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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1950
Page
13
A weekly whist party at the hall concluded with Bernard’s Dice and Boyce of South claiming top prizes. Mrs. won a special prize while Mrs. tied for another award. Howard E. Weter led the event with assistance from the Grand committee to prepare follow up plans for the public.
Rabies vaccination clinics planned for Concord with two sessions. Dr Alden H Russell will oversee the first session on October 27 at the Department garage off Everett Street, and a second on October 28 at West Concord Fire Station. Dogs must be leashed and licenses brought.
James W. Powers and Michele G. Lombardo are named individuals connected to the notice. No further context or action details are provided in the readable fragment.
Two West Concord men join the Pete Netional Coed pond unit. Ernest Vaillant of Commonwealth Avenue West Concord is a warrant officer and Sgt. William Dolan, drum major, lives on Elm Street. President Harding opened the Alaska Railroad in July 1923.
Local churches St. Anne's Lincoln and Trinity Concord join a regional push promoting Bryan Green's Mission Diocese of Massachusetts at Mechanics Hall Boston October 29 to November 6. Robert Scott chairs the effort with co-chairs for Concord and Lincoln aiding outreach.
The Concord Young Republican Club announces a motor program with a torchlight parade on election eve and a dance on November 4 at 8 o clock in the Girl Scout House. The event features a pres tential tally and social activities for members.
West Concord PTA outlines a full season of monthly programs through next May at Harvey Wheeler School. President Robert E. Sheehan and VP Mrs. Earle Wheeler lead a team with secretary Mrs. Ernest Spinney and treasurer Mrs. Mathew Dacey.
An ancient science note states the Moon is Earth's closest celestial body at about 240 000 miles away, roughly ten times the Earth's circumference, highlighting its enduring proximity in lunar distance terms.
Mr and Mrs Alonzo E Yont of 44 Elm Street Concord celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversary at their home. Married in Newton the couple has lived in Concord 12 years after moving from Brighton. Mr Yont is a University of Nebraska graduate and has been involved in local business with their family. They have five children.
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