Concord Rotary installs 1959 60 officers in July ceremony
The Concord Rotary Club inducted its new officers for 1959 60 on July 2 at Howard with President Kennedy presiding. New officers included Robert Barber as chaplain, Charles B Hall as treasurer, A W Cleve as secretary, and Thomas a antr as vice president. Outgoing President Chester D rst lauded attendance and club activities.
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Concord Rotary Club
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Howard
Ast
Ae. Kennedy
Robert Barber
Gordon H
Ogilvie
Albert Coffey, Jr
Ag Ser-Geant Atari
Relph Macone
Casper J. Jenney
Jr Ag
Albert M. Coffey
Charles B. Hall
Kge E. Erickson
A. W. Clevernd
Rotary
Old North Bridge
Smethurst
William Macel
Concord Tbm
Aes
Boston
LexacAgsonis
Verona
N. Jand Eshire
England
Concord residents find summer reading adventures at the library
Concord residents plan backyard vacations through library summer reading. Librarian Dorothy Nyren says readers need not roam to enjoy the world. shelves offer travel, arts, sciences, languages, religion, philosophy, and psychology. Summer tips include haymows and heating signs for safety.
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Concord
Dorothy Nyren
Concord Free Public
Li Dar
Nee Oe
Éix
Pie Library
West Acton Bride Wed Kentucky Man In Bedford Church
Miss Mississippi Alice O'Brien daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel J O'Brien Sr of Windsor Avenue married John Sanford McCown son of Mrs Gladys McCown of Catlettsburg Kentucky at the Church of Christ Congregational in Bedford The Rev Dr William S Sahakian officiated at 1030 am with a garden reception at The Lord Fox Foxboro The bride wore a chapel train chiffon tulle gown with seed pearl accessories and carried eucharist lilies The bridal party included sister Mrs Joseph F Mahoney as matron of honor and best man Henry Moss McCown The couple left for a Maine wedding trip and will live in Melrose The bride is a Concord High School graduate The groom works for Sherwin Williams The mother of the bride wore a blue lace dress with carnations and hanotis
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Bedford
John S. McCown
Dorothy A. O’brien
West Acton
Church of Christ, Congregational
Keith Martin
Concord
Missipiny
Alice O’brien
Daniel J. O’brien
Windsor Avenue
John Sanford McCown
Gladys McCown
26Th Street
Catlettsburg
Church of Christ
William S. Sahakian
Lord Fox
Foxboro
Roger Francis
Daniel, Jr
North Billerica
Stephanot
Joseph F. Mahoney
Walpole
Tron of
Henry Moss McCown
Charlotte
N.C
Ralph Adams
Wilkes- Barre
E. Forerst Lockwood
Winchester
Maine
Melrose
Concord High School
Sherwin-Williams
O’brien
Guest preacher to speak at Stow First Parish Sunday
Stow First Parish Church announces a guest preacher for Sunday July 12 at 11 a.m. Harry Murray Stokes recently graduated from Harvard Divinity School and has studied at the University of Pennsylvania. He served as assistant to the minister at First Church Boston and contributed a major theological monograph to The Unitarian Christian.
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Stow — First
Harry Murray Stokes
Harvard Divinity School
Stokes
University of Pennsylvania
First Church
Boston
Unitarian Christian
Investment Drive Urges 0D Savings Bond Purchase
Public appeal invites citizens to invest in government 0D savings bonds, promoting long term national savings. The campaign stresses affordable small contributions and potential growth over time.
Birth of son announced by Mr and Mrs Ralph Rice
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rice of Box 123 Grant Road announce the birth of a son July 3 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Stow sent Engine No 3 of the fire department to the Fourth of July Parade in Sudbury with Driver Carl G Johnson and riders Fire Chief James P Lund Jr and firemen George Stokes and Arthur Gongea. Stows nurse Mrs Vellama Ojalehto is in Emerson Hospital for surgery and is hoped for a speedy recovery. Plastic mesh balls for cleaning china and silver without scratching are good for peeling root vegetables.
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Ralph Rice
Grant Road
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Stow
Sudbury
Fire Department
Carl G. Johnson
James P. Lund, Jr
George Stokes
Arthur Gongea
Carl R. Johnson
Vellama Ojalehto
Sudbury Fourth of July Parade Dressing Up for Mrs Clark’s Guests
A Sudbury home scene features Mrs Clark and family costume events for the Fourth of July parade. Mrs Casson and Fred Dermott join in, with Aunt Sue in 1880 wedding dress, train and veil, roses, and dolls acting as bridesmaids. The life size figure, created by Alton Clark and Daniel Krauser, has long served as a model for costumes. One gown worn to a grand ball for Sudbury lads before their Civil War departure in 1861 is noted.
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Sudbury
Aswell
Clarklands
Casson
Fred. Dermott
Clark
Sue
Re Als
Alton Clark
Daniel Krauser
Bowdoin College
Sudbury Lads
Police Report Highlights Week in Acton
Weekly police notes recount two incidents including a fall injuring Mrs. Marjorie Nowell and a minor auto crash on Great Road near Wa shoba Trading Post. The piece also urges parental vigilance about children playing in streets and questions town traffic safety measures.
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Warren F. Birch Acton
Marjorie Nowell
West Acton
Rober Bartlett
Ben
Great Road
Paul Bozi Pepperall
Washoba Trading Post
Acton Selectmen
Flowers on altar at sixth annual Boston University event
Sudbury attendees join 50 guests at the sixth annual Boston University human relations center gathering. Arthur E. Pay Jr and Nelson Deveneau honored in memory of loved ones at the service in Mena.
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Menational
Arthur E. Pay, Jr
Nelson Deveneau
Boston
Univerity Human Relations Center
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