Guest Speaker Delivers Talk at Concord Rotary Club
Concord Arthur Burger of the Boys' Club of Boston spoke at the Concord Rotary luncheon at the Colonial Inn. John Kennedy announced November programs while Fred T. Boyd chaired the business session. Guests were welcomed as plans for a White Elephant Auction and a Lions Club event on November 21st were noted.
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Concord
Arthur Burger
Boys’ Club of
Boston
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
John Kennedy
Fred T. Boyd
Thomas L. Sanborn
Robert Dew
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Bernard &. Megin
Jee S. Owen
William D
Con- Lions
Reuben Markham
Christian Sci@nce Monitor
Insurance Fees In State For 1947 To Increase 6 Percent
The 1947 compulsory auto and guest occupant insurance rates in Massachusetts will rise five percent over 1946, with Boston among the highest at 50.30 and a top charge of 59.40 in Chelsea. The change aims to spread higher costs while yielding about 2 million dollars less than 1941 prewar collections. A public hearing is set for November 19 at 10:00 a.m. in Boston to review final rates.
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Charles F
T H O'Connell
O’connell
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Boston
Bedford
Concord
Hudson
Marlboro
Maynard
OW. Rete Y
Sudubury
Berlin
Bolton
Northboro
Southboro
Westboro
Commissioner of Insurance
Nashua Street
Mayos Honored On Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles F Mayo of 18 Middle Street were surprised by 25 friends as they marked their 11th wedding anniversary. The gathering featured an evening of entertainment and warm wishes for the couple.
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Concord
Charles F. Mayo
Middle Street
Concord News Roundup Ahead of Thanksgiving
Community notices from Concord cover events and concerns. Holiday planning includes shopping, charity drives, and local officials addressing traffic, parking, and public services. Mentions of schools, football and hockey ties, portraits, and upcoming banquets frame a snapshot of town life.
Local couple hosts celebration after wedding event
The couple, well known in the community, formerly resided in Lincoln and now celebrate with friends and family. They have five children and Mr Mayo works at a local dairy, sharing in the festive occasion.
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Lincoln
Mayo
Deer dies after collision with car in Everett
Neal Linder survived a highway crash near Everett after his car struck a five point buck. The deer suffered fatal injuries from the collision.
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Everett, Wash
Neal Linder
Linder
Fall Huddle by Players Opens Contoré Season in Concord
The 1946 47 Contoré Players season begins with the 11th annual Fall Huddle featuring Scenes from a well known dramatist under Frederick R. Child Jr. The event is closed to members and prospective members, with Mr and Mrs William O Partridge announced as patrons and Partridge starting rehearsals for the December 5 6 7 production. A poster competition for Concord High School, Concord Academy and Middlesex School students offers cash and ticket prizes.
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Concord
Contoré
Frederick R. Child, Jr
Stanton Garfield
William O. Partridge
Concord Enterprise
Concord Players
Walden Street
Richardson
Viciniy
Maynard Man Arrested for Theft of Yarn
Ralph J. Catarasi of 185 Main Street Maynard was arraigned in Concord district court on Saturday charged with stealing knitting yarn from Bradford Spinning on Cherry Street. Police say several hundred dollars worth of yarn are missing and a larceny ring may be involved. officers recovered some items at his home.
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Hudson
Maynard
Concord District Court
Bradford Spinning Company
Cherry Street
Ralph J. Catarasi
Mainstreet
Larceny case in Concord cour t ends with pleasa by Catarasi
In Concord court Catarasi pleaded in his case on November 21. Police indicate further action may follow.
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Concord
Catarasi
Contember
Funeral for Mrs At Tri Concord Ftakes
Funeral services for Esther Robinson wife of Winthrop F Lownd farmer were held at Trinity church with burial in a Concord cemetery. She belonged to Congregational Hawthorne Chapter Concord Woman's Club PTA and church groups. She leaves four sons and two sisters. A separate item notes a thief in Orange Calwood stealing a bathtub.
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Concord
Esther (Robinson
Winthrop
Trinitia
Puffer
Ian Congregational Hawthorne Chapie Concord
S. Card Pta
David
Stephen
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West Concord
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Stow
CHS
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Barbara ‘Cousins
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Concord Se Pro
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Howel. Pickem
Concord Oil and Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Emerson Hospital
Center of Concord
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