Rollins Outlines Guidance Program To Concord Rotarians
Kenneth Rollins vocational guidance director of Concord public schools spoke to Concord Rotarians at the Colonial Room Howard Johnson after lunch. He explained school guidance plans and problems while noting 44 members had full attendance in December and reporting resignations of Past President Thomas L Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Kenneth Rollins
Concord Public Schools
Howard Johnson
Frank B. Esau
Rollins
Wallace B. Conant
St. Petersburg
Florida
Charles Carruth
Hilton
Bermuda
George Erickson
Belmont
J. Malcolm Humphrey
Chicago
Illinois
Thomas L Sanborn
William D. Locke
Cho
Osteopathic Society Convention Held in Boston
Concord physician Dr Richard A Montague served as program chairman for the 45th annual Massachusetts Osteopathic Society convention held last Saturday and Sunday at a Boston hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Richard A. Montague
Sudbury Road
Massachusetts ‘Osteopathic Society
Ore
Boston
Mosher Browning Engagement Announced for June Wedding
Mrs Olive Mosher of Waltham announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Marjorie E Mosher to George U Browning Jr son of Mr and Mrs George U Browning Sr of Lincoln Conant Road. Miss Mosher is a 1946 graduate of Waltham High School and Browning attended Concord High School and Stockbridge School of Agriculture. The couple plan a June wedding.
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Olive Mosher
Waltham
Marjorie E. Mosher
George U. Browning, Jr
Conant Road
Lincoln
Elm Trees Valued At More Than $750 000
Forestry experts estimate the value of elm trees at over $750000, reflecting the scale of the stand and its potential timber or parkland significance.
Lincoln Navy Veteran Weds at Waltham
Concord high school graduate Thomas William Coan allied with Concord Council and Knights of Columbus married Miss Catherine Marie Douglas in a quiet rectory ceremony at St Marys Church Waltham. Rev Joseph W Healey officiated. reception followed. The bride wore pale blue wool and a wine hat with white camellia corsage.
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Concord
Thomas William Coan
Concord High School
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary’s Church
Waltham
Catherine Marie Douglas
Irving George Douglas
Joseph W. Healey
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Mary’s
Bride and Navy Officer Marry in Suburban Ceremony
Mrs. William Costello of Waltham served as matron of honor while Mr. Costello, her brother, was best man for the bridegroom, a Navy serviceman who spent 30 months in the Pacific. The couple left for a wedding trip to Washington, D. C. after the ceremony.
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William Costello
Waltham
Coan
Thomas F. Coan
South Lincoln
Costello
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Washington, D. C
Couple Resides in Waltham After Concord Wedding
The couple will reside in Waltham after attending the dings and reception in Concord.
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Will
Waltham
Concord
Library fines settle year after book borrow incident
In Concord New Hampshire the year after a car wreck inquiry a book borrowed from the city public library was returned with fines of 7.56 dollars paid by its first borrower.
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Concord
N. H
Flying Red Horse Trademark Joins SOCONY Vacuum Empire
The trade name SOCONY with the Flying Red Horse emblem appeared on stations pumps and trucks across New York and New England. In 1931 the SOCONY VACUUM union created a larger oil company uniting the famous products under the Flying Red Horse trademark and expanding coast to coast.
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Socony-Vacuum
Standard Oil Company
U.S.A
Standard
Standard Oil of
New York
Standard Oil Company of
The
Vacuum Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of New York
Socony
New England
Vacuum
Far Greater Oil Company
Flying Red Horse
Mobil
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Mobiluires
Secony- Vaccant
Farious Lfe
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Wright
Hudson
Victory Bonds
Framingham
Sanborn
Axminster
Gance
Webber & Rose CO
Clinton’s. Big
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Fr. Healey
Anderson & Wood
Main St
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc
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