Skeleton found in woods near Acton-Littleton line investigated
State Police and Dr. O Lawrence Clark examine a badly dismembered male skeleton found by three Watertown residents near the Littleton Acton line. The body, about 50, with bridge work as a lead, lay six to eight months in a wooded area near Harwood Road, Maynard, clothing intact. The body was moved to Twombleys funeral home pending further inquiry.
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Concord Clashes in Class D as Season Edges On
Fragmented report notes eight consecutive season roosting in Class D. Mentions Concord, Lexington, Shrewsbury, Winchester and Melrose with unclear standings and pace. Highlights concerns over averages and upcoming games at Emer round and Thanksgiving.
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Concord Victory Smeared in Historical Plot Allegations
A national monthly highlights a historic dispute over land use and clean titles. The piece notes Concord’s public debate as plots emerge around grassy plots and community claims.
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Concord
Light Department lowers Monument flag pole for winter
The Light Department lowered the tall Monu flag pole to its winter position to withstand harsh weather. The move aims to protect the structure and preserve the flag during winter months.
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Concord Lions Club Fifth Anniversary Ladies Night
The Concord Lions Club held its fifth anniversary party with 66 members and guests at the Hotel Commander Cambridge. King Lion Leeman E presided, a dinner followed by a program, and Dr Boynton introduced guests including Morris Ring and Elmer Terfell of Medford Lions. Claude Caines of Boston spoke about Lions International and the 1948 San Francisco convention.
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North Andover
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Girl Scout House
Carvell
Boynton
Laymen's League to Hear Russell T. Smith on Modern Architecture
Russell T. Smith, director of the School of Museum of Fine Arts Boston and former leader at Concord and First Parish, will speak at the Laymen's League meeting Friday at 6:45. His topic is Modern Architects and Architecture.
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Airport Hearing Next Wednesday At Vets Building
Concord residents are invited to a hearing about the Cane EA property off Williams road to discuss an airstrip. The session, led by Chairman H Whitte more Brown, is set for Wednesday evening November 20 at 8 o'clock in the Veterans Building. The organizers are the same group currently operating the Billerica Wilmington airport.
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Lad Who Scored Against Concord Loses Mother
Rev Clinton Carvell pastor of North Andover Trinitarian Congregational Church mourns his wife in a recent death. Services were held Saturday afternoon. Carvell is a past Lions International district deputy and known locally for visiting Concord. Surviving son Richard Carvell a Johnson High School football halfback, who scored against undefeated Concord on November 2 at Lawrence.
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Clinton Carvell
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Lawrence
Walden Royal Arch Chapter to Meet November 25
The next Walden Royal Arch Chapter meeting is set for Monday evening November 25 at the Masonic Temple in Concord. Excellent High Priest Albert Tallant of Sudbury will preside.
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Reunion plans for St Bernard's annual gathering announced
Concord public notices nearing completion for St Bernard's reunion to be held Tuesday evening November 26 at Monument Hall at 8 o'clock. Public invited. Additional arrangements to be discussed at the meeting Thursday with a whist party and dancer Seishin Talent entertainment planned.
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Penny Sale Planned by Our Lady Help of Christians
Public invited to a Penny Sale at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord. The event at the lower church occurs Friday November 22 at 8 PM with many prizes and outdoor gala atmosphere. Rev Joseph W Sullivan is honorary chairman of the organizing committee. Prizes may be donated at the rectory or collected if needed.
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Lodge Holds Three Degrees During Week
Concord's Corinthian Lodge A F and A M held a well attended meeting with a degree work led by Calvin A Burger and Walter Colby. An entertainment program followed and plans announced for the 2000th meeting Thursday with another degree and a Rainbow Girls program.
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CYO Paper Drive Proves Success in Concord
The CYO paper drive in Concord raised substantial proceeds for Archbishop Cush ing Charity Fund Inc. A freight car at the depot nearly filled, with volunteers and trucks collecting town wide. Rev. Mark P. Sullivan thanked workers and donors, noting 500 pounds from the Concord Enterprise office.
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Concord Drive Seeks 31000 Quota For Local Campaign
The Greater Boston Community Fund drive in Concord and West Concord calls for a house to house canvass led by Winthrop H. Lee to meet a 31000 goal. If solicitors fail to find donors, residents may drop by Elks Hall or call Concord 1545 to contribute. The effort aims to raise over 7 million across towns, with Concord’s quota reduced eight point seven hundredths percent to 31000. Rexford Daniels and Archbald J. Cushing are among prominent supporters aiding publicity and fundraising.
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