Concord Chest campaign nets surplus for Emergency Fund
The Concord Community Chest report shows a final tally of $65,600 raised, with $861 committed to the Emergency Fund to aid participating members during the coming year. Chair A Page Browne notes record donor participation and cites a library triangle auction that reduced expenses by $300, while officials plan to share how gifts are administered once all returns and audits are completed.
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Concord
A. Page Browne
Concord Community Chest, Inc
Arthur A. Magurn
David B. Little
King's Daughters Meeting Reported at First Parish Vestry
The King's Daughters regular meeting took place Tuesday afternoon in the vestry of the First Parish Church. The next meeting will be announced.
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Honor aa for Mid-Winter Fete
A committee meeting near Antrim New Hampshire discussed plans for the third annual Nikiwigi banquet to be held at the South House Cambridge on December 10. John Wilfert chairs the steering committee and predicted strong turnout for this Senior Honor Society of Sachem Council with 93 staff and scouts.
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Antrim
New Hampshire
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South House
Cambridge
John Wilfert
Sachem
Arlington
Sachem Council
Philip M
Farewell Party for Mrs. Leon Claflin in Acton
The South Acton Unitarian church Ladies' Social Circle hosted a surprise farewell luncheon at Mrs. William Merriam's home on Piper Road. Mrs. Leon Claflin and her husband plan to move to Hancock Vermont, with about a dozen guests including Mrs. Dorothy Lowden and Mrs. Alberta Tuttle attending the surprise.
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Acton
Leon Claflin
South Ac Universalist Church
Hanscock
Vermont
William T. Merriam
Piper ‘Road
South Acton
Lowden
Dorothy
Alberta Tuttle
Clarence “Braman
Ie Tolman
Otis
Reed
Caroline Taylor
Richard Deane
Herbert Merrimo
Thomas Wetherbee
Clara Sawyer
Missady Deane
Diane Weth
Ted
Comim
Snow season traffic safety rules urged by Chief Joubert
Chief Joubert urged seasonal safety practices in cooperation with the International Association of Chiefs of Police. He warned traffic accident rates rise 24 to 53 percent during snow and ice and urged drivers to slow down, clear windshields, use defrosters, and fit tire chains to reduce braking distances.
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International Association of Chiefs of
National Safety Council
Youngest Inmate Enters State Prison for Life Sentence
Ray F Shug er Jr aged 13 when committed in Moran murder case transferred to Concord Reformatory. He has lived in hospital most of confinement and spoke only when questioned. Born October 1932 he is now 13 years and one month into life sentence.
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Ete West
Legion Plans Annual Party for Children
Concord reports the American Legion plans its annual children's party at the new Women’s Building on May 2. The event features candy gifts for veterans’ children, movies, and a magician, with donations collected at local stores. The party committee is led by Commander Russell and includes Edward Oldénquist Hayes Antognoni Damoh Wood Landini Finan and Murdock MacLeod.
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Concord
James . J. Wait
Acton Cub Scouts Hold November Meeting
Acton Pack No 18 held their monthly meeting on November 26 in Town Hall. A representative of Audubon showed pictures of birds and the cubs exhibited a bird feeding project with 0% stations and jars of food for winter birds.
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Cubs
Red Cone Scout Troop 33 Holds Regular Meeting
Despite heavy rains 17 Boy Scouts attended the Troop 33 meeting in West Concord on Monday November 4. A report to the Scone covered the recent Camp Oak camp-out with seven representatives from Troop 33. David DiRuzzo and Fred Oliver passed First Class signaling requirements.
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West Concord
Fa 33
Scone
Camp Oak
Troop 33
David DiRuzzo
Fred Oliver
Kneeland Seeks Role in Middlesex Extension Office
Concord official Charles J. Kneeland of Middlesex County Extension seeks a position in the extension office. He outlines plans amid local ties and community needs in Framingham.
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Charles J. Kneeland
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Eastern States Farmers meet in Stow Town Hall
Members from Hudson Maynard Bolton and Berlin invited with families to the Eastern States Meeting in Stow Town Hall at eight on Thursday December 4. Each station will elect a representative for the next meeting in Springfield next February. A program includes current Eastern States activities and a color film about the Exchange lab at Ellington Connecticut. The meeting will discuss cooperative farm purchasing and public relations. Committee: Earl Morey Joc Sibley G T Cloutier Franc Warren Will Peck Sam H Peck.
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Maynard
Bolton
Berlin
Stow Town
Sprinfield
West Brook
Exchange Laboratory
Ellington
Connecticut
Hegg
Earl Morey
Joc Sibley
G. T. Cloutier
Franc Warren
Will Peck
Sam H. Peck
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