Founders Day supper at Church of Christ honors Rev John Nichol Markae
More than 80 members of the Parent Teacher Association and guests enjoyed a chicken pie supper in the vestry of the Church of Christ. Mrs Dod Trouant chaired the supper committee with help from several ladies. the Founders Day program featured Rev John Nichol Markae Arlington who spoke on Keeping Fit in Trying Times after entertaining with Scotch jokes.
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Bedford
Jation
Church ‘of Christ
Dod Trouant
John McCoy
Wilam J. Beecy
John Cerasuolo
Roderick MacLean -Walter B. Brolin
Palen McArdle
George E.wood
Charles Englet
Henry C. Isner
Sidney W. Ingall
John’ Nichol Mark Ae Arlington
Birthday Cheer for Bedford Mary Sweeney
Mary Sweeney celebrated her birthday with friends on Concord Road. Guests included John Arrity Edward Mack Fran Whelan Judy Innis Charles Ingalls and Bobby Sweeney.
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Mary Sweeney
Mrr
William
Sweeney
Concord Road
John Arrity
Edward Mack
Fran Whelan
Judy Innis
Charles Ingalls
Bobby Sweeney
Sudbury ARC Names Its Red Cross Chapter Leaders
Sudbury chapter lists chairmen for Home Service Disaster Actief Fund and other sections. Key figures include Mrs Julia C Hall Mrs Samuel netledesudson road Lloyd W Lovering Miss Gertrude San levan Mrs Mary Sears and Mrs H L Ames with roles in publicity blood donor nutrition and nursing aids. Buy war bonds and stamps.
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Sudbury
Red Cross
Sear Redes F
Home Service
Julia C. Hall
South Sudbury
Actief
Leslie Hall
Lloyd W. Lovering
South Sun Camp
Samuel Netledesudson
Goodhue
Hudson Road
Red C -I
H. L. Ames
East Sudbury
Richard Piper
Rice Road
Ww. Cley
RFD 1
Framingham
Mary Sears
South
Lydia Bohazzoli
Maynard Grange meets with readings and Valentine games
The Maynard Grange held its regular meeting at the Lecturer’s home with strong attendance. After business, readings and Valentine games were enjoyed. prizes went to Dorothy Alving Eleanor Mariano and Anne Duclos. Donald Jones and Eric Farnell attended. next meeting slated for February 28 with music readings and Home and Community Service Games. A portion of members attended Middlesex Central Pomona Grange in West Concord.
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Mayhara Grange
Dorothy Alving
Eleanor Mariano
Anne Duclos
Grace Tucker
Ann Duclos
Anne Dora
Orville Tucker
Doris Kytola
Ruth Kytola
Donald Jones
Maynagh Grange
Leslie Sims
Ina Edwards
Ann Dora
Maya Jones
Maynard Grange
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
West Concord
Acton Church Men Plan Supper Meeting
The Acton Church Men's Club schedules a supper next Monday evening at the church vestry. Ralph P Marble chairs the event assisted by George Best and Walter Stevens. John Watkins USN son of Mrs Florence Watkins recently returned from Gulfport and now in California awaiting further orders. The Acton Catholic Club held a whist at Mrs Louis Leveroni's home on Mass Avenue West Acton last Tuesday. Proceeds support various activities. Mr and Mrs J Warren Anderson of Bristol Conn and their son Howard visited Mr and Mrs Howard L Jones in South Acton last weekend.
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Ac- Church Men’s Club
Ralph P. Marble
George Best
Walter B. Stevens
John Watkins
S. 2 c
USN
Florence E. Watkins
Robbins Street
South Acton
Gulfport
Miss
California
Acton Catholic Club
Louis Leveroni
Mass. Avenue
West Acton
J. Warren Anderson
Howard
Bristol, Conn
Howard L. Jones
Welcome Home Party For Army Wayfarer England
Acton William F England former Cambridge resident now living in South Acton received a welcome home party after 37 months service. Hosts were wife Mabel and her mother Florence E Watkins of 57 Robbins Street South Acton. Out of town guests included Frederick England George Judd Jo nell MecShefferey Kay and Joseph Henry from Cambridge Dorchester Medford and South Acton. The Englands will reside at their street address.
Red Cross Mobile Unit Visit Planned for Maynard
Massachusetts Blood Donor mobile unit arrives in Maynard on March 5 for a one day event. Residents may donate or register at the Town House February 25 for appointments. The program aims to provide blood and plasma products to local hospitals without charge to residents in emergencies.
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Massachusetts
Maynard
Cnieaic
K. of C. Hall
Summer and
Nason
James C. Mahoney
Frank Grieve
Charles Stockbridge
P. H. Murphy
Milton Duclos
Dance in St George’s Parish Hall Saturday Evening
Maynard reports a dance in St George’s Parish Hall at 8 o’clock on Saturday. Admission is free but contributions will be gratefully received to cover refreshments.
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St. George’s Parish Hall
Nursery School Party Brightens Old Snow Group
Maynard A Valentine Party was held at the Nursery School on February 13. A delightful program featured twenty one children including Ann Parker Elaine Morrison Ronald Cassidy John Rouse Albert Howes Ja net McGary Constance Lowell Son Ara Waldron Joseph Graceffa Sheela Kenfield Caroline Gorey Sandra Sczerzen John Ketola Brenda Nelson Robert Fisher Richard Glatky Stephen Dwelley Judiith Manning Rich ard MacHold and Ann Toole. Valentines and favors were given, refreshments served to all guests.
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Sandra Sczerzen
John Ketola
Brenda Nelson
Robert Fisher
Richard Glatky
Stephen Dwelley
Judiith Manning
Richard MacHold
Ann Toole
Pomona Grange Meeting Held in West Concord
West Concord hosted the Middlesex Central Pomona Grange meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening. The program included a debate on who has been more valuable to the country, Washington or Lincoln, with contributions from Framingham and Acton Granges and refreshments provided by West Concord members.
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West Concord
Concord Twilight League Seeks summer revival
After a four year wartime hiatus the Concord Twilight Baseball League or Asparagus League plans to reorganize. An organization meeting will set plans for a return with former clubs Sleepy Hollow East Quarter Depot Herronville Hubbardville and West Concord possible entries for a new two half season and a little world series.
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Concord
Concord Twilight Baseball League
Asparagus League
Sleepy Hollow
East Quarter
Depot
Hubbardville
Herronville
West Concord
Engagement announced for Miss Marjorie Forsyth and Paul Milot
Miss Marjorie Forsyth of 151 Crescent Street Waltham and Paul J. M. Milot of 491 Main Street West Concord have announced their engagement. Forsyth attended Waltham schools and worked in the city. Milot is a Concord graduate and local employee active in the Sea Scout Ship. No wedding date set.
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West Concord
Marjorie Forsyth
Freda Forsyth
Crescent Street
Waltham
Paul J. M. Milot
Lucien J. Milot
Main Street
Forsyth
Milot
Concord
Boston University freshman to speak at Evangelical Free
Decker of Boston will be guest speaker at the Evangelical Free church in Longstreet next Sunday evening February 24 at 7 30 on The Global Gospel. He is a Providence Bible Institute graduate and presently a freshman at Boston University.
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Concord
Stanley
Holiday Triple Header in Concord CYO Basketball
Concord St Bernard's CYO hosts a three game holiday triple header at Monument Hall on Friday night versus intra town rival Our Lady Help of Christians from West Concord. The schedule starts at 7 with midget intermediate and junior teams from both parishes.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Cyo
Monument Hall
Our Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
Concord School Board to Meet in High School Library
Concord School Committee schedules a meeting in the Concord High School library on Wednesday evening March 6 at 7 30 o clock. Chairman Harold Tomkins will preside.
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Concord
Concord School Committee
Concord High School
Harold Tompkins
Concord High baseball to play Winchester on March 1
Concord High School’s baseball team remains winless after 15 games, with 13 losses in the Middlesex County League. The next and final league game is set for Friday evening March 1 against Winchester High at Winchester.
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Concord
Concord High School
Winchester High
Winchester
Dee couple mark sixth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Thomas P Dee formerly of 13 Bedford Street observed their sixth wedding anniversary last Saturday February 16. The couple wed in New York and Mr Dee now works in a defense position. Mrs Dee is the former Lois Harrington.
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Concord
Thomas P. Dee
Bedford Street
New York
Dee
Lois Harrington
Red Cross Roll Call Nears in Concord Drive
Concord-H. Robinson Hyde, chairman, expects to release this week the full list of team captains and volunteers for the Red Cross drive next month. The Concord chapter has a $17,200 goal with Acton, Boxboro, West Concord, and Lincoln aiding the effort.
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Concord
H. Robinson Hyde
Red Cross
Acton
Boxboro
West Concord
Lincoln
Comn
Brightens Up play to be staged at Center Church
The Woman's Club Center Church presents the play Brightens Up next Thursday at 7 o'clock. Cast includes Mrs. Raymond L Sears, Miss Clayton Steeves, Lan E Tuttle, S Zimmerman and H Foster. J Bond and Hollowell lead assistants. Acton Play Association holds meeting January 22 at 8:00 at Acton Woman's Main Street hall.
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Miss Hamm
Te Hamm
West G
Avirs
George Bellowing
Raymond L
William’ Sears
Missoury
Jennie E. Clayton Steeves
Lan E. Tuttle
S. Zimmerman
H. Foster
Ens
J. Bond
Hollowell
Ton
Fred
Acton
O' Acton
Woman's
Ibask
Ellis Johnson
Dave Barry
Concord Boar Guests Preview May Town Meeting
CONCOH President Arthur to preside at Concord town event with guest E Payson True giving a preview of annual town meeting. Monday night at 8:15, Concord members plan notices for April and May. stores close for the holiday in town as boxholders prepare.
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Arthur
Concord Boar
E.payson True
Concordsman
Concord
Cheverus
Ing
Concord Elm Post A L Supper Honors World War Vets
The Elm Street hall in West Concord hosted the James Post A L supper attended by local veterans of World War II and officials. Cmdr. Arthur and Russell Sr. led the event with several state and local speakers addressing the gathering.
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Concord
James Post
Fragmentary Note Describes Juvenile Program Cuts
A damaged snippet reports declines in juvenile programs in Alabama cities. It mentions the American Fair Association and a Birmingham reference, noting a steady decrease and a part of a larger building project context.
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Rev
M. Marks
Sudbury Arc
Concord Co-Operative Bank
Mass
Maynard Trust Company
Assabet: Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
The
Middlesex Institution
Res Mannie
Mare Grange Oun
Harriet Eylor
Fanni¢_ Eaton
Watertown
Grace Whitney
Eric Farnell
Hawaii
Japan
South Pacific
Jensen’s
V. J. Pollina JR
Rehace
Lovell
Eeav
PT Tls
Eet
Pomona _ Grange
TWI League
Mark
Fet Vcany
Piste
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Cambridge
Oston
Daym Mnbridge Icke
George Read
U.S. Naval
Jacksonville
Fila
Chicago
Birmingham
Nets
Unive College of Agricul
Wyoming
Sinter Eae
Lois Johns
Tel
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