Roosevelt pupils stage two act operetta Holiday Crosspatches
Roosevelt school pupils performed a two act holiday operetta The Old Crosspatches tale at George Washington Auditorium. Mary Mas played the crosspatch daughter with Laurence Armour as the grandfather as the village seeks to ring church chimes. Cast included Brenda Dreschler Thompson and Joan Grant Judith Rubin with many students and a Meredith Lever piano accompanist.
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Pemnard
Roosevelt
George Ington
Aie Dagasome
Sonthe
Padaughter
Marymas
Laurence Armour
Carlton
Ding
Brenda Dreschler
Thompson
Joan Grant
Judith Rubin
Carrol Stew
Patricia Russo
James Nghlin
James Boudreau
Id Holt
William Mulcahy
Bernard Meister
John Kulevich
Nicholas Droskowski
Stanley Watts
Walter Crowther
David Glazier
Carolyn Carey
Jean Price
David Kauppi
Larry Coleton
Elaine Joyal
Audrey Malcolm
John Malcolm
Leo Roche
Billy Harland
Cynthia Kodzis
Mary Lee Carey
John Clair
Gerald Dee
Carolyn MacRae
Harriet Wilson
Christopher Lunberg
Robert Murphy
John Caouette
Raymond Landry
Judith Moore
Sheila Sweeney
Thomas Watts
Joseph Kuevich
Karen Stammers
Diane Barrett
Dane Hathaway
Fred Morrison
Karen Sousa
Dana Cunningham
Julie Tinker
Karen Carson
Meredith Lever
Joseph Vincent
Edward Dean
Ann Nordberg
Gail Lombard
Joseph Sezerzen
John Tobin
Richard Price
David Allen
Joseph Beavis
Victim Alice B. Ellis Remembered in Concord Service
Funeral services were held at Douglass Funeral Home in Concord for Mrs. Alice B. Ellis victim of a fire at 6 Barretts Mill Road. Edward Perry Daniels of the First Parish conducted the service and burial followed at the local cemetery. Ellis, a Lynn native and former resident of the area, was the widow of J. Ellis and survived by a son Chester and two grandchildren.
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Douglass Funeral Home
Seton
Alice B. el
Barretts Mill Road
Concord
Fis Ellis
Lynn
Old
Eye Ellis
Chester, Lerville
Recent Arrivals At Emerson Hospital Concord
Families welcomed new births at Emerson Hospital in Concord with several newborns in late December. The list includes a daughter to OConnell of Somerville on December 25 and a daughter to Ignachuck of Maynard on December 26, a daughter to Copeland of West Concord on December 26, a son to Lindquist of Maynard on December 27, a son to Philbrook of Concord on December 31, and a daughter to Sweeney of West Acton on December 31. The article notes the first official U.S. race course was laid out on Long Island in 1665.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Robert S. O’connel
Murdock Street
Somerville
Walter Ignachuck
Arthur Street
Maynard
Lloyd B. Copeland
Central Street
West Concord
Wallace Lindquist
Espie Avenue
Harrison W. Philbrook
Carlisle
Daniel J. Sweeney
Willow Street
West Acton
United States
Long Island
Acton Library Branches to Close January 1951
West Acton Citizen's Library Association reports Wilde Memorial Library will close its South Branch and the Acton Library branches effective January 1, 1951. Books should be returned by January 10 1951. West Acton Library to close January 9 1951 with all materials returned.
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Acton
West Acton
Citizen’s Library Association
Acton Memorial Library
Mass
Prentice Blood
Mr. Blood
Wilde Memorial Library
Otis Reed
Florence A. Merriam
Katherine Kinsley
Acton Student Barbara Bartlett Returns to Garland School
Miss Barbara Bartlett of Acton, a freshman art major at the Garland School Junior College Boston, resumed classes January 3 after the Christmas holidays as the school opened for term.
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Barbara Bartlett
Acton
Garland School
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Bartlett
Truck Fire on Pope Road East Acton
Fire units answered a Sunday morning blaze on Pope road East Acton. Emory Nelson who was plowing on Parker street South Acton sparked alcohol fumes into flame. The fire caused little damage.
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Acton
Pope Road
East Acton
Emory Nelson
Parker Street
South Acton
Childcraft advisory notes boy’s aim to imitate father
In Chicago the Childcraft advisory service observes that the average six year old boy strives to emulate his father, shaping ambitions and behavior to resemble his dad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childcraft Advisory Service
Chicago
Elderly Lady Buried After Trinity Church Service
Funeral for Mrs Katherine Lea Mayhew Woodward 81 died Monday at a Billerica rest home. Services held at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev Bradford Hastings officiating. Widow of W Irving Woodward she was born May 25 1869 in Richmond Indiana and long lived at 11 Highlare Street West Concord. Survived by daughter Ruth Blocher of Pennsylvania and grandsons J Woodward and Charles Blocher. Interment planned later in Richmond Indiana.
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Concord
Katherine Lea
Mayhew) Woodward
Billerica
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bradford Hastings
Woodward
W. Irving Woodward
Richmond
Indiana
Highlare Street
West Concord
Charles Huber
Ruth) Blocher
Pennsyvania
Charles Blocher
Sudbury Friends and Residents Rally for New Year Events
Sudbury hosts multiple New Year gatherings as local residents entertain guests from Cambridge Glen Cove and other towns. Military transfers and enlistments touch community, with Eddie Webster moving to Fort Tilden and Richard I Moore joining the Army Air Force. A birth is announced at Framingham Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E
Eddie) Webster
Fort Devon
Fort Tilden
New York
Sudbury
Sudbury Woman Key Figure in Mutual Life Christmas Dance
Sudbury resident Miss Batchelder led a party committee for the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co Christmas dinner and dance on December 28. A crowd of about 1200 filled two halls with Albert E Haynes and his orchestra directing modern dancing with Harry Marshard and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Joan Batchelder
South Sudbury
The
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Batchelder
Albert E
Salt Lake Family Celebrates December Birthdays
In Salt Lake City, the Lee Gardner clan marks Dec 1 as a trio of birthdays for Lee Sr and twins Lee Jr and Ray. The annual date stands out in their family calendar with festive acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
U.P
Lee Gardner
Lee Sr
Lee Jr
Ray
Funeral Rites Held for Sabv Anthony Macone Leader in Concord Autombile Trade
Concord mourned Sabv adore Anthony Macone 59 president of Macone Bros Inc a longtime figure in local motors and sportsmen circles. The service at St Bernard s followed by a high mass at the church honored a World War I veteran who lived on Lowell road. Bearers included relatives and state police while honorary mourners ranged across Concord Carlisle and West Acton. Surviving are six brothers and two sisters with ties to Lexington Waltham West Newton and Chelmsford.
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Concord
Lowell Road
Michael J. Burke
Edmund J. Rowan
St. Joseph’s Church
South Lincoln
John J. Boley
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Burke
U. S. Army
James J. Mansfield
U. L
Frank J. McLaughlin
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Ralph A. Macone
Lewis Foley
New Brunswick
Corp
Frank Geist
Shirley State Police
Oscar Jones
Fletcher Crowell
William J. Ryan
William Foss, Jr
Selectman
Carlisle
Jack Onslow
West Acton
Chicago
White Sox
Archie Simpson
West Concord
Ernest Padovini
Waltham
Michael D. McCarron
West Newton
Lexington
Burton McNeil
Bedford
Macone
Woburn
John C
Frank W
Augustine W
Joseph A
Augustus R
Anthony
Chelmsford
Fred Ormond
McCarron
Lincoln Life Resident John P Boyce Dies at 69
Concord obituary for John P Boyce aged 69 a Lincoln life resident and former market gardener who died at his home on Old Sudbury road after a long illness He leaves a son four brothers and two sisters His funeral and requiem mass were held at St Josephs church Calvary cemetery in Waltham.
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Concord
John P. Boyce
Lincoln
John’ x Boyce
South Lincoln
Manley Boyce
Michael Boyce
William Boyce
Wat ‘Town
Edward Boyce
Fitchburg
Mary
Elizabeth Boyce
Old Sudbury Road
C E Wilkins 62 Dies At Home In West Concord
C E Wilkins aged 62 of 396 Main street West Concord died suddenly at his residence Tuesday. He is survived by his wife Mrs C Inez Wilkins and his aunt Mrs Ada F Dunlon who reside at the same address. Funeral plans set for Friday at 2 PM at Dee Funeral Home in Concord for burial and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Clarence E. Wilkins
Main Street
C. Inez Wilkins
Ada F. Dunlon
Dee
Concord
Towers With Aluminum Mountings To Boost TV Signals
The plan uses tall towers with aluminum sheet mounts to relay television microwaves into valleys with weak reception. The setup aims to improve local TV access by extending signal reach to underserved areas.
Miss Barrett Tenders Shower Ahead of Wedding
Eleanor F Barrett daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Barrett of Brimsmead street was honored at a shower party in the Bronx Restaurant ahead of her January 27 nuptials with Thomas Lizotte son of Mr and Mrs Richard Lizotte of Brimsmead street. Rosalyn Brigham serves as maid of honor with Antoinette Sperandio and Mary Fanning as bridesmaids.
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Marboro
Eleanor F. Barrett
Patrick Barrett
Brimsmead Street
Thomas Lizotte
Richard C. Lizotte
Immaculate Conception Church
Bronx
Rosalyn Brigham
Antoinette Sperandio
Mary Fanning
Miss Barret
Tilton seniors Adams and Rutland earn varsity football letters
Bedford John E. Adams and Robert F. Rutland, seniors at Tilton Academy in Tilton New Hampshire, have spent holidays with family and earned their varsity letters for football during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Adams
Alton W. Adams
Billerica Road
Robert F. Rutland
Otis Rutland
Riverside Avenue
Tilton Academy
Tilton
New Hampshire
New Year's Dance for Veterans at Lowell VA Hospital
Veterans Administration patients enjoyed a New Year's party at the Lowell VA Hospital hosted by the Walkers-Rogers Auxiliary Post 622. The event featured refreshments and was organized under the auxiliary auspices.
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Bedford
Veterans Administration Hospital
Walkers-Rogers
Lowell
Oak Ridge Production Relies Heavily on Coal Energy
Almost all the energy for production of the atomic elements at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, came from coal, highlighting the crucial role of coal in powering early nuclear efforts and material processing facilities.
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Oak Ridge,Tenn
Silvers Match Pattern for Her Chosen Seating Design
A description notes placing flat silver pieces to align with a chosen pattern on the seating arrangement. The text presents a decorative craft or display detail without broader context.
Adele Gaudette Honored At Shower For Miss Gaudette
Miss Adele Gaudette of 26 Williams Street was honored at a wedding shower hosted by Miss Everlena Temple. Attendees showered the bride elect with rose petals beneath a pink and white decoration. A buffet lunch was served. Miss Gaudette and Lester Marshall will be married Saturday at St Mary's Church at 2 p.m.
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Anne Temple
Adele Gaudetter
Gaudette
Williams
Everlena T Mple
Lester Marshall
Otte
Mariamaa
Fairmount Street
St. Mary's Church
Large U S Cities and Communities Exceeding 25 000
A statistical note lists 477 cities and communities in the United States with populations over 25 000. The fact highlights the distribution of large urban areas across the nation.
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United States
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Colburn
Roosevelt School
Service Ffre Victim
Nlexington
Wilde
Charlton
All Salos
L. Charlton CO
Trinity Church
Luther M. Child Jr
Robert J. Schaefer
William E Downing
George Murray
Cambridge
Downings
Stuart Edgerly Jr
Glen Cove
Stuart Edgerlys Sr
Vermont
Russell Woods
Elizabeth Little
California
R. A. Blanchard
Goodman’s Hill Road
Frederick Olson
Walter R. Hickler
Richard I. Moore
George A. Moore
Peakham Road
Army Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Cyril Wynne
Richard T Cutlers
East Sudbury
James Poole
Carl Johnson
William E. Downing
Theodore R. Harding
Roy Hall
Royal E. Haynes Jr
Camp Fort Story
Virginia
Army
Amphibious Warfare Training Corps
Fort Story
John F. Thurston
Sudhunter
Framingh Hospital
Lincoln Man
Boyce
C. E. Wilkins
Miss Barrett
NEW Year’s Party
Adele Gaudette
First National
NTA
Pia
Leah
Hamburg
Eable
Ea IZ
Cloverdale
Mirabel
Daum Fresh Produce
New England
Florida
Comstock
York State
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