Concord community notes darken with scattered local items
Disjointed lines reference Memorial School donations, estate news, and local figures like Arthur F. West. A mention of a new card game Canasta appears beside scattered anecdotes about Concord High and a troubling tale of an Indian tepee and scalping, with uncertain Canadian links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Concord
Tate
Arthur F.es West
John
Geeege Jone Ene
Concord High
Cians
Canada
Concord Knights Council Regular Meeting Review
Concord Council Knights of was held at Monument Hall Tuesday night under Grand Knight Jean B. Finigan. Committee reports were heard and plans discussed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Council, Knights of
Monu
Ment Hall
Jean B. Finigan
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson's
Colonial Inn
Concord Lodge of Elks
B. P. O. EB. Hall
Concord Rotary Club
Spinach drives 1949 crop balance in Winter Garden area
The article notes CeomlEreis consumption in 1949 reaching 180000 tons with 114000 tons shipped fresh coast to coast and 49000 tons processed for canning or quick freezing. It highlights Texas Winter Garden as a major fresh market supplier from November through April while Crsystal City and Eagle Pass serve as spinach centers and Popeye the Sailor statue honors local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tip Grande
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Crystal City
Carrizo Springs
Ftowers
Nero
Popeye the Sailor
Eagle Pass
Caterning Spreads Movie makers may soon have to raise their ewan if they
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a story about film producers and possible price increases. The readable text mentions catering or catering costs and a pressure on film makers to raise something, possibly expenses or rates, though details are unclear.
Maer Smayferthe Cautions on Upcoming Vaccination Leak
A fragmented note warns of cautions regarding an upcoming vaccination program and potential leaks. Details are unclear, but the message references safety standards and public trust in the vaccination process. The source fragment suggests monitoring by authorities for any data exposure or policy changes.
Farrar Lincon farmer long active in town offices
Concord Herbert Giles Farrar 66 husband of Edith Biggs Farrar died at home on Cord Wayland Road South Lincoln after a long illness. A Lincoln native born January 29 1883 he attended Concord High School class of 1903 and served as selectman Board of Public Welfare fire engineer and police member. An active St Anne s Episcopal Church member he was junior warden and vestryman. He played football at Concord High in 1901 and his son followed as a player years later. Burial at Lincoln Cemetery after funeral at St Anne s led by Rev Morris Sapineen.
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Concord
Herbert Giles Farrar
Edith (Biggs) Farrar
Lincoln
South Ncoln
John French Farrar
Susan Adeline
Giles) Farrar
Concord High School
Farrar
Board of Public Welfare
St. Anne's
Episcopal
Joan Merer
Rehoboth
Robert Farrar
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
Morris R. Sapineen
Lincon
Concord High
Parley Family Announces Daughter’s Engagement
Mr and Mrs Charles Parley of Nagog Hill Road Center announce the engagement of their daughter Jacha Farley to Mr Jean H Stuart of West Acton. Farley graduated from Acton High and the School of Retailing and served in the Marine Corps. After an extended trip the couple will reside in South Acton. Troop 1 Acton girl hiked to Fort Pond.
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Charles Parley
Nagog Hill Rd
Center
Jacha Farley
Jean . H. Stuart M
West Acton
Miss Farr
Acton
School of Retailing
Marine Corps
Mrs. Day Will Sedge
South Acton
Concord weekly events and club meetings announced
The schedule lists drills at the State Armory for Company H M N G at 8 p m Thursday and non com school also at the Armory. A farewell for Rev John E Wallace at Trinitarian Congregational Church is set for 8 p m Sunday. Additional entries include town anniversary notes and various club gatherings at local venues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
John E. Wallace
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Acton High School gains new look from Severoni Spinney team
Louis Leveroni and Donald Spinney rejuvenate Acton High School interiors this summer. They selected color schemes scientifically by exposure, window space and grade level, refinishing hard wood floors and polishing surfaces for a gleaming home-like feel. The duo’s work mirrors a district color dynamic influencing the opening of the new school year.
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Zoe
Louis Leveroni
Donald Spinney
Severoni-Spinney
Ees
Acton High
William O'Connell
William Packer
Marion Towne
Matis
John Haynes
Death takes Mrs Hunt tied to civic memorial acts
Mrs Hunt, a Gold Star mother, mourns as her son’s name is included in a local roster read aloud Tuesday evening led by the chaplain Mrs Wi V Col. She leaves another son Alonzo F Hunt of Brookline and a surviving daughter in Bedford.
Longtime Town Residents Mark 33 Years Married
A couple well known in town recently celebrated 33 years of marriage. They have long been residents and involved with the local telephone company. One spouse is a World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote F
Eek
Telephone Company
Fourth Grade Teachers and Students Listed by School
A fragmented OCR list shows names such as Ramona Davis Carrie Wells and Julia McCarthy, associated with grade levels from one to four. The text also includes Florence Mirriam Mary Lynch Helen Best and Mary Ellis among others, with multiple references to school principals and grade designations.
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Ramona Davis
P Cipal
Carrie Wells
Mary Ellis
Helen Best
South
Julia McCarthy
Florence Mirriam
Mary Lynch
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Cory Doen
Phae dl Kooy
CeomlEreis
Maer
Smayferthe
U.S
L Abner
al Capp
S Medical Center
Wheel OF. Masonic Group
Fort Pond
DEATH
Ford Fore
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