Paintings by Allan Rohan Crite Exhibit at Concord Library
Allan Rohan Crite brings a Boston based exhibition to Concord Public Library featuring twenty four black and white drawings and the Apostles Creed text in English and Spanish. The works reimagine biblical events in present day settings around Roxbury and Boston with a focus on Puerto Rican descent parishioners. The show runs through January 7.
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Concord
Allan Rohan Crite
Spirit of
Christ
Public
Allan
Boston
Crite
Holy Land
Mary
Fort Hill
Roxbury
Jesus
Salem Street
Old North Church
St. John’s Parish
Roxbury Crossing
America
Local Births at Hospital This Week
The hospital reports new arrivals including a son to Mr. and Mrs. John V. from 3 North Street Lex ember 0 and a baby to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of 44 Loomis ord. December 9. A birth to Mr. and Mrs. Paul on Boston road was December 11.
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Tomr
John V
North Street
Lexember
Joseph K. McCatern
Burlington
Sherman
Loomis Ord
Paul
Boston Road
Billeriber
Dental clinic drive prompts Sudbury church goers
SUDBURY residents are invited to bring a toothbrush or toothpaste to Memorial Congregational Church next Sunday December 18 for a dental clinic in Puerto Rico. The Mohawk District Round Table met in Sudbury Lower Town Hall with 64 scout leaders enjoying supper and a testimonial for J. William Eagle son at Framingham Headquarters. a fuller report will follow next week.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Puerto Rico
Sudbury
William Eagleson
Framingham
Kiwanis Yule Parade Set for Sunday December 18
Sudbury Kiwanis parade committee releases the lineup for the Sunday December 18 parade forming on Railroad Avenue at 1 30 after Santa lands at Lopez Field. The procession moves to Post Road Concord Road and Town Field where gifts will be given to each child with numerous floats and civic groups participating.
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Sudbury
Kiwanis
Railroad Avenue
Santa
Lopez Field
Post Road
Concord Road
Town Field
Miss Piper Sings in Smith College Glee Club Debut
Miss Gwenyth Olive Piper, a Smith College sophomore from Rice Road, sings alto in the Smith College Glee Club which opened its 69th season December 2 in Cambridge with the Harvard Glee Club and Cambridge Bach Society. The 75 member group, totaling 90 to 100 voices, performed Mozart Vesperae de Dominis in honor of his 200th anniversary.
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Sudbury
Gwenyth Olive Piper
Richard F. Piper
Rice Road
Smith College
Smith College Glee Club
Harvard Glee Club
Cambridge Bach Society
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Smith Singing Group
Sudbury Post Office Announces Holiday Schedule
Postmaster D Bradshaw releases December hours for South Sudbury Post Office. Weekdays December 12 16 open 7 AM to 8 PM. Saturday December 17 closing time 6 PM. Sunday December 18 open 9 AM to 6 PM. Weekdays December 19 23 and Saturday December 24 close 6 PM. Christmas Day closed. Monday December 26 open 7 AM to 10 AM.
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Sudbury
Forrest D. Bradshaw
South Sudbury
Sudbury Fire Chief Reports Grass and Woods Fires
December 10 12:15 p m alarm for a grass fire at Gordon Hunter on Nobscot road. Fire out on arrival. sparks from an incinerator caused it. Windy days and unapproved wire mesh incinerators discouraged. December 11 1:30 p m alarm at Edward Hoehler on Maynard road. Fire spread over about one acre from Paisyer fire. no permits issued due to high wind. Open burning without permits cited with potential court action and fines up to 100 dollars plus extinguishing costs. December 12 3:50 p m woods fire on Powdermill road near Arthur Blake residence.
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Sudbury
Gordon Hunter’s
Nobscot Road
St. Germaine
Edward Hoehler
Maynard Road
Powdermill Road
Arthur Blake
Flood prevention program eyed for Sudbury Assabet Concord watershed
Officials from the SUASCO Association and the Soil Conservation Service say a flood prevention plan can work in the Sudbury Assabet and Concord rivers watershed. Retention sites are being identified in the upper watershed with field surveys beginning after New Year and contracts hoped by June 1956. Funding would come from federal and state sources, towns, individuals, and firms with land reclamation potential noted but not intended to create new agricultural land. The 35-town watershed spans about 2000 acres and a publicity committee is forming to inform area residents.
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Suasco Watershed Association
U. S. Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service
Kendall
Framingham
Sudbury
Assabet
Concord
New England
Francis G. Mentzer
Middlesex County Extension Service
Suasco
Anthony M. Colonna
Suasco Association
Arthur Beaumont
SCS
Benjamin Isgur
Raymond B. Dyer
Richard T. Mackey
William T. Pearse
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Harry Rice
Phil Farina
Wayland
Robert Booth
Lincoln
Miles J. Hubler
Warren K. Lewellen
Bedford
Assab
Westboro
Shewsbury
Lowe 1
Merrimac
U.S. Agriculture Department
Sudbury, Assabet
Concord Rivers
Caase
Towne River
Plymouth County
SCO
Fire alarms burn through town dumps and kennels
Firefighters responded to a dump fire driven by high winds and a grass fire at Pokonoket Kennels rear, sparked by an incinerator. Another blaze at Mrs Webster Cutting home started by a fireplace sparked items but caused no damage. Fire Chief urges a safer Christmas season amid staffing gaps at Sudbury station. North Dakota led 1954 durum wheat acreage at 85 percent of US total.
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Pokonoket
Post Road
Webster Cutting
Maynard Road
Albert St. Germaine
Sudbury
of Sudbury
West Concord Couple Welcomes Second Child
West Concord Mr and Mrs Peter P Roach formerly Heln on Kennedy Chase Roach welcome their second child and first son Paul Lindsey born Dec 3 at Emerson Hospital The baby joins two year old daughter Patricia Grandparents are John H Kennedy of Concord and Peter P Roach Sr Scranton Pa Great grandparents Allan A Kennedy formerly of West Concord now Florida and Wells Maine
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West Concord
Peter P. Roach
Heln
Kennedy
Chase Roach
Paul Lindsey
Emerson Hospital
Patricia
John H. Kennedy
Mainstreet
Concord
Peter P.roach
Scramton
Pennsylvania
Glacier to be Navy's most powerful Antarctic icebreaker
The USS Glacier, newest Navy icebreaker, will lead Task Force 43 into ice locked Antarctica with 21 000 horsepower.
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Antarctica
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KMAS
Li Estate
Powers Realty Co
Main
C. Kirk
Anderson
Mark Plain Street
American Legion Honor Guard
Marlboro
Bend
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Sudbury Selectmen
Wayland Kiwanis
Mullen Lumber
Norwood Colonial Boys
Fife & Drum Corps
Twin Maples
MacRae Furniture
Explorers
Ellis Motors
L. E. Pike
Miss Piper
College Glee Club
Mozart
Salisbury
Revere Ware
Delta Power Tools
Sanders - Stanley Tools
Tme Products
Monwealth Ave
Post Office
Lowelt
Egoton
ARAYA
Berlin
Shekthbors
North Dakota
United States
CAAA
Rode Moet
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