Memory Lane in Concord opens shops and events
Memory Lane items note a new barber shop pool room and billiard room in the Garry Block on Main street with Rev. Calvin Keyser as guest speaker. The Sixth Regiment has a field day and an incident near Concord Junction highlights the need for more street lamps. M B L Bradford is elected Concord Golf Club president.
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Garry Block
Main Street
Calvin Keyser
J. D. Wilson
Cyrus
Concord Junction
Réformatory
M. B. L. Bradford
Concord Golf Club
Concord High opens season with tie and win scores
Twenty five years ago Concord High School started a seven season with a 6 to 6 tie against Flury and a 32 to 0 victory over Needham. Mes was Henry F. Smith Jr named president of the Women's Association with Miss Everett and Mrs as vice presidents. The Concord nine finished with a win over Maynard in the eleventh, Henry Delaney's bunt producing the winning run for Elmer. 2 Herbert B. Hosmer served as president of the Concord Woman's Club.
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Concord High School
Flury
Needham
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Th Everett
Concord Nine
Maynard
Henry’ Delaney
Elmer
Herbert B. Hosmer
Aliow
Conword Woman’s Club
Olive Root named editor of Concord High Voice ten years ago
Mrs. Melvin A. Lyon installed grand of Willow Rebekah lodge. Whittemore Brown, selectmen chair, spoke before Board of Trade. Henry Harmon installed grand noble of Odd Fellows. Rev. George F. Mulcahy named curate at St Bernard's Church replacing Rev. Sears, transferred to Framingham.
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Olive Root
Concord High “Voice
Melvin A. Lyon
Noble
Willow Rebekahige
Whittemore Brown
Selectmen
Board of Trade
Henry Harmon
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows
George F. Mulcahy
St. Bernard's Church
John ‘Sears
Framing
Death notices and club event mark local life milestones
Five years ago former Cord High teacher Eppubert N Hudspeth died at 79 and James J Mars passed away at 60. The Cord Lions Club prepares a guest offer with Rothwell N MacRae as host in a community event.
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Epuabert N. Hudspeth
Ncord High Saeher
James J. Mars
Cord Lions Club
Organevith Rothwell N. MacRaefas
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New Jeweler Opens New Shop in West Concord
Norman J ONeill of Maynard opens a West Concord jewelry store offering expert watch and clock repairing. Former Waltham Watch Co and Watch Clock Co employee plans a complete jewelry and gift stock and invites the public to view.
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West Concord
Norman
J. O'Neill
Maynard
Neill
Waltha Watch Company
owateWatch Clock Co
Quotes of the Week Spark Mixed Public Figures
A collage of remarks features Barbara Hutton buying a 75000 palace in Morocco and Jim Felkom vowing to kiss every Hollywood actress. Ethel Barrymore praises acting over stage, George Gunn urges pro enterprise reforms, Dewey Short criticizes OPA, and the United Mine Workers Journal labels Henry Wallace an impractical dreamer.
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Barbara Hutton
Morocco
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Henry Wallace
Arthur's Clothing Store Opens in West Concord
West Concord welcomes Arthur Kunelius and wife Mrs. Kunelius who operate Arthur's Clothing store at Main and Commonwealth. The shop offers clothing for all family members and invites the public to visit.
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West Concord
Arthur Kunelius
Acton
Arthur
Main and
Commonwealth
Kunelius
Olive Noel
Car of Main & Commonwealth Ave
Concord
Marshall Food
Horse Found Near Plainfield Road After Stray Incident
A light chestnut riding horse that strayed from the Alden R. Wheeler farm on Plainfield road a week ago was found on a nearby neighbor’s farm. The neighbor took the horse in and it appears to be none the worse for its experience.
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Concord
Hudson Vets Parade in Stow Homecoming Celebration
Manning post Veterans of Foreign Wars plus Stow veteran and patriotic groups joined in the Stow home-coming celebration for World War II veterans. The Manning post led a large marching delegation in the parade with Captain Henry M. Doyle and Commander William F. Soucie directing. Color bearers were James Breen and Francis Dailey, with Francis Madden and Wilfred Campbell as color guards. Other participants included Wilfred Campbell Rob Ferguson Vangie Anastas and Frank Carlson.
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Wilfred Campbell
Rob Ferguson
Vangie Anastas
Frank Carlson
Concord High JV Schedules Two More Games
Concord High School Athletic Director Bernard E. Megin arranged additional games for the Junior Varsity. The team played its second game yesterday against Westford. Upcoming matches include October 28 against Winchester and October 31 against Lexington. A game with Ayer is planned for November 11.
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Concord
Bernard E. Megin
Concord High School
Concord High
Westford
Winchester
Lexington Jayces
al Ayer
Town Talk reminiscences and local notes amid election buzz
Concord readers get a mosaic of town life from early Christmas raises for Lexington staff to World Series chatter. The column notes local civic events, police visits, harvest drives, Fire Prevention Week, parking quirks, new businesses, and upcoming games while hinting at state elections.
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Herman Goering
Lexington
Concord
Hudson
Maynard
Tobin
CYO
Charles K. Yeremian
John T. Foster
Stork
Tom Lindsay
North Shirley
Tom
Boston
Hubbard Street
Tom Finans
Concord Police Department
Hunt Gymnasium
Mill Dam
Wright's Tavern
West Concord
Bill Kussin
Concord Board of Trade
Sudbury and
Thoreau
Emson
Emerson Hospital
Amos Morin
Dick Sullivan
Thoreau Street
VFW
State Armory
Frank H. Rideout
Odd Fellows
Concord High
Lions Club
Sea Turtle Fossil Found in Wyoming Mill Year Old Sea
Geologists report a fossiled deep sea turtle in Kemmerer Wyoming sandstone formations. They say the finding almost proves a sea existed in the Kemmerer district about a million and a half years ago.
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Wyoming
Kemmerer
Wyo
Kemmerer District
Two Veterans Enter Business in Concord Burner Cleaning
Two veterans start burner cleaning firms in Concord. Fred Hume of 5 Pleasant Street West Concord and Rice Sablone of 32 Belknap Street offer burner cleaning and repair services and can be reached at Concord 675-M.
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Concord
Fred Hume
Pleasant Street
West Concord
Rice Sablone
Belknap Street
Concord Couple Celebrates 19th Anniversary Quietly
Dr and Mrs John Bennis Sheehan of 56 Lexington observed their 19th wedding anniversary on Columbus Day weekend. They have a son John Jr and were married in Boston. He served in the U S Army Medical Corps in World War II and retired as a major, now tied to the Veterans Administration in Boston. A new portable device weighing four pounds generates radar waves for classroom demonstrations, powered by household current.
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Concord
John Bennis Sheehan
Lexington
John, Jr
Boston
Sheehan
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Veterans Administration At
Sewing Machines Repaired with Satisfaction Guaranteed
Advertisement notes repairs and buying of sewing machines. Prompt directs sending a post card to John Salo at 129 Parker St Maynard.
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John Salo
Parker St. Maynard
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By Len Kleis
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Ed Dodd
Orcus
Hollywood
Jim Félkom
Alabama
Ethel Barrymore
George Gunn, Jr
Seattle, Wash
OPA
Dewey Short
Missouri
W. Concord
Hudson Vets
Stow
Jayvee
Commonwealth Avenue
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Berlin
America
South St
Noson
Tee Ae
F. J. Kane & Sons
Whitmac
Old Marlboro Road
Commonwealth Ave
Humans
Pecans
David Nichols & CO
Rockmart, Georgia
Home Rpoducie.s Store Housewares
Commonwealth - W. Concord
W. Henry
Sun
Cambridge Turnpike
Navy Vet
M. T. King
Park St. Tel. Maynard
Mark Wedpnd
Frank R. Viscariel
Our Lady Trans Church
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Minuteman CH Inc
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McCarthy Dependable
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