DeMolay Chapter Plans Busy Week With Degrees
Concord Chapter members held a weekend service and breakfast with many officers and dignitaries. The group announced Chevalier Degree awards for Hodgman Woodruff and John Hart and prepared to confer DeMolay degrees at upcoming meetings with Boston and Walden Royal Arch Chapter involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Winslow J. Damon
William K. Walters
Stow
DeMolay Legion of Honor
Mildred A. LeBallister
Smith
International Supreme Council of DeMolay
Hodgman, Woodruff
John H. Hart
DeMolay
Boston
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Inspector Reports on Meat Usage and Fire Causes in 1953
Office records summarize meat handling and use guidance amid fire statistics for 1953. The report highlights 58 16 407 fires with electrical and lightning as notable causes and notes improved safety measures and inspector advice for preventing fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Anniversary Mass at St Elizabeth of Hill Parish West Acton
Anniversary mass at St Elizabeth of h West Acton scheduled for 9 o clock. Frs Zakarynski Walsh and Edward Moncton mentioned in notes. Memorial day events and university setts band to play. Parish extends thanks to Rev Than and aughlin for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersary
St. Elizabeth
West Acton
Ing
Walsh
Fatheph Zakarynski
This Town
Misread text from Masonic temple event
A fragmented note describes a Worthy Advisor initiation at a Masonic temple and a related assembly with mentions of a mother advisor and a whist meal plan. Details are garbled and dates unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Sembly, Ig
Births Listed at Emerson Hospital Week
Birth announcements from Emerson Hospital record a week of new arrivals in Concord area. A son to George and Mrs Blanchard at 14 Commonwealth Ave West Concord on March 14. A son to George and Mrs Howes at 13 Gleedale St Maynard on March 16. A daughter to Albert J Connors at 76 Nason St Maynard on March 16. A daughter to Lauri J Eunelius Shore Ave Stow on March 18. A son to Walter Wasiuk 44 Walnut St Maynard on March 18. A daughter to Theodore Samaros Oxbow Rd South Lincoln on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blanchard
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
George Howes
Gleedale Street
Maynard
Albert J. Connors
Nason Street
Lauri J. Eunelius
Shore Avenue
Stow
Walter Wasiuk
Walnut Street
Theodore Samaros
Oxbow Road
South Lincoln
Awards To Cubs For Past Month At Pack 49
Concord awards this month go to Pack 49 cubs. Wolf Badge recipients include Spencer Young Nils Watsor Peter Knticknap Clement Watson Eben Moulton Robert Gill David Cook Bill Bramhall Bobby Crockett Steve Mason John Horton John Dus ton Kenneth Anderson Arthur Magurn Bruce Bare. Bear Badge winners Billy Napoli Kenneth Johnson Lawrence Reeves Bernie Kelly Billy Quinn David Nickereson. Lion Badge Stanley Wilson. Webelos Albert Elmer Clark Webster. Gold Arrows Harold Goreson Bobby Crockett John Horton Glen Kantorski Peterwedy. Silver Arrows Billy Napoli Sam Newbury Reginald Smith John Horton Richard Gormley Glenn Kantorski Peter Tweedy Mickey Gormley Richard Hurstak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Young
Nils Watsor
Peter Knticknap
Clement Watson
Eben Moulton
Robert Gill
David Cook
Bill Bramhall
Bobby Crockett
Steve Mason
John Horton
John Duston
Kenneth Anderson
Arthur Magurn
Bruce Bare
Billy Napoli
Kenneth Johnson
Lawrence Reeves
Bernie Kelly
Billy Quinn
David Nickereson
Stanley Wilson
Webelos
Albert Elmer
Clark Webster
Gold Arrows
Harold Gorenson
Glen Kantorski
Peterweedy
Silver Arrows
Sam Newbury
Reginald Smith
Richard Gormley
Glenn Kantorski
Peter Tweedy
Mickey Gormely
Richard Hurstak
Carlisle P. T. A. hears Supt speak at April show
Edwin Harriman of the union district of schools from Littleton was guest speaker at Carlisle P. T. A. meeting held Monday evening at the brick schoolhouse. President William Shumway presided. Announcement of a Highland Elementary School talent show on April 1 at the brick schoolhouse. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Edwin Harriman
Union District of Schools
Littleton
Carlisle P. T. A
William Shumway
Highland
Repairing Shelled Floor Surfaces with Shellac Coats
The guidance describes removing old polish with steel wool and cleaner, drying the surface, and applying two coats of shellac to areas needing repair. It emphasizes thorough cleaning before recoating to restore the floor finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Rev Hyland T Richmond Preaches on Holy Zeal and Hard to Teach
Concord reports Rev Hyland T Richmond of Evangelical Free Church delivering a morning sermon on Holy Zeal and an evening talk on Hard to Teach. The Women’s Parish Association met in the vestry Monday afternoon with Mrs Cray Young discussing The Navajo Indians and displaying colored slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland T. Richmond
Evangelical Free Church
Women’s Parish Association
Treasurer urges quick donations for Easter seal sale
William K. Walters, the local area treasurer, calls for early contributions to the Easter seal sale campaign. The local quota is set at 1,625 dollars and donors are urged to give promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Walters
Concord Firemen Respond to Out-of-Town Fire
Firefighters from Concord were called out of town for the second time this week to tackle the Ton Leigh Kennell fire in North Sudbury on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ton Leigh Kennell
Sudbury
Red Cross campaign pursues 16825 goal locally
The Red Cross campaign continues in Acton Roxborough West Concord and Lincoln with a goal of 16825. John Putnam serves as campaign chairman and leads the local effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Anniversary Mass for Bridget Clark at Our Lady Help
An anniversary mass will be celebrated at 8 30 oclock at Our Lady Help of Christians Church Saturday morning for Mrs Bridget Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Bridget Clark
Carlisle Delegation Attends Masonic Sessions and Rummage Sale
Carlisle Grange members traveled to Lowell for first and second degree sessions on Monday. A delegation attended the Tyngsborough meeting on Tuesday, with degrees to be conferred at Bill erica tonight. The Unity Club held a well attended rummage sale at Union Hall Saturday. The next meeting is scheduled for April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Lowell
Tyngsborough
Billerica
Unity Club
Union Hs
Rehearsals Continue for Easter Cantata at Carlisle Church
Rehearsals proceed for the annual Easter cantata to be presented at Carlisle Congregational Church on April 10 under the direction of William Shumway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Congregational Church
William Shumway
Driver Held on 3 Charges After Crash
Bedford-William V. Sluskon, 22, of Roxbury, a former patient at the Veterans hospital, was arraigned in Concord District Court on three charges after a car crash killed John F. Horton, 35, of Brockton who was a passenger. Horton’s death followed another fatality in seven days. Sluskonis faces manslaughter, driving to endanger, and DUI. He was ordered held for the grand jury with bail set. Judge Pierre A. Northrup presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
William V. Sluskonis
Roxbury
Veterans Hospital
John F. Horton
Brockton
Concord District Court
Horton
Sluskonis
Pierre A. Northrup
Bedford Church Events Include Benefit Concert
Bedford events include a pops concert sponsored by the Church of Christ on Friday April 29 led by Mrs. Warren D Bennett. The United Workers host a dessert bridge at Mrs. George Fraser’s home with reservations led by Mrs. Roderick D MacLean. A sewing meeting occurred at the church last Wednesday with Mrs. Ralph W Thompson in charge. A rummage sale is planned at the First Parish Unitarian Church on Saturday April 23. The Couples Club of the First Parish Church visited Boston for a social evening arranged by Rev. David C Pohl and Douglas Pfeiffer. Mrs Lillian E Doherty O Donnell of Bridgewater, formerly Bedford, was laid to rest last week at A E Long Chapel North Cambridge. she formerly worked at the Veterans Hospital and is survived by her husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Theommittee
Warren D. Bennett
the United Workers
George Fraser
Hillside Avenue
Roderick D. MacLean
Ralph W. Thompson
Couples Club
First Parish
Boston
David C- Pohl
Douglas Pfeiffer
Lillian E. (Doherty) O‘donnell
Bridgewater
Bedford
A. E. Long
Cambridge
Veterans Hospital
St Augustine Marks 400th Birthday in 1965
The article notes St Augustine Florida will observe its 400th anniversary in 1965 highlighting the city's age and historical significance for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. . Augusttine
Floridia
United States Leads Global Coffee and Cocoa Demand
The United States remains the world’s largest consumer of coffee and cocoa, taking roughly 60 percent of coffee exports and about 40 percent of cocoa. This dominant share underscores U S demand shaping global commodity markets and trade flows for these commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ice Chips of 1955 at Boston Garden features Boynton family
The Concord family of Dr and Mrs John Wilson Boynton Jr of 3 Lexington Road appears in the Boston Garden Ice Chips of 1955 event from March 24 to 27. Beside the parents the children Banny Jane and Susan will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John Wilson Boynton, Jr
Lexington Road
Boston
Craftsman Today forum to be held at deCordova Museum
The deCordova Museum hosts a Saturday forum on March 26 at 8 p.m. featuring Norman Tannenbaum William Wyman and Frederick Walkey to discuss the craftsman as designer artist and the impact of craft exhibitions. The event is free and open to craftsmen and the public with audience questions. Easter Seals donations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
deCordova Museum
deCordova Craftsmen
Massachusetts
Norman Tannenbaum
Belmont
Hyannis
Winchester
William Wyman
Frederick Walkey
Otto Stein's dairy progress inspires Middlesex farms
A Middlesex county farmer Otto Stein of Stow joins the Soil Conservation District as a new supervisor and describes a plan that turned his dairy farm around. He now markets a hay surplus after years of high winter feed costs and urges others to contact Extension and Soil Conservation Service for guidance to boost profits through selective breeding fertilization reseeding silos and modern equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Stein
Stow
Otto
Middlesex Soil Conservation District
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Bedford Births Reach Emerson Hospital Lineup
New Bedford area families welcomed three daughters at Emerson Hospital. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nawoichik of 24 Summer Street arrived March 15, followed by a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Sternberg of 229B Old Bilberica Road on March 17, and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cabot of 11 Neillian Street on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Emerson Hospital
Stanley Nawoichik
Summer Street
Mau
Rice L. Stermberg
Billerica Road
John P. Cabot
Neillian Street
Farm Owners Often Acquire Land in Late Twenties
The article notes most farmers obtain their first acreage between ages 25 and 30, suggesting a typical entry window for new farm ownership and investment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olay
Ity
Id LeBallister
David Woodster
Alan Williamtoward George
Deacon Lings
Thomas Shal
Floyd c Orator
Paul Bedford
Henry Willard d
Harold G.ard Elson
Harold Ham
H. Jaynes
Upreme Council
Action
Rep
John Concord
Gilbert
Chence
Street
Edward Moncton
S. Parish
Ucess
Than
Aughlin
NGS
CUBS
Elmer
Webster
P.T. A
Star Farmer
Burd W. Schantz
Alburtis
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers Annual Convention
Kansas City
Burd
Women of the First Parish Unitarian Church
Advertising Council
RED Cross
Featuring
Waltham
Powder Mill Maynard
Middlesex Soil Conservation District News
Carl O. Clark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!