Lexington Girl and Lincoln Man Engaged to Wed
Recent engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Edward McGrory of Lexington shows their daughter Kathleen to Harry Cook of Lincoln son of the late Mr and Mrs Cook. Cook is a Cord high school graduate now in business in Lincoln and starred in athletics as a member of the Concord town baseball team which played in the national tournament at Wichita Kansas in 1937.
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Concord
Edward McGrory
Lexington
Katheen
Harry Cook
Lincoln
Miss Mazzeo to Wed Newton Man
Concord announces the engagement of Juliet N. Mazzeo to John J. Casey Jr. Miss Mazzeo is employed as a secretary and the prospective groom is a West Newton native and U S Army veteran of the recent war. No wedding date set.
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Concord
Joseph R. Mazzeo
Old Bedford
Juliet N. Mazzeo
John J. Casey, Jr
John J. Casey
Mr. Casey
West Newton
Mazzeo
Casey
Friday Masses Planned at Concord Churches
January Masses at Our Lady Help of Christians in West Concord and St Bernard's in Concord. Confessions offered this afternoon and evening. Next Sunday Family Communion Sunday across the diocese urging all families to receive Holy Communion.
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Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concred
St. Bernard's Church
Boston Cat Show At Horticultural Hall This Week
Concord Cats of all sizes and colors will parade at Horticultural Hall Boston Friday and Saturday January 6 7 during the 45th annual cat show Two cats flown from Spain will compete Judges include Mrs Ralph T Mabie and Mrs John Revington Local residents may enter entries This item also notes Harvard Radcliffe coeds involved in campus coverage despite rules
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Concord
Horticultural Hall
Boston
Spain
Ralph T. Mabie
Sharon
John Revington
Bristol
Tennessee
Soil Mineral Deficiency in African Lands Impacts Growth
Recent analysis notes most African soils lack essential mineral elements required for healthy plant growth. Experts warn long term crop yields depend on targeted soil amendments and nutrient management.
Bepbunker by John Harvey Furbay PH
It discusses that legal contracts and checks need not be signed with pen and ink to be valid. They may be signed with a lead pencil, crayon, chalk or typewriter and still be legal. If witnessed, signatures are not required. a mere X can make them legal.
Concord and Lexington Bands Plan Two Night Concerts
Concord and Lexington school bands present concerts Friday January 13 at Veterans Building Concord and Saturday January 14 at Cary Memorial Hall Lexington. Directors Charles Yeremian and Donald Gillespie Jr will conduct with joint pieces. Tickets on sale from students. proceeds support the bands uniform fund. A side note mentions a 13 hour working day for laying hens.
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Concord
Concord and Lexington
Lexington
Veterans Building
Cary Memorial Hall
Charles K. Yeremian
Donald J. Gillespie, Jr
Juliet Mason Engaged to David Wheeler of Concord
Concord announces the engagement of Juliet Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis H Mason of Scarsdale New York to David Wheeler son of Mr and Mrs Berkeley Wheeler of Concord The bride to be Miss Mason is a Bucknell College graduate The groom served three years as a Merchant Marine officer in World War II and is a Belmont Hill School and Massachusetts Maritime Academy alumnus He is currently studying at Babson Institute The wedding is planned for June B. H. Mason is the source of the announcement.
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Concord
Willis H. Mason
Scarsdale
New York
Juliet Mason
David Wheeler
Berkeley Wheeler
Mason
Bucknell College
Wheeler
U. S. Merchant Marine
Belmont Hill School
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Babson Institute
Wellesley Hills
Perry telegraphers family on the Boston and Maine
In Greenfield Massachusetts Raymond G Perry and his four sons work as telegraphers for the Boston and Maine Railroad. Their mother is a former Western Union operator and the family is noted as experts on railroad telegraphy. They also promote buying U S savings bonds.
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Greenfield
Mass
Raymond G. Perry
Perry
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Union
U. S. Savings
Palmer couple mark 10th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Palmer celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary Friday at Bernard's Church with Rev George F Mu officiating. They have lived here since and plan to continue their life in the community.
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Concord
Ard
J. Palmer
Lony Blanchard
Bernard’s Church
George F. Mu
Palmer
West Con
Hub
Lin Club Meeting Speaker From Concord La to Speak
Concord Lt. La of the Newton Fire will be speaker at the Lin Club meeting at 7 o'clock in the evening of January 7. He will speak on early fire apparatus and bring models. Committee members are Fish Clark Ke Ballou Robert Booth Tucker Edmund W. G. Smith and James Len report the 1949 Nebraska diving test produced four best hatching from 200 eggs.
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Newton Fire
Lin Club
Fish
Clark Ke Ballou
Robert Booth
Tucker
Edmund W. G. Smith
James Len
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