Rod Gun Club Auxiliary Is Organized
After a regular meeting the women’s auxiliary by laws were approved and a new treasury fund of 50 dollars established. The organization will hold its first meeting February 4 at 3 p.m. Officers for 1951 will be elected. The group opposes two bills giving sweeping powers to a single official, favoring a five member advisory board. Monthly meetings will be the last Sunday at 2 p.m. A Saturday night entertainment is planned with prizes from local merchants. Deer hunting tale notes a farmer’s bull chased a man to a tree.
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Maynard
Women’s Auxiliary
E Auxiliary
Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Stow Red Cross Blood Drive Hits 93 Pints
Stow residents supported a January 16 blood bank visit in Hudson. Chairwomen include Mrs. Whitney Ferguson, Mrs. Everett Angier, Mrs. DeFreitas, and Mrs. Ralph Hueston of Gleasondale. Donor recruits and honor roll recipients are listed among local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Hudson
Whitney Ferguson
Everett Angier
DeFreitas
Ralph Hueston
Gleasondale
Boston
Dorothy Reynolds
Joseph N. Lovett
George A. Scraggs
Whitney T. Ferguson
Ritagier
Grace L'Homme
Alphonse Gangné
Joseph Hanslip
Robert Hanslip
Florence L. Webber
Man Guards Himself From Bobcat After Gun Misfire
A hunter describes facing a ferocious bobcat with one bullet left in his gun. He fires at the animal and plans to shoot the bull later, detailing his improvised defense and survival mindset in a tense encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension
Red Cross Fund Drive Aims To Mobilize March Volunteers
March marks the Fund Drive for American Red Cross membership led by Stow Chapter chair Mrs. Wallace Lambert. Volunteers are urged to assist in feeding sheltering clothing rebuilding homes and saving lives through blood programs water safety first aid and home nursing for service members veterans and children under Jr. Red Cross and International Red Cross initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red ‘Cross
Wallace Lambert
Stow
American Red Cross
Jr. Red Cross
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Hudson
Marlboro
Leominster
Clinton
Mary. McDonald
General Field
Leroy Hall Urges Growth of Sudbury Industries
Sudbury candidate Leroy R. Hall says the town should attract new industries to spur growth over 30 years and relieve taxes by boosting revenue. He asks voters to support efforts to draw industry now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Leroy R. Hall
Office of
Selectman
Sudbury Auxiliary Receives Citation for Service
Sudbury Chapter 191 of the American Legion honored delegate Mrs. Phyllis Phelps at the Tewksbury meeting on January 27. The citation acknowledged the Sudbury Auxiliary's notable community work and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Phyllis Phelps
County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Tewksbury
American Legion
Chapter meeting outlines community activities and interpretation
Mrs Herbert Cooke of Stow and Mrs Joseph Hanslip of Gleasondale represented the Stow Chapter to better acquaint attendees with the chapter’s activities and help interpret them to the community. The item notes promotion of U S savings bonds.
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Herbert Cooke
Stow
Joseph Hanslip
Gleasondale
Public Hearing On Warrant Articles In Concord
The Finance Committee will hold a public hearing on articles appearing on the warrant for the March 5 town meeting. The session is set for Wednesday February 7 at 8 p.m. in the Court Room of the Town House. Citizens are invited to attend and share views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Finance Committee
Troop 43 Scouts Plan Breakfast
Troop 43 Scouts plan a Communion breakfast on Sunday February 11 at Monument hall after the 8 30 mass. Charles E Mara of the Knights of Columbus will sponsor the breakfast. Invited guests include Rev John J Scollan and two boys who attended the Catholic Scout Pilgrimage to Rome Christopher Duncan Waban and Charles Lennons of Pawtucket Rhode Island. Robert E Sheehan leads arrangements.
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West Concord—Bay
E. of C
Monument Hall
Charles E. Mara
Knights of Columbus
John J. Scollan
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Rome
Christopher Duncan Waban
Charles.Lennons
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Robert E. Sheehan
West Concord Women Hear About Jewels
The West Concord Woman's Club met at Union church on Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. Edgar A. Rohan led the business session. A Boston company representative spoke on Romance of Jewels. Tea host Mrs. Frank A. Cleaves. next meeting February 16.
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West Concord
Neighbor's Night At Grange Meeting
Concord Grange P of H opens February session at Peter Bulkeley school Tuesday February 6 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Alice O'Brien will preside. Neighbor's Night program will feature several surrounding Granges in attendance.
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Concord
Concord Granges
P of H
Peter Bulkeley
Alice O’brien
Concord Pays Birthday Tribute to Mrs Pauline Severinsen
Concord honors Mrs Pauline Severinsen aged 94 in a birthday greeting noting she is one of Concord's oldest residents. Born in Norway she moved to the United States as a young woman and has lived in Concord for over 70 years. She is the widow of Peter Severinsen who died in 1942.
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Concord
Pauline Severinsen
Christina Severinsen
Laurel
Norway
Peter Severinsen
Civil Service Exam Notice for Laborer at Boston Shipyard
Concord The Recorder reports the U S Civil Service Examiners announce a laborer position at the Boston Naval Shipyard in Boston Mass and other federal agencies in the Boston Labor Market Area. Appointments are definite but not competitive civil service status. No written test. experience and training rated. Applications accepted at Boston Naval Shipyard until February 8 1951.
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Concord
Recorder
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Boston Naval Shipyard
Boston
Mass
Afi
Recorder, Board
Recorder, Board, of
Boston 29
Public Forum on Town Manager Plan Set for Feb 21
Members of the League of Women Voters and the Taxpayers Association of Concord organize a public forum on the town manager proposal. The session in the Veterans Building at 8 pm features two speakers for and two against, with floor questions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
League of Women Voters
The
Taxpayers Association of Concord
Veterans
Missionary Meeting at Evangelical Free Church Note Speakers
Concord event on February 8 features Rev. William Johnson of Vancouver and Rev. H. E. Soder, district superintendent of the Iowa Dakota District, presenting pictures and details of Home Mission work by the Evangelical Free Church.
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Evangelical Free Church
Missionary Societ
William Johnson
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
H. E. Soder
Sren
Iowa-Dakota
Evangelical Free Church of America
E.F.C.A
Stow Leads State in Civil Defense Blood Typing Drive
Stow became the first town in the state to complete Civil Defense blood typing after a town hall event. A turnout of 926 yielded 926 slides for identification cards. Medical Unit members and volunteers from Concord Maynard and Emerson Hospital aided, with director Stillman Prieg and others thanking attendees for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Civil Defense Medical Unit
Town Hall
Francis C. McDonald
M.D
Concord
S. M. Creme
Eleanor Christenen
Becca Faford
Leo Wetherbeg
B. Dempsey
Stillman Prieg
Former police chief moved to Whitney Rest Home
Stow former police chief Peter Larsen, confined to his home on Great Road for months, was moved Sunday to the Whitney Rest Home. John Hunt of Lake Boon, previously at Marlboro hospital, has been admitted to the Whitney Rest Home. The Service Club will meet Monday night February 5 at Union Church parsonage, new location from original plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Larsen
Great Road
Whitney Rest Home
John Hunt
Lake Boon
Marlboro Hospital
Service Club
Union Church
Second child for McQuade family in Hudson
Stow resident Mr. and Mrs. Robert James McQuade welcomed a second child Robert James McQuade Jr a seven pound two ounce son born Tuesday evening January 23 at Hudson hospital Kathlee Rose two is the first child Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Dexter and Mrs Yvonne McQuade Great grandmother Mrs Bakinowski listed.
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Stow
Robert James McQuade
Apsley Street
Hudson
Rose Dexter
Hudson Hospital
Robert James McQuade Jr
Kathlee Rose
Harry Dexter
West Acton Road
Yvonne McQuade
Bakinowski
Valentine Dance Planned at Stow Hale High School
Plans for the Stow Hale High School Valentine Dance January 9 with Smith's Orchestra. Open to the public. committee members include Jean Curtis Carol Colby Margaret Schmelzer and others. Decorations and publicity coordinators listed.
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Stow
Walentine
Smith
Alexander Gray
Jean Curtis
Bath
Carol Colby
Garet Schmelzer
Carol Caly Jokinen
Virsini
Lucille
Ronald 5
Ces Macomber
Richi
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Htve
Director of Fisheries and Game
Veep Jeff Paananen
Stow Red Cross News
Ted
Wheaties Breakfast of Champions
Cheerios
Maynard Coop
Silex Coffee Maker
Bess
Donald Duck
Betty Crocker
Rochdale
Mott’s
Betty Ice
Puerto Rico
Bald’ Fang
California
United Co-Operative Society
Main Street
Nch
Powder Mill
Leroy Hall
U. S
W. Concord
Grange
Mrs. Severinsen
Civil Service
Civil Defense Unit
Mrs Liseaume
Plan Valentin
Middlesex Institution
Sn Main Street
Carter Furniture
Main St
Tel. Concagd
Wes
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