Storm novel and weather service headship seen in Parton piece
The essay discusses George Stewart's Storm and its meteorological themes. It notes Francis W. Reichelderfer’s career at the Weather Bureau and Navy aero meteorology, highlighting his influence on modern weather reporting. It mentions Lindbergh and the Air Mass concept shaping weather news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eorge Stewart
Francis W.reichelderfer
U. S. Weather ‘Bureau
Whder
Aerological Service of the Navy
Reichelderfer
General Wesson The Bull Of War Funding Onslaught
Charles Wesson known as The Bull, longtime West Point graduate and chief of ordnance since 1938, battles Congress over army funding. Born in St Louis and educated at West Point, he pushed anti aircraft guns in 1920s and led Aberdeen proving grounds while explaining gear shortages and patchwork to lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesson
the Bull
West Ordnance
Congress
Wesson
Ordinare
St. Louis, Mo
West Point
Ordnance
Permet
U. S
Watertown
Mass
New Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Embracing Mind We True Anand and Sound D is the Mind
Fragmentary line presents a meditation or philosophical phrasing about embracing mind and sound. The text names Anand and hints at a mental discipline or inner focus without clear event or context. No verifiable entities beyond personal names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anand
Concord High Team Faces Winchester and Prichard Road
With three straight wins, the Concord high school basketball team travels to Winchester Wednesday after noon, then plays Friday away at Prichard. The next home game is January 13 against Stoneham at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Winchester
Prichard
Stoneham
Concord and West Concord liquor licenses renewed without new applicants
Allan Rodday of West Concord resumes duties as a ski coach at Williams College. The Concord West Concord board of Selectmen approves 13 liquor license renewals with no new applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Rodday
West Concord
Williams, Colege
Board of Selectmen
Concord
Christmas Party At Concord Reformatory Noted
Fritz Anderson acted as Santa Claus at the Concord Reformatory Christmas party, passing out gifts to employees. Miss Margaret Algeo, Miss Margaret O Leary and Miss Margaret O Sullivan supervised refreshments, while Major Michael J Dee, the superintendent, attended and spoke to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Reformatory
Fritz Anderson
Santa Claus
Margaret Algeo
Margaret O’leary
Margaret O’sullivan
Michael J. Dee
Reformatory
Concord Rotary resumes weekly luncheons at Colonial Inn
Concord Rotary Club restarts Thursday noon luncheons and meetings at Colonial Inn with President E. Lynn Bumford in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
E. Lynn Bumford
King's Denehtore Meets in Fist Parish Vestry
The King's Denehtore held a meeting in the vestry of the Fist Parish church on a Tuesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and Mrs. Wendell P. Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist
Herbert B. Smith
Wendell P. Raymond
LiGES Girls Open Season at Hunt Memorial Gym
LiGES RRP G Beere TV seak hosts Framingham in the girls basketball season opener at Hunt Memorial gym Friday January 16. Coach Miriam Clark leads the team in this early season matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Liges
Beere TV
Seak
Sg Hear 2
Candord High School
Framingham
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Miriam Clark
Installation of Hawthorne Chapter Officers
Installation of Hawthorne Chapter OHS set for January 14 at Masonic Temple with Miss Betty Reid to be installed as worthy matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Chapter
O.H.S
Masonic Temple
Betty Reid
Reverend Chase Transferred to St Phillips as Curate
Rev. Frederick H. Chase of Great Meadows road was recently moved from St. Mary's Church in Lynn to St. Phillips in Waban to serve as curate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Chase
Great Meadows Road
St. Mary’s Church
Lynn
St. Phillips
Waban
Confraternity to Host Whist Party at Monument Hall
The Confraternity of St. Bernard Church plans a whist party for the latter part of the month at Monument Hall. Proceeds will fund church activities and outreach. Residents are invited to attend and support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confraternity of
Monumern Hall
First Missionary Meeting Opened for New Year
The Evangelical Free Church begins the year with a missionary meeting set for Thursday night at the home of Mrs Edwin Christ-Offerson in South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P.S. of Evangelical Free Church
Alfred A Davis
School Street
South Acon
New Year of Evangelical Free Church
Edwin Christ- Offerson
South Acton
Mc Mullin Opens Lecture Series at Girl Scout House
The opening lecture in the new Series of lectures by James C. Mc Mullin will be given Friday evening at the Girl Scout house at 8:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. McMullin
Girl Scout House
Pope Couple Celebrates 33rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George T Pope of Old Marlboro road marked their 33rd wedding anniversary on December 28 with a quiet observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Pope
Old Marlboro Road
Sympathy Expressed for Groton Man’s Father
The town’s sympathy is extended to Fireman Harry Patterson of the Central fire station on the recent death of his father Allen Patterson a well known Groton resident who passed away at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Patterson
Central Fire Station
Allen Patterson
Groton
George W. Carter Appointed Guard at Charlestown Navy Yard
George W. Carter of 20 Lexington Road has been named a guard at the Charlestown Navy Yard. The special police officer accepts the new position after serving in local protective duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Carter
Lexington Road
Charlestown Navy Yard
Sermon Highlights Opening at First Parish Church
Rev Edward P Daniels preached on The Holy Ground at the morning service last Sunday. Music was provided by the chorus choir. The Sunday school reopened at the 9 46 worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Daniels
Holy Ground
First
Assessors Begin Annual Town Property Tour
Esas board of assessors led by W. MacGrath Kennan J. and George E. Jones commence their annual tour to appraise all taxable property in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esas Board of Assessors
W. MacGrath
Kennan J
George E. Jones
Helping Hand Society hosts Silver Tea at Mrs Crocker home
The Helping Hand Society of West Concord Union church held a Friday afternoon Silver Tea at the Derby Street residence of Mrs James Thomas Crocker inviting attendees for a social gathering and fundraising event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
West Concord Union Church
James Thomas Crocker
Derby Street
Fire truck responds to fatal oil truck crash at Littleton Centre
Firemen from Central station answered a 5:10 a m call last Saturday to an out of town blaze at Littleton Centre. An oil truck overturned causing one soldier to die and two others to suffer serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton Centre
Buttrick Heads Concord Tire Rationing Board
Concord selects William A. Buttrick as chairman of the tire rationing board. H Whittemore Brown and Arthur T. Mullen named as members. Temporary HQ in Veterans Building with phone Concord 398.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Buttrick
Concord
Board of Seectmen
Selectman
William A. Buttrick
Legion
H. Whittemore
Brown
Arthur T. Mullen
West Concord
Veterans Building
Mrs Annie Cleary Smith 67 dies at son’s home Concord
Mrs Annie Cleary Smith, 67, died Monday at the home of her son John E. Smith in Concord where she had lived the past three years. A Nova Scotia native, she resided in Concord over 50 years, survived by husband John Smith and three sons Jéan E. of Lincoln, Leonard, and Henry of Concord. Funeral services were held at her late home and a high mass of requiem sang at St Ard’s church, with interment at Bernard’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Annie (Cleary) Smith
John E. Smith
Nova Scotia
Lincoln
John Smith
Jéan E
Leonard
Henry
St.ard’s Church
Ap . Bernard’s
Service for Mrs Feltis Concord
Funeral services were held for the late Mrs Hattie CW Feltis wife of Brainerd D F Feltis at the Finer Congregational Church with Rev Wilfrid H Bunker officiating assisted by Dr Benjamin A Willmott Burial followed at Mount Wollaston Cemetery Quincy Mrs Feltis 48 native of Roslindale prominent in the Couples Club and the Poncaora Mothers Clubs left a daughter Betsy a high school student and her husband besides other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hattie CW Risks Enlls
Brainerd
Aves
West
Aunday
Finer Congregational Church
Wilfrid H. Bunker
Benjamin A. Willmott
Mount Wollaston Cemetery
Quincy
Feltis
Couples Club
Poncora
Mother’s Clubs
Roslindale
Besty
Little-Motley Wedding in Denver Colorado
The wedding of Miss Catherine Adams Little and Ensign Herbert Jacques Motley occurred December 27 in Denver Colorado. The couple, from Concord and Chestnut Hill families, was attended by relatives and Motley is stationed at Lowry Field in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Catherine Adams Little
Leon Little
Chestnut Hill
Herbert Jacques Motley
Edward Motley
Main Street
Denver
Colorado
Motley
U. S. Navy
Lowry Field
Funeral services for Mrs Adelaide McCoubrey held at home
Mrs Adelaide Williams McCoubrey widow of Andrew G McCoubrey died December 23 at a Lexington rest home. Funeral services were conducted Friday at Captain Walter W McCoubrey's home on Hawthorne Lane. Committal services followed at West View Cemetery with Rev Harold T Handley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hawthorne Lane
Walter W. McCoubrey
Adelaide (Williams) McCoubrey
Andrew G. McCoubrey
Lexington
Westview Cemetery
North
Harold T. Handley
Daniels Sohier Engagement Announced in Concord
Mrs Edward Perry Daniels of 28 Walden Street announces engagement of daughter Miss Mary Daniels to George Dexter Sohier son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Martin Sohier of Monument Street Concord. Miss Daniels studied at Eastman School of Music Rochester and is a Radcliffe College junior. Sohier is a Harvard College senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord—Revy
Edward Perry
Daniels
Walden Street
Mary Daniels
George Dexter Sohier
Frederick Martin Sohier
Monument Street
Concord
Eastman School of ‘Music
Rochester
Radcliffe College
Sohier
Harvard College
Concord Lions Club Opens New Year Meetings
The Concord Lions Club will hold its first 1950 meetings next Tuesday evening January 13 at Wright's Tavern. President Rothwell N. MacRae will lead and speak. Meetings will be on the second and fourth Tuesdays. The club has 28 members. Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Arthur F. March Jr. will report activities since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Lions Club
Wright’s Tavern
Rothwell N. MacRae
Lions Club
Arthur F. March, Jr
Fenn School Plans Holiday Break After Winter Term
The Fenn School for Boys announces a yuletide vacation following the current term. Students and staff will observe the break with return dates to be communicated by the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn School
Monusi Oy
Walden Breezes trailer camp hosts 21 sites year round
Manager J Malcolm Humphrey reports 21 trailer camps remain occupied at Walden Breezes off Walden Street near Lake Walden reservation. Most residents stay year round to work defense jobs or in the armed forces. Major Kenneth I Treadwell, a resident, has two sons serving in the Navy and Army. In summer, 60 to 60 camps usually operate at this camp run by Humphrey for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walden Breezes
Walden Street
Lake Walden Reservation
J. Malcolm Humphrey
Defense
Kenneth I. ‘Treadwell
Army
Navy
Humphrey
Concord Board of Trade Holds Home Defense Night 1942
The Concord Board of Trade opened its 1942 season at the Colonial Inn with a Home Defense Night. President Frank Y. McKellar presided as H. Paul Larrabee spoke on ARP and air raid defense, followed by Patrolman Frederick Nolan on gas. New treasurer Gordon H Ogilvie and a membership committee were named, and the group voted to donate annually to Emerson Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Colonial Inn
Frank Y. McKellar
H. Paul Larrabee
Ar.p
Larrabee
Frederick Nolan
Concord Police Department
McKellar
Ada
Robert Smith
Rudolph. W. Currier
Norman Peterson
Gordon H’ Ogilvie
Cooperative Bank
Emerson Hospital
Miss Allison Speaks on Interior Decorating at Club
The January meeting of Concord Mother’s Club was held at the West Concord Union church. Mrs. Ruth Howe, president, presided and Mrs. Clara Johanson hosted. Guest speaker Miss Martha Wade Allison of the Middlesex County Extension Service discussed interior decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Mother’s Club
West Concord Union Church
Ruth Howe
Clara ‘Johanson
Martha Wade Allison
Middlesex County Extension Service
Allison
Two youths plead guilty in Concord armed robbery case
Adam J. Leschinski 21 of Carteret NJ and Salvatore Marucci of Jamestown NY pleaded guilty in Concord District Court to armed robbery of Army Lt E J Masse on the Concord Turnpike. They were ordered held for the Grand Jury in 5000 bail each after being captured in Leominster with officers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord District Court
Edward B. Caiger
Adam J. Leschinski
Carteret
New Jersey
Salvatore Marucci
Jamestown
New York
Leominster
Donat A. LaCasse
Concord State Police
George H. Smith
Henry St. Cyr
E. J. Masse
Fort Devens
Concord Turnpike
Concord Couple Announces Engagement of Kerrigan and Field
Engagement announced for Miss Jane Kerrigan daughter of Dr and Mrs Joseph Kerrigan of Stoneham and Robert Field of Concord son of Mrs John J Bent of Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. Kerrigan graduates Marycliff Academy Arlington Heights and is a senior at Endicott College Pride's Crossing. Field is a Concord High School graduate class president 1996 and a Peddie School alumnus active in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Jane Kerrigan
Joseph Kerrigan
Stoneham
Robert Field
John J. Bent
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Kerrigan
Maryclff Academy
Arlington Heights
Endicott College
Pride’s Crossing
Field
Concord High School
Peddie School
Turn In Your Old Number Plates
Concord citizens are reminded they can aid national defense by turning in their 1941 and older number plates as well as old and used paper. Items may be left at the West Concord or Central fire stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord
Central Fire Station
Emerson Hospital Aid Society Drive Planned for January
Final plans for the 1942 Emerson Hospital Aid Society Appeal were made. The drive runs January 8 through January 18 with a goal of $8,000. F Gardiner Gale of West Concord chairs the effort with Robert Bowser as vice chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital Aid Society
F. Gardiner Gale
West Concord
Robert Bowser
Thomas Hollis, Jr
Elmer D. Wetherbee
Pliny Jewell, Jr
Gale
Robert E. Goodwin
Actons
Boxboro
Maynard
Lincoln
Lexington
Bedford
Carlisle
Littleton
Waydand
R. P. Marble to be Honored
Concord announces Ralph P. Marble head farmer at the Massachusetts Reformatory is one of three state farmers honored by the State Department of Agriculture for conservation work. Recognition will be at a Union Agricultural banquet at the Bancroft Hotel on January 8 at 6 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Michael J. Dee
Concordeos
Ralph P. Marble
Massachusetts Reformatory
Massachusetts
State Department of Agriculture
Union Agricultural Meeting
Bancroft Hotel
Ladies in Retirement play set for Concord teens
Concord high school hosts the Wells A. Hall Auditorium on January 16 and 17 at 8 15 p m for the three act Edward Percy Denham melodrama Ladies in Retirement. The cast features Dorothy Lixon Dorothy Cushman Anna Goulding Lorinda Yolsom and Laforest Robb ns with Mae Dennis chairing committees. Proceeds support the Concord public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Richardson’s
Marion Gorham
Mary Kane
Peter Bulkeley
Wileen O'Keefe
Bessie Wickam
Harvey Wheeler School
Miriam Clark
Iver Laine
Wells A. Hall
Oncord
Mae Dennis
Edward ‘Percy
Rreginald Denham
Elen Creed
Dorothy Lixon
Leonora Fiske
Dorothy Cushman
Comfortab
Thames
Louisa
Anna Goulding
Emily
Lorinda ‘Olsom
Miss Fiske
Ellen
Hayes Birth Announcement for Son Leo at Emerson
Mr and Mrs Leo Joseph Hayes of 14 Cottage Lane announce the birth of a son named Leo born December 24 at Emerson Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Joseph Hayes
Cottage Lane
Leo
Emerson Hospital
Nurses Aide Corps to be Organized in Concord
The American Red Cross recruits women 18 to 60 for a nurses aide program to support graduate nurses. The 80 hour course runs March 3 starting with 35 hours at the Nurses Home, then 46 hours in hospital work. Nine volunteers will be selected for a yearly 150 hour service, with flexible scheduling and contact Mrs Henry Keyes at Liberty Street Concord 1067.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American Red Cross
Henry Keyes
Arther ’ Brooks
Eana D. Price
Louise Gunaris
Samuel ‘Hoar
Horace Arnold
Stanton Gar
Erson
Srd
Miser
Liberty Street
Concord 1067
St Bernard’s CYC Pigs 37 Win at Reformatory All Stars
St Bernard’s CYC varsity defeated the Reformatory All Stars 44 37 at their court for their third straight win. Leading scorer Buddy Rodgers with 19 points at center supported by Philip Recco Frank Lawton David Carey Paul Moynihan and Fred Giusti. The team has also beaten St Catherines Graniteville and CYA Juniors Lowell in three games to date. Upcoming doubleheader at Monument Hall hosts St Michael’s Hudson Wednesday and a Friday game against Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherines
Graniteville
C.Y.A. Juniors
Lowell
All Stars
Monument Hall
St. Michael's of
Hudson
Firy
Waltham High
Concord Female Charitable Society Annual Meeting Notice
The Concord Female Charitable Society will hold its annual meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church parish house Elm Street next Wednesday January 14 at 2 oclock. A Community Fund program with a speaker starts at 3.19, followed by a business meeting with reports at 3.30 and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Female Charitable Society
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elm Street
Community Fund
Engagement of Helen Johnson to Herbert Wilkie
Concord announces the engagement of Miss Helen Johnson of Lowell Road to Carlisle native Herbert Wilkie son of Herbert F. Wilkie. Both graduates of Concord High School. Wilkie is employed in Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Karl K. Johnson
Lowell Road
Carlisle
Helen
Herbert Wilfred Wilkie
Herbert F. Wilkie
Miss Johnson
Mr. Wilkie
Concord High School
Wilkie
Waltham
Holy Name Society Feasts in Concord and West Concord
Nearly 200 members of St Bernard's Holy Name Society and several from Our Lady Help of Christians attended a Communion breakfast in Monument hall after the 8:15 Mass celebrating the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus. The afternoon sermon at St Bridget’s drew over 75 members despite a storm, with Father Croke delivering the Devotions and priests from local parishes taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Holy Name Society of St Bernard’s
Etog
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Boston
Walter A. Quinlan
Monument Hall
Thomas J. Byron
Edward McKenna
Joseph McKenna
Fr. Quinlan
John Kelley
Weston College
Philip Dee
Plang
Maynard
Croke
Co Dev
Pon Aleo
St. Bridget’s
St.ernard’s
Our Lady’s
Wes Concord
George F. Mulcahy
Ernest A. Ford
Engagement announced at Concord tea for Miss Magps Nadette
Relatives gathered at the bride elect’s home on Thoreau street to hear Mr and Mrs John Jhan announce the engagement of their daughter Magps Nadette to John J Driscoll of Carver road. The event followed a Sunday tea with plans noted for a forthcoming ceremonial and college graduate context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John Jhan
Thoreau Street
Miss Magpsnadette
John M. Draco
Carver Road
Mias Gheehen
Myriad
Bumford Engagement Announced for Sybil Bumford and Arthur Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Ervire Lynn Bumford of Independenc road announce the betrothal of their daughter Sybil Jane Bumford to Arthur B. Johnson son of Dr. Arthur and Dr. Maree Johnson of Wellesley. Sybil is a Northfield Seminary graduate and Wheaton College senior. Arthur attended Phillips Academy and Colgate University and is a member of Sigma Nu. No wedding date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ervire Lynn Bumford
Independenc Road
Sybil Jane Bumford
Arthur B. Johnson
Arthur
Maree Johnson
Wellesley
Bumford
Northfield Seminary
Wheaton College
Johnson
Phillips Andover Academy
Colgate University
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Année Patricia Raymond born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Raymond
Mr and Mrs Arthur Raymond of Stow announce the birth of a daughter named Année Patricia born to Lillian Parke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Parke of 11 Bedford Court. Miss Helen Piecewicz, formerly employed at a local restaurant, has obtained a new position at Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Raymond
Phaion of
Stow
Année
Patricia
Lillian Parke
Robert Parke
Bedford Court
Helen Piecewicz
Maynard
Confraternity of St Bernard’s Meets With Rev Mulcahy
The Confraternity of St Bernard’s church meets Thursday evening with Rev George F Mulcahy as consultant and curate in charge. A whist party is planned at Monument Hall on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s Church
George F. Mulcahy
Monument Hall
Engagement announced for Miss Margaret Robinson to Robert Manning
Mr and Mrs Elmer Robinson of Lowell road announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Margaret to Robert Nelson Manning son of Mr and Mrs P Manning of Hartford Connecticut Miss Robinson graduated from Connecticut College last June Mr Manning is a member of Tufts College class of 19 Fall wedding planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elmer Robinson
Lowell Road
Margaret
Robert Nelson Manning
P. Manning
Hartford
Connecticut
Robinson W
Connecticut College
Manning
Tufts College
Hastie Graham Wedding in West Concord
Miss Mary Hastie of Dorchester and Henry Scott Graham of West Concord were wed on New Year’s Day at the bride’s home with Rev. Clarence W Dunham officiating. The couple’s families include Mr and Mrs David Hastie and Mrs William E Graham. Commonwealth Avenue address given for Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastie-Graham
Concord
Mary ‘Hastie
Dorchester
David Hastie
Henry Scott
Graham
William E
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Clarence W. Dunham
Concord Public Library Faces Community Center Plans
A fragment describes Concord Public Library provisions for a community center. Mentions Brams, basketry, and solitaire as readable items in a crosswords style note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foller
Nwmb
Wey
Brams
Birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Melvin Mattim
Mr and Mrs Melvin Mattim of 41 Hubbard Street Worcester announce the birth of a son Peter on December 31 at the Me hospital in Worcester MIS. Abbat tinson is the former Martha Middleton, a school receier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Melvin
Mattimson
Hubbard Street
Peter
Me Hospital
Worcester
Mis
Abbat
Tinson
Martha ‘Middleton
Mrs Sheeharr Sheehan Began Refresher at Boston City Hospital
Mrs Margaret G Sheeharr wife of Dr John D Sheehan of 39 Street began a several week refresher course at Boston City Hospital. The brief item notes the start of the program and the hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret G.’ Sheeharr
John D. Sheehan
Boston City Hospital Ag
Local enlistment lists two volunteers from Acton
Frederick Samuel Wlatinery of 12 Bedford Street will depart Tuesday morning from the town for Jefferson City Missouri to enlist with ed Pea. He will be accompanied by John McGuire of South Acton who has also volunteered for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Samuel Wlatinery
Bedford Street
Ed Pea
Jefferson City
Missouri
John McGuire
South Acton
New A R P School Opens at High School
The first session of a new A R P school opened at the high school Tuesday evening with deputy air raid warden Roger D. Swaim in charge. Classes will run weekly on Tuesdays through February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Roger D. Swaim
Fire department reports year with record alarm total
Chief Harry E. Tuttle reports a total of 202 fire incidents answered in the year, up 19 from the previous year and the highest total in recent memory. The majority of these incidents were the result of the J while there were no alarms during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Tuttle
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Charles R. Peck
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St. Bernard’s
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Lions Club Meeting
Miss Allison
Mother’s Club
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