Stow-Word Awarded Scholarship to Smith College
Hale High School salutorian Margaret Woodhead receives a full Smith College scholarship. An outstanding student active in athletics and music, she captained the girls' basketball team, played for the football team, served as piano accompanist for the Glee Club, and played trombone in the band. She is a General Motors semifinalist and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Woodhead of Boxboro Road.
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General Motors
Woodhead
Wilfrid R. Woodhead
Boxboro Road
Out of town births listed at Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital reported a string of births this past week. A son to Denaro at Bil lerica Queensland road on May 30. A daughter to Duffy of Framingham Main on June 1. A son to Eaton of Littleton Fort Bond road on June 1. A son to Grant of Lexington on June 2. A son to Lane of Wayland on June 2. A daughter to Spearin of Lexington on June 3. A daughter to Nagle of Lexington on June 3. A daughter to Smalley of Sudbury on June 3. A son to Stoddard of Littleton on June 3. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Conncord
Emerson Hospital
John J. Denaro
Queensland Road
Billerica
Joan
J. Duffy
Jean Street
Framingham
Mainy
Mark S. Eaton
Fort Bond Road
Littleton
John E. Grant
Balfour Street
Lexington
David S. Lane
Marshall Terrace
Wayland
Frederick W. Spearin
Cedar Street
Francis E. Nagle
Bedford Street
and Imins
George W. Smalley
Concord Road
Sudbury
William Stoddard
White Pine Drive
Couple Marks 50th Wedding Anniversary in Sudbury
A Sunday outdoor buffet at Willard Brook Reservation Ashby celebrated Mr and Mrs Irving Seymour’s 50th anniversary on June 7 1905. Thirty six family members attended with cake roses and roast turkey. Mrs Seymour born Helen Dansereau Marlboro married in Marlboro June 5 1905.
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Sudbury
Willard Brook
Ashby
Irving Seymour
Seymours
Seymour
Helen Dansereau
Marlboro
Debby
Arthur Seymour
Karen
Ruth
Helen
Bobbie
Francis Pagie
Linda
Richard
George Lupola
Doris Seymour
Hopedale
Mary Lou
John
Allen Jensen
Ruth Seymour
West Acton
Marsha
William Brown
Alice Seymour
Carol
Alfred Seymour
Outdoor Cooking Demonstration Feeds 500 in 13 Minutes
Civil defense agencies run Operation Beef Stew to show evacuee feeding efficiency in open air. The Sudbury event at Sudbury Memorial Forest served 500 people in 13 minutes with the Boston Stewards Club and State Federation of Women’s Clubs coordinating. Plans for similar cookouts in other areas follow.
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Sudbury
Civil Defense
Sudbury Memorial Forest
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston Stewards Club
Spring Festival on Stow Common Preview
Stow Lower Common hosts a Saturday spring festival featuring Puppets from the Toy Cupboard Theatre South Lancaster and a 40 minute Mike Twain adaptation Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Mr Herbert Hosmer curates the puppets with noted fidelity and professional style. Indian art exhibition and sale including prints bead-work and leather craft will also be on display.
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Stow
St. George’s
Stow Lower Common
Toy Cupboard Theatre
South Lancaster
Mark Twain
Herbert Hosmer
Mrs Lauder Named New Unity Club President
Mrs. Robert F. Lauder of Bedford road was elected the new president of the Unity Club to succeed Mrs. Arthur Clifton at the annual meeting held at Mrs. Charles Poole's home. New officers include Vice President Mrs. Arne Brothen Secretary Mrs. Jerry Qua and Treasurer Mrs. Samuel Paresi Jr.
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Carlisle
Robert F. Lauder
Bedford Road
Unity Club
Arthur Clifton
Charles Poole
Arne Brothen
Jerry Qua
Samuel Paresi, Jr
Craft show offers silver copper pieces and holiday treats
Fine craftsmanship in silver and copper offers gifts and home accents. Refreshments will be available afternoon and evening, with a Smorgasbord Supper served from 5 to 7 30. Children joining the doll carriage and tricycle parade should report at 2 oclock.
Birthday tributes and military moves in Stow community
The Stow family of Edward and Mrs Erkinnen celebrate June birthdays for Private William Erkinnen in France and sister Debra in Albuquerque. Local child Henry James Erkinnen marks his 8th with a party. neighbors join. Frank Whitcomb’s Whitcomb ancestry draws praise at a Whitney Homestead gathering. Thomas Leahy, Hale High School 1954 graduate, now Corporal at Fort Campbell with Germany in sight. Mary Nilgas recovers from surgery and resumes duties at Raytheon in Waltham.
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Stow
Edward Erkinnen
Taylor Road
William Erkinnen
U.S. Army
France
Debra Erkinnen
Albuqueque
New Mexico
Henry James Erkinnen
Robert Allan Johnson
John Welch
Elaine George
John Bessotti
Lee
Bruce Kankantaa
Linda Jarvi
Terry” Bulli
Michael Baliki
Boston
Frank Whitcomb
Whitney Homestead
Whitcombs
Whitcomb
O' Oo Oo
Thomas Leahy
Hale High School
Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Germany
Illinois counties report no fatal traffic accidents in 1954
Springfield Illinois report shows four counties had no fatal traffic accidents in 1954. Edwards Hardin Pope and Putnam listed as the counties with zero fatalities. Edwards and Hardin are in southern Illinois while Putnam lies in the north-central region.
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Springfield
Illinois
Edwards
Hardin
Pope
Putnam
Ilinois
Gus Schumacher Builds 600000 Gallon Pond for Irrigation
Gus Schumacher of Lexington completed a dug-out pond on his Lincoln farm with a 600000 gallon capacity. He plans to plant Sudan and Miller after lettuce and cabbage harvests and considers crop rotation and legume green manure to control weeds.
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Gus Schumacher
Lexington
Lincoln
Gus
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Sudan
Miller
Seabrook Farms
New Jersey
DeMolay Founder Address Sparks Concord Rally Install Planned
A large Concord DeMolay delegation attended a Boston Garden rally Saturday night to hear Frank S. Land founder of DeMolay and grand potentate of North America. About 13 000 attended as Land spoke in dual roles. Mariners TV fame performed numbers and encores. An installation of officers is set for Thursday June 16 at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Temple.
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Concord
Boston Garden
Frank S. Land
Kansas City
Missouri
Eens
Land
Grand Potenate
North America
DeMolay
The
Mariners of Television Fame
Masonic Temple
Illinois towns named safest for auto drivers
Four Illinois towns share the distinction as the safest for auto drivers Morris Salem Carmi and Mendota have not had a traffic fatality since 1950 Riverside Murphyisboro Venice Clinton Western Springs Rochelle and Carlinville have gone three straight years without a traffic death
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Illinois
Springfield
Morris
Salem
Carni
Mendota
Riverside
Mumphyisboro
Venice
Clinton
Western
Springs
Rochelle
Carlinvlle
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I Dution
Charlee D
Nsip i
Hudson
Margaret Woodhead
U. S
Framingham Inch
Ion Ummer
Srs
Irving Seymours
Mastboro
United States
American Cancer Society
Natick Drive
Worcester
Fred
Fred Astaire
Leslie Caron
Daddy Long Legs
Maureen O’hara MacDonald Carey
Africa
Sun
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Ryan
Burma
Superscope - Color
Philip Ineson
Union Congregational Church
Maynard
Washington, D. C
Great Reed
Ineson
Sylvia Hill
Uno Hill
Garfield Street
Samuels Studio
Stow Common
Stow News
Isabelle Evans
Mary Nilgas
Raytheon Company
Waltham
Middlesex Soil Conservation District News
Car O. Clark
Soil Conservation
Massachusetts
A. GE
D& M M Shoe Co
Houghton St
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