Hale High School Commencement Plans Set for June
Hale High School will hold commencement activities starting June 6 with Baccalaureate at First Parish Church conducted by Rev. Charles O. The 1952 class will graduate June 11 at Stow Town Hall. Edward Jensen shall marshal. Glee Club and Senior class will perform. Diplomas presented by Supt. Edwin J. Harriman. Music directed by Anne Flanagan with student performers and piano accompaniment.
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Stow
Charles. O
Edward Jensen
Glee Club
Hahn
Allan Hartley
Alice Goucher
Constance Iby
Isabell Townsend
Louise Lawrence
Norma
Leard
Ferdinand Johnson
Marjorie
Warren
Paderewski
Staan
Green Cathedral
Marjorie Warnen
Robert Trumpett
Nola
Robert B. Dempsey
Supt. of
Edwin J. Harriman
Anne. P. Flanagan
Vivian Brown
Eleanor Cameron
Helen DiPietro
Elizabeth Linden
Eleanor Peck
Marjorie Pugsley
Margaret Woodhead
Hale High
Red Sox
Detroit
Fenway Park
Stow Town Hall
New Yon
Degrees Awarded Area Graduates In Amherst Region
Eight area students received degrees from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst on Sunday. Dr. Paul Scherer of Union Theological Seminary delivered the Baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m. Norman Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review of Literature, spoke at the 3:30 p.m. graduation exercises. Notable graduates include Elinor Case of 86 Summer Street with a BA, Jane Dockerty of 9 Summer Street with a BS, Robert Merle Hamilton of Concord Road with a BS, Dorothy Stiles of Concord with a BS in Chemical Engineering, Douglas Nicholas of 25 Thompson Street with a BS, and Fortunato Joseph Rizzitano of Musketaquid Road with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. A historical note mentions the Kansas winter wheat crop origin from German Mennonites bringing the first hard wheat from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scherer
Union Theological Seminary
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Maynard
Elinor RK. Case
Summer Street
Jane Dockerty
South Sudbury
Robert Merle Hamilton
Concord Road
Stow
Dorothy Hammond Stiles
Concord
Douglas Nicholas
Thompson Street
Richard G. Pettingell
RFD
Fortunato Joseph
Rizzitano
Musketaquid Road
DeMolay Installs New Officers Following Supper
Concord Chapter of DeMolay will hold its final meeting of the season with a public installation of officers at 8 o clock after a 6 30 o'clock supper. Lee Buttenworth will be installed master counselor, David Woodruff senior counselor and Richard Bowen junior counselor. James A Hart Jr will serve as installing officer. Buttenworth succeeds Ernest Smart Jr as master councillor.
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Concord
Concord Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Lee Buttenworth
David Woodruff
Richard Bowen
James A. Hart, Jr
Butterworth
Ernest Smart
Bedford Street
Nunn Sees Pure Christianity Transforming Life
Herschel P. Nunn of Portland speaks at Concord First Church of Christ Scientist on June 1 about how pure Christianity illuminates healing, protection, and perfection. He cites spiritual practice over mere letter, cites healing cases, and notes Jesus taught to be born again as path to divine perfection.
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Herschel P. Nunn
Portland
Oregon
Nunn
Concord
First
Church of Christ
Christian Science
Christ Jews
Nicodemus
Jesus
Mary Baker Addy
Mr. Nunn
Mother Church
First Church
of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Shelter Guides Mailed to Sudbury Homes
The Shelter Guide from Civil Defense Agency is mailed to every Sudbury household. Prepared by the Governor's Defense Council Structural Protection Committee under Merit White, it advises areas in buildings best for shelter. It outlines three bomb effects blast heat and radiation and how solid material reduces radiation exposure.
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Sudbury
Civil Defense Agency
Governor's Defense Council
Merit P. White
Dept. of Civil Engineering
University, of Massachusetts
Besic
Memorial Day Observed At Bedford Schools
Memorial Day programs were held in Bedford in the school auditorium with attendance by parents and American Legion and Auxiliary members. K-6 students led the morning events and a junior high program followed, featuring the Torch bearing play Caught the Torch directed by Mrs Gurney Liljegren and performances by students including Judith Ingalls Mary Sweeney Betty Sickman Linda Everett Jane Kelly and others with Alice Rypiott Joan Fox and Barbara Scrymgeour in key roles.
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Bedford
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Gurney Liljegren
Jean Williamson
Judith Ingalls
Mary Sweeney
Betty Sickman
Linda Everett
Jane Kelly
David Webber
Wiliam Gopp
Wayne Grant
David Douglas
Curtiss
Copurn
Ered Buren
Yorks
Marsh
A Watson
Alice Ees
Rypiott
Joan Fox
Barbara Scrymgeour
Birthplace of Vermont Constitution in Windsor noted
The Windsor area is cited as the birthplace of Vermont's constitution, adopted on July 8, 1777, with local notes on historic significance. The text also mentions Portuguese dorymen off the Grand Banks and Greenland work hours, plus shelter safety guidelines and Sudbury’s designation of protective building shelters.
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Windsor
Vermont
Grand Banks
Greenland
Australian tourist leads Kangaroo tour with kangaroos in tow
By INBZ GERHARD OQRETTA NORTH of Sydney a young Australian woman tours 20th Century Fox publicity in the United States. She is accompanied by two young kangaroos a chaperone and a keeper. She wins over 80 000 countrywomen in a personality charm and education contest. The tour is semi official with a greeting letter from the Prime Minister.
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Oqretta
Sydney
Australia
Fox's
Eallicity Man
Hollywood Stars and Politics Across the Atlantic
Loretta North Menzies defeats polio aside, a global celebrity circuit unfolds with Joan Crawford cutting ties to Warner Bros and Kirk Douglas touring seven foreign countries for the United Nations. Actors like Jack Benny and Cornel Wilde face public scrutiny as they navigate new projects and languages on set.
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Kirk Douglas
New York
Lake
The
United Nations
Norway
Denmark
Germany
France
Italy
Israel
RKO
God
C. B. DeMille
Cornel Wilde
Stow Pupils Win Awards in Mathematics
Hale High School students Eleanor Peck and Eleanor Warren earned certificates of merit in a statewide high school mathematics prize exam conducted April 26. Both are top students, six-sport letter-winners, band members, and varsity athletes. Awards to be presented June 18 at a school assembly.
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Miss‘ Warren
Miss Peck
Miss Warren
Acton-Atco meeting highlights futuristic student leaders
White of the Boston Cooperative Guiding Service reports juniors and seniors excelled last month by beating England in tests. The 1953 eighth graders showed unusual reading and math achievement with top scholastic abilities. Nancy led special research comparing California mental work as candidates for Army officer roles. Freshman advisor Grey announces 1955 officer slate with Urban president, Thomas treasurer, Peggy secretary, and Beverly Lyons council, Lucy Newport Poirier.
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Acton
White
Bostgy: Cooperative’ Guidangling Service
Cig
England
Grey
Comin
Urban
Thomas
Peggy Sexitary
Beverly Lyons
Lucy Newport
Poirier
Stow Health Special Courses for Nurses Offered locally
Local health officials announce two week program at Boston Co Nursing from 9 to 6 featuring lectures on newest treatments disease and health education. Patricia Barbour and Huston are listed as contacts for injections and Gleasondale area access.
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Stow
Boston Co
Patricia Barbour
Gleasondale
Huston
Hudson
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U. of Mass
Amherst
Ear the University, of Massachusetts
Kansas
Russia
Kathleen Shaffer
Elizabeth Dillon
Alice Crompton
Lynn
Mass
Sudbury Homes
Bedford Puple
Parents and Legion
ACLE
Vision Institute
Yiemi
Inbz Gerhard
Loretta North
Menzies
United States
Loretta
Joan Crawford
S. Warner Bros
Jack Benny
al Tolson
Seine
Aticketa
Ar Torn
Mars
Marguerite Chapman
Cameron Mitchell
Tom McKnight
CBS
Beulah
Wee A Lisliap Randolph
Sol Lesser
Claire Kallen
Elizabeth
N.J
Richard Whorf
Ima
Cy Howard
Len
Harrington
Mona Freeman
Mareh
Free Street
Hosie’s Bank
Don
Stow Puphs
McGup
Ashe
Aes
Cual
Nancy
Special
California
Stow Health Special
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