Club Women Hold Mid-Winter Meeting at Brook Hall Boston
The Mid-Winter Federation of Women held a large meeting at Brook Hall Boston featuring remarks by L Alexander First Deputy and topics on national policy. Ambassador James J Wadsworth spoke on UN leadership and U S role in world affairs. Delegates from Sudbury Women’s Club attended.
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Federation of Woen
Neock Hall
Boston
Eme
Our
L. Alexander
Arthur L. Thayer
Music
Eun Os
Raymondecording
Whence
Esther van Wagoner Tufty
Washington
Earl R. Weidner
Thayer
Janet Wheeler
Samuel Walter
Brahms
James J. Wadsworth
United States
United Nations
David M. Small
General Assembly
Sail
Soviet Union
Sudbury Woman's 'Club
John E. Childs
Robert W. Holmes
Funeral for Mrs Miller in Concord
Mae Elizabeth Riley Miller, 83, widow of Louis C. Miller, died at McCarthy Nursing Home after several weeks illness. The funeral was held at MacRae Funeral Home with Rev. Robert H. Barber officiating. burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Born November 3, 1871 in Montreal, she lived in the area for seven years, previously in Somerville. She is survived by two sons Allan and Nelson.
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West Concord
Mae Elizabeth
Riley) Miller
Louis C. Miller
McCarthy
Concord
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
MacRae
Sleepy Hollow
Montreal
Canada
Somerville
Allan M. Miller
Nelson Miller
Cambridge
27 Year Old Fisherman From Concord Dies At Sea
The 27 year old New Bedford fisherman and ex resident of Concord went missing after a storm at sea. He was born in Concord and later lived in Acton Maynard and New Bedford. Survived by parents Arthur and Mrs Tupper and siblings Alden Arthur W Tupper.
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W. Concord
Concord
Acton
Maynard
U.S
New Bedford
Conant Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Arthur Tupper
Alden Tupper
Arthur W. Tupper
Winners of prizes at Acton whist party
West Acton The Acton Catholic Woman's Guild held a well attended whist party at St Elizabeth's Hall last Saturday evening. Special prize winners were W illiar P Quinn Mae Roche Taury Fulenton. Other prize recipients included Amy Ryan Janet Carteton Mietrick EK Barriteau Hanson Catherine Dee A Murphy W Quinn Arthur Wetherbee Peggy Brown Inga Frost Neil Piestry Mae Roche Young Sarah P Portland Margaret Boyer Eleanor E Quinn da Seder Helen Piestryn Mary Connors Esther Collins Ann Peterson Lorraine Tufts Merle Nickerson Eva Quinn Elizabeth Touvilly Florence Ball. No further parties until after Lent with the next date to be announced.
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West Acton
Acton Catholic Woman’s Guild
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Williar
P. Quinn
Mae Roche
Taury Fulenton
Amy Ryan
Janet Carteton
Mietrick
C. EK. Barriteau
Hanson
Catherin Dee
A. Murphy
W. Quinn
Arthur Wetherbee
Peggy Brown
Inga Frost
Neil Piestry
Ny Mae Roche
Garden Club Meeting Held With President Sudbury
The Sudbury Garden Club executive board met last Thursday at President Miss E Helene Sherman’s home. A productive business session planned the club’s future followed by a pleasant tea with members including Mrs H E Ferguson and Mrs William MacCulloch among others.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Garden Club
E. Helene Sherman
H. E. Ferguson
William MacCulloch
Edmund W. Stevens
Frederick F. Olson
A. Raymond Blanchard
Theodore Harding
Roland Walton
Kenyon B. Ely
Calvin B. Smith
Paul W. Rhoades
Reginald C. Purdy
B. M. Johnson
Elwyn Williams
Kentucky Farm Size and Count Shift 1935 to 1950
Kentucky farms grew in average size from 74.4 acres in 1935 to 89 acres in 1950 while the total number of farms declined from 278,298 to 218,476, reflecting consolidation in agriculture.
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Kentucky
Lowell P T A panel on The Juvenile Problem
Mrs Bernard E Dee president of Keith Academy P T A in Lowell announces a panel discussion on The Juvenile Problem to be held in the school auditorium Monday evening February 28 at 8 o clock. The public is welcome. Panelists include Brig Gen Otis M Whitney Commissioner of Public Safety Judge William Henchey Fourth District Court of Eastern Massachusetts Cornelius Toomey Parole Board Supt Edward S Grennan Massachusetts Reformatory Dr A Warren Stearns Tufts College dean sociology field.
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West Concord
Bernard E. Dee
Keith Academy P.T.A
Lowell
Otis M. Whitney
Concord
Public Safety
William Henchey
Fourth District Court
Eastern
Massachusetts
Cornelius Toomey
Massachusetts Parole Board
Edward S. Grennan
Massachusetts Reformatory
A. Warren Stearns
Sociology
Tufts College
Sudbury Man Elected Vice-Chair of ACS Water Division
Sudbury man Dr J Carrell Morris of Harvard University has been elected vice chairman of the American Chemical Society Division of Water Sewage and Sanitation Chemistry. The ACS counts about 72 000 members and 200 other divisions.
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Sudbury
J. Carrell Morris
Harvard University
American Chemical Society
Sudbury Police Blotter Details Mayhem and Cautions
Sudbury police report a rash of incidents from Feb 5 to Feb 12 including 141 window panes broken in four cabins at Nobscot Reservation using rocks. Reports also note local accidents, aggressive door to door sales, and a 14 year old juvenile theft and car collision after removing truck plates and riding with friends. Authorities advise careful driving and reputable firms.
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Sudbury
Fred Craig
Nobscot
Local Leaders Model Play Clothes At Middlesex Extension
At the Middlesex County Extension Office preschoolers modeled play clothes created by their mothers. Virginia Davis of U Mass led the class with ten women from Acton Boxboro Billerica Bedford Carlisle Littleton and Wayland presenting self help patterns and unique color fabric trims.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
Virginia Davis
University of Massachusetts
Acton
Boxboro
Billerica
Bedford
Carlisle
Littleton
Wayland
Brooks School Art Exhibits at Gallery Concord
Brooks School pupils from ages four to eight display watercolor finger paint and crayon works at the Concord Free Public Library gallery in the fourth of the school series. Assistant art instructor Josephine Cole encouraged free expression with no dictated subjects, resulting in fresh individual pieces.
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Concord
Brooks School
Concord Free Public Library
Iss Josephine Cole
Acton Health Official Higgins Hospitalized After Operation
Col Edward J Higgins of Prospect Street South Acton a long time board of health official is a patient at the Veterans Administration hospital in Jamaica Plain where he underwent an operation on Monday. At the Ed wards Quimby Post meeting it was voted to sponsor Acton high school boy to attend Boys State at Amherst this summer.
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Col
Edward J. Higgins
Prospect Street
South Acton
Board of Health
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Edwards-Quimby Post
A. L
Acton High School
Amherst
Gormley Boy Born In Emerson Hospital
Lincoln and Mrs Robert Gormley announce the birth of their third child Michael Francis Gormley a son born February 9 at Emerson hospital Grandparents are Thomas Gormley of Old Concord road and Howard Johnston of Roxbury The world’s largest shopping center is in Yonkers New York costing about 30 million and must gross 50 million annually to show profit
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Lincoln
Robert Gormley
Gloria Johnston
Old Sudbury Road
Michael Francis Gormley
Emerson Hospital
Thomas Gormley
Old Concord Road
Yonkers, N
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