Local Precinct Totals Trigger Party Shake Up
In a split race at District 4 polling, Avery Steele leads with 3815 votes while Al Smith and Williams contest the balance. Otis holds in Roxboro and Maynard, as GOP shows a wary plurality across towns Parisle Lexington and Stow with sixteen names listed on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Oy
Steele
al Smith
Williams
Otis
Parisle
Maynard Lexing
Roxboro
Maynard
G.O.P
Ms of
Stow
John Adams
Concord Thieves Loot Wil son Lumber Safe
Police report a Monday morning break in at the Wil son Lumber Company office by professional thieves wearing gloves. About $500 in cash and checks were stolen after forcing the safe open. officers Finan and Kelley found the door ajar during a routine 2:10 am check and noted unusual activity near the railroad shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wilson Lumber Company
James E. Finan, Jr
Robert B. ‘Kelley
Au Street
Inmate Stabbed by Fellow Prisoner at Concord
Thom as O. Duchemin, 24, of Haver hill, was stabbed by Alonzo Spencer, 23, of Boston, in a corridor at the Concord reformatory. Spencer is in restricted confinement after the early evening assault that followed a quarrel between the two inmates reported by Deputy Superintendent O G James Andrew Trodden and Sylvester Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Concord
Thomas O. Duchemin
Haverhill
John J.o'g
Reformatory
Alonzo Spencer
Boston
O'Grady
Spencer
Duchemin
George E. Thompson
Ee James Andrew Trodden
Sylvester Mead
Verrill Begins Air Force Duty Amid Family Ties
Verrill takes active duty in the Air Force touching a family legacy as he starts service in 1946. His football history is noted as part of his past before joining the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verrill
Air Force
Speers Private Concord All of the Total Price Opened
The readable fragments describe a private agreement or price issue involving Speers and Concord with mention of totals or fees. Exact roles or outcomes are unclear due to damaged text, but the items suggest a financial or contractual matter requiring clarification.
Parish Association Meeting at First Parish Church
The Parish Association meeting for Wisti en of the Worse is scheduled for next Monday at 1 p.m. at the vestry of the First Parish church. An earlier echo note appears garbled.
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Wsti
Chest Board Sets Meeting to Decide Final Payments
The Concord Chest Board will meet September 27 at 8 PM at Old Concord High School headquarters. The agenda is to decide final payments to member agencies from last year's campaign funds.
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Concord
Concord Net Gee Ee
The
Chest
Old Concord High School
Concord artists exhibit at Free Public Library gallery
The Concord Free Public Library hosts an exhibit from September 16 to October 27 featuring paintings by three local amateurs Mrs. William B. Bartlett Mrs. Edna S. Lamson and the late Mrs. William A. Buttrick. The show highlights color and composition quality rivaling professionals inviting visitors to view during library hours daily.
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Concord
William B. Bartlett
Edna S. Lamson
William A. Buttrick
Concord Free Public Library
West Concord Cub Pack 33 Joins Jimmy Fund Drive
West Concord Cub Pack 33 led by chairman Fred C Benson collaborates with the Jimmy Fund drive in New England. Benson notes the Braves have provided tickets for the boys and plans to reciprocate, with weekend events featuring a baseball auction benefiting the fund.
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West Concord
Fred C. Benson
Jimmy Fund
Boston Park
New Engle
Benson
Braves
Jimmy
Accident Report Involving Middlesex Teacher On Dudley Street
Police report a car driven by Arthur Motter Lamb a Middlesex school teacher involved in a Friday Roxbury accident on Dudley Street. A 41 year old Roxbury boy Eugene Sar was injured in the incident.
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Concord
Boston
Arthur Motter Lamb
Middlesex
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Eugene Sar
Injie
West Concord Rotary Hosts Blind Woman Speaker
West Concord resident Mrs. Charles L. Norcross, a blind writer and musician, spoke at the Concord Rotary Club luncheon at Howard Johnson's with her guide dog. Harold N. Clark led the program as President Gordon H. Ogilvie presided.
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West Concord
Charles L. Norcross
Concord Oiac Club
Norcross
Harold N. Clark
Howard Johnson
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Nove Ourcec
den Wheeler
Keenana
John. J. Fannery
West Concord 86th Band Calls To Active Service
The West Concord 86th Band is called to active service. Willia Dolan of 226 Elm Street is named. the band will report on October 15 and proceed to Fort Devens for further assignment.
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West Concord
Eis Soh
Willia Dolan
Elm Street
Porarily
Dolan
Fort Devéns
Board of Trade and Lions Club to Hold Joint Meeting
Concord board of trade moves its opening meeting to Tuesday at 6 30 pm to avoid conflict with a special town meeting. The session, held at the Howard Johnson restaurant, is chaired by Charles W Siecer and Osman C Siecer with speakers including Thomas Irman Miss Elmina Snowy and officials from the town hall department.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Pebawr
Con Club
Howrd Johnson
Charles W
Osman C. Siecer
Hag
Thomas Irman
Een
Elmina
L. Snowy
Campaign meeting outlines final enrollment plans
In 1980, campaign staff led by president D. Swant will conduct a meeting to finalize instructions and enroll prospective members. The campaign headquarters at Walden Street near Lawton Appliance will operate through September 80 with membership taken by telephone.
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Aign
Swatn
Lawton Appliance
Walden Street
Catholic Daughters Rummage Sale Planned for October 19
The Catholic Daughters announce their annual rummage sale for Thursday October 19 at the vacant store on Commonwealth Avenue west of Gencara in West Concord. The committee and further details will be announced later.
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West Corncord
John J. Dees
Our Lady. Help of Christians
C.D. A
Commonwealth Avenue
Gencara
Miss Mary Giles Engaged to Local Man F Wallace Peters
Concord announces the engagement of Miss Mary Giles to F Wallace Peters of Concord. Peters is a U.S. Army World War I veteran employed locally. A spring wedding is planned.
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Concord
Thomas T. Giles
Lin
Mary Giles
F. Wallace
Peterson
Ralph Peterste
Peterof
Concord High East
Concord Civil Defense Seeks Volunteers for Nine Divisions
Concord's Civil Defense Agency announced it needs volunteers after a Monday meeting at the Veteran's Building headquarters. Frederick H. Lovejoy outlined the nine protected-field divisions led by deputy directors, urging residents to join and support local defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Civil Defense Agency
Board of Selectmen, Civil
Defense
Frederick H. Lovejoy
Steneytapee
Peacheaienan
Ey Ae
A. Hagerty
Concord Ballot Schooled by Wide Vote in District Race
In a four town district contest David B. Will cord won the local representative seat, defeating Republican rival Avery W. Steele who ran on both tickets. Will cord carried 2020 votes to Steele’s 186 on the Republican side and Steele also faced Democratic opposition. Overall state totals are described as close.
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Weeesee
Carlile
Concord
Maynard Stow
Yadon
David B. Willcord
Avery “W. Steele
Maynard
Williams
Steele
Aes Steele
Refoeen Lea
Carlitte
Bearmbent
Francis B. Kelley
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CO Ie Bank
W. Coolidge
Aid
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Coolidge
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