Riddick And Kelly Head Speakers At C H S Auditorium
Hall of Fame certificates will be presented at Concord High School Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium at 7 45 pm during the first annual sports night. About 78 Concord High athletes will be honored with free admission and special music and movie showings.
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Enterprise
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Concord High School
Concord High
Theresa Notee
Young
Theresa McMahan
Bedford
Francis
Mary M
Concord
Local events mix politics and memorials in autumn notices
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Memorial Day night event honoring athletes, fire alarms in 1952, street and traffic updates on West Central Street, Community Chest reminders, and political mentions of Eisenhower, Truman, and upcoming votes. The jumbled text references George Fingold and an attorney general role amid a Smoky political climate.
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Japan
Chicksign
General Beker Avenue
Ion
Firefighters Respond to Blaze at Highland Park Home
A blaze broke out on a sunny afternoon at a Highland Park home, drawing Concord firemen from Station 7 to the scene. An alarm echoed through the neighborhood after a collision involved a vehicle near Knox street, with wood hauled from the area.
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Concord
Highland Park
Starioney
Concord Students Lead School Election Campaign
Concord high school classes ran a full mock election to mirror national processes. Freshmen staged a 100 percent turnout while seniors and other classes posted high participation, with 225 posters promoting campaigns and strict rules on campaigning near polling areas.
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Concord
Concord High School
Community Chest Campaign Opens in Concord and West Concord
Concord and West Concord kick off the 1952 Community Chest drive with a goal of 65 500 to aid nine local agencies. Solicitors tour neighborhoods as reports say campaign events occur throughout the week led by General Chairman Henry S Drinker Jr with a closing date October 28.
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Concord
West Concord
Enterprise
Henry S. Drinker, Jr
Annual Fall Clinic For Dogs Two Days Here Next Week
Concord and West Concord dog owners are invited to a two day annual fall dog clinic announced by Dr. Alden H. Russell. Rabies inoculation or restraint is required by regulations. The first clinic runs Friday October 31 from 3:30 to 5:30 at the new road department garage Lowell road. the second on Saturday November 1 at the West Concord Fire Station same hours with dogs leashed.
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Concord
Conc&i
West Concord
Alden H. Russell
Board of Health
New Road
Lowell Road
K. of C. Advances Whist To Tuesday
The K of C has moved its weekly whist from October 29 to Tuesday night at Monument Hall. The event starts at 8 o clock and public is welcome. The change allows room for a Hawthorne School Guild lecture on Wednesday.
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Concord
K. of C
Monument Hall
Hawthorne School Guild
League of Women Voters holds Wednesday meeting in Concord
Concord residents invited to an acquaintance meeting by the League of Women Voters on Wednesday October 29 at 10 at Mrs Robert L Moore’s Elm street studio. Coffee served at 9 45. Topics include league fundamentals and town warrant highlights for the upcoming special town meeting.
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Concord
League of Women Voters
Robert L. Moore
Elm Street
Rotarians Post Attendance Marks At Meeting
At the Concord Rotary Club luncheon the secretary noted perfect attendance by members. Names listed include Charles W. Allen Julian W. Ballou John J. Bent G Sherman Blair Sr Fred T. Boyd Thomas J. Byron D Edward Cleary Jr Kennan Damon James H. Dee John M. Eaton Jr George E. Erickson Frank B. Esau John J. Flannery John H. Kennedy Samuel G. Kent William C. Kirk Gordon H. Ogilvie Parks Morton R. Seavey Edward W. Sheehan A Glenn Simm Chester D. Smethurst Charles R. Voigt Alden R. Wheeler Lester B. Whittemore.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Benjamin F. Clark
Charles W. Allen
Julian W. Ballou
John J. Bent
G. Sherman Blair, Sr
Fred T. Boyd
Thomas J. Byron
Clark
D. Edward Cleary, Jr
Kennan Damon
James H. Dee
John M. Eaton, Jr
George E. Erickson
Frank B. Esau
John J. Flannery
John H. Kennedy
Samuel G. Kent
William C. Kirk
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Parks
Morton R. Seavey
Edward W. Sheehan
A. Glenn Simm
Chester D. Smethurst
Charles R. Voigt
Alden R. Wheeler
Lester B. Whittemore
Concord Council hears new pastor Rev John A York
At Monument Hall Tuesday night Concord Council Knights of Columbus No 287 presented Grand Knight Leonard J Wetherbee who presided as Rev John A York the new pastor and chaplain addressed the members.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
John A. York
Leonard J. Wetherbee
Concord Polling Hours For Election Day Election day voting hours announced
Concord town clerk Cornelia Lawrence states polling hours for Tuesday November 4 from 6 AM to 8 PM. Voters in Precinct 1 vote at Hunt Gymnasium Precinct 2 at Harvey Wheeler School and Precinct 3 at the Veterans Building.
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Concord
Cornelia Lawrence
Hunt Gymnasium
Harvey Wheeler School
Veterans Building
Scouts of ’49 Keeping Busy Seeking Members
Concord Troop 49 met at the old Concord High School with 18 boys present. Map and compass were taught, tenderfoot requirements covered, and Eagle Scout Tuckerman Moss visited. George Lamonakis leads the troop with Freddie Walker as assistant. Donald Castor and George Watkins help teach. They plan a scout dance in West Concord Saturday night with transportation from Richardson Drug Store at 7 15 and free tickets. The troop seeks new members and reminds leaders of the training course about the Camp Oak overnight trip next weekend.
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Concord
Concord Boy Scouts
Old Concord
Tuckerman Moss
George Lamonakis
Freddie Walker
Donald Castor
George Watkins
West Concord
Richardson Drug Store
Camp Oak
Bedford
Public Welfare Committee Hearing Draws Mass. Hospital Concerns
Concord resident Gilbert M. Roddy joined more than 250 Massachusetts citizens at the Public Welfare Acess Committee hearing at the State House. The session examined problems facing hospitals nationwide and the role of government agencies in funding care for public assistance recipients.
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Concord
Gilbert M. Roddy
Monument Street
Massachusetts
Public Welfare Aecess Committee
State House
Overseas parcel mail urged for Christmas delivery
Postmaster Edward J. McCaffrey reminds Concord residents serving overseas that parcels must be mailed this week for Christmas delivery. No guarantee for late November mail. Pack articles in sturdy boxes with strong cord and cushioning to prevent movement.
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Conese
Edward J. McCaffrey
Concord Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Couple's Club Supper Meeting Planned at Trinitarian Church
The Couple's Club of Trinitarian Congregational church will hold its first supper Friday at 7 30 p m in the parish house. Guest speaker Whitridge Clark of Bedford will discuss European Experiences.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Whitridge Clark
Bedford
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