HOMEMAKER HOMEMAKER LESSONS AND RECREATION LEADERS CLASSES
The Extension service offers a meat cuts and meal planning class January 17 at the County Office in Concord from 9 30 p m with lunch. A second set of four evening classes begins January 19 in Concord from 7 to 10 for men and women covering games group singing dramatics and folk dancing for scout leaders church groups 4 H and adult officers. Register by calling EM 9 4845 or Mrs E W Hutton EM 9 4645.
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Concord
E. W. Hutton
Women Voters to Discuss Town Warrant Articles Meeting
League of Women Voters holds a meeting on Wednesday January 18 at 9 45 in the Elks Hall discussing town warrant items. The session covers a five member town improvements coordination committee and a separate proposal for a re valuation by an outside firm with speakers from Concord and Weston.
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Elks
Interin Street
Dee
Massachusetts
League of Women Voters
League
John O. Rhome
Wellesley
J. Ward Carter
Weston
Concord
Guest Lions Club talk at Concord on Paul B. Gil
The Lions Club hosted a talk by Paul B. Gil at Concord, detailing activities of the club and plans for the zone. Members listened as Gil outlined upcoming events and community service efforts.
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Esting
Paul B. Gil
Serted
Concord
Polar Bear trip by Troop 36 scouts to Camp Sachem
Members of Troop 36 and Sachem Council plan a Polar Bear outing to Camp Sachem Antrim NH this Saturday and Sunday. Nine boys led by Scoutmaster Robert F. Lauder depart at 6 a m Saturday with details finalizing at tonight's meeting.
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Troop 36
Boy Scouts
Sachem Council
Camp Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Robert F. Lauder
Grange Meet At Carlisle On Wednesday
Carlisle Grange No. 402 holds its next meeting January 18 at 8 p m in the hall with Mrs. Alice Lovering presiding. Competitive Night planned. past masters in charge of entertainment and refreshments. Visitors noted from Woburn and Littleton. N Blanchard leads the lecture.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Alice Lovering
Woburn
Littleton
N. Blanchard
Pomona
Westford
Dunstable
Hudson
Bedford Man Joins USO Camp Show Tour to Caribbean
Wilbert Richter of Bedford travels with Indiana University Belles of Indiana on a USO Camp Shows tour to Caribbean bases in Puerto Rico Cuba Panama and Trinidad from Jan 29 to Feb 19. The 32 member group includes FS and instrumentalists with chaperones Mary R. Maurer Eugene Bayless and Mrs Bayless. They depart Indianapolis January 29 by Eastern Airlines and proceed to Brookley Air Force Base for military flight to the Caribbean.
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Indiana University
Belles of
Indiana
USO
New York
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Panama
Trinidad
Far East
Command
Wilbert Richter
Bedford
Mary R. Maurer
Indianapolis
University
Eugene Bayless
Belles
Mobile
Ala
Brookley Air Force Base
Caribbean Command
Congressional Hitch in Indianola Rides with Neb. Officials
A Nebraska motorist found two hitchhikers near Indianola when his car ran out of gas. The riders were U.S. Rep. Phil Weaver and U.S. Sen. Carl Curtis both Republicans from Nebraska. The unexpected ride ended amicably as they waited for assistance.
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Congressional Hitch
Indianola
Neb
Ore
U.S
Phil Weaver
Carl Curtis
Concord Public Library Showcases Local Paintings History
The Gallery of the Concord Free Public Library houses works from its permanent collection through January 27. Highlights include William Whiting’s bequest via his daughter Rose Standish Whiting, William Munroe gifts, and local artists like Fitz Hugh Lane and Alicia M. Keyes. The display features The Philosophers Camp in the Adirondacks and a 100 year old Concord Battleground painting with Lane lithograph beside it.
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Concord
Concord Free Public Library
William Whiting
Rose Standish Whiting
William Munroe
William James Stillman
Adirondacks
Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Russell Lowell
Louis, Agassiz
Dr. Jeffries Wyman
E. Rockwood Hoar
Wilds
Edward W. Emerson
A. P. Chamberlaine
Concord Battleground
Samuel ‘Hoar
Fitz Hugh Lane
Lane
Helen W. Kelley
Alicia M. Keyes
Miss Keys
Frederick A. Bosley
Concord Weekly Events Happenings and Meetings
A roundup of local engagements for the week lists drills at State Armory and Monument Hall, DeMolay installation, a charity march for March of Dimes, K of C degrees, town board and school committee sessions, fraternal lodge meetings, a Grange gathering, chorus practice, and a Citizens Caucus. General Motors notes its U.S. and Canadian medical staff numbers.
Concord Engineer Is Guest Speaker at Laymen League Meeting
Rollin P., mayor of Concord and research engineer, spoke on Four Wind One-Making Collections Count at the Laymen's League meeting in the First Religious Society dining hall. President Fred E. Robbins presided at the business session. Clarence S. Nelson and Arne Brothen were inducted as new members.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Selectmen Meeting Set For January 16
Carlisle Board of Selectmen will meet Monday January 16 at 8 p m in the Glesson Public Library staff room. Chairman Roy V Cann says all articles for the March 5 town meeting must be submitted to the board by then. The voting machine is noted as complex despite simple operation. An estimated 4 100 000 motor comprised of 28 000 parts appears in the description of the machine. Vehicles were scrapped in 1954.
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Selectmen
Carlisle
Carlisle Board of Selectmen
Glesson Public Library
Roy V. Cann
Evi
SCVMM
OVC Wilicl
Out-of-town births announced at Emerson Hospital
The Emerson Hospital reported several births in late December and early January. A son to Daniel F. Carew and wife at 3 Burnscourt Mannard on December 28. A daughter to Frederick L. Cole and wife on December 29. A son to John A. Flaherty and wife on December 29. A daughter to Victor H. Harmon Jr. and wife on December 30. A daughter to Laurie Gray and wife on December 30. A daughter to Richard May and wife on December 31. A son to Peter L. Peterson and wife on January 1.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Daniel F. Carew
Burnscourt
Maynard
Frederick L. Cole
Lewis Street
South Lincon
John A. Flaherty
Chadwick Street
South Acton
Victor H. Harmon, Jr
Oxbow Road
Lincoln
Mass for Allan Chisholm at St Bernard’s Church Concord
A month’s final mass was sung at St Bernard’s Church Concord for Allan Daniel Chisholm Sr who died last month at 82. Also noted were Charles Sawyer’s resignation from U S Army after two years of service and visits by Catherine Edwardson to local Emblem Club chapters. A square dance is planned in West Concord and a first anniversary mass for Harold Brown is set for Saturday at St Bernard’s Church.
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St. Bernard’s Church
Allan Daniel Chisholm, Sr
Charles Sawyer
Concord High School
U.S
Supreme District
Catherine Edwardson
Concord Emblem Club
Littleton- Westford
Somerville
Harold Brown
Bedford Street
Springs and Falls Tracy Farmer Injured Again
Tracy Minnesota farmer Alton Nelson keeps meeting accidents. Last spring he fell from a horse and broke a leg. This spring he fell from a haymow and suffered broken ribs an arm injury and bruises.
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Tracy, Minn
Alton ‘Nelson
Dr Johnston Receives Mothers’ Gratitude in Concord
Dr Reginald Fulton Johnston, practicing in Concord for nearly 30 years and delivering about 3 000 babies, is honored by a local Stork Club. Mothers collected photos and letters, gifted two volumes and a sterling pitcher, and donated over 850 to equip a hospital nursery in his name.
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Concord
Reginald Fulton Johnston
Johnston
Perry
Maine
Brunswick
Bowdoin
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard Medical School
Boston City Hospital
Boston
Virginia
Lorens Parsson
Reginald, Jr
University of North Carolina
Helen
Bobby
Fenn School
R.F.J. Stork Club
Dr. Johnston
Harley Street
R. Fulton Johnston
West Concord Man Marks 95th Birthday
West Concord resident West Concord-Emmer K. Ramsey of 77 Old Marlboro Road observed his 95th birthday this past week. He celebrated with a few friends and family and resides with his daughter and son-in-law, Arved C. Swenson and his wife.
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West Concord
Emmer K. Ramsey
Old Marlboro Road
Arved C. Swenson
Needham Attorney Guest Speaker at Holy Name Society
H N Speaker H N Speaker Redford Attorney J Frederick Harkins of Needham was guest speaker at the Sunday evening Holy Name Society meeting held in Legion Hall. His subject was The Holy Mayne Man and His Community. President Charles Sickman presided. In the morning members and families attended masses for Holy Family Sunday noted.
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Redford
J. Frederick Harkins
Needham
Holy Name Society
Legion Hall
Charles Sickman
Holy Family
Burial for Trans World Airlines president Ralph Damon
A Sleepy Hollow cemetery burial service was held for Ralph S. Damon 58 president of Trans World Airlines who died January 4 in Mineola New York. Damon a Harvard graduate cum laude 1918 was a cousin of the West Concord Damons survived by his wife and four children. The Concord flag flew at half staff in his honor.
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Concord
Sleepy Hollow
Ralph S. Damon
Trans World Airlines
Mineola
New York
West Concord
Franklin
New Hampshire
Harvard
Damon
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Woman’s Branch Alliance
Arthur T. Lapham
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Concord Public Library
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Boston Red Sox
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