Kelley for County District Attorney Campaign Endorsed
John F. Kelley is a World War II veteran and candidate for County District Attorney in Middlesex County. He has 29 months of combat service and has been endorsed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and local VFW posts across 49 towns, a first for the organization in public office endorsements. He spoke to veteran groups urging civic responsibility.
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John F. Kelley
Middlesex County
Kelley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Middlesex County Council
V.F.W
Veteran candidate warns Middlesex voters on duty turnout
A World War II veteran, the sole veteran nominated by both major parties for a Middlesex County office, urges the 210000 veterans to rally for the single open post. He warns that losing could be read as veterans declining public duties.
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Plan Joint Installations
Willow Lodge Rebekahs and Concord Lodge 212 IOOF will hold joint officer installations at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday October 31. J Reginald Perry will become Odd Fellows noble grand and his wife Florence Perry will be installed as Rebekahs noble grand. Program begins at 7 o’clock with the Rebekahs installation at 7:30, followed by a collation and remarks.
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West Concord
Rebekah Lodge
Concord Lodge
IOOF
Odd Fellows Hall
J. Reginald Perry
The
Odd Fellows
Florence Perry
Rebekahs
Oak Park Plan Aims to Buy Parking Lots
Ellis Denny of the Oak Park Chamber of Commerce urged the village board to purchase parking meters to raise funds sufficient to buy parking lots and remove meters.
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Oak Park, Ill
Ellis Denny
Oak Park
Rotary Ladies Night In Concord At Howard Johnson
Concord Rotary Club hosts ladies night at the Colonial Room Howard Johnson West Concord with dinner at 6 45 led by Robert D Parks. A white elephant auction to aid the Concord School Band uniform drive will follow led by Community Service Committee.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
West Concord
Robert D. Parks
Blue grama deemed most valuable grass on northern plains pastures
Readers learn that blue grama grass is considered the most valuable forage across pastures in the northern Great Plains region, highlighting its importance for grazing and livestock. The note underscores its prominence among grasses in the area.
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Great Plains
Laurence Curtis Emerges as Strong State Treasurer Candidate
Laurence Curtis of Boston, Republican nominee for State Treasurer, is portrayed as highly informed on state issues and housing. A World War I disabled veteran, he has long service in public and private roles, including ten years in the Massachusetts Legislature and leadership on housing, urban redevelopment, and river pollution measures.
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Glancy News Service
Laurence Curtis
Boston
Massachusetts
W.E. Mullins
Boston Herald
Commonwealth
Massachusetts‘Legislature
Curtis
States adopt birth cards over certificates
Seven states Mississippi California Nevada Ohio Oregon Tennessee and Washington have adopted birth cards in place of birth certificates signaling a shift in record keeping and identification practice.
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Mississippi
California
Nevada
Ohio
Oregon
Tennessee
Washington
All Stars Lead After Four Matches In Mill Bowing League
The All Stars stay in first place after a four-match week in the Mill Bowling League at Lexington. K of C climbed to second by beating Reformatory, while Lincoln and Depot tie for runner up. Marty Wheeler of Lincoln rolled 333 with a 114 single, Tony Dessie had the night’s top 125 single.
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Concord
Tony Dessie
Lincoln
Yésults
All ‘Stars
G. Dee
J. Dempsey
P.dee
C. Bregoli
D. Brésoli
Ingeneére
Thrift
Hopkins
M. Lombardo
J.flanniery
J. Muscato
B. ‘Nickerson
P. Moreau
K. of C
M. Dee
W. O'Neill
E. Finigan
R. Loughlin
J. Byron
D. Garey
T. McHugh
J. McGrath
W. Dee
M. Diskin
L.‘Dée
A. Fraticelli
Depot
T. Hill
P. Melisi
Dempsey
J. Hayes
C. Stéffanelli
A. Bartolomeo
Clippers
M. Mara
R. Macone
N. McGrath
G.johnson
C. Mayo
D. ‘Robinson
Audrey Anastasi Begins Duties as Organist in Ayer
Mrs Audrey Anastasi of Ayer began her duties as organist last Sunday. She is also a renowned cellist and accomplished musician on other instruments. Mr and Mrs Stephen Tackney of Hancock Street celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary on October 19. Mrs Tackney is the former Beatrice McGuane of Ayer. They have one son Neal Evans Tackney. On October 17 Richard Francis Albani, son of Mr and Mrs Albani of Schoolway, celebrated his fifth birthday. Also on the same day Mary Ellen Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Martin of Cutler Street, marked her eighth birthday.
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Audrey Anastasi
Ayer
Stephen Tackney
Hancock Street
Tackney
Beatrice McGuane
Neal Evans Tackney
Richard Francis Albani
Eererore
Albani
School Way
Mary Ellen ‘Martin
George Martin
Cutlerstree
Anniversary notices several local birthdays and marriages
Bedford John Richard Mc Grath marks his third birthday on October 23 with note of others born this week Nancy Elen Livermore Ida Hamilton Carol Mary Persall Paul Powderly and Jean Elien Persall celebrate birthdays October 27 to 30. Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnston Jr celebrate seventeenth anniversary October 23. Marriage anniversaries for James D Smith Carlise and Edward sixty sixth are listed with October 29 as a key date.
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Bedford
John Richard McGrath
John J. McGrath
Nancy Elen Livermore
Frank Livermore
Beacon Street
Frances ‘Ida Hamilton
Ernest Hamilton
South Street
Carol Mary Persall
Charles Perace
Hartwell Road
Paul Powderly
Richard J. Powderly
South Road
Jean Elien“Persall
Thomas Johnston
Maple Street
Johnston
Ruth
Elizabeth
Richard
Senger
Barbara Ruth
Thomas, Jr
James D. Smith
Carlislé
Edward Ee Twen Messin
Sidney Davin Duane
Route 62 Closed For Repairs Near Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Route 62 between Concord and Bedford remains closed due to construction near Sleepy Hollow Cemetery on Bedford Street. Traffic detours via Lexington Road to Old Bedford and then to Bedford, with re opening anticipated soon.
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Concord
Bedford
Sleepy Hollow
Bedford Street
Lexington Road
Old Bedford
Dad
Concord Library Mourns Chairman Alien French
The Concord Library Committee passed a tribute noting the death of Chairman Alien French. It praises his twenty five years of leadership and service to the town, his sound judgment, and the lasting influence on the library’s standards and collection.
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Concord
Library
Concord Library Committee
Coord
Concord Lions Attend District Meeting at Woodbridge Hotel
Members of the Concord Lions club met at the Thoreau street depot on Tuesday evening and traveled to Somerville for the first District meeting of the season at the Woodbridge Hotel. Over 100 people from nearby clubs attended as Lions officers spoke during the program led by President Leeman Fairies.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Thoreau Street
Somerville
Woodbridge
Lions
Leeman
Fairies
Hunting Season Opens with Record License Issuance
Concord notes a grand opening of the hunting season with many sportsmen afield at dawn in frigid weather. Local quail pheasant and game birds pursued. Mrs Elsie E Rose town clerk reports a record number of hunting licenses issued due to delays in the office last Friday and Saturday.
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Concord
Elsie E. Rose
Bedford Diner and Mrs Sombrowsky Relation Noted
In Bedford area a diner on Martfora Street moved to Springs. The annual fair of the Workers Co Corps of Workers at the First Church was held with Mrs Sombrowsky returning home with her infant, and Ellinwood listed among participants.
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Nes
Martforaistreet
Ee Springs
the Co’ Aueel Oe
Woman's
First Os Church
Ellinwood, Ase
Ta Corps of Workers
West Concord Woman's Club Holds Fall Meeting and Garden Day
West Concord’s Woman's Club held its fall gathering last Friday with Mrs. Harry Wilson presiding. Guest speaker Laurence Fletcher showed color films of Massachusetts State Reservations, highlighting outdoor nature scenes. Open House was observed and refreshments served.
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West Concord
Club Holds Final Summer Meeting and Supper
The West Concord Minsketaquil Sportmen's Club held its last summer and fall session Thursday evening off Harrington Avenue with Fred Nolan and his committee in charge of supper. President Turner Kelley led the business meeting as about 50 members and guests attended. The group will meet again for the annual session in Manieri where the next year's officer slate will be elected. date and place to be announced.
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Minsketaquil
Harrington Avenue
Fred “Nolan
Turner Kelley
Anmira
Maniery
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Rotary
Rameau
Community Service Committee
Colonial Inn
Robert L. Ramsay
Julian W. Ballou
Fred T. Boyd
Fellowship
Alden R. Wheeler
Charles Carruth
Ralph D.mcleary
Samuel G. Kent
Edward J. Bartlett
James H. Dee
BASE
Salir
Lynn
Florence
Poplin
Main Street
Hudson
Cleon
Coleman Oil ‘Flagr
Bud’s Nason
Wing ‘Wheeler
Delsie
Win Hess
Rouue No
Concord Library
Steve Sombrowsky
Delmon
Hunt
Xesh Lored
Sia
Cauliflower
Pascal Celery
Les-Sea
Cual
Bouquet Cashmere ‘Scie
Barcolene
Alpe Japos i
Duffy Mott's
CIDER
Jane Parker
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