Life With Mother at Concord Hailed as Finest School Play
The Concord High School stage presents Life With Mother, praised for its acting and direction. H. Rideout leads a strong cast including Janet as Bessie and Kathleen as the maid, with W. O’Connor and Parker Dexter delivering solid support in a vivid period piece. The performance is lauded for its ensemble energy and cohesive production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Bessie
Cherekee
John
Whitney
Dan B DeVeau
Johny Kendrick
Tommy Caldwell
Father
Clarence
Hazel Willoughby
Betty
Willoughby
Joyce Sme
Hurst
Valentine
David Kene
Humphrey
Pat Travis
Cora
Clyde Miller
Mother
Miss Rideout
O’donnell
Rebecca Pious
Robert, McWalter
Dorothy Nelson
Charles K. Yeremian
Barbara Pereira
Jean Frelick
Mirian Clark
W. Herold O’connor
Wealth of Massachusetts Obate Court Notice
Wealth of Massachusetts SS Obate Court notices interest in Joseph Gurdziewski guardian in said County. Gurdziewski of Pel id County prays for executrix. Heir to appear in Cambridge before ten in the forenoon on March 1954. Notice to object via attorney in appearance. John C. Leggat, Be day of February. John J. Butler, Register. Concord February 11 18 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealth of
Massachusetts
Obate Court
Joseph Gurdziewski
Said County
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John J. Butler
Register
Teott
Rotary luncheon makeup list at Concord club meeting
Concord Rotary Club heard Herman V. Emory of Lowell as guest speaker presented by A. Glenn Simm Jr at Bedford with President Charles R. Voigt presiding at Johnson's. An upcoming panel will discuss Concord school problems and expansion warrants. Makeups include N Clarke and Harold E Nichols in Hudson, John M Eaton Jr in Groton, Lester B Whittemore in Lexington, Gasper J Jenney in Miami Beach, Florida, Howard K True in Watertown, W Stuart Aten in Orlando Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Herman V. Emory of
Lowell
A. Glenn Simm, Jr
Bedford
Charles R. Voig
Ard
Johnson’s
Colnial Inn
N. Clarke
Harold £. Nichols
Hudson
John M. Eaton, Jr
Groton
Lester B. Whittemie
Lexington
Gasper J. ‘Jenney
Miami Beach
Florida
Howard K. Trué
Watertown
W. Stuart Aten
Orlando
Floride
Grange Meet Next Tuesday at Pomona 15 Percent
Concord Grange of H. No. 150 plans a competitive program for its next meeting Tuesday evening February 16 at 8. Mrs Sally Mongeh will preside. Visiting Granges Lexington Pinehurst and MapKinton will compete. Public Safety Commissioner Otis M Whitney invited to speak March 2 meeting. Middlesex Central Pomona meets February 15 at Wal that with a degree conferred. Master Frank J McCabe greets, Adelaide Sims replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Goncore Grange
H. No. 150
Sally Mongeh
Lexington
Pinehurst
MapKinton
Public Safety
Otis M. Whitney
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Walthat
Frank J. McCabe
Adelaide Sims
Maynard Grange
Winter Sports and Resort Improvements Highlighted
A scrambled report notes seasonal ski planning and travel tips. Mentions California resorts, weather bureau forecasts, and improvements in road maps and facilities aimed at smoother experiences for visitors this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
California
Witten
Sudbury Board Sets Public Hearing on Rabenius Family Dwellings
The Board of Pub. Hearing schedules a public session for March 2, 1954 at 8:00 p.m. in the Town Hall to consider Andrew V. Rabenius petition to erect four family dwellings on lots 1 7 9 10 Pratt Mill road and lots 14 15 Dutton road under a 20 000 sq ft restriction. Stephen M. W. Gra Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Board of Afridbury
Andrew V. Rabenius
Issioh
Lo‘s
Pratt Mill Road
Dutton Road
Board OF Appeals
Stephen M. W. Gra
Blodgetts Mark Golden Anniversary At Malden Home
Mr and Mrs Walter Percy Blodgett of 115 Cedar Street Malden formerly of West Concord celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple married in service and moved to Malden after thirty years in West Concord. He is a Spanish War veteran and past commander of the local Camp Pp Hosmer USWA No 55. They have three daughters and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Walter Percy Blodgett
Cedar Street
Malden
Ae Ward
Ett
Corp
Acton's Veterans Post Plans Blood Bank Event
Monthly meeting of the Edwards-Quimby Post No. 284 in Acton is set for Friday the 12th at 8 pm at the South Acton Fire Station. Commander Stanley A. Nedza will preside. Two veterans are to be sent to the Jamesita Plain Veterans Hospital on Wednesday the 17th and Thursday the 18th to donate blood. Volunteers may call Commander Nedza at Acton 3-4372.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Edwards-Quimby
Ali
South Acton
Stanley A. Nedza
Jameita Plain Verans
Republican Club to Host Box Social for Lincoln Birthday
Bedford Republican town committee sponsors a Friday night box social at the Bedfive Club house in honor of Lincoln's birth day. Coffee or cake served. Louis Pfeiffer, ex selectman and state legislator, chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Republican Town Committee of
Lincoln
Bedfive
Committee In Change
Louis Pfeiffer
Dog Rescued After River Struggle Near Monument Street
Concord fire crews from Central and West stations responded to a dog in distress in the Concord River near Monument Street. Box 13 was dispatched marking the 21st alarm of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Central Station
West Concord
Concord River
Monument Street
Truth Rips Iron Curtain Keeps HOPE Fires Burning
Propaganda piece praising Truth as a force against Communism behind the Iron Curtain. It claims Truth sustains hope for freedom for 70 million captives and urges readers to support by sending contributions to Radio Free Europe via local postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio
Pied Eis
Radio Frep Europe
D A R Chapter Hosts Meeting at Old Concord Chapter
The Old Concord Chapter D A R met at 16 Middle Street for a Saturday event featuring a book review of The Miracle of the Hills by Mary Martin Sloov and the Story of Our Approved Schools by Mrs Charles K Houghton. Mrs Wendell P Raymond presided as grand regent with Mrs Virginia Sanderson as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mary Martin Sloov
William Brown
Charles K. Houghton
Neighbors Night Held at Bedford Grange P of H
Bedford Grange P of H No 283 held Neighbors Night in Town Hall. Ralph Thompson greeted members from Lexington Waltham Burlington Billerica. Refreshments followed. next Pomona meeting announced. A costume party is planned for February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford Grange P
H. No
Ralph Thompson
Lexington
Waltham
Burlington
Billerica
Pomona
Local Delegates At New York Camping Session
Seventy five delegates attended the New England Public Relations Breakfast at the American Camping Association convention in New York. Catherine Hammett national president spoke on educational work life and teaching skills in its camps. Mrs John Kennedy and Mrs Chieters A Pulis of Camp Thoreau were among the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
New England
Catherine Hammett
American Camping Associa Yioh
American Camping Association
Feld
Legion Leader Forums Planned Across Middlesex County
Middlesex County Council announces three legion leader forums directed by Vice Commander A Leo iee. Assistant Adjutant Philip Gauvin and Treasurer Ernest Ho will assist. First forum Friday night in Wilmington, second February 19 at James J Mansfield Post in Concord, third February 26 in Chelmsford. County Commander Harold F. Collins urges support for the Heart Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
A. Leo Iee
Philip Gauvin
PR Ae
Ernest Ho
Wilmington
James J. Mansfield
Ile
Chemsford
Harold F. Collins
Ashland
Middlesex Soil Conservation District Supports School Films
The Middlesex Soil Conservation District plans to reward schools showing conservation film series with a $10 contribution toward irrigation and travel costs for a farm tour. Lincoln and Acton schools have signed on, with more districts invited to participate during February March or May June. Contact John Wescott in Pepperell or Carl Clark in Concord for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Lincoln
Moynihan
Soil Conservation Service
Middlesex Soil Conservation District
Bob Stuart
Hans van Leer
Herb Sweet
Middlesex County
Strring Conservation Films
John Wescott
Pepperell
Carl Clark
SCS
Concord
Couple Welcomes Daughter at Waltham Hospital
Concord couple Mr and Mrs James Sterling of 26 Holdenwood Road welcomed a daughter born on Wednesday February 3 at Waltham Hospital. Jack Teger executive director of the Inter Faith Interracial and Non-Sectarian Big Brother Association of Boston spoke at Yesterday's Meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary at Trinity Episcopal Church. Members of the senior choir rehearsed last night in Western Union Church under Mrs Theodore Rideout and Mrs Albert Lifid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sterling
Holdenwood Road
Concord
Waltham Hospital
Jack Teger
Big Brother Association of
Boston
Trinity . Episcopal ‘Church
Western Union Church
Theodore. Rideout
Albert Lifid
Concord Citizens Council speaker at Missionary Society meeting
A Concord Citizens Council representative was set to address the Missionary Society meeting at Evang elical Free Church about the proposed new school and additions. The town meeting in Concord was scheduled for March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Evangelical Free Church
Concord Citizens Council
Concord
Great Lakes Border Cities Include Chicago Detroit and Cleveland
The article notes that three of the nation’s seven largest cities border the Great Lakes, naming Chicago Detroit and Cleveland as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Flock Conference Planned at Waltham for Poultrymen
The 1954 Middlesex flock health conference is set for Wednesday March 17 at the Waltham Field Station 240 Beaver Street Waltham. An outstanding program is in prospect for poultrymen and turkey growers, with several innovations. The one day conference is led annually by the Mid County Extension Service in cooperation with the Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Director's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Middlesex Flock Health
Waltham Fielc
Beaver Street
Waltham
Mid- County Extension Service
Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Director’s Association
Factory counts and employment rise in New South Wales 1930–1953
The number of factories in New South Wales Australia grew from about 9,000 to 19,000 between 1930 and 1953. During the same period employment in factories rose by roughly 140,200 workers.
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New South Wales
Aurtralia
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Concord Hool
Bible Mother
Kathleen
H. Rideout
Wes
Len
Delly
Sinclair
Doug
O'her
Janet Father
Fran
Wright Brothers
Gurdziewski
Pelid
Co-operative Bank
Mass
Elas Gonne
Asa
Grange
NEX
Carol Yeas
Cimic Club
Ree Manning
Ais Town
Abettertown
Better Nation
Blodgetts
Republican Club
U. S
WWE
Honrs
Bedford Grange
N. Y
Legion
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Middlesex Soil
Conservation District
Cain O. Clark
Soii Conservation Service
Goncord, Mass
Flock
Alice Carver
Willis Lake Drive
Mase
R&i Laundromat
Main St
Masonic Building
Maynard
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