The bride attended Concord High School The groom was educated locally
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West Concord
Hazel Maude Porter
Joseph A. Porter
Commonwealth Avenue
William Ul .O'Driscoll
Maynard
Joseph O'Driscoll
West Concord Union Church
Kenneth Rk. Teed
John C. Gates
Concord
Concorde High School
O'Driscoll
Concord Woman Miss Susanna Hubbard Celebrates 88th Birthday
Life long Concord resident Miss Susanna Hubbard celebrated her 88th birthday with family, residing with her sister Mrs. William Wheeler. Born in Concord, Hubbard remains in good health though aging, receiving well wishes from neighbors and friends.
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Concord
Susanna H. Hubbard
Legion Plans Installation at Concord Veterans Post
The James J. Mansfield Post No. 168 will install officers in a joint session with the Ladies Auxiliary at the Veterans Building on Wednesday evening. Winslow J. Damon will become commander, succeeding Roger K. Allen. Loretta Cullinane will be auxiliary president. John F. Rooney and staff will officiate. numerous Auxiliary and Post officers will be installed.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
Anol
Veterans
Lading Auxiliary
Winslow J. Damon
Main Street
Roger K. Allen
Loretta Cullinane
Brooks Street
Helen ‘Byron
Billa’e. Rolfe
Cambridge
Middlesex County
John F’ Rooney
Elizabeth Connell
Helga Hanley
Mary’ A. Flavin
Julia’ Finan
Mar. Laret Bent
Roger K Allen
Pri
Weather Dangers Spark Weekend Pileup and Fatality
Numerous accidents across Concord and surrounding areas after slippery pavements from bad weather. Stephen Wright, 78, of Dr Lexington, died at Symmes hospital Arlington from injuries after being struck crossing near his home on Sunday. Charles B. Darling, 94, of Fitchburg, injured seriously in a turnpike crash. several others treated for injuries. Police report drunken driving linked to some incidents and a Lincoln crash injured Mrs Quatrale and her infant daughter.
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Concord
Stephen Wright
Lexington
Symmes Hospital
Arlington
Helen A. McCallmon
Lowéll
Wright
Concord Turnpike
Charles B. Darling
Fitchburg
Baker Avenue
Doris
Migs
Hilda Baer Oe
Gee
Adolphe Ake
Cea
Darling
Lincoln
Charlies F. Kelley
Camp Edwards
Philip Quatrale
Medford
Fisa P
Lowell Road
Carlisle
Pilot Forced to Land in Carlisle Meadow
Carlisle Carlisle area reports a Lowell pilot Gosselin 31 forced to land his Taylorcraft light monoplane at a meadow owned by Dr. George P Towle after encountering fog while en route from Worcester to Lowell. He landed safely in a three point stop and later departed for home. The new Lexingon Flying Club aircraft had been used for student instruction.
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Carlisle
Camile ‘Gosselin
Lowell
George P. Towle
Westford Road
Gosselin
Worcester
Lexington’ Flying Club
Concord Country Club annual dinner honors new officers
Last Thursday evening the Concord Country Club held its annual dinner and meeting at the clubhouse. Charles Beon, president, presided. After dinner, the new slate of officers was announced with Work as were: aeit ardwed, president, Pliny Jewell, Eugens G Jr. named to the board of governors.
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Concord
Ehrch Wag
Charles Be On
A Eitardwed
Pliny
Jewell
Eugensg, Jr
Sham
Board of Governors
Costume Party Tonight At Harvey Wheelar School
West Concord PTA hosts a costume party and dance tonight in the Harvey Wheeler School auditorium. Admission is low with a chance to win a turkey. costumes optional. Proceeds support PTA activities.
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West Concord
Parent-Teachers Association
Harvey Wheelarchool
Moat Srigtanl
Horace R. Fletcher Gatun
Concord High Triumph Over Howe High In Rain Soaked Clash
Concord High School defeated Howe High of Billerica 13 to 6 in a rain drenched gridiron, with Donnie Dee and Charley Dee delivering the decisive drives. The game marked Concord’s sixth win of the season after a lone loss to Hopkinton, with Weston looming next as the team pursues a tough schedule.
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Concord
Howe High
Billerica
Howe
Donnie Dee
Charley Dee
Ward
Vdrive
Ecgle
Mert
Hopkinton
Weston
Waeter
Weston High
Itex
Proctor
Coac
Io High Eleven
Berna Megin
Middlesex Hosts St George's in Annual Rivalry Game
Middlesex, coached by Bob Foster, remains undefeated in five games as it hosts St George's at 2 p.m. in a traditional Saturday matchup. The Middlesex lineup features backfield Wally Trumbull Bill Ecker Jack Granton and Captain Dickguard with a possibly unchanged line, while St George's fields a strong eleven aiming to end its six-game start string.
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Concord
Middlesex
St. George's
Newport
Rhone Island
Sevay
Bob Foster
Thayer
Groton
St. Mark’s
Noble and
Greelough
St. George’s
Phil Reynolds
Foster
Wally Trumbull
Bill Ecker
Jack Granton
Dickguard
Concord JV Clipped by Wayland in Tight Contest
Concord junior varsity under coach Al Robinson was edged by Wayland in a close boys basketball game. The squads battled to a narrow margin with several lead changes late in the fourth period.
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Soncord
Wayland Oncori
al Robinson
Concord Peg Ree
Ing Wayland Se Nas
Fragmentary OCR Narrows In On Rush Point Adress Tie
Readable fragments describe a rush incident at a location tied to an address. Details are incomplete but indicate a tie or dispute over a point at one end. No injuries or official statements are confirmed in the text. The fragmentary nature limits precise identification of people or organizations.
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Adress
Concord High Girls Basketball Triumph Over Nearby Opponents
Concord High girls basketball led by captain Denisevich defeated Watertown and Belmont, improving standing before next contest at home versus Maynard. Miriam Clark and team rallied in a tightly fought away game, setting up a pivotal upcoming matchup.
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Concord
Concord High
Cris
Bme
Varity
Wathrap
Towt
Mise
Miriam C. Clark
Teh
Ted
Cap Denisevich
Ag Watertown
Bedfon Civic Club Hosts Town Hall Meeting
A community gathering at Town Hall last evening hosted by the Bedfon Civic Club, discussing plans for the Shean towards dite children's projects. Attendees included local residents and club members.
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Bedfon Civic Clu
Town Hall
The
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Dite Children
S .Chris
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