Girl Scout House 30th Anniversary Celebration in Concord
Concord Girl Scouts marked the 30th birthday of the Scout House with a commemorative meeting at the Scout House. Old friends returned to share memories of building the facility and its early days while the slate of officers was presented and elections held.
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Girl Scout House
Concord
Concord Girl Scouts Way
Scout House
Concord Girl Scouts
Stow Farm
William F. Kussin
Mary Chamberlin
Julian W. Ballou
Elizabeth Alexander
Mary Kussin
M's Alexander
Juliette Low
Girl Scouting
4-H Demonstrations Planned Friday Night at Spalding School
Carlisle residents are invited to an evening of 4-H demonstrations Friday at Spalding School. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the program begins shortly after under the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Roderick, town chairman, with Mrs. Caryl Mahar of the Extension Service expected to attend.
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Carlisle
Spalding School
Marjorie Roderick
Caryl Mahar
Extension Service
Concord
Carlisle Residents Visit. Local Officials Change
Mrs. Robert Higginbotham and infant travel from Georgia to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Kristen Larsen on Bellows Hill road. Chairman Frank S Berry of Concord street resigns from the finance committee. Mrs Hazel Cann of South street visits daughter Mrs Joseph Rembaum in Auburn Maine, formerly Concord.
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Robert Higginbotham
Baby
Georgia
Kristen Larsen
Bellows Hill Road
Frank S. Berry
Concord Street
Hazel Cann
South Street
Joseph Rembaum
Auburn
Concord
I Remember Mama at Concord High School
Rose Hawthorne High School presents the senior play I Remember Mama on April 30 at 8 p.m. directed by Mrs. Carlene M. Samoiloff who has lectured and worked with drama groups across Bowton and Cambridge. The cast features Kathleen Wright Teresa Bohan Paul Lavrakas Mary Ann Donovan Ellen Duggan Thomas Bryant Karen Carson Martin Powers Nancy Baker Nancy Osgood John Carr Carolyn Harding Joseph Diskin and others.
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Concord
Mama
Rose Hawthorne High School
Carlene M. Samoiloff
Katrin
Teresa Bohan
Kathleen Wright
Papa
Paul Lavrakas
Dagmar
Mary Ann Donovan
Christine
Ellen Duggan
Nels
Thomas Bryant
Mr. Hyde
Martin Powers
Softball League Meeting Called for Monday
West Concord President Joe Sweeney calls all managers and officers to a meeting at the K of C rooms Monday at 7 p.m. An opening for a 10th team remains and any club group or firm wishing to enter should appear. The league opens in two weeks.
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West Concord
Joe Sweeney
West Concord Softball League
E K
Drugs Talk Features Rotary Club Luncheon
Richardson voices optimism about modern medicine noting 90 percent of today’s prescriptions lacked 20 years ago and drugs like sulfa penicillin and cortisone reshaped care. He cites rising drug research costs 133 million in 1957 to 200 million in 1960 and praises FDA protection while listing Rotary members and makeups from Lexington Arlington Maynard Bedford Groton and beyond.
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Richardson
Food & Drug Administration
Colonial Inn
Thomas
First Religious Society Members Attend Regional Conference
A delegation from First Religious Society Unitarian attends the North Middlesex conference at Groton Sunday. Mrs Edna Sleeper and R N Brookstreet, former Middlesex Essex Federation nursing home president, plan to attend the American Home Nursing Association midyear convention in Chicopee May 1. The bookmobile appears at Gleason Library today 2 00 pm to 3 30 pm. Peter Clark recuperates at home from a tonsillectomy. A rummage sale at the Unitarian church runs Saturday 10 00 am to 1 39 pm with donations accepted Friday. Laymen's League meets Tuesday 7 15 pm at the church. New president Dr Nathaniel P Carlton succeeds William C Erwin.
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First Religious Society
Unitarian
North Middlesex
Groton
Edna Sleeper
R. N. Brookstreet
Middlesex-Essex
Mass
Federation of Nursing Homes
American Home Nursing Association
Chicopee
Laymen’s League
Nathaniel P. Carlton
William C. Erwin
Mrs Sidney G MacRae Confined to Emerson Hospital
Mrs. Sidney G. MacRae of South Street is presently confined to Emerson Hospital in Concord.
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Sidney G. MacRae
South Street
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Sudbury painter exhibits weather themed works at library show
Concord painter Loring W. Coleman displays weather inspired canvases at Concord Library gallery for five weeks ending May 26. Works include The Warmth of Memory and The Summer Home, with critical praise of his textured portrayal of weathered surfaces. Notables at the opening include Dr. Stanley Cath and Mrs. Hand among others.
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Concord
Loring W. Coleman
Concrd Road
Sudbury
Gallery of Concord
New England
Cyckade Alley
Virginia
Getlin & Wilson
Colemen
Coleman
Stanley Cath
S. E. Hand
Elizabth Hodges
William F. Kussin
F. W. Pratt
Charles Putnam
Charles L. Ward, Jr
Maynard Flowers at Union Congregational Church
A memory service for Mr and Mrs William Litchfield conducted by Mr and Mrs Charles P Taylor at Union Congregational Church. Christian education committee to meet at the church Thursday evening May 4 at 8 oclock.
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Union Congregational
Maynard
Union Congregational Church
William Litchfield
Charles P. Taylor
Christian Education Committee
86 JHS Exhibits Enter Science Fair 86 Winners List
Ninth annual Concord Junior High School science fair honors 86 projects with first prize ribbons and books provided by the Concord Rotary. Winners include Edmund Baker for Principles of Symbolic Logic and Wendy Webster for Do the Phases Moon Have an Influence Temperatures in Co. Judges listed.
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Concord
Concord Rotary
Edmund Baker
Holy DeBlois
Claire Mooney
Mark Davenport
Jean Thomas
Lucy Boyle
Lois Ann Logemann
Terry Opperman
Guy Livorelle
Ted Tunnicliffe
Janet Wineman
Linda Parsons
Joan Murray
Earth
Marth
McChini
Ricky Marsh
Hunter Payne
Vancy Brown
Brad Ist
Wendy Webster
Mrs. Austin
Robert Butman
Crandall
Howard Forster
Parnell Hare
Levy
Lynn Loomis
Mack
James McDonough McMullen
Burtonseph O'Brien
Joseph Richard Soderstrom
Venson
Wendell Warren
Watson
Donald Westcott
Robert Wineman
Paul
Loig Logemann
Caro
Merril
Now You Know By United Press Inte The Hottest Pepper
A brief note from United Press International describes Capsicum hot pepper Tabasco from Mexico as the hottest spice. The item highlights its fiery heat and Mexican origin in a concise, period-voiced line.
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United Press
Mexico
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