Lions Club Charter Ceremony and Officials Named
The Sud-Lions Club received its charter from the National Association at a dinner. Harold E. Nee elected president with James V. Da governor presenting the charter. Officers include Neelon, Carlton E. Morse, Robert Selby as secretary, and Dr. Alfred B. Butler with Edward Kenneth Throckmorton as trustees. Fire damage noted on Louis Avenue from a brush fire earlier. A child was sent to Union Hospital in serious condition.
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Sud- Lions Club
Jonal Association of Ne
Maribor Besmingham
Harold E. Nee
Ac E
James V. Dagovernor
the Well Wishes
Lions
Neelon
Carlton E. Morse
T. Robert Selby
Lions Tamer
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Alfred B. Butler
Edward Kenneth Throckmor
Committee on earth removal members announced
Moderator J. Carrell Mor announced the selected committee members from the planning Board Trueman C. Jackson Harvey N. Fairbank from the selectmen Walter R. Hickler from the board of appeals Dr Marjorie A C Young from the health board and at large David G. Chase David O. Ives and Russell Loftus with Jackson serving as convener.
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Marjorie A. C. Young
Boston Post Road
David G. Chase
Indian Ridge Road
David O. Ives
Goodman Hill Road
Russell Loftus
Maynard Road
Jackson
Red Cross Swim Classes At White's Pond Sudbury
Sudbury plans Red Cross swim instruction for grades three through twelve at White's Pond July 7 to 30 on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Registration by June 20 is required with a 1.25 fee mailed to Mrs. E W Littlefield Green Hill Road RR2. Inquiries to Mrs. Littlefield or Mrs. Bareiss.
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Sudbury
Red Cross
Green Hill Road
Frost
Briardlaw Farm
White’s Pond
Susan Sexton
Leslie .Sears
Aquatic School
Camp Sutherlin
Prospect
Grangers to Host Cookout Social Evening
Sudbury Grange members plan a cookout and social gathering at 7 p.m. at George Adams home after a June 23 cancellation of the regular meeting. Elsie Witt Mildred Tallant Harold Slater from Lexington perform vocal pieces. Participants join in musical games and shared fellowship.
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Sudbury
Memo Grange
Senate
Elsie 1 2Witt
Mildred Tallant
Nee Harold Slater
Lexington
The
Grange
George Adams
Sudbury’s First Annual Musical Eve Impresses Audience
A week of rehearsals culminated in the first Sudbury music festival at Center Schools Auditorium. The all Sudbury Orchestra conducted by Miss Catherine Ela opened the program, with performances by Center School first graders, South School second graders, Fairbank Road third graders, Horse Pond Road and others. Glee clubs from multiple grades performed under Mrs. Oliver L. Smith, and the All Sudbury band closed the evening, featuring more than 51 players.
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Sudbury
Center Schools
all-Sudbury
Catherine A. Ela
Center
Horse Pond Road
Fairbank Road
Hirsch
Center School
Hickory Dickory Dock
Mary O’connor
South School
Barbara Bell
Edna Rymsha
Fairbank
Road School
Jacqueline Mill
House Pond School
Oliver L. Smith
Janice Kile
Sudbury Finance Committee Forms Study Groups
The Sudbury finance committee outlines forming study groups within committee membership to gain deeper insight into school operations and highway plans. Carlton Ellms Rankin Shirley join to track school costs and trends, while Arthur Smith Antonia oversee roads and maintenance costs.
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Carlton W. Ellms
John R. Rankin
John B. Shirley
Sudbury
Arthur A. Smith
Edgerton J. Antonia
Highway Department
Finance Committee
Finance ‘Committee
Sudbury Girl 15 Graduated From Boston Garden
Miss Marilyn Frances McGovern of Sudbury daughter of the police chief received a bachelor of science degree from Boston University in a Sunday ceremony at Boston Garden. She belongs to the University Husky Key Society and Gamma Delta Sorority and works in the Cytology Vibratory department at the New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston. A 1958 survey shows Britons bought 260.8 million pounds of tobacco products, up from 256 million the prior year.
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Sudbury
Marilyn Frances ‘McGovern
Allen Place
John McGovern
Bbston ‘Garden
University Husky Key Society
Gamma Delta Sorority
New England Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Concord Boys Selected for Boys State at UMass Amherst
Two Concord youths named for Boys State at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in June 1927 are George Rideout of 10 Pine Street, junior captain and track captain-elect, and Daniel Cole of Nashoba Road, new indoor captain at Concord High. Rt. Rev. John A. York, pastor of St Bernard's, announces rosary and benediction at 4 00 p m Sunday canceled for summer months.
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University of Massachusetts
Ashherst
George ‘Rideout
Pine Street
Daniel Cole
Nashoba Road
New Outoor
Concord High
John A. York
St.Bernard’s Church
Sudbury WSCS Helps Campers With Night Gowns This Season
Sudbury WSCS members sew six dozen night gowns for Morgan Memorial Fresh Air Camp in South Athol. The piece highlights the long running camp started by a local woman decades ago, serving over 400 youngsters across nine camps on 760 acres, with many children unable to attend due to limited funds.
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Sudbury
WSCS
Sudbury Methodist Church
Youth Council Kickoff at Sudbury Parents League Event
Sudbury Parents League launched its Youth Council with about 40 high-schoolers hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howart Emmons. Rain forced the cookout indoors where music and food lifted spirits despite unable outdoor games. HI FI sound system powered dancing in the transformed basement space.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Parents League
Howart Emmons
Emmons
Planning board hearing and town meeting reminders
League of Women Voters urges residents to attend a planning board hearing on Monday June 22 at 7 30 p m in Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium and a special town meeting on Monday June 29 at the State Armory Also notes Alice Maynard now runs Treasure and Trinket Shop 343 Main Street and details about the Mullen family visiting from Phoenix and Concord context.
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League of Women Voters
Wells A. Hall Memorial
State Armory
Alice Maynard
Treasure & Trinket
Main Street
Community fundraiser nears goal with partial $100,000 raise
Report notes progress on a local fundraiser as about 60 percent of the $100,000 target has been raised. Organizers continue appeals to supporters and donors to close the gap.
Real Estate Sold Locally For 146900 In Concord And Lincoln
Concord parcels totaled about 67000 in sales to Henry H. Atkins along Great Meadows road and other Concord properties. Acton area sales near 25000, Powdermill road parcel partly in Maynard to Powderae Manufacturing. Lincoln two parcels sold for about 54000 to Ettore P. Venier from Leonardo Mascari with others listed.
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Concord
Edmund C. Buckley
Middlesex
Theodore Chase
Frederic H. Chase
Great Meadows Road
Henry H. Atkins
Belmont
Acton
Buckley
Charles H. Lord
Eleanor N. Derby
Stow
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Sterling
Evelyn L. Priest
Groton
Powdermill Road
Maynard
Powder Ae Manufacturing Company
Lincoln
Leonardo E. Mascari
Cambridge
Concorde Avenue
Ettore P. Venier
Anniversary Mass for Late Louis J McCaffrey at St Bernard
A first anniversary mass was held yesterday morning at St Bernard s Church for the late Louis J McCaffrey a retired reformatory officer. John L Wheeler son of Dr Mrs Earl B Wheeler 308 Main Street received a bachelor of science degree at Worcester Polytechnic Institute commencement exercises. He graduated from Concord High School where he was prominent in athletics AUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
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St. Bernard's Church
Louis J .McCaffrey
John L. Wheeler
Earl B. Wheeler
Main Street
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Concord High School
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Maynard High School
Edward Mullin
Roger MacGlashing
Walter Crowther
Arlene Ennequess
Falco
Sudbury Girl
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Sudbury Wscs
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John, Jr
Phoenix
Attz
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