Local election results and fading race tallies in towns
Fragmented report shows Williams trailing by seven hundred votes in one race while Otis Whitney wins Mill Town by two hundred thirty three and Lena Furoush carries May in a separate tally. Mentions Boxboro Bedford Stow and Lexington with various vote counts and remarks on campaign signs and post election reflections.
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Williams
Otis Whitney
Mill Town
Lena- Furoush
Lexington
Fred Burrell
Boxboro
Committee Meeting Notice at Concord School Library
The Concord committee will hold a meeting Monday in the library of Concord School beginning at post time. Discussion will cover the general program for Concord Schools and the question How Good Are Your. Public is cordially invited.
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Cordia.ly
Laymen Hold Sunday Service At Local Church
Sunday morning service led by laymen at Trinitarian church features participants Janeth Rol Creighton Warren ing Byron Richard J.J. Edward Holt. The event will be held at Central station tet minor grass and Main street with men from the Sof group in attendance.
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Trinitarian Wal Church
Janeth Wn
Rol Creighton
Byron
Richard J.J
Edward Holt
Mon
Concord Community Chest exceeds quota with 63 516 collected
Gilbert M. Rodd announced at a report night that the 1950 Concord Community Chest raised 63 516, about 102142 percent of the 62 000 quota. Funds support Emerson Hospital Visiting Nurse Association Friendly Aid Society Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Salvation Army and Redfeather Agencies of Greater Boston aiding the sick aged distressed families youth guidance and disabled employment.
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Concord
Gilbert M. Rodd
Concord Community Chest
Community Chest
Emerson Hospital
Visiting Nurse Association
Friendly Aid Society
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Redfeather
Greater Boston
Harding Co. Newman
Powers Named New Grand Knight at Concord Knights
Concord Council Knights of Columbus installed new officers at Monument Hall after the regular meeting. James W Powers was chosen as grand knight, succeeding John B Finigan, with District Deputy Edward Murray presiding. Additional officers include Hugh F H Kilmartin deputy grand knight Leonard J Weatherbee chancellor and others. lecturer to be appointed later. Refreshments followed hosted by Past Grand Knight Charles E Mara.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
James W.powers
John B. Finigan
Edward Murray
Woburn
Hugh FH. Kilmartin
Leonard J. Wetherbee
Philip A. Carrigan
John J. Sheehan, Jr
Richard J. Loughlin
Martin J. Diskin
Richard Mullaney
Francis E. Corkum
Sheehan
Michael J. Burke
Two Concord Police Officers Laid Up at Home by Illness
Two Concord patrolmen James F Hanley of Belknap Street and Thomas V Finan of Willow Street remain confined to their homes due to illness as the city monitors their condition and safety.
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Concord
James F.hanley
Belknap Street
Thomas V. Finan
Willow Street
Rummage sale by West Concord Woman's Club announced
The West Concord Woman's Club will hold its annual rummage sale at the vacant Bartolomeo store on Common Wealth Avenue West Concord Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Proceeds benefit club activities. The next regular meeting is set for Friday afternoon November 17.
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West Concord
Legion Meeting Sets Armistice Day Program Plans
Concord The James J Mansfield Post No 158 held a regular meeting at the Veterans Building with new commander Frank J McLaughlin presiding The group discussed plans for Saturday nights Armistice Day program to be held at the Veterans Building after supper at 6 30 oclock
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Concord
Mansfield Post
A.L
Veterans Building
Frank J. McLaughlin
Concord District A Meeting of Court Our Lady Help of Christians
The Co D A meeting will be held at Odd Fellows Hall West Concord next Tuesday night November 14 with regent Mrs Margaret O Grady presiding. Several new members are to be added.
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Concord
Court Our Lady, Help of Christians
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Margaret O’grady
Dry liquor measures pass by large margins in Concord
Concord voters approved three liquor referenda by wide margins. Beers and wines and package stores also won strong support, with package stores favored by 2015 votes. Turnout showed a shift from earlier years as results compared to 1946 and 1948 referenda.
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Concord
Rotary Hearing Canon Talk by Transcription in Concord
The Concord Rotary Club met at Howard Johnsons for a noontime luncheon. Secretary Robert D. Parks led the business session under President Gordon H. Ogilvie. A recording of Canon Bryan Greens recent Boston Advertising Club address was played under Rev. Bradford Hastings guidance. Benjamin Moody, 93, was honored with a copy of Concord American Town by Townsend Scudder, presented by President Ogilvie.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Robert D. Parks
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Canon Bryan Green
Boston
Bradford Hastings
Trinity Episcopal Church
Benjamin Moody
Townsend Scudder
Ogilvie
E. Payson True
Amherst
Charles Carruth
Hamilton
G. Sherman Blair
John J. Flannery
Chester D. Smethurst
John H. Kennedy
Jesse F Baker
Maynard
Concord Elks to Meet November 14 at B P O E Hall
The Concord lodge of Elks schedules its next regular meeting for Tuesday night November 14 at 8 o'clock at B P O E hall on Main Street. Exalted Ruler Edward F. Sheehan will preside and a report on the penny sale that benefited the $1000 scholarship fund will be presented.
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Concord
Concord Lodge of Elks
B.P.O.E. Hall
Main Street
Edward F. Sheehan
Concord Civil Defense Outlines Neighborhood Units
Concord Civil Defense outlines a plan to transform each neighborhood in Concord and West Concord into self protective units in case of attack. Lawrence E. Richardson directs division into eight sections with designated wardens and deputies across three precincts.
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Concord
West Concord
Civil Defense Agency Advisory Council
Laurence E. Richardson
Kenneth L. Hayes
Main Street
Charles L. Foote
Frank J. Googins
Thoreau Street
Wilfred E. Carter
Whittemore Street
Fred T. Boyd
Seven Star Lane
Richard C. Metcalf
Garfield Road
Ralph Hemenway
Commonth Avenue
C. Waldo. MacWilliams
Hillside Avenue
A. H. Ferran
Central Street
Barry Higgins
J. H. Volkmann
Monument Street
Wm. M. Calden, Jr
Lowell Road
W. W. Sargent
James H. Dee
Bedford Street
Ridge Road
Roger K. Allen
Sheehan to Address Concord 21 Club Meeting
Concord selectman Edward W. Sheehan will speak at the Concord Young Republican "21" club meeting on Thursday night November 16 at 8 o clock at the local insurance exchange. President Gerald H. Qua will preside. He will discuss town affairs. A Christmas party is planned for December with the annual banquet and election in January.
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Concord
Edward W. Sheehan
Concord Young Republican
Gerald H. Qua
Con cord Man Wins Third Term on Governor's Council
Re elected to a third term in the Governor's Council is Con cord man, who defeated John A. Dolan of Boston for the third district post.
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Concord
John A. Dolan
Boston
Annursor? Grange to Hold Open Meeting in November
Annursnac Grange No. 369 will hold an open meeting Monday November 13 at 8 oclock in the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium. James W. McMullen and committee plan an educational program. All are invited and the program promises to be well worth attending.
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West Concord
Annnursnac Grange
Harvey Wheeler
James W. McMullen
Appreciation of Sudbury Support for Rep Russell
To the People of Sudbury I express my appreciation for the excellent support my candidacy received in Sudbury. I am grateful to the many friends who worked in my behalf and to the much larger circle who expressed their continued confidence at the polls. Wayland Rep. Howard S. Russell.
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Sudbury
Howard S. Russell Wayland
Whitney Williams Easily Win Three Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty Six Votes
Concord voters chose Otis Whitney and Day Williams in the biennial state election. Whitney won third term as governor defeating William Dolan of Boston while Williams carried local races. overall turnout reached an historic high with about 85 percent voting.
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Concord
Clar Otis M. Whitney
Day Williams
William Dolan
Boston
Leo F
Maynard
Whitney
J Pean
Church To Mark 30th Anniversary
Concord marks the Evangelical Free churchs 30th anniversary with a Sunday 4 p m service led by Dr Edward R Dalglish of Boston. An abundance of music and singing will be featured and the regular anniversary offering will be received during the service.
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Concord
The
Evangelical Free Church
Edward R. Dalglish
Boston
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