Baby Sharon Lee Scraggs Born in Marlboro Hospital
Mr and Mrs George Scraggs of West Acton road announce the birth of their daughter Sharon Lee Scraggs on Wednesday December 4 at Marlboro Hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces and is the couple’s second daughter. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Stow of Stow and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Scraggs of Stow.
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George Scraggs
West Acton Road
Sharon Lee
Marlboro Hospital
Baby Scraggs
Debra
George Stow
William Scraggs
Stow
Christmas Vacation Dates Set for Stow Schools
The Christmas vacation for all school children in Stow will begin Friday December 20 and continue until Monday January 6 1958.
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Stow
Scraggs Couple Plans Oklahoma Move After Newfoundland Holiday
Donald Scraggs and his wife Judy Wright Scraggs return home to West Acton road after a 30 day holiday. In January the couple will drive to Oklahoma to reside for a year and a half awaiting his discharge before settling again in Stow.
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Donald Scraggs
William Scraggs
West Acton Road
Newfoundland
Judy
Wright) Scraggs
Oklahoma
Stow
First Parish Discussion on Revelation at Parsonage
The Discussion Group of the First Parish Church Unitarian will meet Friday December 13 at 8 p.m. at the Parsonage. Rev. Robert Jones of Maynard will lead the discussion on the Book of Revelation. All interested persons are invited.
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Unitarian
Robert Jones
Maynard
Pilot Grove Mothers Club Birthday Party Planned
The Pilot Grove School Mothers Club will host a birthday party for children born September through December on Friday December 13 from 1 to 2 p.m. All mothers are invited. The next meeting is set for Wednesday evening December 18.
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Pilot Grove School
Stow Firemen Plan Annual Chetmas Party Monday
The Stow Fire Department will hold its annual Chetmas Party on Monday December 16 at the fire station. All firemen are requested to arrive promptly at 6 45 p m for the event.
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Stow
Social Security Disability Benefits deadline urged for disabled
Norman A. Keyes of the Waltham District Office warned that severely disabled workers aged 50 to 65 who may qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits need to apply by January 19 58 to protect future and survivor benefits. He advised filing now even if other disability checks are received, to avoid reduced or lost benefits later. Free pamphlets and local offices in Marlboro Concorde Maynard were listed for assistance.
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Norman A. Keyes
Waltham Social Security District
Keyes
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Waltham District
Marlboro City Hall
Concorde
Maynard “Town House
Yuletide Activities at Stow Church Scheduled in December
Union Evangelical Church and Sunday School in Stow outline December events. Activities include choir and pageant rehearsals, Sunday School sessions, a White Gift candlelight service, Christmas parties, and a pageant with named directors and cast. Gifts for charity wrapped in white paper and labeled for boy or girl and age.
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Stow
Union Evangelical Church
Cyrus Kendrick, Jr
Christine Hunter
Arthur Dwinnel
Philip Kyte
Albert Tervo
Pagean
Mary
Sandra Owen
Joseph
David Tervo
George Nichols
Shepherds
Jack LaChance
Polio Shots Offered in Concord at Alcott School
Concord visiting Nurse Association holds the second December session of the well child conference at Alcott School on Wednesday December 18 at 3 30 p m. Polio shots for preschool children available but vaccine supply is limited and appointments are required. Call EM 9 9223.
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Concord
Concord Visiting Nurse Association
Alcott School
Whlildren
Unitarian Cleric Leads Interracial Help in Americus
Stow Reverend Paul E Killinger of First Parish Church heads a church group aiding an interracial Christian community in Americus Georgia after a boycott. The Koinonia Farm pecan meat venture sale resumes nationwide with religious-peace aims. About 25 pounds have been ordered locally and more orders will be accepted.
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Unitarian News Stow
Paul E. Killinger
First Parish
Unitarian
Americus
Georgia
Koinonia
Mr. Killinger
Facts Shape Concord Comprehensive Plans Process
Last week a schedule for work was announced, splitting into surveys to find facts, studies to evaluate them, and plans to present a long-range program. The process aims to guide Concord’s destiny with continuous fact finding on land use, traffic, and recreation sites amid flood condition searches and public input.
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Concord
Grass fire behind Gleasondale Church and unpermitted home blaze
Firemen answered a grass fire behind the Gleasondale Church parsonage and responded to a nonpermit fire at Joseph Thibodeau's Taylor Road home on Sunday December 1. Fire permit inquiries were directed to TW 7-2218.
Lutheran Bedford-plus Church to Focus on Christ
A Sunday service led by Rev. Wal er at 10 a.m. will center on Christ as the Baptist and the laity prepare for the third Sunday observance at the Lutheran Bedford-plus Church near the square.
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Bedford
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