Retarded Children's Fund Campaign Tops $1600
Campaign chair Whittemore announces the Retarded Children’s Fund surpassed $1600 with many donors thanking contributors. Lists of donors and supporters from Concord center and the South Middlesex Association for Retarded Children are acknowledged for their help and generosity.
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Etarded Children’s Fund
Larry
Blanchard
George Lawton
William Dolan
Herman Anderson
Concord Center
South Middlesex Association For
New Arrivals At Spital This Week
This week at the spital there are several birth announcements. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Inquist at 153 Shade Stone on December 25. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bowe on Hill Road on December 28. A son to Mr. and Mrs. William Illings Street on December 28. A son to Mr. and Mrs. M. Messmore of Glenford on December 30. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Shebak of West Acton on December 31. Other listings note births at South Acton and Maynard locations.
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Ter
Inquist
Shadeston
Oliver Warila
South Acton
Thomas
Hubbard Street
Hur ¥. Frombly
Maynard
William Illings
South
D. W. Bowe
Ouse Unfolds His Hidden 18th Century Eng Tale
A fragment from a UP dispatch notes Yale University revealing an 18th century English tale titled Mr. Ouse Unfolds His. The brief mentions Michael ven and Coun as apparent sources in the garbled OCR.
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Coun
Yale University
Ouse
Hospital Holds Fine Christmas Party at Concord Hospital
Concord December event at Emerson Hospital by staff and Norm White's Orchestra featured a bead decorated hall, a baton twirler act, guitar and singing, and a Jamaica student nurse soprano solo. Committee members led by Mrs. Lawrence H. Sanford Jr. planned the program and decorations.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Concord Country Gah
Norm White
Jamaica
Patty” MacPherson
Lawrence H. Sanford, Jr
William Saul
James Hawks
Stafford King
Gordon Brown
Peter Arnold
Charles MacPherson
Francis Houston
George Bramhall
Dominic Dionisio
New DeMolay Officers Seated in Concord Chapter
Concord Chapter of DeMolay to install senior counsilor Charles L. William son of 1 Ash Street as master councilor at the Masonic Temple. John Caswell of Haverhill leads installation with Izabetht Ogilvie as soloist and Pauline Anders as organist. ceremony follows a 6:30 catered dinner.
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Concord
Charles. L. Williamson
Ash Street
Concora
Clarence E. Mower
Order of DeMoley
Isu Ua
John Caswell
Haverhill
Izabetht
Ogilvie Will
Painlinie sAnders
Donald Breknick
Bf ‘Strawberry
Hill Road
Anthony Wihlcox
Lexington Road
West Acton
Barry Entickway
Robert Robinson
David BoHinger
Pmc McManus
David Spinney
Acton
Randolph : Pierce
Wayne Perkins
Gordon MacWilliams
Steven ‘Lambert
William: Hall
Barry
Sentinel
Gordon Irwin
Douglas
Crowell
Henry Annabie
Lester Nelson
Ralph Hemenway
Harold Nichols
Malcolm Campbell
Benjamin Bramhall
Kindergarten Children Stage Christmas Plays at Merry Days Hilltop
The Merry Days at Hilltop kindergarten children staged Christmas plays and a mothers’ day program. Nursery and Kindergarten groups performed songs such as Away In a Manger and Jingle Bells. Each child gave a handmade Christmas gift and there was a party with refreshments. Movies of the event were made by Mrs Tessier for later viewing.
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Sudbury
Keindergarten
Deidra
Cowden
Billy Warren
Debbie . Griffin
Gary . Freeells
Cathy ‘Marsh
Lyn Mery
David * Barker
Bobby” Tessier
Frosty ‘Rodgers
Darry Morrison
Patricia Hackman
Richard McColl
Queenie
Clarabell
Hilltop
Robert Tessier
Thomas’ Newton
Albino pheasant downed by Ripley hunter
Fred Reese mistook a white bird for a chicken before spotting it was an albino pheasant and firing. The incident comes as readers note the existence of over 5300 Army Reserve units training across the country.
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Ripley
Fred Reese
Rotary Party Brings Concord Club Members and Families Together
The Concord Rotary Club hosted a Christmas party at the Concord Rod and Gun Club on Thursday evening. 116 attended including 43 members and guests. Thomas C. Huckins served as MC, Jad ae W. Ballou led the program, and Santa Claus by a veteran pair of performers delighted the crowd.
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Concord
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Rotary Clue of
Trancichildren
Thomas C. Huckins
Jad Ae W. Ballou
Santa Claus
Rotary
William T. Wygnan
Cohen
Harvard
Billy” Donovan
Concord News Briefs on Local Accidents and Community Work
Mrs. Ralph T. Howe of Lowell Road is mobile again after a week at home due to injuries from a car crash on Lowell Road involving Carlisle youth Charles R. Voigt. Druggist Charles R. Voigt, Main Street, has been hospitalized at Emerson Hospital after an operation. Mrs. Eva H. Leighton of 51 Central Street was transported to Baker Memorial Hospital in Boston by town ambulance for the Trinity Congregational Church meeting. John C. Collins of 362 Main Street, assistant treasurer of Middlesex Institution for Savings, remains in Emerson Hospital. The King's Daughters will meet January 8 at 2 p.m. in First Parish Church vestry. co-hostesses are Mrs. Eliot R. Howard and Mrs. Charles R. Voigt. They will mend for Emerson Hospital and the Grenfell Mission in Labrador. Conklingville Reservoir in northern New York has a capacity of 283 billion gallons.
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Ralph T. Howe
Lowell Road
Carlisle
Charles R. Voigt
Emerson Hospital
Eva H. Leighton
Frank C. Leighton
Central Street
West Concord
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
John C. Collins
Main Street
Middlesex Institution For Savings
King’s Daughters
First Parish
Eliot R. Howard
Grenfell
Labrador
Dolly Madison
Eisenhower
William McKinley
Smithsonian Institute
William Howard Taft
Tokyo
Burlington
Vermont
Montreal
Metal Tube and Capsule Co
Colchester
New England Council
Greater Burlington Industrial Corp
Men’s Club Speaker Returns From Iraq Egypt
Concord Geoffrey Roberts recently returned from eight and a half months in Iraq and Egypt with the International Operation Sa ia which assists countries and resource development. He will be guest speaker at the Men’s Club supper at Trinitarian Congregational Church Friday night at 6 30. He will illustrate his talk with colored slides.
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Concord
Geoffrey Roberts
Iraq
Egypt
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Trinitarian Church to Hold Communion Service January 6
The Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord announces a Holy Communion service on Sunday January 6 at 11 a.m. with a meditation by Rev. Robert H. Banker and music by the choir directed by E. Whitredge Clark. The Men's Club meets Friday night and the annual meeting is set for January 23. The Senior Youth Fellowship gathers Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Carol Ann Helsher and Richard Curtis guiding.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Robert H. Banker
E. Whitredge Clark
Carol Ann Helsher
Richard Curtis
Firemen Respond To Burst Pipe At Heaths Bridge Road
On a Tuesday around 5 45 p m in 1957 residents of 12 Heaths Bridge road reported a water pipe burst. Firemen arrived to shut off water and mop up the area with help from residents. A plumber was summoned to repair the damage.
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Conchord
Stow Grange News Dance Success and Whist Party Dates
The Stow Grange reports a successful December 22 dance for Hale High Schoolers led by Grange Master Paul Canty and the Youth Committee. A Boxboro Whist Party is set for January 4 at Mrs Anne Steele’s home with departure from Town Hall at 7 30 pm. The next Whist Party is January 12 at 8 00 pm in Town Hall.
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Grange
Hale
Paul Canty
Stow Grange
Boxboro
Anne Steele
Stow
Poll registrars process changes at Keene City Hall
Four registrars of voters sat in Keene New Hampshire City Hall for two days to receive changes in petty registration as part of the local election prep.
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Keene, N. H
Concord chapter seeks more funds for Red Cross relief
The Concord American Red Cross continues overseas relief by sending three disaster teams to Austria and assisting 22 refugee camps under a League of Red Cross Societies pact. Only 3 406 027 of 5 000 000 dollars requested has been raised, with urgent need for donations to aid Hungarians.
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Budapest
Austria
Red Cross
Concord — American Red Cross
League @ ReginCross Societes
International Committee of the Red Cross
Hungary
Concord Red Cross
Inaugural Ball Plans to Ease Rush in Four Locations
Washington through President Eisenhower pushes for four equal inaugural balls at hotels and the National Guard Armory to reduce crowding. The piece recalls historic gowns and past attentions to attire and attendance, noting costs and fashion from Dolly Madison to Mrs. Eisenhower.
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Patricia Wiggins
U. P
Washington
Eisenhower
National Guard
Civil Defense urged to join survival training and film show
Maynard readers are invited to join Civil Defense training, with courses in First Aid and air raid wardens. The column notes a film on Hiroshima victims and highlights upcoming Auxiliary Police meeting and a New England Telephone Company screening on January 18, urging 100 percent attendance.
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Maynard
Hiroshima
Civil Defense
Worcester
Auxiliary Police
C.D
New England Telephone
Portland Insurance Building Nears Completion Next Spring
Portland Maine moves toward a $1.5 million Union Mutual Life Insurance Co headquarters. The 50 000 square foot building anchors a multi million dollar effort to create a modern downtown financial center.
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Portland
Maine
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co
New England Council
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