Concord Lady Graces 50th Women’s Golf Tea
Miss Grate Keyes of Liberty Street attended a tea in Concord marking the 50th anniversary of the Women’s Golf Association of Massachusetts. Keyes, a Concord Country Club member and former national champion, helped found the club group which grew from four clubs to 72 with 70 members.
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Grate Keyes
Liberty Street
Everr
Women’s ‘Golf Association of
Massachusetts
Miss Keyes
Concord
Oakley
Watertown
Tober
Harriet Curtis
Miss Curtis
Keyes
Concord Country Club
Birth of Russell Edward Cleary
Dr. and Mrs Edward Cleary Jr announce the birth of their second son Russell Edward at Richardson House Boston. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Norton of Belmont and Mr and Mrs Daniel Cleary of Gloucester.
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West Concord
Edward Cleary, Jr
Jane Nor‘ton
Cottage Street
Russell Ed‘ward
Richardson ‘House
Boston
William S. Nor‘ton
Belmont
Daniel E. Cleary
Gloucester
75 Years One Boss Wilhehieme Thigues Service Record
Oslo news reports Norwegian housemaid Wilhehieme Thigues has completed 75 years of continuous service in the same household, a record in length of service.
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Oslo
Norway
U. P
Ahr Wilhehieme Thigues
Jones Named President of Farm Bureau
Concord Fred R Jones of Old Acres Old Road to Nine Acre Corner was elected president of the Farm Bureau Association a purchasing service of the Massachusetts Farm Bureau He has served as secretary and executive committee member for years The main office is in Waltham with four other offices and agents across the state He will succeed Cyrus Jents of Natick Jones also presides over the Farm Loan Association which offers farm loans to Middlesex and Essex counties with its office at Concord.
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Concord
Fred R. Jones
Grace A Heard 93 Former Concord Teacher Dies
Concord mourns Grace A Heard 93 longtime Concord schoolteacher and First Parish Church member who died after a week long illness. She resided at Ralph A Waldo Emerson House Cambridge Turnpike and was a Wayland native living in Concord 50 years. Survived by sister Miss Blanche E Heard of Wayland. Burial in Wayland. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Grace A. Heard
Ralph A. Waldo Emerson
Cambridge Turnpike
Edward Perry Daniels
First
Wayland
Heard
First Parish
Blanche E
Service for Miss Pickard in West Concord
Funeral services were held Monday at West Concord Union Church for Harriet H. Pickard 37 of 6 Highland Street West Concord who died suddenly last Saturday Rev Edwin B Nyon officiated and interment was at Steepy Hollow Cemetery Concord She was a lifelong Concord resident graduate of the Concord and church member survived by three brothers Herbert Pickard Cyrus Pickard Frank Pickard and two sisters Elizabeth Pickard and Marion Bonner born in Concord and once a Sunday School teacher and Santa Chiara Guild member.
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West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Harriet H. Pickard
Highland Street
Edwin. B. Nyon
Steepy Hollow
Concord
Pickard
Isaiah %. Pickard
Union Church
Santa Chiara Guild
DeMolay Whist Concord Meeting and Public Party
The Concord DeMolay chapter holds a regular meeting Friday at 7 15 p m at the Masonic Temple followed by a public whist party at 8 p m.
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Concord
Concord DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Parks Heads Smith House Organization in Concord
Heirs of William E. Smith announce sale of ownership of the Smith House at 500 Memorial Drive Cambridge. William Philbrook will continue managing. Ernest Cornel named manager. New organization led by Robert D. Parks with Karr Adams Jr and Lawrence Russell. Paris also manages nearby Howard Johnson in Concord.
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Concord
William E. Smith
Memorial Drive
Cambridge
William Philbrook
Smith
Ernest Cornel
Somerville
Robert D. Parks
Jamaica Plain
Karr Adams ,Jr
Weston
Lawrence, Russell
Wellesley
Paris
Howard + Johnson
Concord and West Concord Clubs Plan Joint Meeting
Concord and West Concord Women's Clubs schedule a joint meeting for next Monday at 2 30 at the Girl Scout House. Garden Club met last Wednesday at Mrs Leonard Smiths home with speakers Mr and Mrs Percy I Merry on lilies and iris. John W Murphy aged 83 on Thoreau Street is now much improved after hospital care. Several from Concord attended Anders Christoffers 80th birthday in South Acton. Young Peoples Fellowship met last Sunday at Trinitarian Congregational Church with Marilyn Simms leading worship on the Kingdom of God aided by Rev Robert H Barber.
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Concord
West Concord
Girl Scout House
The
Garden Club
Leonard Smith
Hosmer Road
Percy I. Merry
Anders Christofferson
South Acton
Young People’s Fellowship
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Marilyn Simms
Robert H. Barber
Annursnac Grange to Confer Degrees in West Concord
A meeting of Annursnac Grange in West Concord is scheduled for next Monday at 8 p m at Odd Fellows Hall. Master Edward Rundgren will preside and first and second degrees will be conferred. Third and fourth degrees planned for the first meeting in April.
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West Concord
Annursnac Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Edward Rundgren
Nebraska Farm Accident Costs Reported for Last Year
Accidents cost an average of 700 dollars per farm in Nebraska last year, totaling about 100000 dollars across farms. The report highlights the financial impact of farm accidents on Nebraska agriculture and related industries.
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Nebraska
Wheeler New Supervisor of Conservation in Middlesex District
Concord dairy farmer Caleb H Wheeler was elected supervisor of the Middlesex County Soil Conservation District at the annual meeting in Concord. He succeeds Andrew Ketchen of Mainstone Farm Wayland who served as chairman for three years. Wheeler, from Virginia Road Concord, recently earned a Massachusetts Agriculture Department award for outstanding soil conservation work. The three year unpaid term also includes Robert Stuart Littleton and August Schumacher Lexington as board members.
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Concord
Caleb H. Wheeler
Middlesex County Soil Conservation District
Wheeler
Andrew Ketchen
Mainestone Farm
Wayland
Virginia ‘Road
Thoreau ‘Farm
Massachusetts Dept.” of ’ Agriculture
Robert Stuart
Littleton
August Schumacher
Lexington
Billerica Man Narrowly Survives Carlisle Crash
Concord road near the Butler home in Carlisle saw a car driven by Concord road northbound overturn on a curve after veering onto the soft shoulder. Concord troopers and bystanders rushed to aid Billerica resident Peach street resident Em merson Hospital in Concord for head and possible internal injuries.
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Concord
Charles Dearin
Peach Street
Billerica
Concord Road
Butler
Carlisle
Dearin
Emerson Hospital
Daniel Desmond
John Murphy
Concord Barracks
Concord committee to announce cancer campaign subcommittees
The Concord planning group for a cancer drive next month will soon name its subcommittees and volunteer workers. A Sunday supper meeting for Sunday school teachers and church official Mildred heads the Children’s Department of the Society.
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Concord Committee
Offiwal
Children’s Department
Sor
Christian Education
Farmers Seek Data On Seed Varieties For 1950 Planting
County extension agents report farmers ask about new crop varieties. The agent advises buying seed only if it is recommended and suited to the local area and at least as good as current varieties. Dealers and mail ads push promising but untested seeds, often at high prices.
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Central States
Canada
Blue Egg Shells May Be Useful for Egg Dealers
Blue shell eggs may offer a market option for poultrymen tired of the same white eggs. Dr J H Bruckner head of poultry husbandry explains color varies with brown pigment, producing light green and blue shades depending on pigment amount at Corbell University.
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Corbell
J.H. Bruckner
Poultry, Husbandry
Hens Not Fed Properly Won’t Lay Many Eggs
North Dakota assistant poultry husbandman Kermit Schlamb notes hens must be properly fed to lay. He says a flock of 100 five pound pens needs about 125 pounds of well balanced feed per week to stay in good shape.
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Kermit Schlamb
North Dakota
Concord Rotary hears estate planning talk by Devlin
Wayland resident Francis Devlin spoke on estate planning at the Concord Rotary Club luncheon held at Howard Johnson’s. John H. Kennedy led the program. Merton R. Sealey presided. A joint Maynard Concord meeting was announced for Monday at 6. Makeups were noted for Radcliffe, Morrill, Ralph McLeary in Atlantic City. Loring Grimes in Plymouth. Harold Clarke in Maynard. Charles Carruth in Orlando. John Bent in Hastings. H Walt Brown in Bradenton.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Francis. Devlin
Wayland
John H. Kennedy
Robert D. Parks
Merton R. Sealey
Maynard Rotary Club
Hex
Maynard
Radcliffe, Morrill
Ralph
D. ‘McLeary
Atlantic’ City
New Jersey
Loring Grimes
Plymouth
Harold.n. Clarke
Charles* Carruth
Orlando
Florida
John J. Bent
Hastings
And
H. Waltedies
Brown
Stow Police Association Elects Officers at Meeting
The Stow Police Association held its regular meeting at the town hall on March 15. Attendance was strong with guests game wardens Edward Jensen and Nil Zander speaking on routine work. Elected officers include President Winthrop W. Addy Vice President David Smith Secretary George Stokes Treasurer John Hunt.
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Stow
Stow PTA Sponsors Spring Dance at Town Hall
The Stow Parent Teachers Association hosts a dance on Saturday evening April 1 at Stow town hall. Proceeds benefit Hale High School lunch room. Mrs Mollie Vodoklys serves as dance chairman.
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Stow
Stow Town Hall
Hale High School
Mollie Vodoklys
Pupils Vie Museum at Boston Park Museum
Fragmentary report mentions teachers Mrs Leslie Hi McDonald and Lewis, and names Forsyth Kalilinan Christian. Partial reference to a Tacoma case and sheriffs. Abandoned legi ficial app by a pr.
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Museum of Park
Boston
Leslie Hi McDonald
Lewis
Tacoma
Fred Gri
Ed Grimm
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Main St
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Farm Bureau
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U. S
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Parks
Smith House
John W. Murphy
Thoreau Street
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Ketchen
Ralph Ta
Hillsdale
New York
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Robert
Devlin
Kennéli Oon Forsyth
Ri Kalilinan
RR Christian
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