Cant Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Chapter D A R was held Thursday evening in the hall with Miss Newton, grand regent, in charge. Lawrence Soyce screened colored slides of England scenery for attendees.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
3
The monthly meeting of the Chapter D A R was held Thursday evening in the hall with Miss Newton, grand regent, in charge. Lawrence Soyce screened colored slides of England scenery for attendees.
In Stow the Girl Scouts rehearse in the high school cafeteria on Monday January 18 to sing for the Woman's Club on Tuesday January 26. The group will exhibit their weapons. 4H and Girl Scouts are invited to attend.
In Watertown, refreshments were served during the charge brought by Mrs. Lucille Cunningham. The report notes attendance and local remarks surrounding the event.
Nomination papers closed January 18 for three town offices in Stow, with contests for selectman. Incumbents Potter and Warren, and Treasurer Smith seek reelection. Albert Drechsler retires as streetman. Tansey to replace Coulter on Cemetery Committee. Breen to join Nurse Committee. new candidates to replace Ferguson.
The town trustees list includes Harold J. Priest as school committee member for three years and other officials such as C Roger Witherbee Jr and George H. Stokes. The planting board and auditor roles are noted with several names. the town election will be held on February 22.
Mrs Louis Buxton of 213 South Street is informed that her son Sgt William I Rogers, listed missing in Korea since 1951, has been posthumously awarded the Purple Heart. Maynard Grange notes report regular meetings this week at Piks Hall and Mrs Adelaide Sims home.
North Acton Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence Marshall announce the marriage of their daughter Mrs. Emil Janeway Marshall of Cambridge to Henry Neil Johnson of Long Beach California. Mrs. Johnson attended Emma Willard School and Radcliffe College. Mr. Johnson, son of William Horton Johnson, attended the University of California at Los Angeles and served in the Navy Submarine service. they will reside temporarily in Cambridge.
The Homemaker's Group of Memorial Congregational church will hold a food sale at Sudbury Drug Store on Friday January 2 starting at 10 4am All varieties of home cooked foods will be on sale The Sudbury Couples Club will meet Saturday January 29 at the Sudbury lower town hill for a 7 pm potluck supper
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