Concord Notes Highlight Parades Fire Safety and Local News
Fire Prevention Week and Newspaper Week observed with local parades and Holy Name events in Concord. Notes touch on parade marshals, a motorist test case, new lighting for Mill Dam, parking ban complaints, and civic updates including hospital leadership changes and Centennial celebrations.
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Concord
Holy Name
Boston
Our Lady‘s
Sullivan
Joseph Smith
F.B.I
Charlie Sheehan
Phil Dee
Maynard
Central Fire Station
Mill Dam
John Coyne
Dan Sullivan
Rudy Currier
Concordy
Bee Erie Aerm Ok
Doug McElroy
Chelmsford
Dick Carwall
Andover
Dlls Nship
Jack O'Grady
B. U
Jack Skewes
Dartmouth
Willie Pearson
Lawrence Academy
Lennie Erickson
Lee Union
Ely Codding
Tait
Middlesex
Gilbert and Dunster
Frank Hartwell
Lexington
Guy W. Brugler
Cleveland
University Hospitals
Children’s Hospital
Stanton Garfield
Larry Peterson
Bak Sqboal
Anly
Ezsiwh Vahkbes
Harry Besse
Nares Rs ‘Ays
Paul Revere Baseball League
Boston Stock Exchange
Meynard Bial
Jerry
Gene Robinson
Concordayers
Uncle Sam
Emerson Hospital
Wald Wyert
Corrigan
Walden Breezes
Linig
Concord Appliance Company
Robert Smith
Concord Appliance
Jim Oakman
Warren Or Johnson
Miss Corrigan
Smithington
Texas
Williams
Baom
Start Season Next Monday at Stow Civic Club Meeting
The Stow Civic Club will hold its first meeting of the season at Stow Town Hall on Monday evening October 13. Dr. Laurence L. Barber will present photographs from his summer trip to Alaska. The executive committee plans a year of varied programs on interesting topics and educational subjects.
Stow School Notes: Meeting and Hale High School Event
Stow School committee will merit at Hale High School Wednesday evening October 15 for its regular meeting. Twenty six members of the Hale High School are sponsoring a new event to be held Friday evening October 10 in Stow Hall. Music will be furnished by Helen and George.
Silver City Outpost Tales Of Early New Mexico Provisions
The article recalls Silver City in early New Mexico being 700 miles from civilization in Colorado. Supply routes relied on ox teams and rescue expeditions, with travelers foraging and gathering sustenance on the arduous journey to the mining town.
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Silver City
N. M
New Mexico
Coloado
Stow A L Post Inducts New Officers In 1930s Ceremony
Warren Wheeler Post a American Legion ceremony installed Herbertiste as commander and officers including F Rogers vice commander Albert A Schaal adjutant William K Walters finance officer Miss Peel Barbour historian Wil H Peck chaplain Verrill Macomber sergeant at arms Richard Dudley color bearer Lorri Jokinen service officer Adjutant Schaal named publicity officer. Powdered coal with 15 percent ash content can be reduced to 1.5 percent before the furnace by a new electrostatic process.
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Warren Wheeler
America
Casien Fe
Teun Ball
Stiles
Coummarmer
Herbert Iste
Is F. Rogers
Albert A Schaal
William K Walters
Miss Peel Barbour
Wil H Peck
Verrill Macomber
Richard Dudley
Lorri Jokinen
Schaal
Hanley Leads Concord Scoring With 36 Points
John Hanley, Concord half back, tops the team with six touchdowns and 36 points. Dick is second with 30. The scoring breakdown lists Finan Fenton and Pearson among others, with Garran noted in the figures.
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Concord
John Hanley
Dick A
Hanley
Finan
Fenton
Pearson
Garran
Ham Johnston Tie For First In Concord Kicker Golf
In the Concord Country Club weekend event a kickers tournament saw two locals tie for first Mason L Ham and Dr R Fulton Johnston with scores 89 73 for Ham and 87 73 for Johnston Others participating included A Lawrence Pierson Jr 83 76 Francis H Gleason 84 79 Henry S Thompson 78 75 George K Whitney 104 79 and Charles R Johnson BTI9.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Mason
L. Ham
R. Fulton Johnston
Ham
Johnston
A. Lawrence Pierson, Jr
Francis H. Gleason
Henry S. Thompson
George K. Whitney
Charles R. Johnson
Just a Habit Traffic Fines Mount in Worcester
Worcester man Allen T Abbington faces escalating penalties with a $39 fine for a 13th to 15th offense boosting his year to a $105 total since January 1. The repeated infractions highlight the town’s focus on traffic ticket enforcement.
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Worcester
Mass
Allen T. Abbington
Racing Pigeon Club Race From Rochester Opens Weekend
Marlboro Hudson Marlborough district club held a race from Rochester New York with 25 birds released at 6 00 am Saturday Only B Batsford of Siow returned home that day with a bird traveling at 930 77 yards per minute The note also mentions future breeding for 1987 and Maine forest land figures.
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Racing Pigeon Club
Rochester
New York
B. Batsford
Siow
Orene
Will
Young Bird Racing
Concord High Tops Needham in Rough 26-8 Gridiron Thriller
Concord High in a man for man battle defeated Needham 26-8. Francis Mahoney scored Needham’s lone TD after a 45 yard run set up by a 15 yard penalty on Concord. John Hanley and Dick Finan led Concord with two touchdowns while Fenton contributed the kicking and a strong ground game as Concord extended its win streak to 13.
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Concord
Needham High
Concord High
Lexington
Francis Mahoney
Needham
Mahoney
John Hanley
Conesion
Fenton
Oval
Dick Finan
Hanley
Jack “Hunt
Tom Tovci
Mahon
Finan
Fepton
Georgie Pearson
al Godfrey
Godfrey
Poseasion
Whree
Namany
Needham Boys
Pie
Agate
Am Cials
Callahan
Lewis
Warren
Bob. Rice
Jack
Iow
Ree
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