Harvest Community Chest and Blood Wait Fund Drives Noted
Local notices report events at the Wheeler School and DeMolay Chapter. Election hours extend to 7 30 p.m. on November 2 with activities planned around Harvest Community Chest drives.
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Gances
Marvey Wheeler School
U.N
T. Foster
George P.hag
Tibbetts
Harry A. Patterson
Richard A. Montague
L. Nelsons
Henry Milrdon
Immy Dees
Local Nurse Shanahan Byrne Visits Concord Area
The newest visiting nurse associate, Shanahan Byrne, roots in Uxbridge and Littleton, and her husband works as a farmer. Byrne has VNA Meriden experience and recently earned nursing credentials at Burbank Hospital and a BS degree. She was active with Newman Club Iphian Society and resided in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord ‘Nurse Association
Shanahan Byrne
Uxbridge
Littleton
West Dale Farms
Newman Club
Iphian Society
Hope
Concord Knights of Columbus Fall Communion Breakfast
About 100 members and guests of Concord Council Knights of Columbus No 287 attended a fall communion breakfast after an 8:30 mass at St Bernard’s Church. Grand Knight John J Sheehan led the delegation with Alden L Keating and fourth degree members. Fr George V McCabe S J of Weston College was guest speaker and showed a Jesuit mission film.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
St. Bernard’s Church
John A. York
Grand
John J. Sheehan
Alden L. Keating
Leslie L. .Keese
Louis Venti
Leon J. Moreau
Rudolph W. Currier
Sheehan
Charles E. Mara
Leo White
South Acton
Philip Carrigan
Joseph S. Antognoni
York
George V. McCabe
S. J
Weston College
McCabe
Keating
Currier
John F. Donovan
Parking Ban Reminder After November First
Concord enforces by law prohibiting street parking from November 1 to April 1 to aid snow removal. Police will tag offenders, with the 54 offense receiving a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Woman's Club Talk Plans Monday Meeting
Dorothy S. Waterhouse leads Concord Woman's Club with a talk on wallpapers of New England at the Girl Scout House Monday afternoon at 2 45. Mrs E Clifford Goodspeed presides and Mrs Robert S Honebon serves as team hostess.
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Concord
New England
Woman’s, Club
Dorothy S. Waterhouse
Girl Scout House
Concord Chamber men attend US Chamber workshop in Springfield
Four Concord Chamber of Commerce members led by President Laurence F. Petersen and Treasurer Charles W. Allen attended a U S Chamber of Commerce workshop in Springfield as part of two New England events. Charles R. Voigt and Executive Secretary George E. Erickson also represented Concord.
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Concord
Concord Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Springfield
New England
Laurence F. Petersen
Charles W. Allen
Charles R. Voigt
George E. Erickson
Fourth Degree Knights to Install Officers at Newton
Concord-Local members of Gov. David I Walsh Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will attend the installation of officers Sunday at 3 o clock at Fr Clink Auditorium St Ignatius Church Newton. Benediction at 5 followed by a buffet supper. Members are advised of the Fourth Degree on November 28 at Boston and the communion breakfast at St Jude’s parish Waltham the same morning.
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Concord
Gov
David I .Walsh
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Concord Elects New Planning Board Member
In a joint board of selectmen and planning board meeting Monday night, John J. Thornton of 22 Cottage Street West Concord was elected to replace Col. John C. Dolan of 233 Main Street who resigned. Thornton will serve until the next annual election.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
Planning Board
John J. Thornton
Cottage Street
West Concord
John C. Dolan
Main Street
Thornton
New President of League Appoints New Members
Concord League members gain a new president Mrs Alexander C Peters fills the term. other appointments include Mrs Normea Levinson as chair of juvenile offenses and Mrs Harding A Greene as chair of legislation. New members listed include Mrs Richard Naugier Mrs Harford Tower and others.
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R. Bascom
Main Street
Richard. Naugier
Southfield Road
Harford Tower
Edward K. Warren
Gordon © Road
Kay Wheeler
Sudbury Roa
Concord student leads fifth United Nations Day delegation
Miss Pious of the Concord school faculty will lead a delegation of students attending the fifth annual United Nations Day at Bear Country Day School. Forty schools in Greater Boston send boys and girls to decide what the student’s role is in international cooperation. L. H. Sanford Jr. will oversee the Middlesex School group, with Assistant Secretary of State Christopher H. Phillips as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conard
Miss Pious
Concord School
United Nations
Concord School Committee Meets on Site Needs and Fees
October 18 meeting covers future school sites and needs with Edward True and Bruce Old on the sites committee. Tuition rates set for non residents and state wards. Approved bid drawings and specifications for additions to be sent to bid. Harvard Law Forum to present The Crisis in Education this Friday. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Edward K. ‘True
Planning Board
Bruce Old
Concord Public
General Building Committee
Massachusetts State Building Assistance Commission
Winthrop H. Lee
Radcliffe Morrill
John Marshall
Teachers Are Human Too feature on Coach Harold O Connor
Concord W Harold O Connor known as Skip, a retired high school track coach, wrote Teachers Are Human Too for School Executive a national education magazine. He continues English teaching duties and has contributed to Scholastic and other leading magazines.
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Concord
Harold O’connor
Skip
O’connor
Scholastic
First Parish Unitarian Church Host Party and Tea
The Women’s Parish Association sponsors a party and tea for the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church. A witty supper is planned by the Chapter on October 28 at 6:00. The date for the tea is Wednesday October 27 at 2:30 p.m.
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Nagality
Women’s Parish Association
First Parish Unitarian Church
First Parish ‘Chapter of
Parents urged to guide children through comic books
Mrs. Arthur Wood of Middlesex County urges parents to monitor children's reading of comic books to shield them from harmful influences. A national American Legion Auxiliary study found most comics are harmless or helpful, but a small portion are undesirable. The Legion backs self regulation with publishers to curb lewd, violent, or lawless content. Mrs. Wood, a former auxiliary president and district child welfare chair, can be contacted in Concord for information on families in need.
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Arthur Wood
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
National ‘Committee of the
American Légion
The
American Legis the Ladies Auxiliary
Association of Comic -Maggazine Publishers
Wood
Hillside Avenue
James J. Mansfield
Middlesex County
Margaret Loveland
Concord Teachers Institute and Workshop at Concord High
The annual Concord teachers institute and workshop will be held at Concord High School on October 28 and 29. Sessions begin Thursday at 2 p m and Friday from 9 a m to 4 p m. Dismissals vary by school, with no pupil attendance Friday October 29. Dr M Virginia Iggy oversees arrangements.
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Concord
Concord Teachers’ Institute
Concord High School
Thoreau
Harvey Wheeler
Alcott
Peter Bulkeley
Virginia Iggy
Concord Man Takes Bar Oath in Boston Ceremony
Herbert P. Wilkins of 15 Sudbury Road Concord was sworn in to the bar in Boston on Tuesday among more than 200 inductees. He is the son of Superior Court Judge Raymond S. Wilkins of Gloucester and has lived in Concord recently with his wife and 16 month old son.
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Concord
Herbert P. Wilkins
Sudbury Road
Boston
Raymond S. Wilkins
Gloucester
County Officers Post Awarded Citation at Mansfield Post Installation
Concord notes the James J. Mansfield Post installation in the Veterans Building with Commander Joe Hart and Sgt at Arms Leo Malloy and William McCarthy. Edith Nourse Rogers and Ruth Second Vice-President Genevieve Baker attend as dignitaries. a collation follows. Protestant Reformation Sunday announced for October 31 at Tri nitarian Congregational church in Concord.
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Concord
Thomas F. Meehan
June FE. Gorm
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Veterans Building
Joe” Hart
Leo Malloy
William L. McCarthy
Marsgaret Loveland
Eva Costello
Edith Nourse Rogers
Lowell
Friends
Rogers
Gormely
Ruth
Genevieve Baker
Union
Fe ‘Kearn
Church of Our Lady of Christians
B. Nylen
Wes Concord Union
David B. Williams
Otis. M. Whitney
Legion
Auxiliary
Neff
Naomi Wood
Dorothy McLaughlin
Helles Hanley
Msg
Reuline
OSB
Ormely
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Mrs Rogers Car Is Given Ticket At Veterans Building
Concord police tagged about a dozen parked cars at the Veterans Building during the James J Mansfield Post event. Among the tagged vehicles was Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell, the principal speaker.
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Concord — Police
Concord
Parkers
James J. Mansfield
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans Building
Edith Nourse ‘Rogers
Lowell
Occaon
Six youths inducted by local draft board in Concord area
Six youths answered the October call for selective service and were inducted by Local Board No. 114 in Boston last week. The inductees are Andrew J. Leiko Maynard Michael Sharpe Maynard Robert J. Silva Lincoln Paul R. McHugh West Concord Robert M. Crowell West Concord Nathaniel C Raymond Wayland. The next call is set for November 19 when nine youths will be assigned into service.
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Concord
Seective
Boston
Andrew J. Leiko
Main Street
Maynard
Michael
Sharpe
Sheridan Street
Robert J. Silva
State Road
Lincoln
Paul R. McHugh
Damon Street
West Concord
Robert M. Crowell
Grove Street
West ‘Concord
Nathaniel C. ‘Raymond
Old Sudbury Road
Wayland
Ex-star Pvt Richard Ryan stationed at Fort Dix
Pvt Richard Ryan former high school football and track star serves in the U S Army at Fort Dix New Jersey. He is the son of Mrs Mary Ryan and the late Police Chief William G Ryan of 3 Stow Street.
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Pvt
Richard Ryan
U. S. Army
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Mary Ryan
William G. Ryan
Stow Street
Concord couple marks 62nd wedding anniversary
Harold S. Judkins and his wife observed their 62nd wedding anniversary at home on Tuesday at 16 A sabet avenue. They were joined by their two sons Winthrop S. Judkins of Framingham Center and Harold Judkins Jr. of Rutland.
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Concord
Harold S. Judkins
Assabet Avenue
Winthrop S. Judkins
Framingham Center
Harold Judkins, Jr
Rutland
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Thburg State Teachers of
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Woman's Club
Concord High
Theresa Dempsey
Juith Lepham
Ees
U.S
First Parish Church
McIntosh
John E. Rice
Mariboro
Mass
Brooks School
Duurd
Everett Square
George F. Fliege
Fliege
Everett
Middlesex County National Bank
Billerica
Cambridge
Everett, Lowell
Malden Maynard
Medford
Reading
Somerville
Stoneham
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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