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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1955
Page
5
Memorial Congregational A Supper and Korea Slide Show
A large gathering of Memorial Congregational church members and friends attended a baked ham supper at the church last Saturday night. Robert Sanderson presented colored slides he took in Korea, showing Koreans in candy shops and toy shops with vivid costumes and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Robert Sanderson
Korea
Died Saturday Maynard native W J Johnston
William J Johnston of Barton Road Lake Boone died last Saturday morning at Massachusetts Hospital at 53. Born in Renews Newfoundland he lived in Maynard most of his life moving to Lake Boone three years ago employed at Suomi's Cafe. Survived by wife Alice two sons Richard and Ronald W Acton five daughters Marlene Mehi gan Geraldine Wisurie Barbara Dudley Judith Elaine Johnston two brothers John and Peter four sisters and many relatives. Funeral from his late home Tuesday with a requiem high mass at St Bridget's Church burial in St Bridget's Cemetery under Sheehan White Funeral Service. Bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
William J. Johnston
Barton Road
Lake Boone
Massachusetts Hospital
Renews
Newfoundland
Suomi’s Cafe
Alice (Lingley) Johnston
Richard
Littleton
Ronald W. Acton
Marlene
Mehigan
Geraldine Wisurie Hudson
Barbara Dudley
Judith
Elaine Johnston
John
Peter
Thomas King
Anne Penny
William Fardy
Magloire Lesage
St. Bridget’s Church
O’brien
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Sheehan & White Funeral Service
Joan Trebendis
William LeSage
William Larsen
Arthur LeSage
William Manninnen
Frank Roberts
Camp Ebanobscot Coffee Hours In Sudbury Planned
Over the past two weeks coffee hours supporting Camp Ebanobscot of Sudbury were hosted at the homes of Mrs. Henry Drinker in Concord and Mrs. Frank Bautze in Sudbury. Parents from Sudbury and nearby towns attended as plans for opening and development were discussed by Mrs. Nancy Harper Creshkoff, noted educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Camp Elbanobscot
Henry Drinker
Elm Street
Concord
Frank Bautze
Concord Road
Camp Ebanobscot
Nancy Harper Creshkoff
Rifles March At Concords 19 Percent Parade
Concord The Bay State Rifles was the first ROTC drill team at the University of Massachusetts Amherst founded in October 1952 by Maj. Kenneth A. Peters. The platoon is led by Cadet Sgt. John Mason with Cadet Sgt. Robert M. Brown as second member and includes several juniors from across Massachusetts. Spring plans include April 23 open house, May 12 military review and May 21 Armed Forces Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bay State “Rifles
University of Massachusetts At Amherest
Kenneth A. Peters
John Mason
Springfield
Robert M. Brown
New Bedford
Robert Gibb
Ludlow
James Coughlin
North Adams
St. Patricks
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Robert W. Belenger
Aurele LaFrance
John Needs
Tauton
Frederick W. Cunningham
Arnold Westland
Gloucester
John D’arcy
Jack Gianino
E.ton
Allen Moench
Richard Boyle
West Newton
Roger Millen
Francis Spriggs
Roxbury
Rene J
Stow News Briefs Include Navy Enlistee and Grange Event
Pvt A G Litchfield returns from furlough to Fort Bragg North Carolina while his parents host a farewell. The Grange met Tuesday April 5 advancing first and second degrees. Whist Parties grow in popularity with the next event set for Town Hall April 9 at 8 p.m. Edward M Trumen joins the United States Navy and trains at Bainbridge Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Litchfield
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Alvin M. Litchfield
Foray Kennels
iGrange
Grange
Town Hat
Edward M. Trumen
Great Road
United States Navy
Bainbridge, Mary
Carolyn Batford Plans Event Pending Date
Carolyn Batford states plans are under way with no set date yet. A definitive notice will be released at a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Batford
Mione
Sewing Meeting and Baked Bean Supper at Union Church
Mrs Robert Derby announces the Service Club of the Union Evangelical Church will hold a Sewing Meeting on April 12 Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the church vestry. All are invited to the Baked Bean Supper on Saturday April 16 at 6 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Robert Derby
Union Evangelical Church
Little Virginia MacKinnon Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Little Virginia MacKinnon marked her sixth birthday with a lively party at home on White Pond Road featuring family and friends. Other community notices include plans for a twins party at Paul and Mrs Kil linger's home, a 4-H Dairy Club meeting at Mrs. Alice Locke’s home, Unity Club fall fair plans at First Parish Church, and a Garden Club gathering at Mrs. Everett Amgner’s Lake Boone home with a talk on Gourd Culture by Mrs. Walker Staunton. Ruth W. Johnson, 52, of Stow, died March 31 after a long illness. she was born in Wallertown and survived by husband Carl G and children Carl R Arnold Ruth, the latter two twins. Services were at Fowler Funeral Home April 2 with burial at Brookside Cemetery. bearers included Paul Johnson and John Luhanik Jr. and others. Sea Serpent File reports Town Crier George Washington Ready in Provincetown claiming a 300-foot sea serpent sighting in 1886 in an affidavit decrying intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia MacKinnon
White Pond Road
Garden Club
Mrrs
Everett Amgner
Alt Lake Boone
Mirs
Walker Staunton
Stow
Ruth W
Amderson) Johnson
Mrrs. Johnson
Wallertown
Carl G
Carl R
Arnold
Ruth
Garrilan Hiaill
Tine Fowter
Brrookslide
Paul Johnson
John Luhaiik
Henry Bergman
Eddie Turnqust
John Wallin
Roger Laurence
Provincetown
Mass
George Washington
Ready
Observer Corps Meeting Moves to Bigelow School
The Ground Observer Corps will meet April 11 at 8 p.m. in the Bigelow School Auditorium instead of City Hall. Norman C. Lanoue, director, says this is among the corps most important gatherings and all members should attend. Assistant director William Cross has resigned. Dolfred Dyer of 30 Stevens Street is named as replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Ground Observer Corps
City Hall
Bigelow School
Norman C. Lanoue
Lanoue
William Cross
Dolfred Dyer
Stevens Street
Stow Insurance Agency Celebrates 115th Birthday
The Henry H. Warren Insurance Agency in Stow marked its 115th year, tracing its roots to 1840 with founder Mrs. Bumbridge's grandfather. The milestone highlights a long family operation and local business history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Henry H. Warren
Dorothy Warren Bumbiidge
Hhias
Bumrbidge
Maynard Rotary elects officers with King as president
The Maynard Rotary Club crowned its officers last Monday evening with Howard King named president and Jacob Janeric vice president. Howard Prescott became secretary, Joseph Bachrach treasurer, and directors included Donald Parker Arthur Desmond Edwin Gately and Hormal Laffin. Lt. Joseph P. McEnnany of the Boston State Police spoke on public safety and state police development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Rotary Club
Howard King
Jacob Janericc
Howard Prescott
Joseph Bachrach
Donald Parker
Arthur Desmond
Edwin Gately
Hormal Laffin
Joseph P. McEnnany
Boston State Police
Oldest Insurance Firm in the Country Mentioned in Stow
A general insurance office in Stow is identified as possibly the oldest insurance company in the country. The claim relies on local recollections and sparse archival references, with no formal documentation cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Insurance Officie
Stow
Ait Iis Bellieved
Jit
Iinsurance Company
Civic Group Plans Tree Planting in Sudbury
Sudbury Civic Association met in Town Hall on Monday to discuss planting a blue spruce as a permanent Christmas tree. The project would be shared by town organizations with permission, aiming for Arbor Day. groups will be notified as plans become clearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Civic Association
Induction at District Conference Hosts and Guests
Program Chairman Arthur Desmond introduced the speaker as Chairman Park Stone announced more than 40 members will attend the conference next Monday at the Meadows Framingham with Wellesley as host club. Inductees include Roger Lund Theodore Thibeault Robert Neff Paul Cohn John Beaton Anthony Ferrichio Mathew Fouratt and Dr Warren A Graichen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Desmond
Park Stone
the Meadows
Framingham
Wellesley
Roger Lund
Theodore Thibeault
Robert Neff
Paul Cohn
John Beaton
Anthony Ferrichio
Mathew Fouratt
Warren A. Graichen
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Pamacare
Hamura
Wy Anne
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N. E
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TEL
W. J. Johnston
Iaaster
Irving Allen
18Th
U. S. Army Band
WKOX
Shoppers’ World
Boston Army Base Mobile Radio Station
Mars
U. S. Army
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
Stow News
Isabelle Evans
Paul Killinger Willl
Allice Locke
Unity Club
First Parish
Ruth Johnson
Mir
Colli
Ida Lupino
Howard Duff
Women’s Prison
Dana Andrews
Far Xo
Donald Op’connor
Janet Leigh
BABY
Observer Corps
Rotary Club
Ah Stott
Turkey
Beltsville
Turkeys
Jumble-Pac
Crax
Maine
Peter Picer
Pickles
Ehmans
Libby
Finast
Mie
Burnett
Ie Burnett
Ben
Durkee
Chet
Cello
Hamburg
California
Andy Boy
Crisp Pascal Celery
Beast Coffee
Richmond Coffee
Mi'd
Ts Vicinity
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