Mary Howe Jenney Weds Weston Man at Middlesex School Chapel
Miss Mary Howe Jenney of Concord marries Charles Arthur Stewart III of Weston at Middlesex School Chapel. Ceremony followed by reception at the Jenney home. Rev. William H. Clark officiated. Debutante bride in Dupioni silk with heirloom lace veil. numerous attendants and a large wedding party. Bride is a Concord Academy and Briarcliff graduate. groom a Middlesex School and Brown University alum.
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Mary Howe Jenney
Concord
Weston Man
Middlesex School
Warren Jenney
Monument Street
Charles Arthur Stewart
Charles A. Stewart
Weston
Bride
William H. Glark
Trinity Episcopal Church
Frank
Seabury
Nancy Jenfi
Marten
Gale A.robb
Martin K. Bovey, Jr
Elizabeth A. Jenney
Lincoln
Mary W. Stewart
Joanna Hamann
Riverside
Connecticut
San Stinson
Baltimore
Maryland
Wilbur Smith
Marite Deprez
Wilmington
Delaware
Alan G. Powning
Wayland
Robert M. Carney
Long Island
New York
Arthur
Hints on Food to Homemaker Meat Inspection Fifty Years
A home economics snippet notes the U S Department of Agriculture Meat Inspection Service marks its 50th anniversary on June 30 1906 Congress mandated interstate and foreign meat inspection to ensure wholesomeness The article explains the round purple U S Inspected and Passed stamp for health and the ribbon like purple grade stamp for quality It also mentions the harmless coloring used on stamps and that frozen meat products carry the inspection mark
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Concord
Meat Inspection Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
U.S
Inspection Service
U. S
Niagara Falls to publish motel rates for tourists
Niagara Falls officials will publish motel rates for the first time to end inequities and complaints directed at the local convention and visitors service. William A. Doody, director of the service, announced the move as a necessary step to improve transparency for travelers.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Mecca
William A. Doody
Convention and Visitors Service
Lincoln Home Hit by Lightning Across Town
The home of Edward S. Coburn on Tower Road in South Lincoln was struck by lightning last Saturday afternoon. The bolt damaged a tree first, then jumped 40 feet to the garage and well house blowing fuses, and later affected a nearby house and cut telephone service at the Coburn residence.
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Lincoln
Tower Road
South
Boxborough Pastor Attends Harvard Commencement
Rev. Henry E. Oxhard, L.L.B., class of 1889, the oldest Harvard graduate present, arrived by car to Cambridge for the morning exercises. He noted no trouble except finding a parking space.
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Boxboro
Harvard
Henry E. Oxhard
L.L.B
Cambridge
Regional Workshops Teach Furniture Refinishing In Middlesex County
Middlesex County Extension Service will run five regional workshops starting June 26 in Concord Ashland Billerica Groton and North Reading. Free sessions run 10 a m to 3 30 p m with instruction on removing old finishes sanding applying new finishes and reseating chairs plus slipcover making. Attendees should bring a small piece of furniture and prepare in advance by sending for workshop materials.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
Ashland
Billerica
Groton
North Reading
Ethel Veenendaal
Née
Kamuies
Middiesex County Extension Service
Everett Street
Rita Faeta Enrolled At Berklee Summer Session
Concord residents report Rita Faeta 34 Belknap Street is enrolled in a Berklee School of Music Boston summer session. Box 35 fire response included both Concord stations for a small rear piazza blaze behind Fenton's Service in West Concord. it was the year’s 126th alarm. Warren and Davis family to Oster Ville on Cape Cod for summer. Davis to manage Wool Shop. Maxwell Lawrence and wife vacationing south visiting Georgia. Lawrence on vacation from Massachusetts Reformatory duties. Lawrence’s wife, town clerk, also on vacation.
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Rita Fa’eta
Belknap Street
Berklee School of Music
Boston
Fenton
Concord
Warren F. Davis
MacArhur Road
West Concord
Osterville
Cape
Davis
Maxwell E. Lawrence
Main Street
Georgia
Lawrence
Massachusetts Reformatory
Lawepee
Sheep Twins and Triplets Reported on Illinois Farm
A flock owned by Mr and Mrs Val Smith near Elizath town Illinois produced 23 sets of twins and two sets of triplets this spring highlighting a surprising boost in prolificacy for the flock.
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Elizabthtown, Ill
Val Smith
Maynard Lions Hold Meeting at Cardone's Restaurant
The Maynard Lions Club held a regular meeting and supper at Cardone's Restaurant with President Orville D. Allom presiding. Visiting Lions from Concord reviewed the club's formation and district details. Committees were named by President Allom and the next meeting is set for the second Thursday in July.
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New Maynard
Rogram
Raymond Beatty
George Onarpe
Badger
Nursday
Lincoln Couple Wed at St Anne's Church in Lincoln
The wedding of Miss Jacqueline Lenoire Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Chapman of Lincoln to Robert G Van Leuven son of Mr and Mrs George Van Leuven of St Louis Missouri occurred Sunday June 10 at St Anne's Church Rev Morris R Robinson rector officiated A reception followed at the Colonial Inn Concord Also noted Joanne C Kane granddaughter of Henry Bugsbee Kane Lincoln recently graduated from Northfield School for Girls at its 73rd commencement Rev William F Macomber son of Dr and Mrs Donald Macomber of Brunswick Maine formerly of Lincoln will celebrate his first solemn mass at St Charles Borromeo Church Brunswick Me on July 1
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Jacqueline Lenoire Chapman
John W. Chapman
Lincoln
Robert G. VanLeuven
George VanLeuven
St. Louis
Missouri
St. Anne’s Church
Morris R. Robinson
Colonial Inn
Concord
Joanne C. Kane
Henry Bugsbee Kane
Lincoln Road
Northfield School For Girls
Weston College
William F. Macomber
Donald Macomber
Brunswick
Maine
Bedford Road
Macomber
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Lincoln-John Todd Attends Harvard Class Reunion
Lincoln John Todd, now a Chicago lawyer, returned home for the 25th reunion of his 1931 Harvard class, visiting his mother and family during his Chicago tenure.
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Lincoln
John Todd
Chicago
Ilinois
Harvard
Carlisle Grange hosts Associate Officers Night at Littenton
Carlisle Ideal Grange members were invited to attend the Associate Officers Night program at Littenton Grange last Monday night. Pioneer Girls of Carlisle Congregational Church have finished the season. All local school classes closed on Thursday, June 14 for the season.
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Ideal Grange
Littleton Grange
Pioneer Girls
Carlisle Congregational Church
New Conductor Appointed for Concord Orchestra
Concord selects Howard Brown as new conductor replacing Mr. Slim who departs next winter on a Harvard traveling fellowship. Brown from Los Angeles recently completed his musicology doctorate at Harvard and served as guest conductor this winter.
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Concord
Concord Orchestra
N. Greer Parkeard
Tyler C. Porter
Lexington
Derek E. Till
Bert C. Chambers
David Huston
Hrand Saxeman
W. Norris Tuttle
Porter
W. Norris Lutile
Iain Bisbee
Myron T. Smith
A Slim
Rome
Harvard
Howard Brown
Slim
Brown
Los Angles
Modernization in Bay State Drives Home Improvement Loans
Massachusetts FHA data show 28 700 property improvement loans totaling 16 500 000 last year with an average of about 575. National totals: 1 025 000 loans, nearly 650 000 000, average 630. GAMA notes kitchens and laundry as main targets amid Home Improvement push.
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Massachusetts
Federal Housing Administration
Harold Massey
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Massey
GAMA
City Bank & Trust Company formed in Boston
Acton resident Norman Veentsra of South Acton was among 16 subscribers petitioning for a new City Bank & Trust Company in Boston. The charter is granted, the first in Boston since 1933. Peter Gray attends a two week bank school at Rutgers University. Myrna McKelvie of South Acton wed Robert Watrous of Maynard on Sunday June 24.
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Norman B. Veentsra
High Street
South Acton
City Bank & Trust Ompany
Boston
Peter Gray
Seneca Road
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
New Jersey
UCLA researchers find diabetic mice with cancer live longer
In Los Angeles two UCLA scientists report that diabetic mice with cancer live longer than non diabetic mice. They note tumors grow more slowly in diabetic mice, according to Ralph McKee and Joanine Jehl of the department of physiological chemistry.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Ralph ,McKee
Joanine
Jehl
Department of Physiological Chemistry
Army celebrates 181st birthday on June 14 1056
The U S Army marks its 181st birth anniversary with observances scheduled for June 14. The year 1056 is noted in the caption of celebration materials.
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America
All-Girl USAF Band To Play Concord Concert Sunday
Bedford The WAF Band the United States Air Force’s all female unit performs 90 minutes of martial airs overtures show tunes and popular songs at Emerson Playground Concord for free on Sunday June 24 at 7 p m The band based at Lackland Air Force Base Texas visits Boston area for Charity Field Day at Fenway Park June 25 and appears at Fort Devens before Concord.
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Aspear
Concord
Boston
Air Force Cambridge
Bedford
WAF
Emerson Playground
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Lock and Air Force Base
Texas
Fenway Park
Fort Devens
Eisenhower
the American Legion
California
London
England
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