Hannon Betroths Patricia Brances Banner to William Doyle
Miss Patricia Brances Banner of Stowe to wed Arlington native William Doyle as announced by her father Francis J. Hannon. Both are seniors at Northeastern University College of Business Administration and plan a June wedding.
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Stowe
Patricia Brances Banner
William Doyle
Arlington
Francis J. Hannon
Mr. Doyle
Margaret R. Doyle
Northeastern University
College of Business Administration
Christmas Services at St. Mission Church
Church notices announce Christmas at St. Mission Church with Holy Communion at 8 p.m. and Holy Baptisms at 10 30 a.m. Family Sunday will be noted. Sunday School Christmas party at 4 p.m. and SPMF meets at 7 p.m.
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St. '8 Mission Church
US Engineers Shortage Seen In 1965 Survey
A recent survey predicts the United States will have fewer engineers in 1965 than currently, signaling potential future shortages. The finding highlights concerns about engineering supply and national technical leadership.
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United States
Maynard High seniors activate exchange trip with Fair Lawn
Maynard High School plans an educational student exchange with Fair Lawn High School New Jersey. From March 13 to 20 Fair Lawn students visit Maynard staying with local families, then Maynard hosts a return visit two weeks later. Principal D Mattioli leads the program with officers President David Glazier and Secretary Marion Murphy among the organizers.
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Maynard
MHS
Fair Lawn
New Jersey
Frediano ‘D. Mattioli
David Glazier
Marion Murphy
Raymond Crawley
Marguerite Angelosanto
Mary Bakun
Jean Barry Elaine
Colleton
Carolyn Cunningham
Roberta Cuttell
Beverly del Grappo
Jeanne Hanson
Diana Jones
Janet Kane
Claudette Knickerbocker
Mildred Koskinen
Sheila Nee
Kathleen Simons
Sandra Sluyski
Robert Anderson
Stephen Carlton
John
Concord Parents Welcome Newborn Son at Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs Federick Carley of 3 Coburn Hill Road announce the birth of a son on December 16 at Emerson Hospital. A separate Better Vision Institute estimate notes 54.6 percent of Americans five years and older wear glasses, reflecting a widespread eyewear habit.
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Federick Carley
Coburn Hill Road
Emerson Hospital
Better Vision Institute
AO News
American Optical Company
Fellowships Deliver Canned Goods to Bethel Center
Fellowships will deliver canned goods and white gifts for the needy assisted by Mrs. William Hastings and the pastor Rev. Eugene S. Watson as drivers to Bethel Christian Center.
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William Hastings
Eugene S. Watson
Bethel Christian Ctr
Concord Cafeteria Workers Hold Christmas Party
Cafeteria workers from Concord public schools enjoyed their annual Christmas party at a Framingham restaurant Monday night. Gifts were exchanged and Santa Claus attended. Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord hosted a Sunday afternoon party for Sunday school pupils with candy and a magician.
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Concord Public Schools
Framingham
Santa Claus
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord
Sunny Hill Tots Present Enjoyed Christmas Party
Sunny Hill kindergarten children staged a fine Christmas program for parents featuring poems, tableaux, carols, and recitations by Lloyd Sheree Brown Elaine Sangioli Raymond Conlon Cindy Partridge Kathy Pellman Marcia Hawes Gail Taffe Linda Stearns Ellen Morrison Robert Hamilton Brian Carr Charles McDonald Jimmy DeGraeve Debbi Jordan Tan Nancy Jordan Sandra Boudro Cheryl Carlson Vicki Clements Catherine Cooke Donna Gaye Scott Gioacchini Beatrice Haeberer Gordon Peters Elizabeth Palmer Stephen Moore Betsey Hawes Jeff Hawes Richard Holway Melissa Lini Peter Preston Robison James Schandt Lindsay Scott Gary Pillion David Beach Cheryl Thurman A nursery group followed with a band pageant and recitations Refreshments were served afterward.
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Sudbury
Sunny Hill
Lloyd Sheree _Brown
Elaine Sangioli
Raymond Conlon
Cindy Partridge
Kathy Pellman
Marcia Hawes
Gail Taffe
Linda Stearns
Vandalism and Miscues Reported in Sudbury BLOTTER
Sudbury Tuesday shows street signs bent on Hudson road amid a suspected strong back weak mind vandalism probe. Wednesday records two youths questioned after shots fired at bottles but windows stayed intact as a homemade sling shot was found. Thursday 40 birds escaped from Lincoln road pen after gate opened. Friday an accident on Hudson road left Waldo Clark skidding into a pole. no injuries. Saturday Scouts on Weir Hill road host initiation, and Sunday Richard Lafreniere of Marlboro struck by a car near Crest road Cochituate with minor injuries. Christmas safety reminder issued.
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Sudbury
Margello
Hudson Road
Hawes
Coe Ad Te Base
Water Row
Pat
Waltham
Youth Service Board
Kearns
Lincoln Road
Woodward
Boston Post
Richard Lafreniere
Greenwood Road
Marlboro
William Crest Road
Cochituate
Sudbury The Nile River Claim In World’s Longest Title
Sudbury reports that the Nile River, spanning over 4 000 miles from Victoria to the Mediterranean, is described as the longest river in the world. The note emphasizes its vast length and historic significance.
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Take Victoria
Mediterranean
Reputable businessman urged to welcome sharper eyed buyers
Representatives of 47 major groups discussed an experiment to curb theft by larcenous minorities and boost trust in commerce. The report highlights the need for vigilant buyers to avoid illegal traps and protect reputation.
Couple Sets Date for Maynard Wedding
A Maynard couple announces plans for a July wedding. The groom is associated with West Concord and the bride with Pine Street Concord. both are connected to local high schools and recent employment changes. Further details will be announced.
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Patricia Frances Hannon
RV Ca
Concord
Sunny Hill Tots
Ray Harbarger
Antifae
Caro
Helen Thomas
United Press International
W. Concord Maynard
West Concord
Kenneth P Pine Street
Theresa “Colombo
Carl Colombo
Mis. Ganglettis
Concord High Sal
Herd High School
Mut Company
Edith Carbond
Mutual ‘Shoe Sales CO
Thompson Street
Concord Real E Estate
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