Concord High players honored by Boston Globe in grid season
Bomber Joe Mara and Dan Callahan win recognition as top versatile athletes from Concord High School. Mara, a forward passing quarterback, helps the Red White to two wins and a tie, while Callahan, captain of the basketball team, leads Stow Street School players in multiple sports and awaits college opportunities.
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Concords Narrow Win Keeps Season Alive
Concord gains a second victory of the season with a tough 7 0 road win over Lexington. The loss sinks Lexington to the league cellar as Concord’s defense holds firm and a trio of players emerge as key contributors in a late scoring drive.
Tallant Elected Head of Sudbury Grange
Sudbury Grange officers chosen for the coming year include Albert A. Tallant as Overseer and Al A. Tallant as Head. Other posts list Isell L. Hughes Lecturer Stephen Lowell and Wil Kk Dawson Jr as chaplain.
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Isell L. Hughes
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Stephen Lowell
Wil Kk. Dawson, Jr
Chapla
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Treas Davidwin
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Mittee
Sherwood Eld
Memorial Church Holds Christmas Service Amid Storm
Fragmentary text notes a Sunday morning church gathering at Memorial Church with mentions of Christmas and December. Rev. Leslie is referenced as taking part in the service.
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Concord High to Start Winter Basketball Season
Concord High shifts to winter sports with the basketball team led by captain elect Joe Mara. The Middlesex County league includes Winchester Belmont Stoneham Lexington Reading and Concord. Coach Howard G. Hawkes returns as mentor after guiding the 1937 38 quintet.
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West Concord Merchant Charles J Hogan Dies at 70
Funeral mass for Charles J Hogan 70 long time West Concord merchant held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary Prendergast, two brothers John and Louis. Hogan former Boston Horses Co employee who opened a spa with wife. He held many local roles and his passing halted district commerce.
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Charles J. Hogan
West Concord
Church Street
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Connecticut
Louis Hogan
John
Delia (Cole) Hogan
Hartford
Boston Harrses Company
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Knight of Columbus
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Waltham
Lodge of Elks
Concord Board of Trade
Maynard Lodge of Eagles
Sudbury Planning Board Holds Public Hearing on Zoning Changes
The Sudbury Planning Board met in the Selectmen's rooms Monday for a public hearing on proposed changes in the zoning laws. A general discussion of pipe grease usage by members occurred. about a dozen voters attended. No definite action was taken. another hearing is expected before year’s end.
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Sixth graders Papers Paused by National Boards of Examiners
Five members Ruth Mitchell Asmond Garfield Alice Chamberlain Margaret Raastinelli Hisie Schofield had papers paused by the National Boards of Examiners. Winter sports club organized by Mr Holbrook invites all bigs school members. Circus by Junior Class slated for Friday evening. Rieter 2.08 bpm. a Gaien
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Ruth Mitchell
Asmond Garfield
Alice Chamberlain
Margaret Raastinelli
Hisie Schofield
Holbrook
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Vermont Amy
Sudbury Man Henry Smith 87 Falls at Home
Henry Smith aged 87 fell at his Sudbury home last week and sustained a broken bone. Friends are asked to contact old acquaintances who may have visited him recently.
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Henry Smith
Sudbury
Gotham Glimpses: Rainy City Scenes and City Life
A mosaic of New York moments scenes of rain slick streets crowds under awnings and taxis in long lines. Passersby shield hats with newspapers and doormen carry umbrellas while police halt traffic to let a puppy cross. A swarthy man in a turban asks for Radio City mayor and a candid camera waits for a fall.
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Joan Edwards
New York
Park Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Roxy
RCA
Radio City
Broadway
Benny Venuta
Bell Syndicate
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Fossil Seed Pod Linked to Coal Age Plant Life
In Edinburgh oil shales a fossilized seed pod about 2% inches long was found by Henry Andrews of Washington University. Dated at about 400 million years old, the pod is a potential evolutionary link between fernlike coal age plants and modern flowering species and will join the university collection.
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Henry Andrews
Washington University
Edinburgh
Scotland
Belgian American Educational Foundation
Andrews
University
Maynard Civil Service Exam Set for Next Saturday
A substitute carrier and clerk civil service exam will be held next Saturday at 1 PM in Maynard High School. Frank Finocchi, local civil service secretary, leads with assistance from Arthur J. Sullivan. Forty seven candidates have filed applications for the exam. Noble Morton, president of Maynard Country Club, announces the club annual meet will be at Elk Hall on Thursday in December with reports read and office elected. Hugo Kalander of the National Band of Maynard and Henry Grandell attended a New York meeting about sending the National Band to the 1940 Olympic Games in Finland.
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Arthur J. Sullivan
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Hugo Kalander
Maynard
Henry Grandell
New York City
Findland
Installation of Sons of the Legion Officers Tonight
The Sons of the Legion will install officers at 8 o clock in the G A R Hall tonight. Invited guests include Mayor Louis F Ingalls Representative KF Manning and veteran group members. Captain-elect John Hartley leads the new post and plans a basketball team with three games booked against Worcester Posts and more to come.
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Louis Ghiloni
John Hartley
Worcester
Fuure
Bolton Grange invited to neighbor with Hudson Grange
Bolton Grange will visit Hudson Grange next Monday evening December 5 for the third and fourth degrees. Officers of Bolton Grange will fill the chairs for the fourth degree with Mrs Mary P. S. Howe and daughter Mrs Marjorie. Brion attended Rainbow Assembly at the TOO Hall in Worcester Saturday evening. Brion is Mother Advisor of the Rainbow at Livingston Tennessee.
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Mary PS Howe
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Livingston
Tennessee
Four Leaders from Nations Fight Tuberculosis History
The article traces pioneers in TB control including French physician Laennec who invented the stethoscope in 1829 and German Dr. Koch who linked TB to the tubercle bacillus in 1882. It notes Trudeau opening the first permanent sanatorium at Saranac Lake in 1885 and mentions early TB fundraising and the first Christmas Seal in 1904. By 1907 US deaths from TB remained extremely high.
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Robert Koch
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Saranac Lake
Einar Holbol
Lower
Copenhagen
Posta
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