Concord Briefs From Local Events And Notices
Concord and surrounding towns report upcoming events including the annual state ball by K of C at a local hotel and the Four De orade. Concord Musketaquid Club meeting on Thursday at 6 30. Edward Warren, 74, dies in Bedford. services at Congregational Church. Also notices of juvenile delinquency case handling, births at Emer hospital, and regular Guard drill at the armory Monday night.
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Rosea
Old Council
K. of C
Edward Warren
Bedford
Hurs
Church of
Cord State
Fourth
Joseph Barr
Married in Nuptial Mass at Concord Church
Miss Anna Maria Ammendolia daughter of Mr and Mrs Antonio Ammendolia Concord Turnpike Concord was married to Edward Gene D Italia son of Mrs Amelia D Italia Arlington at St Bernard s church in a nuptial mass celebrated by Rev Mark P Sullivan. Bridesmaids includes Angela Ammendolia and others with attendants in blue marquisettes. The groom is from Brookline. The piece also notes a Lexington ten pin bowling league schedule.
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Concord
Anna Maria Ammendolia
Antonio Ammendolia
Concord Turnpike
St. Bernard’s Church
Mark P. Sullivan
Edward Gene D’italia
Amelia D'Italia
Arlington
Angela -Ammendolia
Alice Blue
Antoinette Ammendolia
Josephine - Ammendolia
Mary D'Italia
Anna di Salva
Domenic Pitala
Brookline
J. Ae Bee
Eiropeaar
Concord corps members earn three-year service ribbons
At a battalion review in Boston three members of Tenth Company MWC Concord received three-year service ribbons for three years of faithful work. Recipients were Captain Dorothy Macone Lieut. Uwine Meigs and Dame Avis Kroon formerly Avis Spencer of Acton. The group later traveled to Snar on for a fall camp with about 600 women. Sergt Barker Sergt Riley and Pvt Harrington worked at the Salvation Army canteen on the Boston common. Pvt Jeanson must leave the corps due to moving out of state.
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Concord
Boston
Tenth Company
MWC
Dorothy ._Macone
Uwine Meigs
Daeut
Avis Kroon
Avis Spencer
Ust
Acton
State Armory
Snaron
Barker Aid
Sergt
Riley
Pvt
Harrington
Salvation Army
Boston Common
Jeanson
YD Veterans Installation At Bedford
Concord Minute Man chapter of the YD Veterans Association held its annual installation of officers at Bedford Town Hall. State and county officers helped with the exercises. Bernard Snee of Lexington was installed as new commander succeeding Clifford W. Day of Arlington Heights.
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Concord
YD Veterans Association
Bedford
Bernard Snée
Lexington
Clifford W. Day
Arlington Heights
Three Youths Inducted Into U S Service
Concord news notes three local youths inducted into the U S Army for active duty. Charles Joseph O O Dowd of 177 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord formerly of Bedford is married. Charles Edward Hopkins of 11 Elsinore Street Concord and Richard Croft of Chaffee Old Bedford Road also named among inductees.
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Concord
U.S. Army
Charles Joseph O O’ Dowd
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Bedford
Charles Edward Hopkins
Elsinore Street
Acrl
Richard Croft
Chaffee
Bedford Road
Concord Chapter Elects Officers for Walden Royal Arch
Newly elected officers of Walden Royal Arch chapter include Ernest F Flachs bart of Concord as excellent high priest succeeding Walter Stephenson of Bedford. Albert A King of Sudbury king. E La Forrest Robbins of West Concord scribe. Warren B Goddard of West Concord secretary. E Payson True of Concord treasurer. Thomas Peterson of Concord trustee for two years. Installment at next meeting by Warren Goddard aided by Damon and Smith of Walden.
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Concord
Walden Royal Arch
Ernest F. Flachsbart
Walter F. Stephenson
Bedford
Albert A. King
Sudbury
King
E. la Forrest Robbins
West Concord
Warren B. Goddard
E. Payson True
Thomas Peterson
Winslow J. Damon
W. Lincoln Smith
West Concord-Musketaquid Club Sets Dadies Night Program
West Concord Musketaquid Sportsman's Club announces annual dadies night program at the semi monthly meeting supper Thursday at the clubhouse off Hertington Avenue West. Fred Nolan and his co. will present entertainment after supper, followed by a brief business session led by President Turner Kelly.
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West Concord
Concord School Committee Action Includes Graduate Requirements
At the Concord monthly meeting Rev Edward Daniels presided in the chair absence. Resignations of Mrs Frances Greenwood and Miss Barbara Fenerty were accepted. Graduation requirements set at 80 credits and freshman year standard outlined. Concord votes to enroll in the New England School Development Council. Superintendent Ralph D McLeary reports staff organization progress. War diploma committee abolished with continued diplomas for seniors who leave to join the armed forces, subject to course credits and timing.
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Concord
Concord School Committee
Edward Daniels
Harold Tompkins
Frances Greenwood
Barbara Fenerty
Concord Public Schools
New England School Development Council
Ralph D. McLeary
Concord School
Public Installation at Concord Legion Post 158
The James J. Mansfield Post 158 held a public installation in the Veterans Building. Arthur Wood of Hillside Avenue was installed as the new commander succeeding James Alexander, and Mrs. Julia Mansfield Finan was installed as president of the Ladies Auxiliary. State and county officers conducted the ceremony followed by a collation. Veterans of WW II and WW I were invited, with a special invitation to Gold Star Mothers.
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Concord
James J. Mansfield
A. S
Veterans Building
Arthur Wood
Hillside Avenue
James Alexander
Julia (Mansfield) Finan
Adies
Legion
Rotarians Hear Chinese Mice-Consul
Concord Rotary Club hears Chinese vice consul T C Shen discuss Outlook for future Chinese American relations at Thursday noon luncheon. Frank B Esau presented the program. President Lester T Whitemore led the meeting with about 40 members and guests.
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Concord
T. C. Shen
Boston
Concord Rotary Club
Frank B. Esau
Lester T. Whittemore
Irwin Held On Four Counts In Fatality
Concord District Court set bail at 2200 for Pvt Joseph G Irwin a Providence Rhode Island dis charged serviceman and Italian campaign veteran arraigned on four counts including two manslaughter one driving to endanger and one driving under the influence of liquor The case stems from a fatal August 31 collision in Lexington near the Concord line two youths killed Lexington police brought the case Judge Pierre A Northrop found probable cause and Irwin pleaded not guilty.
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Concord
Joseph G. Irwin
Providence
R.1
Concord District Court
Pierre A. Northrop
Concord Court
Lexington
Northrop
American Officer Decorated by the Netherlands
Lieut.-Col James H. Volkmann of Monument Street received the Order of Orange Nassau officer with sword from the Netherlands for his service with the Allied forces. He is among 22 American officers honored. Volkmann has served over three years and has two sons in the service, one recently returned from the European Theatre.
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James H. Volkmann
Concord
U.S. Army
Monument Street
Order of Orange-Nassau
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expedition‘Force
United Ae
Nether
Volkmann
Community Drive Nears Goal in Concord War Fund
Concord residents push the Greater Boston Community War Fund drive toward its $34,000 target in its third week. Chairman Franklin R. Johnson says donations are close, with last minute gifts accepted at 28 Main Street HQ or through solicitors.
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Concord
Greater Boston
Concordians
Franklin R. Johnson
Main Street
Cars Must Be Inspected By October 31st
Concord autoists are reminded that October 31 is the last date to have cars inspected. Those not bearing official stickers by that date face possible prosecution.
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Concord
Bronze Star Presented to Pfc Antonio N Rizzitano Jr
Concord honors Private first class Antonio N Rizzitano Jr posthumously with the Bronze Star for action near Munich Germany on April 30. The award was received by his mother Mrs Susan Rizzitano from Capt Anthony Alex at Fort Devens. He was one of 28 local boys who died in World War II and a former Concord Yankees football player.
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Rizzitano
Concord. 1
Concord Yankees
Knights of Columbus Host Archbishop at Monument Hall
Concord council Knights of Columbus met at Monument Hall with Grand Knight Thomas J. Burke Jr presiding. They announced a Harvest Supper on November 6 with tickets soon to be sold and a speaking program headlined by Archbishop Richard J. Cushing.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Thomas J. Burke, Jr
William R
Lexington
David J. Sheehan
Thoreau Street
Richard J. Cushing
Former Unitarian Pastor Speaks on My Experiences In Europe
Dr. J A C Fagger Auer, ex pastor of First Parish Unitarian and now in Belmont, was guest speaker before the Woman's Parish association. The talk followed a business session in the church vestry last Monday afternoon.
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Concord
First Parish
Unitarian Church
Belmont
Woman's Parish Association
Europe
Concord Reaches 100 Percent of War Fund Quota
Chairman Franklin R Johnson praised Concord for meeting the Greater Boston United War Fund quota of 34000. He credited volunteers, called the campaign brief and successful, and expressed appreciation to the people of Concord and to the camp organization for their generosity.
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Concord
United War Fund
Franklin R Johnson
Greater Boston United War Fund
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