Solemn Mass Honors Priest Father Shaughnessy
The Rev. Patrick Shaughnessy of St Brigid’s is celebrated at a solemn Mass as colleagues recall his 39 years of priestly service. He is praised for guiding others in the priesthood, teaching divine truth, and offering the Holy Sacrifice for the living and dead.
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Remembering Father Shaughnessy A Priest of Gentle Service
Grateful tributes recall Father Shaughnessy’s mind and heart shaped by priestly duties. The article honors his gentle, self denying service guiding souls, consoling mourners, and reforming the wayward. It notes his fifteen years at the parish and his rise to a shepherd of souls now in heaven.
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New Twin Births Reported in Concord Area
Mr. and Mrs. J Ralph Davison Jr of Northboro announce twins John Ralph III and Deborah Ann born October 8 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Grandparents Hans Hansen West Concord and Elsie Hansen Davison Northboro with great grandparents Elbert Jones Waban and Mary Davison Northboro. Mrs Davison is Elsie Hansen. Also Mr and Mrs Lot ing Williams of Waltham announce a daughter Lynn Marian born October 10 at Sanderson Memorial Waltham Hospital. Grandparents Burrell Leonard Hickory North Carolina and Mrs Chester Williams Waltham. James N Berry Concord is great grandfather.
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J. Ralph Davison Jr
Northboro
John Ralph
Deborah Ann
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Hans P. Hansen
Main Street
West Concord
Victor. G. Hofbauer
Waban
Elbert A. Jones
Mary E. Davison
Hickory
North Carolina
Chester M. Williams
Waltham
James N. Berry
Walden Street
Hotel Astor Marks 43rd Birthday With Quiet Dinner
New York hotel scene at the Hotel Astor celebrates its 43rd anniversary with a subdued birthday dinner for staff. The landmark, built in 1904 by the late William Waldorf Astor, has long hosted numerous celebrations.
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Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Local women invited to nursing meeting in Maynard
A Concord representative of the Household Nursing Association will meet women from Concord Maynard and nearby towns on Monday October 20 at 8 pm in the United Cooperative Society hall Maynard. Mrs Davenport Wallace explains how local women can train as attendant nurses with low cost and good wages.
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Household Nursing Association School of Attendant Nursing
Maynard
United Cooperative Society
Main Street
Davenport Wallace
Walden Street
Household Nursing Association
Scouts Seek More Volunteers For New Headquarters
Concord volunteers needed to help finish the Boy Scout headquarters at the former Hugh Cargill barn on Walden Street. Local men and boys are urged to come next Saturday at 9 o clock to offer services.
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Boy Stout
Hugh ‘Cargill
Walden Street
Concord Firefighters Reach 179 Alarms and Community Notices
Concord firemen report 179 alarms as of Sunday. Upcoming events include Sea Scouts West Concord at Harvey Wheeler School next Wednesday at 7 pm with Skipper George Simms Sr. in charge. Concord Lodge IOOF meets Thursday at 8 pm at Odd Fellows Hall West Concord. Household Nursing Association meeting moved to Oct 20. Trinity Congregational Woman's Union hosts Dr Bailey tomorrow at 6:30 pm. Concord High opens a new guidance center led by Kenneth Rollins to strengthen school and parental understanding.
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Sea Scouts
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
George Simms,Sr
Oncord High School
Kenneth Rollins
Needham
Concord Chorus Contines Drills At High School Auditorium
Concord chorus continues weekly rehearsals at the Concord High School auditorium on Tuesday evenings as preparations for the next production proceed. It is expected Mrs. D. Ripley Gage and Miss Nancy Loring will join chorus direction again this season.
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Concord High School
D. Ripley Gage
Nancy Loring
Middlesex Football at St Mark's and Next Home Game
The Middlesex school football team faces St Mark's of Southboro tomorrow afternoon. Next game is October 25 against Noble and Greenough of Dedham. The Concord Red Cross seeks more Grey Lady volunteers for veterans hospital work at Bedford. call Andrew Dawson or Mrs. George Walker in Concord.
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Southboro
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Dedham
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Veterans Hospitals
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Concord
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Bedford Veterans Hospital
Concord Young Republicans meet at Worcester conference
Concord members attended a conference in Worcester headed by Clerk of Court David B. Williams who also leads Massachusetts Council of Young Republican Clubs. The Concord Young Republican Club will meet next on Saturday evening October 18.
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Worcester
Concord Young Republican Club
Former Concord Man Dies at 41
Elden B. Kennie, 41, once of Concord and recently of Boston, died last Wednesday at Boston City Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at a local undertaker. He is survived by his wife Mrs. J. S. Crossley Kennie, a son Robert age nine, his mother Mrs. Blanche Kennie of Melrose, a brother Lloyd Kennie of Keopport, and a sister Mrs. Edgar L. Robbins of West Concord.
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Boston
Boston City Hospital
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J. S
Crossley) Kennie
Robert
Blanche Kennie
Melrose
Lloyd Kennie
Koe Port
Edgar L. Robbins
West Concord
Mrs Cowling Visiting Relatives From Washington
Mrs. Douglas H4 Cowling and her daughter Diane from Whidbey Island Washington are visiting relatives and friends in Hubbard Street area. The Cowling family includes Harold Cowling and a farmer husband. Mrs Cowling’s mother is Mrs Carrie A of Maynard. The Marine veteran is now employed on the west coast.
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Concord
Douglas
Harold Cowling
Hubbard Street
Diane
Whidbey
Powder Mill Road Hall Awards Celebrate Prize Winners
Awards announced for the Powder Mill Road Hall event list four first prizes including a washing machine awarded to Florence Colombo of Actond Street, a second prize electric machine to M. Maki of Harrison Street, a first prize electric lamp to Peter Gulsba of O Moore Avenue, and a Maynard Sons of the event group recognized as well.
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Florence Colombo
Actond
M. Maki
Harrison Street
Peter Gulsba
O’moore
Maynard
the Sons of
Unlearned Lesson Fatal Crash In Georgia
James Leo Green aged 30 died in Lagrange Georgia after posting bond on a speeding charge his car collided with a bridge support over the Chattahoochee River authorities said Green had just posted bond when the fatal crash occurred.
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