Local Leaders Eye Senate Run in Hudson Sudbury District
Names floated for the senate seat to succeed William E. Hays include Rep James DeNor 42 and local official Mandie with past school committee roles. Other figures mentioned are Trombley of the City Council and various boards, with towns listed as Waltham Sudbury Acton Hudson Boxborough Stow and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DeNor
Inners
Senate
William E. Hays
Waldo
Mandie
Apper
Trombley
Waltham
In-Hudson-Sudbury
Waterincoln
Sudbury
Conynard
Acton
Hudson
Boxborough
Stow
Delightful Doll Display At St. Paul Women's Club
Grace Cramer presented a colorful doll exhibit featuring 000 dolls old and new at the St. Paul Women's Club. The show included four foreign dolls and drew friends from the neighborhood, highlighting the history of dolls.
Stow Baptism and Community Activities Noted
Stow reports the baptism of Cheryl Michelle daughter of Clayton and Gladys McCelleh at Union Evangelical Church. Rev. Eugene S. Watson to attend a board meeting in Watertown Tuesday at 10 a.m. if weather allows and junior fellowships plan a sliding and skating party led by Mrs. Arthur Dwinnells with aides. Stow Red Cross details: Mrs. George Manter, Hudson, announces March 11 blood drive and seeks donors. contact Jordan 2-256.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Michelle
Clayton
Gladys McCelleh
Union Evangelical Church
Eugene S. “Watson
George Manter
Hudson
Red Cross
Fon
Arch
Stow
Hudson Branch
The
Wirs
Maniter i
Covenant Service Prepares for Union Parand Meetings
Church announces a covenant service on Thursday at 7 30 in the sanctuary. The annual meeting follows at 8 pm where officers and committees report and members act on reports and approve appropriations for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Universities report use of computers for class scheduling
Universities report that computers are used to prepare class schedules. Some campuses emphasize automation, while others trial new software tools to improve timetable accuracy and conflict resolution.
New Arrivals At Randall Memorial Library
The Randall Memorial Library adds new titles including Beatty Show Me the Way To Go Home Berry Krishna Fluting Dart Adventures With The Missing Link Disney No Next Of Kin Dorson American Folklore Eldridge Russian Duet Ford Island Nurse Freidel Golden Age Of American History Gilbreath Hobbyly Hale Dear Beast Act One Betsey War Hover Olbrook Mark Twain Tonight Howe Fires Of Autumn Lockridge Murder Is Suggested MacGregor Bible In The Making McHersh DeJano Conus Home Michener Hawaii Ogilvie Witch Door Pheiffer From Galaxus To Man Roosevelt Affectionately Ruark Poor No More Sharp The Rescuers Siple 900 Degrees South Stevenson Still Glides The Stream Stout Plot It Yourself Sullivan Christmas With Ed Sullivan Sumner Tammy Tell Me True Yerby Jarretts Jade
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Stow
Randall Memorial
Beatty
Berry — Krishna Fluting
Dart
Disney
Dorson
Eldridge
Ford — Island
Freidel
Gilbreath
Hobblly
Hale
Betsey
Olbrook
Mark Twain
Howe
Lockridge
MacGregor
McEhersh
Michener
Hawaii
Ogilvie
Witch Door
Pheiffer
Galaxus
Man
Roosevelt
DLA
Ruark
Poor No More
Sharp
Siple
Stevenson
Stout
Sullivan
Ed Sullivan
Sumner
Tammy
Yerby
Jarrett
Jade
Howe Family Hosts Skating Party for Local Youths
Gleasondale and Jerry Howe with John Head family hosted a skating party for about 35 youths from the Senior Youth Group of First Parish Church. The event at End's Pond featured moonlit skating and refreshments. the Howes, active in youth groups, plan to move with parents to Medford this week. Penny Jack and David Head also acted as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleasondale
Jerry
Johnny Howe
Allyn Howe
Railroad Avenue
John Head
First Parish Church
Howe
Medford
Penny
Jack
David Head
Howe Family Longtime Residents Depart Stow
Mr. and Mrs. Howe and their three sons Jerry John and Jeff will move this week after eight years in Stow Their sons attend local schools with Jerry and John in the high school and Jeff a University of Massachusetts freshman Mrs Howe works with Hudson Hospital Association Corporation while Mr Howe is employed by a Waltham industry Mrs Howe active in First Parish Church Unitarian in the town
Concord Players Urge Saving Veterans Building Center
Letter from Concord supporters argues the Veterans Building remains sound and could become a low cost community center for teenagers adults meetings and arts. They contend replacing it would cost far more and highlight active usage by 50 to 80 teens weekly and Saturday dances.
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Clpal
Concord
Litchfield Seeks Re election in Stow Vote
Stow selectman Stow resident Stow area Boston businessman Litchfield seeks another term as selectman facing Roland N Wright of Gleasondale. His three years in town affairs, plus prior service on the Winchester board, are cited as qualifications for the February 23 election from 11 30 am to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Alvin M. Litchfield
Whitney Road
Boston
Litchfield
Zoning Board of Appeals
Board of Selectmen
Winchster
Roland N. Wright
Gleasondale
Stow Grange
Features On Art To Be Discussed At Women’s Club
Stow leader Stow Mrs Milton J Hunter announced two additions to the forthcoming program next Tuesday. An interior decorating lecture will be followed by a report from Mrs Charles H Cummings director of the 11th district Federation of Women's Clubs and a talk by Mrs M E Neal art representative of the district. Members are wished well to Mrs Kenneth Wright who is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Milton J. Hunter
Wheeler Road
Stow Women's Association
Charles H. Cummings
M. E. Neal
Marlborough
Hunter
Kenneth Wright
Sudbury Wood
Stow seeks copy of Days of Delusidh by Clara Endicott Sears
Stow residents seek a copy of Days of Delusion by Clara Endicott Sears for Randall Memorial Library. The town library copy is lost and cannot be replaced in the usual way, as the book is out of print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow” Boys
Stow Residents Named for Jury Duty and Local Events
Edwin J. Marjama was drawn for jury duty at the Feb 9 selectmen meeting and will serve when called in March. Police Chief Winthrop W. Addy says Center School hosts a free dance on Feb 25 with Cosmo Valente and his orchestra funded by the Recording and Transcription Fund. Janice O Rey and George Nichols were crowned Queen and Ring at the King and Queen Dance. Cub Scouts plan the Blue and Gold banquet on Feb 29 at Center School cafeteria, with details to appear Feb 25. Addy, Fire Chief James P. Lund, and Thomas Zander are on a 10 day Florida vacation returning before Feb 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Edwin J. Marjama
Great Road
Mr.Marjama
Winthrop W. Addy
Center School
Cosmo Valente
Recording and ‘Transcription Fund
The
Recording Industries
Janice O’rey
Lake Boon
George Nichols
Harvard Road
James P. Lund
Thomas Zander
Zander
Youth Fellowship Sets Schedule for Child Care Project
Stow Union Church Senior Youth Fellowship schedules care for children at the vestry on February 25 and 26 from 10 to 12 and 1 to 2. Funds earned go to the fellowship. members also offer sit-in services during the week. Supervisor Mrs. Robert Mong, a trained nurse, will oversee. Reservations with Sharyn Johnson Jane Luxton or Gale Wynaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow — Union Church
Robert Mong
Sharyn Johnson
Jane Luxton
Gale Wynaught
The Last Dodo Thought to Die in 1689
A scientific note assigns the extinction of the famous flightless bird to the year 1689. Researchers base the timing on historical reports and lack of later sightings. No living specimens remain.
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Arthur Hill
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Sn Boch
Cid
Hun Scsck Tam Lounge
Willace Ee SE
Tremont
Armen Nahn
HUFCH
Sonial
Larter Fuppigure Company
Sai Fed Capone
Maynard Co-op
I. Cord
Teenie Center
Golden’ Age
American Légion of TeenAge Center
Veter
Prin
Pemimis Iy
Gage
Caroline Farnsworth
Hans Miller
Renee
Phyland
Kao
American Legion
S&h
Oon
Walmer P. Morten
Stow Selectman
Teedee
To - Yo
Green Meadow School
Glée Chub
United Co-Operative Sociaited Co-Operative Society
the Board of Directors
Dan Hardesty
Maynard Army & Navy Stores
Nason Street
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