Cooperative Bank Marks Anniversary at Colonial Room
The Concord Cooperative Bank celebrated its 25th founding anniversary with Raymond D. Willard as master of ceremonies. Edward B. Caiger reviewed bank history noting assets of 40 000 at year one and 2 886 000 by year end. R Glendining spoke on real estate trends during the event attended by bank officials and representatives from the Bank Commissioner’s office and related institutions.
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Concord
Howard
Johnson’s
McOrd Co-operative Bank
Raymond D. Willard
R. Glendining
Ad Aoa
Fur Real Estate
Direct
Raymond Dident
Edward
Caiger Ogilvie Helsher Named Finance Officers
B Caiger is appointed treasurer with Gordon H Ogilvie as assistant treasurer and Ruth I Helsher as assistant treasurer in the local finance department.
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B. Caiger
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Ruth I. Helsher
Lions and Rotarians Schedule Joint Concord Meeting
The Concord Lions Club and Concord Rose Club will hold a joint meeting Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Johnson Restaurant West Concord After a brief business segment a speaking program will feature Reuben Markham foreign correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor addressing residents Leeman Haines and Fred Boyd will welcome attendees
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Concord Rose Club
Nolenia
Johnson
West ~ Corderat Cea
Reuben Markham
Sustian Science Monitor
P Leeman £. Haines
The
Lions
Fred T. Boyd
Rotarians
Engineer Speaks At PTA Meeting West Concord
John Wallstrom of Lexington a nuclear physicist research engineer at Raytheon spoke to the West Concord Parent Teachers Association at the Harvey Wheeler school auditorium on atomic energy. The group plans to rename to Harvey Wheeler School PTA with a next meeting date to be announced.
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West Concord
West Concord Parent Teachers Association
Harvey Wheeler School
John Wallstrom
Lexington
Raytheon
West Concord Pta
Harvey Wheelers School Pta
Clergymen Sign Pro Parenthood Resolution Across Massachusetts
Massachusetts clergy members including Rev. Elmor Wallace Rev. Charles Russell Peck Rev. Charles M. Styron and Rev. Douglas P Brayton signed a Planned Parenthood statement on Parenthood. In all over 500 from Massachusetts joined about 5 000 Protestant and Jewish clergy nationwide. Motion pictures using microscope time lag show how plant diseases attack and destroy crops.
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Concord
John ‘Elmor Wallace
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Charles Russell Peck
Trinity Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
Peroonans Vinanee Parenthood
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Charles M. Styron
Lincoln
Douglas P Brayton
Lexington
Massachuseetts
T Country
Legion Conducts Regular Meeting in Concord
Concord Post 158 held a regular meeting at the Veterans Building last Wednesday evening led by Commander John A. Hutchinson. Only routine business was discussed while plans for a large December gathering were noted. Alexander MacEachern reported on the Armistice Day ladies night program at Elkshall.
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Concord
Concord Post
James J. Mansfield
A. S. No 158
Veterans Building
John A. Hutchinson
Legion
Elkshall
Alexander MacEachern
Speaker Laynes Addresses Laymens League Meeting
Concord-Russell T. Smith former Concord resident and director at the School of Museum of Fine Arts Boston spoke to the Laymens League after supper in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church last Friday evening. He discussed Modern Architectures.
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Concord
Russell T. Smith
Laymens League
First Parish Unitarian Church
School of Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Cub Pack 49 Bobcat Pins Awarded to Scouts
Concord announces Cub Pack 49 awarded Bobcat pins to Daniel Clark Edgar Clark Paul K Daly John F Kraetzer Karl A Stetson David A Waite Frederick A Walker George A Watkins Bo Foss Teddy D Keizer Jo McBreen Thomas J McBreen Carl Nelson John McGrath. Wolf and Bear Awards also to be announced at next meeting.
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Concord
Daniel Clark
Edgar Clark
Paul K. Daly
John F. Kraetzer
Karl A. Stetson
David A. Waite
Frederick A. Walker
Bo Foss
Teddy D. Keizer
Jo McBreen
Thomas J. McBreen
Carl Nelson
John McGrath
Concord Notables Attend Church Society Meeting Friday
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Thom as Motley Mr and Mrs Brooks Stevens Jr and Mr and Mrs Frederick H Lovejoy are among local patrons to attend a Church Society for College Work meeting and dinner at the Hotel Vendome. Guest speaker Ed R Stettinius Jr former Secretary of State and special UN delegate.
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Concord
Thomas Motley
Brooks Stevens, Jr
Frederick H. Lovejoy
Peg
Church Society For College
Hotel Vendome
Gee
R. Stettinius, Jr
Married Couples Meet At Concord Union Church
Tomorrow at 6 o'clock the Married Couples group meets at Concord Union Church with Ralph Lapham and his wife as co chairmen. Assisting them are John Kennedy Reed O 41 Fred Hart John Berg K Damon Fred Mt George Walker Derwin A ton and Gerald Johnson.
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Concord
Yew Concord Union Church
Ralph Lapham
Cooe
Lapham
John Kennedy
Reed O
Fred Hart
John Berg K. Damon
Fred Mt George Walker
Derwin A.ton
Gerald Johnson
Marriage Takes Place Locally Concord
The marriage of Miss Alice L Tripp of Boston and Ui H Mahlon Foley of Cam took place Sunday in the First Parish Church with the pastor Perry Daniels officiating. Miss Emily and the bride's sister attended. Robert B Sosta of North Tonbridge Vermont served as best man.
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Concord
Alice L.tripp
Boston
H. Mahlon Foley
Cam
Beceine Ae
Perry Daniels
Vricatage M. T. P
Low
Emily
Robert
Sostae
North Tonbridge
Vermont
Concord Church Ladies Set For Annual Fair Preparations
Ladies of the Concord Union Church held a full day meeting to prepare for the church fair. The event aims to finalize plans and coordinate work for the upcoming fair, with preparations focused on ensuring a successful outcome.
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Concord
Ladies of the “Concord Union
Tholden
New Broadway Signs by Douglas Leigh to Dazzle Drafters
Great White Way to glow with innovative billboards by 35 year old designer Douglas Leigh. Animated cartoons cigarette signs and a 1000 square foot foaming soap box headline a lineup of eye catching displays set to disrupt traffic and captivate one million daily pedestrians. Leigh unveils a 14 foot sign painter that creates teaser work and a giant thermometer duel of heat and cold. A 15,000 bulb Mr Peanut sign and a three story ginger ale display promise Broadway’s most dramatic signs yet with two 14 foot bottle shapes and glittering ice cube effects.
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New York
Great White Way
Douglas Leigh
Leigh
Bright-Light
Detroit
Peanut Company
Mr. Peanut
Broadway
195 000 More Beds Urged in U S Hospital Survey
Philadelphia report calls for monumental shifts in hospital care with 700 pages and 22 member commission. It urges 195 000 additional general beds and expansion of hospitals to treat all illnesses and improve chronic and mental health services.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Palestine Diamond Cutters Boost Industry to Millions
Jewish artisans in NATHANYA PALESTINE adapt to American line production to churn out an estimated 32 million dollars worth of cut and polished diamonds this year. The sector, second only to Belgium, spans 33 factories and about 4,000 craftsmen earning 75 to 100 dollars weekly, transforming rough stones into gems.
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Nathanya
Palestine
Belgium
Effect of High Speed On Pilots Being Studied
Washington report notes navy officers warn pilots could not fly 1500 mile per hour planes. Sudden deceleration from engine failure would deliver fatal shock, suggesting future supersonic craft may be pilotless and electronically controlled.
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Washington
Navy
Garfield Wedding on Thanksgiving at St. Mary's
Local interest centers on the Thanksgiving Day wedding of Miss Louisa Huntington of Garfield Rockport a Concord Academy graduate and Edward Crowins shield Browne of Winchester. The ceremony will occur at St Marys Church Rockport with Rev William F A Stride officiating.
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Concord
Louisa Huntington
Garfield
Rockport
Concord Academy
Edward Crowinshield Browne
Winchester
St. Mary’s Church
William F A. Stride
Will
Harriers Triumph at Providence Meet in New Concord
The Concord High School harriers scored a 41 22 victory at Providence last Saturday, with standout Antonangelli earning top honors. Nelson Dukie Stefanelli led the team to the win, and after the meet the squad was hosted by alumni and the high school for a victory celebration before noon departure.
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Concord
Harriers
Providence
Antonangellin
Massachusetts
Nelson "Dukie” Stefanelli
Igh
Wayland and Concord Battle to 13 13 Tie
The contest between Wayland and Concord ends 13-13 at halftime with Petey Bulkley and Billy Gower scoring for Concord while Wayland pushes for a go-ahead drive. A long third period march stalls at the goalline as both teams defend aggressively.
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Concord
Petey
Wayland
J al
Peter Bulkley
Frankie
Pears
Bulkley
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