Local notices touch on politics sports and upcoming events
Fragmented run of notes mentions Atty George Finn in GOP planning a November trip. Wellesley High faces a football game Saturday with a 2 pm kickoff. Partnered events include Concord and West schools and a Lions club auditorium event on December 12. Various local items reference hunters in Maine and a countdown to shopping days before Christmas.
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George Finnon
Oral
G.O.P
Jim” Bottino
Wellesley High
Enterprise
Council, Knights
Ramblers
Concord
West
Lions Club
Auditorium
Seachusetts
Maine
Mining discussion at Concord Session Club meeting
At a Tuesday gathering in Concord the meeting focused on mining in Alaska. Lawrence S Kendall introduced by Rothwell N MacRae as chairman spoke of summer mining experiences and showed films. A second meeting is planned for the following Tuesday amid football schedule conflicts.
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Howard Ttestaurant
W. Warren
Alaska
Lawrence S. Kendall
Post Rothwell N. MacRae
Rd Citizens Committee
Concord Girl Given Shower by Assembly
Miss Jean Armstrong Heyliger of Cambridge turnpike was honored at a Rainbow Assembly shower in Concord. Forty five friends from Ac ton Maynard Stow Carlisle Melrose and others attended at Mrs Ediths home to celebrate her upcoming marriage to Sumner Bryden Matthewman son of Charles H Matthewman of Brooks street Maynard.
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West Concord
Jean Armstrong Heyliger
Cambridge Turnpike
Rainbow
Sumner
Bryden Matthewman
Charles H. Matthewman
Brooks Street
Maynard
Mont
Concord Rainbow Assembly
Mason‘e Temple
Jean MacFarlane
Hazel ‘Lantz
Miss Heyliger
Asi Aed
Edith
Main Street
Acton
Stow
Carlisle
Melrose
Percy Kelly
Alfred ‘Nelson
The
Concord Assembly
Johan Almon Heyliger
Concord Board of Trade Meeting Set for December 1
The Concord Board of Trade will hold its annual meeting and supper on Monday December 1 at 6 45 PM at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. President Benjamin F Clark will preside and a new slate of officers will be elected. A special program is planned with further details to be announced.
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Concord
Concord, Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
Benjamin.f. Clark
Auction Today at Our Lady Help of Christians Church
The Ladies Altar Society of Our Lady Help of Christians Church holds an afternoon auction in the church hall. Red choice articles are offered and the public is welcome to attend.
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West Concord
Ladies Altar Society of
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Opening of Concord Golden Age Clubroom Set for Tea
On Thursday November 20 at 2 p m the Concord Golden Age Group opens its new clubroom in the Veterans Building with tea. Rev Edmund M Higgins will speak. Sponsors include the Concord Community Council the Women's Club the Friendly Aid and the Recreation Commission.
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Concord
Concord Golden Age Group
Edmund M. Higgins
St. Bernard’s
Golden Age Group
Concord Community Council
Women’s Club
The
Friendly Aid
Recreation Commission
Veterans
Woman’s Club
James Mowe Concord
Rotary Payoff Dinner Tuesday in Concord
The Rotary Club hosts a payoff dinner for members of the Lexington Rotary Club who lost the election contest on Get-Out-The-Vote. The event occurs next Tuesday evening November 18 at the Musketaquid Sports men's Club. Lexington turnout was 96 percent of 9 790 registered voters while Concord turnout was about 94 percent of 4 984.
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Concord
Rotary Club
Lexington Rotary Club
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Lexington
Our Lady's Offers Holiday Whist
Our Lady's parish announces a Thanksgiving whist party on Friday November 21 at 8 pm in the downstairs church hall. Prizes include Thanksgiving items. For tickets or prize donations contact Rev. John J. Scollan at the rectory or Carl A. Burdgren and Alexander F. Mac Eachern. Ladies of the parish assist.
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West Concord
Our Lady’s Parish
John J. Scollan
Carl A. Burdgren
Alexander F. MacEachern
Desires of William Munroe Aimed at Library Art Collection
The Concord Pantings note a six week period ending December 19 and, with library pictures and storage items, partial fulfillment of donor William Munroe's 1875 expressed wishes for an art collection. Continued on page 4.
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Concord—Pantings
William Munroe
Fall Fair By Concord Hawthorne Chapter Eastern Star
Concord Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star holds its annual fall fair Saturday at 2 pm in the Masonic Temple. Tables gifts and a home cooked supper at 6:30 pm. Tickets handled by Mrs. Richard Jackson. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen leads the worthy matron and committees in organizing the event.
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Concord—Hawthorne
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Richard Jackson
Elizabeth Bowen
Armistice Day Program Held at Concord High School
Concord High School hosted an Armistice Day double assembly in Wells A. Hall Memorial auditorium. Patriot songs were sung and performances rendered under the direction of Russell A. Fitz, vice principal.
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Leonard Godfrey
Warren Salter
Walter Carew
Robert Seaward
Noel Sanford
Oo Morton Seavey
Warren Loring
Regina Fallon
Concord High School
Concord
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Concord High
Russell A. Fitz
Schools To Close For Thanksgiving Recess
Concord and West Concord pupils will begin a Thanksgiving recess from Wednesday November 26 to Monday December 1. Schools closed Tuesday for the annual observance and will resume classes at regular hours on December 1.
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Concord
West Con
Fire Hampers Concord Home on Christmas Holiday
A house fire at the Garth residence, Concord, caused extensive damage to a children's room and attic. Fire units from Central and West Concord battled the blaze for hours under Chief Harry E. Tuttle. The 215th alarm of the year, with water and smoke damage throughout, occurred on a holiday afternoon. Traffic was managed by Patrolman J Barrett Wood.
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Concord
William Garth
Simon Williard
Central Station
Harry E. Tuttle
Concord Employee Peterson Retires After 4 Years Service
Former Concord Highway Department employee Peterson, aged 65, retires effective October 1 after four years with the town. He plans to visit his daughter in California.
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Concord
O Af Peterson
Walden Street
California
Peterson
Lawrence Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
In Concord a surprise party hosted by daughter Margaret Folkins honored Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell E. Lawrence Sr. at 205 Main Street for their 25th anniversary. Mrs. Lawrence is former Cornelia Seern, the town clerk, and Mr. Lawrence serves at a Massachusetts correctional facility. The couple have son Maxwell Jr. and granddaughter Deborah.
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Concord
Margaret Folkins
Maxwell E. Lawrence
Main Street
Mary
Lawrence
Cornelia Seern
Jack
Korea
Maxwell E. Lawrence, Jr
Deborah Lawrence
Knights of Columbus to host mammoth turkey whist
Concord announces a turkey whist event at Monument Hall on Saturday night November 22 at 8 o clock. Past Grand Knights Paul B LeSage and Charles E Mara will oversee the program with many prizes for attendees.
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Concord
K. of C
Monument Hall
Knights
Paul B. LeSage
Charles E. Mara
Indoor stabled horses risk bone disease from low sunlight
Reading notes claim horses kept indoors may develop a semifit porous bone disease osteoporosis due to insufficient sunlight exposure.
SINCERE THANKS FORBUSH THANKS SUPPORTERS IN ELECTION
Senator Richard I. Forbush expresses sincere appreciation for the support shown during Tuesday's election. He thanks the voters and all who assisted his candidacy in the Middlesex District.
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Voers
Sen
Richard I
Armistice Day dinner honors Concord officers and flag gift
The James J. Mansfield Post 158 and Ladies Auxiliary in Concord Lors marked Armistice Day with a dinner at Howard Johnsons. About 15 members attended as Past Presidents and past commanders were honored. Representative David B. Williams spoke and presented a state flag to replace one missing for years.
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Concord
A. L
Howard Johnson
Auxiliary
Edward R. Kelly
David B. Will'ams
Williams
Oug _M. Whitney
Whitney
Naomi Wood
Concord Williams
Eas
Maynard
Boston
Aia the Pont
Wood
Flavin
Food Sale at Concord Main Street Store
A food sale is announced for Concord at Ne Craigs Store on Main Street. The event is scheduled for 14:00 and features a variety of dishes for community volunteers and residents.
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Aera
Craigs
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