Band Concerts by Stow VFW Post 8074 Planned
The Will Allen Pekkala Post 8074 VFW announces two band concerts at 3:00 p m on Stow Lower Common Sundays June 20 and June 27. An old fashioned hand tub and an old fashioned steamer will be displayed. The Minute Men Forest Protective Association Band will perform traditional and modern music inviting the public to attend.
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Stow
Willie Allen Pekkala
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stow Lower Common
Ashland
Minute Men’s Forest Protective Associaion Band
Wilho
Allen Pekkala
Miss Dee Among Fisher Graduates
Miss Mary Joan Dee daughter of Mrs Michael J Dee of 383 Main Street Was graduated from Fishers Business College last Friday night at exercises in Boston Several from Concord including relatives and friends were present Miss Dee was graduated from Concord High School in 1947 with honors
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West Concord
Mary Joan Dee
Michael J. Dee
Main Street
Fishers Businesss College
Boston
Concord
Miss Dee
Concord High School
Two-Year-Old Concord Boy Celebrates Birthday
Concord-William Howard Currier aged two celebrated his second birthday Sunday at home. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph W Currier of 255 Main Street. A small party was held with his older sister Ann Mary and brother Edward Fran present.
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Concord
William Howard Currier
Rudolph
W. Currier
Main Street
Ann Mary
Edward Fran
Veterans of Foreign Wars Meet Schedule Change
Veterans of Foreign Wars members will meet only once a month on the second Wednesday of each month, with announcements made during July August and September. The change consolidates regular gatherings into a single monthly session.
The Animals Lose Democracy and Cede Power
In this fable the animals surrender personal rights as the government seizes property in the name of all animals. They end up equal under rule, repeating a cycle of central control reminiscent of old monarchies.
University Flowers Now in Full Bloom at Waltham Field Station
Concord Massachusetts flower gardens at the University of Massachusetts Field Station in Waltham display several hundred perennials labeled to help visitors learn ornamental plants useful for beautifying home grounds.
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Concord
University of Massachusetts, Waltham
Garden test grounds for herbaceous perennials field station
The gardens are used to test and evaluate herbaceous perennial varieties. Hours for visitors are 8 a m to 8 p m daily including weekends. Office hours are 8 30 to 5 from Monday through Friday. The Field Station lies west of Route 60 between Waverly Square and Waltham Center at 240 Beaver street.
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Route 60
Waverly Square
Waltham Center
Beaver Street
Correction on Wedding Clergy at St Bernard’s Church
The notice corrects that Rev Francis D Chmaj now curate at St Bernard’s Church officiated the wedding of Miss Marjorie Ann Deegan and Leo Francis Duggan at St Bernard’s Church, not Rev Michael J Burke as previously printed.
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Concord
Francis D. Chmaj
Hints on Fire Precaution in Concord
The notice urges tight joints on chimneys and stove openings after a fatal two family house fire. It advises metal oil-barrel use on a masonry base away from porches, cautions against old wiring, and stresses regular inspections. It warns that most businesses burned by fire do not reopen and urges preventive steps now.
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Louisiana Fire Prevention Bureau
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Bedford Youth Injured in Street Collision
Donald MacQuaid aged 11 of 38 Springs Road is hospitalized at Emerson Hospital Concord after a collision with a truck at Loomis and Hartford streets. He suffered a fractured leg. Elizabeth Janks daughter of Frederick A. Janks of 8 Great Road is recovering at home after illness and has returned to work at the South Station clerk.
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James P. MacQuaid
Springs Road
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Loomis Street
Hartford Street
Elizabeth Janks
Frederick A. Janks
Great Road
Concord Republicans Elect MecWalter Again As Chairman
At a recent organization meeting held at the Colonial Inn, Judge Maurice McWalter was unanimously re elected chairman for the coming term. Other officers were chosen including Vice Chairs Mrs Mildred Brooks Mrs Emily Smith David Williams Secretary Virginia Rider Treasurer Walter Shaw Jr and an executive committee. Sheriff Louis Boutwell of Malden spoke on county institution issues. Honorary chairman honor given to former Judge Edward Caiger for loyal service.
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New Republican Towr Committee
Colonial Inn
Maurice MecWalter
Judge McWalter
Mildred M. Brooks
Emily Blanche Smith
David B. Williams
Virginia P. Rider
Walter K. Shaw, Jr
Louis E. Boutwell
Malden
Middlesex County
Sheriff Boutwell
Air Force
USAAF
National Guard
New England
Lloyd A. Waring
Melrose
Republican State Committee
Otis M. Whitney
Richard I. Yarbush
Waltham
Harold Tompkins
Edward B. Caiger
Catherine A. E. Harcourt
Watertown
Sherman Blair, Jr
Mass
Thomas F. McPhillips
Caiger
Rev Styron and Family Begin Pennsylvania Ohio Trip
Congregational minister Rev Charles M Styron of Lincoln and his wife travel with their three children Clare Kevin and Danny starting Sunday. They will visit relatives in Pittsburgh Warren and Defiance and attend church council sessions in Oberlin Ohio and Defiance. They plan to return for his July 4 sermon.
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Concord
Charles M. Styron
Lincoln
Styron
Claira
Kevrn
Danny
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sheridan W. Bell
J. R. Wylie
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Wishart
Warren
Sheridan Watson Bell, Jr
Delaware
General Council of Congregational Churches
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Massachusetts
National Council of the Pilgrim Rellowaire
Defiance
Local Graduates Earn Nursing and Dental Assistant Credentials
Madeline Fitch of 42 Hillside Avenue and Marion M Thompson of 142 Great Road Lyon both graduated from leading nursing programs. Fitch became a qualified Dental Assistant after completing Boston School of Dental Nursing and Lexington High School. Thompson earned a master of nursing after Yale School of Nursing and Wellesley College, and attended Lexington High School. Rev and Mrs Thompson attended Yale grad exercises in New Haven. Mrs E Grove Smith hosted Cox family luncheon at Dominee Manse with social hour recalling old times. Mrs William E Brennan visits Gettysburg, and Mrs James H McNaughton entertains her father George Thresher.
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Madeline Fitch
Walter. F. Fitch
Hillside. Avenue
Boston School of Dental Nursing
Lexington High School
Marion. M. Thompson
Frank W. Thompson
Great Road
Yale School of Nursing
Connecticut Board of Examiners
Yale School
Wellesley College
Thompson
New Haven
Onn
Camp Middlesex Beauty Spot Restored at Ashby
Camp Middlesex in Ashby has been improved with a restored mill pond at its colonial height and water flowing over the dam. The restored site enhances the view of the pond and its historic beauty for visitors.
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Concord
Middlesex
Ashby
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