Weeks announce birth of daughter in Concord
Concord couple Mr and Mrs William E Weeks of 50 Thoreau Street announce the birth of their third daughter on January 13 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Mrs Weeks, formerly Helen Denisevich, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Denisevich of 9 Main Street Concord. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Paul Denisevich
Main Street
Stow Students Won Primaries For State Seats
On Good Government Day at Hae high school Frank Vodoklys was named the Stow candidate for state senator in the 5th Middlesex district. Joanne Hartley won the contest for state representative and will appear on the ballot in the 13th Middlesex district.
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Whitney Ferguson
Virginia Stewart
Alexander Gray
Dev ci
Daniel Kniegness Spuoke
Elaine Drechsler
Dorrance Leard
Jean Curtis
Joan Annett
Hale High School Basketball Schedule and Games
Hale high school boys and girls basketball teams plan a busy week. The girls face Hudson high on Friday January 20 at 3 pm at the State Armory in Hudson. Both teams meet Southboro high Tuesday at Southboro. Freshmen play Hillside at 3 15 pm Wednesday at Hillside gym. Boys play Sterling Friday January 27 at Princeton gym in Toa.
Hale High School Magazine Party Honors Student Salesmen
Hale High School held its annual party for about 70 student salesmen who aided the Activities Association during the Magazine campaign. Prizes included a Philco radio to Edward Trunca, with other awards to Ruth Stiles, Edward Truna, Wilkes Whitney, and William Erkkinen.
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Dorrance Leard
Joanne Hartley
Philco
Edward Trunca
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Edward Truna
Wilkes Whitney
William Erkkinen
George Smith
Frances Macomber
Margaret Schmelzer
Jean Curtis
Rev P Suzuki to Speak at Sudbury Church Service
Sudbury minister Rev Paul Suzuki of Tokyo will address morning worship at St Elizabeth's Mission Sudbury next Sunday January 22 at 11 am He will share his wartime experiences as a Christian minister in Tokyo Suzuki also serves on the faculty of St Paul's Episcopal Theological School in Tokyo All are invited to attend.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Theological School
Mid-Century Frolic Planned by Hale High Senior Class
Hale high school seniors prepare for the Mid-Century Frolic set for Friday at 8 p.m. in Stowee Hall. George Smith's orchestra will provide music for etch and square dancing, boosting the event's festive mood.
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Outfighth inest Fire Chief D W Brosnan receives card
Albany Georgia reports Fire Chief D W Brosnan has a growing reputation as a local hero. He received a greeting card addressed to the outfight in est fire chief U S A. The card was postmarked from Cullq. Ga. about fifty miles away. Buy U S savings bonds.
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Sudbury Young Couples Club Holds January Meeting
The Sudbury Young Couples Club met January 5 at Irene and Dick Whelpley’s home with 24 members enjoying games after illness altered the venue. Robert Cllds was elected treasurer during a brief business period. The next meeting is set for February 2 with a planned program.
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Pat Amesbury
Robert Cllds
Sudbury Troop 8 Scouts Inspect Coal Plant at Hall
Girl Scout Troop 8 of Sudbury met at the Town Hall on Thursday afternoon. After the opening circle, members examined a coal plant project left from last week and noted coral pink and fuchsia formations around the dish and coal. Ten requirements for the Looking Badge were discussed.
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A Safe Sound Investment Buy U S Savings Bounds
A concise promotional item urging readers to invest in U S Savings Bounds as a safe reliable financial choice. It emphasizes security and savings growth through government-backed instruments.
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Diane King Party Celebrates Second Birthday at Home
Marlboro Diane King daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin King 40 Neil street marked her second birthday with a home party Tuesday afternoon. Neighbors and family attended including grandmother Mrs Benjamin King of Cambridge and multiple relatives and friends. The article notes the first professional race track in America was near Wetumpka Alabama and owned by Charles Weatherford.
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Louise
Charles, Jr
John Denine
Valmore
Thomas King
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Winnie McCarthy
David Cox
Ann King
Diane
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Southboro Man Fined After Negligent Driving Case
Southboro resident Henry F Collins of Southville Road was found guilty of negligent driving in Framingham Court. He was acquitted of drunkenness and driving under the influence. Edmund Flynn received a $5 fine for drunkenness and five days in the House of Correction for resisting arrest, sentence suspended to May 27. The case stemmed from a December 31 accident near the Southboro Hopkinton line on Cedar Street injuring two Hopkinton women.
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Henry F. Collins
Southville Road
Framingham Court
Edmund Flynn
House of Correction
Louis W. Farley
Hopkinton
Southboro-Hopkinton Line
Cedar Street
Forgery Twist Helps Ex-convict Steal in Fort Worth
An ex convict robbed a Fort Worth store after buying two shirts and sending them to a congressman as a line. He pocketed 7.50 in change from a 15 dollar forged check, revealing a new wrinkle in forgery schemes as officers investigated.
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Southboro Church Plans Spring Concert and Social
The vestry of the parish church announced a spring concert by the Southboro Singers under Mrs Philip Dow. The event, organized by the church board of directors, will be May 16 with a social to follow next Tuesday night. Mrs Rose and Mrs Rose Kim oversee arrangements.
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Rose
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Arran
City lights swap sparks debate in Springfield trade in lamps
Local coverage notes Springfield moves from old lamplighters and gas lamps to electric lighting. Citizens face costs, taxpayers see yearlong plan to replace 949 units with new electric fixtures as part of a U S savings program.
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