Concord High Students Plan Hyattsville Exchange Trip
Thirty Concord high school students will travel by bus to Hyattsville Maryland as part of a school exchange. Chaperones Miss IrIam C Clark and William O Connor accompany the group. They fundraised 700 for travel and will host Maryland students in April visiting Concord landmarks.
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Maryland
Nancy Googins
Mary Ellen WcKenna
Nancy Ochs
Janice Garter
Elizabeth Howe
Ann Jeis¢thy
Martha Savage
Dorothy Ann Giles
Claire Austin
John Russell
Stanley Moszka
Arold Pratt
Robert Cullen
Leonard Orkin
Robert Daly
Gordon Olsen
James McKenna
George Simms
Kendall Clark
Janice Beharrell
Barbara Allen
Beverly Chaffee
Marilyn Dutton
Joan Pearson
Donald Reed
Clifford Castle
Thomas Prendergast
Laurence Dutton
Iriam C. Clark
William O’connor
Concord High School
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Congressional li
Tarbell Announces Birth of Daughter Diane Buxton Tarbell
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee Tarbell announce the birth of a daughter Diane Buxton Tarbell at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Grandparents are Mrs. Ralph Gookin of Boston and Mr. and Mrs. George G. Tarbell of Lincoln.
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Concord
Charles Lee Tarbell
Shirley Gookin
Diane Buxton Tarbell
Emerson Hospital
Ralph Gookin
Boston
George G. Tarbell
Lincoln
Concord-Lincoln-Carlisle Scouters Attend Annual Banquet
About 30 scouters and friends from the Concord Lincoln Carlisle district attended the Sachem Council banquet at Cary Memorial Hall Lexington. John Todd of Lincoln presided as president. Tufts Dean Nils Y. Wessell spoke while Dr Henry Swaebe welcomed guests. Herbert B. Smith noted as the district's longest active Scouter. Peter Hill assisted with planning the 28th annual event. Also, a Well-child Conference was held at Town Hall with Dr Harriet Leach and nurse Mildred Coggin conducting child examinations and scheduling future appointments.
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Concord
Concord-Lincoln-Carlisle
Sachem Council
Cary Memorial Hall
Lexington
John Todd
Lincoln
Nils Y. Wessell
Tufts College
Henry Swaebe
Belmont
Herbert B. Smith
Peter Hill
Town Hall
Norman C. Lindeau
Frederick A. Jenks
Harriet Leach
Billerica
Bedford
Mildred Coggin
Miss Coggin
Penny sale at Bedford Legion Post draws strong attendance
Bedford's American Legion Anthony Hamilton Hunt Post 221 held a successful penny sale Friday night in the Town hall with good turnout. Robert W. Dodge chaired the committee with assistance from Burton L. Colburn Paul A. Leary Paul B. Gilman Fred Christian Albert F. Larsen Arthur E. Hansen J Kenneth Armstrong 2nd Carl S. Atwood Jr Salvatore Albani helped call winners. The tiling prize went to Earl S. Atwood Sr and the door prize ham dinner was awarded to Miss Priscilla A. Currier.
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Bedford
American Legion
Anthony Hamilton-Hunt
Robert W. Dodge
Burton L. Colburn
Paul A. Leary
Paul B. Gilman
Fred Christian
Albert F. Larsen
Arthur E. Hansen
J. Kenneth Armstrong
Carl S. Atwood
Salvatore Albani
Earl S. Atwood
Eastern Swine Breeders Meet Reelects Officers in Concord
The Eastern Swine Breeders Association, with Extension Service help, re elected five officers including Hugh Neelon of Chelsea as president and L Franklin Clark of Marlboro as secretary. About 50 heard Ellsworth Bell of UMass on hog market trends and feeding strategies to cut mortality and raise growth, with March 8 next meeting planned in Concord.
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Eastern Swine Breeders’ Association
Extension Service
Saugus
Hugh Neelon
Chelsea
L. Franklin Clark
Marlboro
Samuel Craig
Milton
Ellsworth W. Bell
University of Massachusetts
Rotary Club Hears Talk By Former Concord Resident
Concord Rotary club hosted Frederick G. Allen a Harvard graduate and former Rob ert College Beirut teacher as guest speaker. Julian W Ballou introduced him and the topic was Turkey. Talent Night was announced for February 24 at the Veterans Building.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson’s
Frederick G. Allen
Harvard
Robert College
Beirut
Syria
Julian W Ballou
Turkey
Veterans Building
Degree at Meeting Of IOOF Tonight
West Concord Lodge 212 I.O.O.F. plans initiatory degree ceremonies at Odd Fellows hall after a 7:45 p.m. business meeting. Noble Grand George H. Fenton will preside. A Western show is scheduled Friday at 3:15 and 3:40 at Harvey Wheeler School auditorium, with a special program Thursday February 23 following the regular meeting.
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Concord Lodge
I.O.C.F
Odd Fellows Hall
Noble
George H. Fenton
Lodge
Harvey Wheeler School
Widow of Concord Pastor Dies in Worcester at 84
Mrs. Virginia Lee Phelan Tewksbury 84 widow of Rev. George A. Tewksbury former Trinitarian Congregational Church minister Concord died last Sunday in Worcester. Born Havana December 10 1865 she lived with daughter Dorothy Peckham Worcester and is survived by another daughter Mrs Roy R Shrewsbury of Elizabeth NJ two grandsons Edmund Peckham Columbia College and Thomas Peckham Columbia graduate student and a granddaughter Virginia Peckham novelist in New York. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Trinitarian Church Concord with burial at Sleepy Hollow.
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Virginia Lee
Phelan) Tewksbury
George A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Worcester
Havana
Cuba
Tewksbury
Dorothy Peckham
Peckham
Earle W. Peckham
His Only Worry After Surgery in Alliance
Thirteen year old Glenn Anderson was wheeled from emergency appendectomy in Alliance Nebraska. He opened his eyes and asked relatives when he could play basketball, signaling his hopeful resolve amid recovery.
Engagement of Cynthia Hastings to Edward B. Watson Jr.
Miss Cynthia Hastings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. DeHart Houston of Elm Terrace, announces her engagement to Edward B. Watson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Watson of Honolulu formerly of Milton. Hastings, a Beaver Country Day School graduate who studied at RISD, is in the Junior League in Boston. Watson is a U S Naval Reserve lieutenant assigned to the Pacific.
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Concord
MacDougall Receives Certificate in Portrait and Commercial Photography
Stephen C. MacDougall formerly of Carlisle and son of Mr. and Mrs. Allister F. MacDougall of Westford was among youths awarded certificates in portrait and commercial photography. He is director of the Middlesex County Extension Service and recently completed a two year day course at Franklin Institute.
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Carlisle
Allister F. MacDougall
Westford
MacDougall
Middlesex County Extension Service
Franklin Institute
Ulysses Memorial Lenten Penny Sale At St Bernard’s
Concord reports a Lenten penny sale event at St Bernard’s with over 200 prizes including grand prizes. The display at the Y Ware Company highlighted the fundraiser and auction items for the parish and community.
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Concord
St. Bernard's
Y Ware Company
Birth of Blai child in Concord at Emerson cord
Bedford Blaisdell or Mrs Louise School avenue had a child on Thursday at Emerson cord. The family includes grandparents Mr. F Currier and Mrs. Abbie M. Currier. great-grandmother Elizabeth Blai, aged 87. Other Blai siblings are listed with names and relations. U S Savings referenced.
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C. Blaisdell
Concord
Emerson Cord
Louise School Avenue
Cas
Elizabeth Blai
Abbie M
Dell
F. Currier
Fo Currier
Blai
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