Hale Alumni Reunion Proves Huge Success
About 235 Hale High School alumni and friends gathered at Stow Acres Country Club for dinner dancing and refreshments. Grace Laursen won a prize as grand prize seeker traveling from Largo Florida to attend with her visit to see grandson Charles Patterson graduate. Oldest graduate present was Margaret Lewis class of 1895. Harley Isaacs class of 1940 has eight children. Two members from the class of 1910 Hap Priest and Edwin Taylor attended. New officers William K Walters turned duties to Walter Newsham. Next reunion set for 1965.
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Hale High
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Largo
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Harley Isaacs
Hudson
Harold A. ‘Hap’ Priest
Whitman Street
Edwin Taylor
Alumni Association
William K. Walters
Walter Newsham
Alice Matthewson
Hazel Moore
Anne Drechsler
Police Assist Lady With Broken Hip in Acton
Police were called to 46 Chipman Street where Olive, wife of L Chipman, fell and injured her hip. She was taken by cruiser ambulance to Emerson Hospital and admitted with a dislocated hip and fractured socket.
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Fe L. Chipman
Iat Street
Olive Ay
Emerson Hospital
Sérgi
CR. Fenton, Jr
William J. Durkin, Jr
Donnell Boardman
Bedford Piano Recital by Mrs Lutnicki Pupils
A piano recital will be held tonight in the high school music room by pupils of Mrs Anna Lutnicki. St Pauls Mission Fellowship met on Sunday and Sunday school teacher met with Mr and Mrs Donald E Kissell last night.
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Anna Lutnicki
St. Paul’s Mission Fellowship
Donald E. Kissell
Co-Op Pre School Elects Officers After Speaker Talk
Sudbury mothers gathered at Memorial Congregational Church for the annual Co-operative Pre-School meeting with over 100 attendees. Mrs. Kenneth Throck Morton presided as president. guest speaker Mrs. P W Wentworth Perkins of Red Barn Weston spoke on co-op spirit and unity. Officers elected include Mrs. Richard Whelpley president and Mrs. Robert Sykes vice-president, among others. board of directors named.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Kenneth Throckmorton
P. W. Wentworth Perkins
Red Barn
Weston
Perkins
Richard Whelpley
Robert Sykes
John Mason
Hammond Reed
Benson Murphy
B. Edelman
R. Reed Porter
Harold Sawyer
Roger A. Bump
Richard Barton
Arthur Howard
J. Peter Trenholm
Albert Crowley
Howard C. Kelley
Earl Chadsey Jr
Joseph Lebruto
Marlborough 800th Anniversary Parade Beats Marlboro Community Band
After holiday parades in Maynard and Wayland the Community Band will march in Marlborough for its 800th anniversary celebration on Sunday June 12 The band will also take part in St Bridget's lawn party from June 16 to 18 Then on July 4 the local musicians perform for the Sudbury parade and concert.
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Wayland
Marlborough
St. Bridget’s
Sudbury
Maynard-Holy Cross College 114th Commencement
The ceremony Wednesday marks the 114th commencement at Maynard-Holy Cross College. Among 435 graduates is Robert H. Kane, 24 Brooks Street, earning a bachelor of arts in romance languages and winning a fellowship for advanced study.
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Holy Cross College
Robert H. Kane
Brooks Street
Young Kane
Special Services To Honor Seniors Observed Across Congregations
Stow Pentecost Sunday will be observed at Union Evangelical on June 5 with high school seniors honored at the 11 o'clock service. Middlesex Regional Migrant committee meets at Trinity Church, Concord, Tuesday at 7 30. An annual picnic is planned at Whaler Park Thursday with a square dance by Young Couples on June 9. Children’s Sunday is observed on June 12.
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Middlesex Regional Migrant Committee
Trinity Church
Concord
Whaler ‘Park
Sudbury Junior High Hosts Open House For 600 Attendees
Open House at Sudbury Junior High School drew about 600 visitors as students and teachers showcased exhibits. English display offered examples of classroom activities in writing speaking and reading. mathematics projects connected arithmetic to daily life. Social Studies exhibit presented historical events and geography concepts from a long term student assignment.
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Sudbury
Sudbury J. H. S
Memorial Day Parade in Stow Draws Big Crowd
A sunny Memorial Day in Stow.features an estimated 400 locals including veterans scouts and students. A Life magazine photographer attended the Brookside and Lower Village cemeteries and may publish upcoming images.
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We He National
Life
Sudbury Art Association Auction June 4 at St. Hubert's
Sudbury Art Association holds an auction on June 4 at 1 p.m. at St. Hubert's to sell donated paintings and art objects from members including Loring Coleman and Jane Hand. Proceeds support a summer program at St. Hubert's barn. contact John Black at TW 97 8668. Articles for auction due June 8 and pre-bids are welcomed tomorrow from 2 to 7 p.m. at the barn.
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Sudbury Art Association
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Loring Coleman
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Grace
Godwin Way
Janet Hand
John Black
Helen Flynn
Florence Hosmer
St. Hubert’s Arn
Stockbridge School 38th commencement honors James D Howe
Among 183 graduates at Stockbridge School of Agriculture Amherst the 38th commencement James D Howe of 383 Central Street earned a degree in landscape operation.
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Stockbridge School of Agriculture
Amherst
James D Howe
Central Street
Stow Mark E Nelson to graduate from UMass
Mark E Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson of Barton road will graduate from the University of Massachusetts on June 5. He majored in business management and has accepted a position starting July 1. A Maynard High School graduate he was president of Phi Sigma Kappa at the university. Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Robblee and son Gregg of Tucson, Arizona arrived for a short visit with Mr and Mrs John K Robblee of Great road.
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Walter Nelson
Barton Road
University of Massachusetts
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Phi Sigma Kappa
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Tucson
Ariz
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Great Road
Plan Two Workshops To Aid LWV Folks
Inter est in Acton prompts two training workshops for discussion leaders under Mrs Hershel Hadley guidance. First session 8 p m June 7 at 11 Henley road North Acton. Home study is March 5 Saturday Evening Post piece Men and Capital by John Galbraith.
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Acton
Herschel Hadley
Sears Roebuck Foundation Institute
A. Lucas Gardiner
Henley Road
North Acton
Evening -Post
John Galbraith
Sudbury Strawberry Festival and Public Hearing Notices
Sudbury announces a Saturday festival at the Congregational church with bake plants white elephants and a penny candy auction from 1 to 5 pm followed by an 8 pm program. Co chairs Mrs V Win and Mrs Hediey Po will collect auction items. A public hearing on a new tax method is set for Monday at 8 pm in the Town Hall with Leslie Willard and officials present to discuss commercial and business tie concerns.
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Hediey Po
Sudbury
Leslie Willard
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