Concord Man Hugh B Grant Dies After Sudden Illness
Hugh B Grant a long time Concord resident died suddenly last week at his home in Kentucky after an attack. He was survived by his wife Bila, two sons Hugh B and William J, and three sisters Frances Wineburg Evelyn McKagan Vaughan all of Concord. Also survived by four brothers Mor J George P and John J all of Concord. Burial was in Missouri near Concord.
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Loncord
Hugh B. Grant
Kentucky
Buria
Missour!wis
Concord
Mary Grant
Post Steel Mills
Ashland
Bila (Bormer) Grant
Hugh B. of
Sacred School
William J
Babson Park Institute
Frances Wineburg
Evelyn McKagan Vaughan
Town
Brothers Three
Mor J
George P
John J
Christ Scientist Readings and Library Exhibit Close
Read at First Church of Christ Scientist last Sunday morning noted by Sunday school at game time. A Christmas exhibit at the Free Public Library closed Saturday January 8. Weekly services in honor of Jude occur nightly at 7 30 o'clock, followed by devotion.
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Free Public’ Library
Jude
Iction
New Families Build Homes and Hobbies Around House Life
A couple, new to the neighborhood, balance home ownership with projects. The husband, an alum of the University of Colorado and a Cutler-Hammer salesman, keeps busy with house work. Mrs. Anderson, Purdue-trained and Evansville educator by training, enjoys interior decoration and may soon join a tray painting studio.
Porgy Lea ves Pack For Scouts Christmas Party
West Concord Cub Pack 33 held its annual Christmas party after its last monthly meeting at the Harvey Wheeler School. The event was led by Den Master Arthur T. Mullen. Cub members created decorations for the Christmas tree and the party drew a good turnout.
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West Concord
Cub Pack 33
Harvey Wheeler School
Arthur T. Mullen
Belmon t veteran Hilding G. Kruse honored with gifts
Belmon t father Hilding G. Kruse, a World War II veteran aged 32, received gifts and games at a gathering last week. The Kruse brother was noted in connection with the event and the context mentions U S savings bonds.
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Hilding G. Kruse
Belmont
Kruse
Gypsy switch works in Rutland bank robbery
A man entered a Rutland Vermont bank and handed a teller six rolls of half dollars with foreign coins sandwiched between the ends, taking only one half dollar at each end before fleeing.
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Rutland, Vt
U.P
Bedford A L Auxiliary In Busy Session
The Bedford A L Auxiliary in Malden and Bedford held its regular meeting at Town hall with President Mrs. Henry C. Isner presiding. A plan to fund child welfare via a January 26 telephone whist and bridge party was announced along with new committees and upcoming events.
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Bedford
American Legion
Anthony Hunt
Hamilton
Henry C. Isner
Charles 5
Heanne
Malden
Mary E. Sullivan
Middlesex County Council
Charles S. Hume
Maynard H. Joy
Great Road
Edna A. Mchart
South Road
Gurney N. Liljegran
Anina Jacobs
Elinor Christenson
Barbara Brolin
Gail
Mary Sutherland
Edna A. Meharg
Viola C. Webster
Mary E
Bes- Jenks
Doro
Bedford Couple Wed 25 Years Honored in Open House
New Year’s Day open house celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Nizzion Agrillo of 3 First Avenue Bedford. Relatives and friends visited to honor the couple who have lived in Bedford over 20 years where Mr Agrillo and his son Joseph run a business. They have five children including Mrs Elliott of Lexington and daughters Nancy Dorothy and Lucille.
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Bedford
Nizzion Agrillo
First Avenue
Stetser Webber Engagement Announced in New Jersey
Doris C. Stetser daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur H Stetser of Pennington New Jersey will wed Abbott R Webber son of Mrs Ruth C Webber of 8 Maple Street and the late Abbott R Webber. The couple plan to reside in Bedford after their March 12 wedding at Petart Presbyterian with Rev J K M Weaneae officiating. The Stetser is a nurse at Emerson Hospital Concord and Webber is a WWII 101st Airborne veteran now with the Veterans Administration Bedford. The Ladies Union of West Concord Union Church held a meeting yesterday afternoon.
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Arthur H. Stetser
Pennington
New Jersey
Doris C. Stetser
Abbott R. Webber
Ruth C. Webber
Maple Street
Miss Stetser
Pennington Central High School
Abington Memorial School of Nursing
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Mr. Webber
Lexington High School
101St Airine Division
Veterans Administration
Bedford
Petart Presbyterian Guoias i Fs J
Mn K. “N
Concord Board of Trade names committees for coming year
At Monday night meeting at Howard Johnsons Concord Board of Trade appointed committees for the year. Names include Industrial Committee chaired by Charles W. Allen with Kennan Damon and H. Theodore Beharroll. Legislative Committee led by Judge Maurice McWalter with Eugene G. Kraetzer Jr. and Rep. Harold Tompkins. Entertainment and Program Committee chaired by Edward W. Sheehan with Nellie Ralph, A. Macone and N. Grier Parke III. Membership chaired by William F. Kussin with Frank B. Esau and others. Publicity chaired by G. Kent with Robert D.. Soliciting chaired by John K. Damon. Community Service led by Grimes Jr. with Walter Dow Jr. and Sheehan.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
Leo W. Mortenson
Charles W. Allen
Kennan Damon
H. Theodore Beharroll
Maurice McWalter
Eugene G. Kraetzer, Jr
Harold Tompkins
Edward W. Sheehan
Nellie Ralph A. Macone
Grand Lodge at Boston Deputy Named in Marlboro District
Albert A. Tallant of Sudbury is installed as deputy of the Marlboro Masonic District BAY U. 3. Savings Bonds program referenced in local fraternal news.
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Boston
Albert A. Tallant
Sudbury
Aeth Marlboro Masonic District
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NVC
U. S
Gypsy Switch Works
Dent Names Committees
Thy L. Phillips
Fay L. Roby
Ways and Means
The
Ladiers Union of
West Concord Union Church
Carter
Mercantile
Kent
BAY U. 3
Coats
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