Woman's Club Luncheon At Hill Country Club
A well attended Women’s Community luncheon was held Wednesday at Hill Country Club. H Madworth presided as airman of the affair. Models included Mrs Jerson Mrs Dana B Miss Marks and others while John H Basburg and John Smith attended as guests. Door prize went to Den Hooper.
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Commu
Hill Country Club
E H. Madworth
McEnneth
D. Robertson
Cord
Reding
Bieren
John
Karl H. Voigt
Scheublin
Jerson
Dana B
Joon Smith
Cone
Rally kicks off Red Cross drive March 15 at Hall
A kickoff rally for the Red Cross fund is set for March 15 at Hall open to the public. Mrs Leslie will instruct the rally while Horace Hancock chairs, with Red Cross representatives Miss am Anthony Pick Goddu Frank Joslin Mrs Griffin and Miller at the hospital event.
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Bus Red Cross
Hall
Pll
Comag
Lof
Horace Hancock Street
Ding
Red
Missam
Anthony Pick- Goddu
Frank Joslin
Griffin
Miller
Red Cross
Ash Wednesday Service and Family News in Local Church
Edford parish observes Ash Wednesday with ash marking for parishioners. Lent begins with Holy Communion at 3 o'clock led by Mrs. James C. and others. Ward F. Pike hosts Workers meeting at Christ. Sewing for Emerson Hospital noted.
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Ward F. Pike
of Christ
Emerson Hospital
Concord Academy Graduate to Wed Bar Harbor Man
Concord Academy graduate Miss Sandra Lee Stewart of Wayland will wed Richard Warren Little of Bar Harbor Maine. Stewart attended Bennington College and debuted in 1951. Little studied at Noble and Greenough and Harvard and is a member of the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 and the Fox Club. The couple plan a summer wedding.
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Concord
Concord Academy
Sandra Lee Stewart
Ralph A. Stewart
Wayland
Richard Warren Little
Clarence C. Little
Bar Harbor
Maine
Stewart
Bennington College
Little
Noble & Greenough
Harvard
Bedford Man Appointed Fisheries Attache to Tokyo
Bedford William C. Neville is named fisheries attache to the U S mission in Tokyo starting next month. The post, created this week by the State Department, signals emphasis on U S Japan fisheries relations. Neville will observe, report on Japanese fisheries and handle mutual concerns between the two nations.
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Bedford
William C. Neville
U. S
Tokyo
State Department
United States
Japan
Department
Neville
Whist Party in West Acton Highlights Guild Winners
West Acton St Elizabeth Hall hosts a whist party directed by Mrs Florence Piper and Mrs Muriel Piper next Saturday. At last Saturday’s event Mrs Lillian Windheim won with 62 points. other winners include Ruth Millis E Blodgett Sherman Frost Louise Fitzgerald Noelson Margaret Arley Ida Gruber Irene Young Wm Wall Elizabeth White Albert Hildreth John Fitzgerald Edith Glass and Elliott Piper among many others.
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West Acton
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Florence Piper
Muriel Piper
Guild
Lillian Windheim
Ruth Millis
E. Blodgett
Sherman Frost
Louise Fitzgerald
Noelson
Margaret Rley
Ida Gruber
Irene Young
Wm. Wall
Elizabeth White
Albert Hildreth
John Fitzgerald
Edith Glass
H. C. Stone
John Clayton
Brian Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Ployert
Daniel Shea
Annie McCarthy
L. Gagne
Hosea Gould
Wm Quinn
Helen Mullin
James Bakun
N. Robertson
M. Cullinane
Bob Windheim
M. Clapp
Jennie Dittrich
Elliott Piper
Anna Peterson
Frances Tomy
George Poirer
Boston Knights Plan May Dinner for Archbishop Cushing
Concord local members of Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus met at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in Boston for their monthly gathering. They announced a May dinner to honor Archbishop Cushing.
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Concord
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Boston
Fourth Degree
Cushing
League To Attend Discussion Groups
Concord The State League of Women Voters lists several discussion meetings from today through March 7. Sessions aim to help members stimulate unit chairs across leagues. Next meeting is Wednesday March 1 from 8 to 10 p m and the third Friday March 7 from 10 a m to 12 30 p m at league headquarters 3 Joy Street Boston led by George W Denemark Boston University School of Education assistant professor.
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Concord
State League of Women Voters
League
Joy Street
Boston
George W. Denemark
Boston University School of Education
C G Wood 81 Former Times Publisher Dies at Silver Spring
Concord native Charles G. Wood 81, former owner and publisher of the New Bedford Times, died last Wednesday in Silver Springs Maryland. A labor relations expert, he served on the state board of conciliation and arbitration 1911 to 1920 and helped settle the 1912 Boston Elevated Railway Strike. He resigned as federal conciliator in 1934 after a policy clash with Frances Perkins. He is survived by two daughters, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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Concord
Charles G. Wood
New Bedford Times
Silver Springs
Maryland
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
the Times
Department of Labor
Frances Perkins
Wood
Boston
Wakefield
W. E. McGonigle
Leonard Smith
Hosmer Road
Miss Katherine Mary Kinsley Seeks Acton Library Trustee Seat
Miss Katherine Mary Kinsley a West Acton resident with a B S in Education a Master of Education and professional librarian certification campaigns for a three year term on the Medial Library board She has taught at Wilson School Maynard and chairs the Maynard PTA while serving as clerk of the West Acton Citizens Library Association She previously ran for Acton School Committee in 1949 and won her precinct.
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Acton
Katherine Mary Kinsley
Central Street
West Acton
Mediial
Kinsley
Concord High
Fitchburg Normal Pierce Secretariat
Boston University School of Education
Elementary School Journal
Harvard University Biological Laboratories
Progressive Club Raises Over $900 for March of Dimes
Bedford residents note the Progressive Association’s March of Dimes campaign totals exceeded $900 after a well attended buffet supper and program at the clubhouse. Frank C. White and Warren Clark led publicity, Joseph McDonald chaired the program, and a teens dance raised $35.50.
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Bedford
Progressive Association
Frank C. White
Warren Clark
Joseph McDonald
Charles Siekman
Moreau Posts Best Triple as Josters Win
Concord player Moreau of the Tudys represents the high triple of the season with a 350 series and the top three-string total in Monday bowling as his club ties K of C Srs. Finigan led the K of C Sr with 306 in the trio event. Jolters, Ramblers, and Lincoln also posted strong team totals. Eddie Tetreault led singles with 122 as Anchors fell to Thrift.
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Concord
Phil Moreau
Tudy
K. of
C. Srs
John Finigan
Eddie Tetreault
Thrift
Ramblers
Elks
Lincoln
C. Jr
Jolters
Hap” Hansen
Andy Boy
F. Giusti
A. Sablone
C. Bregoli
G. Dee
D. Bregoli
D. Inferetra
C. Denaro
D. Sorrenti
L. Venti
C. Stefanelli
Tudys
W.hamilton
W. Mehegan
G.robinson
P. Moreau
E. Loughlin
C. Sr
J. Finigan
W. O’sullivan
R. Cull
E. Finigan
D Carey
K. Bradley
A. Carlson
P. Peterson
T. Gormley
B. Malloy
Ellis
J. Mansfield
F. Edwardson
J. McCarthy
J. Gaudet
Dummy
P. Horne
W. Nickerson
C. Hopkins
T. Hopkins
E. Dempsey
Marge Burke Paces Keglers to Shutout Win
Concord column notes Marge Burke led the Keglers with a 280 triple as they shutout the Bowlerettes 4-0. Hi-Li-Ters defeated the Gliders 3-1 led by Polly Heyliger’s 277 and a 1209 team total while Gliders posted 1191.
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Polly Heyliger
Hi-Li-Ters
Edie McGrath
Dottie Martin
Mim Clark
Becky Faunce
Gliders
Helen McCarthy
Alice Hargrove
Jean Frellick
Agnes Neville
Jeannette Stensby
Keglers
Nancy Burke
Helen Dee
Gert Dee
Mary Connell
Margaret Burke
Polly.Beaudoin
Margaret Algeo
Marion Gorham
Widow Returns License in Syracuse Marriage Blunder
A 63 year old widow in Syracuse New York returned an unused marriage license to the city clerk saying We thought it over and decided not to get married. The brief note explained the decision.
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Syracuse
N. Y
U.P
Citrus pulps shipped to Europe as cattle feed
Several thousand bags of citrus pulps were sent from Jacksonville to Europe for cattle feed. Many bags returned filled with cattle feed now containing beet pulp from Yugoslavia.
Team season score totals noted in row data
The OCR snippet lists individual scores T Hl 250 J Martin 239 J Halliday 285 D Palmeri 272 E Tetreault 298 and a team total 1344 indicating a summarized meet line or scorecard from a sports event.
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T. Hl
J. Martin
J. Halliday
D. Palmeri
E. Tetreault
Governor Dummer tops Middlesex School 5-1 in league game
Governor Dummer of South Byfield defeated Middlesex School 5-1 in a Private School League match at North Shore Sports Arena Lynn. Middlesex’s Captain Al Wells scored in the third period to spoil a shutout.
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Concord
Governor Dummer
South Byfield
Middlesex School
North Shore
Lynn
al Wells
Middlesex
Jericho Club Plans Weekend Ski Carnival
Marlboro Jericho Ski Club meets to plan a winter carnival next weekend at the 1000 foot slope with races on both days. The Boys' Club may sponsor, skier injuries reported, tow to operate nightly, Norman Leduc reports.
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Marlboro
Jeriiho
Cushing Veterans Hospital
Norman Leduc
Local Sportsmen Continue Pledges at Concord Club Meeting
Concord Rod and Gun Club met at the Concord Elks hall with President Gilbert G. Lawrence presiding. Reports on the annual sportsmen's show at the State Armory were given and several new members were proposed. Pledges for the new clubhouse certificates are still being accepted through April 1.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
New Concord
State Armory
Maltese winners at 39th Eastern Dog Show Boston
Calveresi Victor of Bedford and Mrs Vinzenzo Calveresi, Concord Dog Training Club members, had prize maltese dogs compete in the 39th annual Eastern Dog Show in Boston over the holiday weekend. They won prizes in best toy team and in the variety group, adding to their back-to-back wins as best brace and best team in the maltese class.
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Bedford
Vincenzo Calveresi
Concord Dog Training Club
Boston
They Like to Know Adopted Children Should Hear Facts Early
Boston University psychologist Dr. Lowell S. Trowbridge with two adopted children urges telling adopted youngsters the truth from the start. He says explain they were chosen from several candidates and that many children enjoy hearing the story repeatedly.
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Boston
U.P
Boston University
Lowell S. Trowbridge
Dream Theory Debated by Psychologists
Psychologists disagree on dream causes with the prevailing view that dreams express suppressed wishes in disguised form.
Olsen Tops 201 Points in Concord High Season
Concord High star Concord-Ken Olsen tallied 201 points in 18 games this season, surpassing his 194 point output in 1951. John Coughin was second with 102 points despite four missed games amid an injury at Lexington. Other scorers include Sweeney 98, Fletcher 84, Cerasuolo 77, Atwood 49, Tuttle 29, Weidner 25, Caldwell 13, Bouchard 13, Mills 11, Arthur 9, McKenna 6, Gaylor 0, Boresen 0. total 717.
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Concord
Ken Olsen
Concord High
John Coughin
Lexington
Joe Sweeney
Alden Fletcher
Vin Cerasuolo
Dick Atwood
Tom Tuttle
Tom Weidner
Mackey Caldwell
Dave Bouchard
Artie Mills
Dick Arthur
Leo McKenna
Bob Gaylor
Eddie Boresen
Magic Wheels Roller Club to Vie in Worcester Meet
Hudson unit led by Elizabeth Honey and Charles Dannenberg heads to Worcester for the third Inter-club meet of the season. Senior Dance team aims for high scores as 16 skaters attend a judges school in Worcester under National Association and A A U rules.
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Hudson
Magic Wheels Roller Dance and Figure Club of
Lowell
Worcester
E. Elizabeth Honey
Stratford
Conn
New England Amateur Roller Skaters’ Association
Charles E. Dannenberg
Milford
National Association
New En
Portland Street
Magic Wheels
A.A. U
Miss Honey
Dannenberg
Naugagt Son Commition
Alexandria
New England
A.R.S.A
Bridgeport
Long Beach
New England Association
Robert Philpot
Lowel
Holly Pittock
Boston
Ganet
Frances O’connell
Sally Dyson
Arthur Yetton
Wayland
Club
Robert Chin
Marilyn Hill
No Matches Monday In Mill Dam Bowling League
No matches will be held Monday night to avoid clashing with a town meeting. Many league members plan to attend and may vote for the grandstand for football seats. The league resumes Monday March 10th.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Concord Basketball’s Tourney Record Through the Years
Historical tally shows Concord with an 11 win seven loss mark across 18 Small School Tourney games. They compiled 11 wins and six losses in post season play and debated moving to a non league schedule.
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Concord
Barnstable
Needham
Columbus
Chelmsford
Matignon
Everett Vocational
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Wareham
St. John’s
Bristol’ Aggies
Townsend
Marlboro
N. H
Ayer
Burlington
Stoneham
Central Catholic
Dracut
Wonder Concord
Eames
Williams bold bid to upset Gavilan in Boston Garden bout
Don Williams displays speed and confidence as he prepares for a 10 round non title clash with world welterweight champion Kid Gavilan at Boston Garden on February 28. Critics note Williams fearless style and belief he can upset Gavilan, with future plans mentioned for a rematch in June.
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Don Williams
Pan Choir
Boston
Worcester
Gavilan
Callahan A. C
Jockeys Edge Bedford Club in League Bowling
In Bedford Bowling League action the Jockeys lost by one point to Socony Gassers while Sanders beat Bedford Motor Sales by four. Billerica Road defeated Barbet Quintet 4-0. Bowlers scoring 300s included Henry Isner Beecy 308 Pat Genetti 300 and Charlie Stefanelli 318.
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Bedford
Jockeys
Socony Gassers
Sanders
Bedford Motor Sales
Pus
Sir McNeil and Gould
Barbet
Kelleys Blamieg
Billerica Road
Henry Isner
Beecy
Pat Genetti
Charlie Stefanelli
Concord High Girls Play Wellesley In League Action
In Thursday sport calendar Concord High girls basketball hosts Wellesley at Huyarmnasium at 3 pm as part of the Huy arm league schedule. Lexington High hosts Matignon in a non league basketball clash at 7 30 pm. Saturday features grade school basketball at Hunt Gymnasium starting 9 am. Monday lists no Mill Dam bowling due to town meeting. Wednesday sees Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club at Lexington for two matches at 7 30 pm. The battleship USS Iowa moves water to flood 46 acres one foot deep.
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Wellesley High
Huy Arm
Bedford
Lex- Lexington High
Matignon
Lexington
Hunt Gymnasium
Mill Dam
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