Rotary Hear English Girl Speak On Young Farmers
The Concord club luncheon at Howard Johnson's featured Miss Isla Sheppard of Dorset England as guest speaker on Young Farmers of Great Britain. Sheppard, in the U S to study 4 H and market gardening, addressed a well attended meeting with members from Lexington Hingham Weston and Lewiston noted.
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Concord Club
Howard Johnson
Gordon H. Ogilvie
M.isla Sheppard
Dorset
England
Great Britain
Miss Sheppard
United States
Lewiston
Lexington
Hingham and Westorn
Fred ‘I’. Boyd
Fred Mears
Bedford Grange Plans Fall Fair
The Bedford Grange fair committee announces the annual fall fair on September 16 at the Town Hall. Chairwoman Mrs. J Ridge Comiley leads the team with booths and tables organized by Mrs. John R. McLaney and Mrs. Alfred H. Webber among others, including parade, publicity, and admission roles.
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Hedford
Bedford Grange
J. Ridge Comiley
John R. Mclaney
Alfred H. Webber
Leslie R
Walter R. Swanson
Ellen Stasm Ter Elephant
Jameson McConnell
A Sacentry Comley
Exhi
Clarence’ J. Damery
Thomas Johnston
Walter B
Ralph W. Thompson
Robert Powderly
Johh R. Corley
Marketed Puzzle Aids Shut-Ins In Uplifting Effort
Percy M. Howard and his daughter Blanche E. Sy apepe promote a United Good Nations puzzle for hospital patients and veterans. Howard, a former Fuller Brush district manager, turned 80 on January 7 and began sending out initial orders for materials used in the puzzles.
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United Good Nations
Percy m. Howard
Blanche
E. Syapepe
Howard
South
Fuller Brush
Caroline
Georgia
Alabama
Peck Family Vacation Visit Shifts Through East Sandwich
Arlene Larsen drove to East Sandwich to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Francis Doyle of Hopewell New Jersey and Dr Wilena Peck who are vacationing there. Samuel Peck will be there for several days and Dr Peck will return with her brother on Friday to visit with the William Pecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Peck
Arlene Larsen
East Sandwich
Francis Doyle
Hopewell
New Jersey
Wilena Peck
Samuel Peck
Dr. Peck
Wll
William Pecks
Local Social Notes Highlight Foxboro and Concordia Visits
Mr and Mrs William V Col di of 215 Great Road are visiting Foxboro with Mrs Collins brother. Mr and Mrs Wilbur L Wells are spending time in Concordia and Jackson Minnesota with relatives amid recent gu
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William V. Coldi
Great Road
Foxboro
Collins
Mrs
Wilbur L. Wells
Jackson, New
A. W. Steele Announces Candidacy for 13th Middlesex Seat
Concord and Maynard native A. W. Steele, three term state legislator and local Republican activist, declares candidacy for representative of the 13th Middlesex District covering Concord Maynard Stow and Carlisle. He previously served in the Army, worked in Lodge's Boston office, and held local posts in Boxboro.
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Concord
Avery W. Steele
Middlesex
Maynard
Stow
Carlisle
Steele
Hoxpore
Concora High School
Maynardwoxboro
State House
U.S. Army
Va.s. Pela Artillery
Fort Sar
Oklahoma
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Mocks of Selectmen
Board of T and
Public Welfare
Boxboro
Middlesex County Selectmen's
State Selectmen's Association
Steele; Wall Known Y
Light
House
Hudson Peana Club
Eee
Mem Te Maynard Lodge of Elks
Concord Delegates Prepare for State Convention in Cambridge
Local delegates from the James J. Mansfield Post plan to attend the state convention in Cambridge on Saturday August 19. Associate Judge Maurice McWalter from the Concord District Court has presided in nearby courts and will sit in Concord when Judge Northrup is on vacation. Boden of Stow Street Deputy Sheriff Arthur B. Corey and Mrs Corey are recuperating from surgery at a local hospital. The Concord League of Women reminds voters August 28 is the last chance to register before September voting.
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James J. Mansfield
Cambridge
Maurice, McWalter
Concord District Court
Lowell and Malden
Bernice W. Corey
Arthur B. Corey
Stow Street
Concord League of Women
Sudbury Playgroup Final Session Saturday at 9 45
Sudbury Parents and friends are invited to the final morning program of the Sudbury Playgroup on July 29 at 9 45 AM at the centre. About 75 children across three age groups have attended twice weekly in July. Exhibits include badminton and archery, old nursery rhymes, crafts, and a mystery picnic hike for older groups.
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Sudbury
Walker
Peakham Road
Morse Road
Maynard Road
Burekes Place
Bondalevich
John Copp
Rose Morris
Charlotte Read
Peter Hal Allan Tallant
Carl Roos
T. R.arding
Rich
Camp Sachem War Era Pageant Highlights Revolutionary Scenes
At Camp Sachem Antrim New Hampshire a pageant depicted Revolutionary War eras with scenes of Paul Revere Lexington North Bridge Valley Forge and Washington crossing the Delaware. The tea party arrival of the tea ship in Boston and other tableaux were presented as scouts illustrate history. The third camping period begins Sunday the 30th, directed by Alf Kargaard of Bedford.
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Concord
Camp Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Cancord
Lexington
Cartle
Bedford
Lincoln
Paul Revere
Old North Bridge
Valley Forge
Delaware
Washington
Boston
Frid “Alf”. Kargaard
Vacation Notices From North Road Resident and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Earl C Sparks of North Road vacationing at Jerusalem Rhode Island Mrs Catherine Home of 2% Pee athe from weeks a Sea wnove Scotia where she visited with relatives Mrs Arthur E Hansen 28 Crescent Avenue has been Gloughle from Maine
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Earl C. Sparks
North Road
Jerusalem
R. I
Catherine
Scotia
Arthur E. Hansen
Crescent Avenue
Maine
Weddings and guest tales at Wayside Inn
South Sudbury Mr and Mrs N S Archibald of Hartford Connecticut entertained at dinner Thursday with three Royal Netherlands Navy officers Rev J van der Blink Lt W T Beerman from Amsterdam and Lt J van Linde from Rotterdam. The couple and guests toured the inn rooms and enjoyed themselves. Two weddings occurred at Martha Mary Chapel with Miss Elgine Byrne marrying Harry Huckins of Brookline during a sunlit lawn photo session.
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Sudbury
N.S. Archibald
Hartford
Connecticut
Royal Netherlands Navy
J. van der Blink
W. T. Beerman
Amsterdam
J. A.van Linde
Rotterman
Archibalds
Martha - Mary Chapel
Elgine Byrne
Harry
Huckins $F
Brookline
Tam Mee
Iston
Az A
Pipe smoking advised elder Thurman reaches 96
The text notes an elderly Thurman reaching 96 and comments on longevity and pipe smoking advice, though the fragmentary source provides limited clear context about who is speaking and the full event.
Fitzpatrick Announces Candidacy for Middlesex Sheriff
Middlesex County Sheriff Howard W. Fitzpatrick declares his bid for nomination and election to the office. The veteran leader touts years of business and charitable work and notes reforms in jail administration, medical and dental care, and staff loyalty. He served in World War I with the U S Marine Corps and holds directorships and posts in local banks and housing authorities.
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Glancy News Service
Middlesex County
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
Today
Fitzpatrick
Louis E. Boutwell
East Cambridge
Billerica House of Correction
Sheriff Fitzpatrick
U.S. Marine Corps
Malden Trust Company
Fellsway Co-Operative Bank
Malden’ Housing Authority
Malden Hospital
Sudbury Story Hour Pleases Children At Library
Visitors at the Goodnow Library enjoyed a week of Story Hours with a floral arrangement by Mrs. Leonard Goulding and watercolors by Miss Ethel Peck. The final session last Wednesday afternoon featured renters Misses Marilyn McGovern and Nancy Brown. twenty five children attended with stories and refreshments.
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Sudbury
Goodnow
Leonard Goulding
Roland J. Hodder
Ethel Peck
Washinton
Connecticut
Spain
Mari Yn McGovern
Nancy. Brown
Marlboro Market Sees Tire Prices Rise Amid War Talk
Unverified reports of price increases for tires and aut prices appear tied to wartime demand. Dealers note rising buying pressures and some shortages but wholesalers offer no firm shortage verdict yet as manufacturers receive orders for Army tanks and await price shifts.
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Marlboro
Authentc
A and P Pledges to Oppose Unwarranted Ice Hikes
New York The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company pledges to resist unwarranted price rises as it seeks to keep inventories low and maintain the lowest profit margin. John A Hartford, chairman, said hoarding and high costs would be fought, with cooperation with the government during the Korea crisis. Hartford noted the current net profit is under one cent per dollar, and a nationwide policy statement will appear in ads this week.
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New York
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
John A. Hartford
Hartford
Korea
Anti-Trust
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Strawberry Hill Road
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