Medical figure linked to hospitals in England and Massachusetts
A noted medical professional affiliated with the University of Medical, England Baptist and Child for Women Hospital, Mass and Emerson hospitals. The text records his x ray diag work, estates, hobbies, and frequent visits to Marlborough, highlighting a broad association with several institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guretford
University of Medical
England Baptist
Childfor Women
Mass
Emerson Hospitals
Committee of Town Reextends Visit as Guest Day
The Committee of Town Re extends its schedule and will be the guest for the day, showing plans and inviting participation. Officials state the event aims to discuss local projects and community concerns with residents.
War and peace in a selectmen resolution note
A town selectmen meeting adopts a resolution endorsing a federation of nations as a method to abolish war and establish lasting peace, signaling a commitment to international cooperation. The fragment hints at formal action to support global peace efforts.
Water District Meeting Ends Late After 14 Articles Discussed
The district held its annual meeting on February with one commissioner absent. Earl B Sealed to attend commissioner. Lincoln road water service extension was denied. Fourteen articles drew extensive discussion and kept the session near midnight. All votes were by secret ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water District
Earl B
Ant Detnd
Lincoln Road
Concord Church of Lexington Road To Hold Evening Vestry
The annual Concord Church event on Lexington Road will take place tonight at 6 45 o clock in the church vestry with limited memory reservations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington Road
Stow Union Evangelical Church Holds Annual Meeting
The annual business meeting of the Stow Union Evangelical Church was held. The service club appreciated meals prepared in the church kitchen. The Ladies’ Aid aided a destitute Italian family. Rev. Robert B. Caon was named to continue as pastor. Greetings were sent to distant members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Union Evangelical Church
Robert B. Cae
Mer
Har vard Man to Tutor Hale High in Public Speaking
Stow Bernard T. Mahoney of Harvard will coach Hale High School juniors and seniors in public speaking. He brings extensive training including work with Dale Carnegie and is regarded as an outstanding teacher. A large Stow Town Tuesday evening whist event by the American Legion Auxiliary drew many players across sixteen tables with Arthur Bariteau Maynard winning first prize and Gladys DeGrappa Maynard second. A. H. Wetherbee West Acton won the door prize. refreshments followed. Miss Ethel Lent the Auxiliary president thanks donors and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard T. Mahoney
Harvard
Hale High School
Dale Carnegie
Stow Town
Arthur Bariteau
Maynard
Gladys DeGrappo
A. H Wetherbee
West Acton
Ethel Lent
Baby Sitters Offer Help for Town Meeting
Stow Senior Service Girl Scouts offer baby sitting services to parents attending the Special Town Meeting at Stow Town Hall Monday evening March 7 at seven. Those seeking a sitter may contact Mrs Winthrop W. Goo Crescent Street, Phone rd 378 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Town Hall
Winthrop W. Goo
Sudbury Friends and New York Couple Mentioned at Event
The snippet lists Sudbury residents and Greene Conn, with Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Podmaniczky of Long Island and Mr. and Mrs. Tyler S. Roger, indicating a social or family connection at a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ener Af Greene Conn
Mrs
Sandor Podmaniczky
Long Island, New York
Acton P.T.A. Program Guests Students March
Acton high school juniors and seniors will attend the March of the Acton P. T. A. next Monday at 8 p.m. in Blanchard Hall with President Theodore G. Williams presiding at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Local VFW to omit meeting. Emerson Concord patient improving
Veterans of Foreign Wars post 8074 plans to skip its business meeting as William Woodman, a patient at Emerson Concord, is reported to be doing well. He will receive visitors 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. The note also mentions American Legion activities and several local community notices about birthdays, family visits, and a school janitorial change at Pilot Grove School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.lwaden Pekkai
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Woodman
Emerson Concord
Alfred Milak
Pilot Grove
William Oliver
March of Dimes Fund Drive Ends With Gains in Stow
The fund drive final report shows Stow netted $174.27, chaired by Postmaster Fred L. Strong. This is an increase from last year’s $155.50, with $41.97 received from organizations and schools and a remaining final total of $4.27 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Fred L. Strong
Prize Speaking Contest Prep in Littleton High
Stow preparatory work for the Prize Speaking contest set for April 11 in Littleton is underway at Hze High School with Bernard T Muroney of Harvard assisting Hale young people. The event is sponsored by the 82nd Company Association of Littleton under Superintendent Bryan E. Davis. Each school will send four contestants, two boys and two girls. Semifinals in Stow will be held on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Littleton
Hze High School
Bernard T. Muroney
Harvard
Hale
82Nd Company Association of
Direcor
Bryan E. Davis
Littie
Stow Woman Hosts Shower for Sister Frances Swartz
Stow Miss Frances Swartz of 3 Warren Street was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her sister Miss Gertrude Bloomberg of White Pond Road Stow. The May event celebrated the upcoming marriage with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joice Carol Norgoal
Carlo Norgoal
Great Road
Joye
Alice Locke
White Pond Road
Stow
Locke
Framingham
Boston
Acto
Concord
Lexington
Gertrude Bloomberg
Frances Swartz
Warren Street
Church announces regular meeting on first Monday every month
A church announces its regular meeting will be held on the first Monday of each month in the evening. The notice emphasizes consistent scheduling for parishioners and community attendance.
Youths Host Unitarian Youth Event in Stow
The First Parish of Stow hosts North Middlesex Federation of American Unitarian Youth on March 5 with supper and square dancing. Participants include Betsy Derby John Makey Daniel Ennequess and Margaret Lewis. officers list Daniel Ennequess president Francis Warren Jr vice president Beverly Jokinen treasurer and Margaret Schmelzer secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
George W.* Smith
Harvard
Littleton
Groton
Chelmsford
Westford
Bedford
Wilton
N. H
Milford N. H
Nashua
Stowe
U. Y
Daniel Ennequess
Francis Warren, Jr
Beverly Jokinen
Margaret Schmelzer
Eastern States Farmers meeting honors Maynard member
Wilfred H. Kitchell of Irma dale Farm Stow elected member from Maynard to Eastern States Farmers meeting in Springfield on March 1 2 attended by William H. Greatroad and others from Hudson and Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred H. Kitchell
Irmadale Farm
Stow
Maynard
Eastern States
Tng Bei
Springfield
William H. Greatroad
Thames Ing
Hudson
Pon A
Bolton
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Committee of Town Reare
Vering
Tel
Mars
Sudbury
Mrs. Tyler S. Roger
Acton
BUY
U. S. Savings Sonds
Wersen Wheelee Don
American Legion
New York
Miss
Simmons College
George W. Smith
Sandra A. Herrick
Ten Year Road
John Pesk
William H. Peck
Heidi Peck
Martha W
Chelms
Arren Ford
Nancy
Arren
Bernard Paige
New Jersey
Ethel Paige
Boxboro
de Witt Wallace
Cticar
Santi Steen
U. S
Blake
Boylston Street
Park Square
Great Road Garage
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