New War Memorial to Honor Bedford Veterans at Page Field
At town meeting a 3000 dollar war memorial fund was authorized for World War II veterans. The land at Page Field, corner of Baconfield and Great Road, was chosen for the memorial. A long list of honored veterans is prepared for inscription, with edits welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Arthur H. Hayden
Bacon Fead and
Great Road
Page Field
Frederick A Genetti
Alfred Kaceraukas
Gregory Muldoon
Lesle H. Neville
John Ross
George O. Vetterman
Ralph S. Hume
Charles H. Ryan
Joseph A. Agrillo
Frank Ambrocey
Richard L. Anthony
William V. Anthony
William H. Arnold, Jr
Charles N. Arthur
Earl S. Atwood, Jr
Jesse F. Barnaby
Eugene E. Beecy
Names List Of Local Residents From Historic Notices
A long compendium lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and suffixes, including Lawrence F. Getting Ahead Of Themselves, Rev. John W. Eager, Muriel Eisenhauer, and many Genetti, Webb, and Gilbert family members. The compilation includes many first and last names, middle initials, and Jr. suffixes, indicating a collective roster or memorial context typical of local civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hamilton
Arthur E. Hansen
Neal Hanson
Harry O. Hartwell, Jr
Raymond B. Hartwell
Rchard Hartwell
Robert E. Hartwell
Warren Hartwell
Patricia Hayden
Gunnar Hemmingson, Sr
Gunnar Hemmingson, Jr
Walter E. Hemmingson
Eugene Herlihy
Roland H'ggins
Roy L. Hodgson
James F. Howes
Paul Howes
Norman
Bedford Red Cross swimming classes at Lake Walden begin
Bedford and Concord chapters of the American Red Cross organize water safety classes for Bedford children who completed first year in school. Mrs. John Balfour chairs the Bedford program and urges immediate registration as classes run through July 28 with head instructor Mrs. Ruth Sheldon Bodurtha and Bedford assistants Mrs. Edward Freeman Mrs. Raymond Scheublin and Miss Judith Swanson. The note adds a historical fact: the first American crop of soybeans was grown by James Mease in 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Lake Walden
Concord
Bedford and Concord
American Red Cross
John Balfour
Balfour
Ruth Sheldon Bodurtha
Edward Freeman
Raymond Scheublin
Judith Swanson
Concord ministers attend historic merger of Free Church groups
In a week long conference at Mission Farms on Medicine Lake near Minneapolis the Evangelical Free Church Association and the Evangelical Free Church of America merged to form The Evangelical Free Church of America with 21000 members from 270 churches across 35 states and three Canadian provinces. Dr E A Halleen was elected president for the next year and Dr Arnold T Olsen named vice president and moderator. The merged body approved a mission field in the Philippines and welcomed 13 new foreign missionaries bringing the total to 90. Additional officers and a new evangelism program were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Evangelical Free Church Association
Evangelical Free Church of America
Mission Farms
Médicine Lake
Gunnar A Gunderson
Concord
Canada
E. A. Halleen
Free Church of America
Arnold T. Olsen
Philippines
Manila
Free Church Crusade For Christ
R. Berntsen
Muskegon
Michigan
Lester Nelson
St. Louis Park
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Stanley A. Cibel
Edward I. Cibulski
Charles E. Clark
Oliver N. Clark
Frank W. Cloutier, Sr
Frank W. Cloutier, Jr
John H. Cloutier
Carlton J. Condon
John H Condon, III
William H. Condon
Herbert H. Cook
George A. Cossar, Jr
Donald A. Damon
Richard C. Davis
Richard S. Davis
Stanley N. Davis
Dominick DiBenedetto, Jr
George M. Dimond, Jr
John B. Dodge
Robert W Dodge
Russell C. Dodge, Jr
Lawrence Doherty
Clifford Douglas
Reginald Douglas
Warner Dowsell
William B. Duane
Richard Dunham
Roger F. Dun
TAX and Vacation Club
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Main Street
Concord 263
Agency For Savings Bank Life Insurance
Maynard
Massachusetts
George W. McClatchey
Mary K. McCann
William A. McGann
John H. McGilvary
John J. McGovern
John J. McGrath
Vincent E. McGrath
William McGrath
Francis B. McMahan
John McMahan
William T. McM
Charles McNamee
John P. McNaught
Martha J. McNaught
James McQuaid
Fred A Mix
David Murray, Jr
John J. Murray
Richard W. Murray
Edward
Edward Parris
Ferdinand Pede
Robert E. Pike
Thomas Poleo, Jr
Kenneth J. Powderly
Clifton R. Price
Charles J. Primmerman
Robert T. Primmerman
Herman Proctor
Gerald Qua
Llewlyn Leed
Charles E Rhodes Jr
Frank Ricardelli
Joseph Ricardelli
Raymond A. Rice
Roland R. Riessle
John Rivet
Roger E. Rivet
Vernon S Rivet
Joseph Robitaille
Floyd Roby
Frank Romanowski
Henry Romanowski
Stanley Romanowski
E. Gilbert
Ross Lawrence A. Ross
Donald Sans
Robert A. Sands
John Sears
Eugene H. Senften
Michael Shapleigh
Frank E. Shedd
Lincoln R. Shedd
John Shields
Dominick S. Shukis
Charles T, Smith
Ivan H. Smith
Raymond L. Smith
William J. Smith
Willis M. Smith
Delbert B. Spell
Leslie R. Stacey, Jr
Adam A. Stander
James Stander
Edward Stanley
Walter E. Stanley
Herbert Stockton
Oscar Straw
George C. Swallow, Jr
Herbert Swallow
Rhoda Sweeney
Stephen E. Tackney
Horace S. Teague
Timothy A. Terracuzio
Alexander Terrill
Frank J. Terill
Henry L. Thatcher
William J. Thatcher
Richard W. Thompson
Harold E. Thresher
Anna Valente
Charles Valente
Abbott R. Webber
Paul B. Webber Jr
Richard W. Webber
John Webster
Richard Welsh
Frank C. Frank, Jr
Alexander Wiggns
Benjamin Wiggins
Brung Wiilga
Harry G. Williams
John F. Yauckoes
U. S
Sacro Iliac
BAUER
the Manning Pharmacy
James Mease
Pennsylvania
Conference of Church
Evangelical Free Church
Chester See Eapolis
A. J. Thoral
Olaf Urang
Nadie
Wincaene
Trinity Seminary
Bible College
Chicago
Free Church Youth Fellowship
Women’s Missionary Society
Myron
Holland
A. M
Hester
Francisco
Sioux City
V. F. W. Skyr
By Hinckley
Allen
Soute
Smith Dunsford
America