Parker couple welcome third child at hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Wil Parker announce the birth of their third child on December 2 at the local hospital. The infant joins a Carlisle family with previous ties to Concord and Evangeline Virginia Roda Lincoln listed among relatives.
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Wil Parker
Evangeline
Virginia Roda
Lincoln
Parker
Carlisle
Concord
Passas
William J. Parker
Mary Ogden Abnott
Boston
Grand Canyon
Winifred Bush
Riverside Avenue
West Concord
Independence Court
Harry Cooke Heads Local Civil Defense
An organizational meeting in Stow Town hall established plans for a town civil defense unit. Harry H. Cooke will direct, with Winthrop W. Addy as deputy, and assistants named for communication, fire, medical, warning, rescue, and public affairs. The next meeting is set for December 13 at Hale High School.
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Stow
State Civil Defense Office
Stow Town Hall
Harry H. Cooke
Winthrop W. Addy
Charles Donahue
Harold. J. Priest
Stil.man
Priest
Albert A. Schaal
Barclay B. Tailer
Robert
Stow-Pi Beta Phi Initiates Dorothy Stiles at UMass
The Stow-Pi Beta Phi sorority at the University of Massachusetts announces the initiation of Dorothy H. Stiles, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Ralph Stiles of Maple Street. Stiles is a junior and a member of the Drill Team and Home Economics Club.
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Stow—Pi Beta Phi Sorority
University of Massachusetts
Dorothy H. Stiles
A. Ralph Stiles
Maple Street
Miss. Stiles
The
State University
Firemen respond to minor blaze at Howe jewelry store
Central Station firefighters answered Box 24 for a small fire at H. S. Howe jewelry store last week. Damage stayed in a container. Concord and West Concord residents invited to donate used radios and thermos jugs for Bedford U S Veterans Hospital.
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H. S. Howe
Concord
West Concord
Central Fire Station
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Bedford
Freshman Frolic closes Hale fall social season
About one hundred students and friends gathered at Stow Town Hall for Hale high school’s Freshman Frolic. Lacey's Orchestra of Lawrence provided music as senior Alex ander Gray and partner Jear Curtis won the potatoe dance, Ronald Freeman and Sandra Herrick won the spot dance, and Roger Derby with Carol Colby won the elimination waltz. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Howard took the door prize.
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Stow
Hale High School
Stow Town Hall
Lacey
Orchestra
Lawrence
Alexander Gray
Jear Curtis
Ronald Freeman
Sandra Herrick
Waltz
Roger Derby
Carol Colby
Edwin A. Howard
Veterans group schedules December meetings in Stow
Units to meet Stow The Wilho Allen Pek kala Post 8074 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet on Tuesday evening December 12 at Stow Town hall for their regular meeting. On Wednesday evening December 13 at Stow Town hall the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will hold their monthly business meeting.
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Stow
Wilho-Allen-Pekkala Post 8074
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stow Town Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
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