Concord Town News Highlights Weather Plans and Local Notices
The report covers scarce rains affecting wells in Concord and nearby towns, upcoming holiday weather easing after Thanksgiving recess, and planned reunions. It notes snow removal efforts, road work on Cambridge Turnpike, and local civic updates including a resignation, a church supper, and Memorial and Armistice Day observances.
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Concord ‘d
Ra Ot
Cambridge Turnpike
Denny Horne
Denny
Elsie Engebrosson
John H. Crider
Boston Herald
Lincoln
Concord
Concor
Eddie Streault
Anderson's
Joe McCarthy
Bozingfield
Sophomore Class Plans Autumn Benefit at Town Hall
The Sophomore Class at the BP School hosts a pre event at the town hall in Stow to support the class. Committees include refreshments, advertising, prizes, and music with the George Smith Orchestra of Stow. Advisor is Mrs. Alvin Fitches.
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Carol Colby
Be 'Eaiy Kinen
Joseph Eny
Bev Alex
Frances Mamb
Furnis George Smith
Orchestra of
Stow
Alvin Fistchesves
Stow Residents Attend Church Fair and Visit Relatives
Stow residents and visitors attended church events and visited family across New Jersey Maine Connecticut and Boston. Frank Doyle Ruth Peck from Hoose Jersey joined the Union Church Fair, while Samuel Beck visited Stow. Trips included Elders and Armistice Day observances with Stow residents and Mozart concerts at Symphony Hall.
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Frankign Doyle
Ruth Peck
Hoose Jersey
Stow
Ae Union
Alley View
Nee Jersey
Heidi Peck
Great Ne
Chelmsford
Symphony Hall
Boston
Peck
Parent Teacher Association Meeting Discusses Lunch Program
The Parent Teacher Association held a meeting in the cafe on Wednesday evening. Mrs Ellen Perkins spoke on the lunch program and child nutrition, praising the lunches provided. The next association meeting is planned for a future evening at Town Hall.
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Parent Pe Association
Ellen Perkins
Ning
All Childress
Town Hall
Postpone Party Stow Wil Kala For Series
Announcement postpones a public party and series event to a later date. The notice indicates the gathering will be rescheduled, with details to be announced and a new date to be set by organizers.
Child Born to Stow and Robblee Family
Mr and Mrs Stow of G nd welcomed their second child an eight pound eight ounce boy born Monday November 8 at a local hospital.
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Iowa
Richard
W. ‘Nicholson
Nicholson
H. Jane
Meynard
Mass
Iowa Hospital of
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City
Nicholsons
Raymond Sloon
Red Acre Road
Portland
Maine
7Th Aesree
Stow
Robblee
Sponge Cake Tolls and Seams by Mrs Lady
A fragmented notice describes a cake sewn by Mrs. with tolls or charges related to Laseed G dys. The wording is unclear but centers on a domestic textile item and a person named Mrs. in a household setting.
Concord Defeats Maynard Jayvees at Emerson Playground
Concord beats Maynard 14 to 0 in a Monday afternoon game. Leo McKenna tossed a 10 yard pass to Jack Finan for the first touchdown after a punt, with Loomer adding the extra point. In the fourth period Buddy Prendergast scored from six yards, with a McKenna to Loomer pass for the extra point.
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Tee Coe
Connonigh
Maynard High
Jayvees
Emerson
Concord
Leo McKenna
Jack Finan
Buddy” Prendergast
McKenna
Walter Loomer
Maynard Meets McMahon In Key Grid Showdown
Maynard, under coach Stan Bondelevitch, seeks its best season in 10 years as 7 wins and a tie mark the Green Wave. The McMahon Men are favorites with several family ties among players including co captain Jerky Robinson and end Gene Robinson, plus numerous siblings in the lineup.
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Jerry ‘Robinson
al Viola
Maynard
Stan Bondelevitch
Clinton Green Wave
McMahon
Jerky Robinson
Eas
Gene
Ralph Case
Tomy Promears
Vic
Joe
Ben
Jackie
Mac Donald
George ‘Oclair
Lennie
Pats
Patsy Greene
Hag
Entertain the School Orchestra at Dunston
Unclear OCR text hints at a school event featuring an orchestra or entertainment group. Details about date, venue, or participants are unreadable.
Concord and Lexington Lineups and Stats Report
Lineups and statistics for Concord and Lexington referenced for a day game at Emerson Playground. The report lists players, substitutes, and scoring counts, noting key names such as Wetherbee Finan and Callahan while showing roster changes and substitutions for both teams.
Gill Is Elected Football Captain at Lawrence Academy
Tommy Gill of West Concord has been elected captain of the Lawrence Academy football team and also captain of the Student Council. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gill of 212 Commonwealth Ave West Concord. Gill stars in basketball and football at Southbound High School.
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Emerson Playground
Henry
Cea
Lexingion
Lexington
Concord
Lincoln
Paul Gore
Oxbow Road
Perry Underhill
Lowell Road
Boston Herald
Brooks
Boston
Bernard's
Jami
Boston Beston
West Acton
Dome Ley
Anders Christofferson
South Acton
Liefonstall
Nednessey
Advoc Board of Trade
Claus
Marion Axe
Malcolm Sd Er
Stow
John Hale Wetherbee
Marlboro
Exington High
Xington
Ley
Basil Maguire
Monument Hall
Latter Hall
Tommy Gill
West
Lawrence Aca
Joseph Gill
Commonwealth Oe
West Concord
Testament Banquet Plans For Coneigh Se
A testimonial banquet for the Coneigh Se is set for the coming week with Capt Peggy McCarson as toastmaster. The event will honor 13 senior grid members with varsity letters and awards including most valuable player and most improved player trophies. Organizers include Edward J McCaffrey leading the ticket committee with Robert D Parks and Sheehan. Barry Higgins as secretary. Leon J Moreau as chairman. and other locals assisting.
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Vine Hall
Conkee
Chares
Peggy McCar- Korn Rleetman
Edward W. Sheeneh
Harvard
Prinee
Lexington Roosters
Edward J McCaffrey
Robert D
Parks and Sheehan
Barry Higgins
Leon J. Moreau
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Concord Leads Lexington In Bowling Clash
The Concord bowling squad, led by Captain Jack Rudd, strong play from Chet Ingraham and Lanny Manna, defeated Lexington. Team personnel include Joe Damery, Bill Weisenses, Irving Sherwood as faculty manager, and Dr. Harold J. Crumb as team physician.
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Lexington
Chet Ingraham
Lanny Manna
Jack Rudd
Satin
Joe Damery
Bill Weisenses
Irving Sherwood
Harold, J. Crumb
Ssac iMercey
Wellesley
Ayward
Helmsford
T. ‘Mary
J. Smith
Fotals
H. Morgen
Concord Personnel Co
Si Donovain
Bernie Megin
Walter Carew
John O’connel
Jack Joe's Repair Aptains
Joe Callahan
J. Richardson
John Wetherbee
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George Hard W. Mackey Caldwell
Warren Salter
Harold O’coriner
Lyons Jr
Adolph Piper
Parego John Watts Boyce
Marty
T Hinds
Whee Primiano
Ayatte
Mike I
C. Colombo
Murphy's Ya ' Rt Neon
Macdonald
Morrill
Curci Eenet
Miller
Cullinane Smith
Grappo
Alloy Aoeem
Zookey
Tore Jankers Career Moves Highlight Daring College Graduate
Tore Jankers, staff seeker and graduate of Daring College, gains attention for professional advancement. The report notes his credentials and the significance of his recent pursuit.
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A Hee Tore Jankers
Daring College
Maynard High Gridiron Twelve Faces Midland League Gap
Maynard High School’s strong, capable football team shows power behind new offense installed by Coach Stan Rondelevitch. The squad aims to break into the Midland League race with a decisive win as Milford struggles to secure a league victory and faces a tough upcoming schedule.
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Maynard
Stan
Rondelevitch
Bondelevitch
Josa
Milford
Ala
Orngeé
Beigg
Fox
Concord Rod and Gun Club Monthly Meeting
The Concord Rod and Gun Club held its monthly meeting last night at the Elks hall. President John J. Dickey spoke about recent activities and showed motion pictures. Secretary V. Bartolo reported ongoing club efforts and plans for an event at the State Armory in Concord.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Guna Club
Elks Upper Hall
John
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