Bowdoin Glee Club Hosts Home Hospitality Night in Concord
More than 50 of the Bowdoin College Glee Club’s 70 members will be entertained as overnight guests of Concord Acton and Lincoln residents after a concert at Concord Academy Gymnasium tonight at 8. Concert arrangements were led by Robert B. Lortz Frederick H Bubier and Dr Edward S Nahigian with host families including the Sreenans Jenneys Ogilvies Camerons Shaw and Lowry among others.
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Concord
Lincoln
Acton
Lions Club
Academy Gymnasium
Bowdoin College Glee Club
Concord Academy
Concord Lions Club
Robert B. Lortz
Frederick: H. Bubier
Edward S. Nahigian
Walter A. Stevens
Arthur L. Carr
Richard D. Elson
Linda Peterson
Nancy Fiske
Marsha Ravenscroft
Susan Kendall
Dorothy Fiske
Curtis Peterson
Lincoln Ravenscroft Jr
Bowdoin
William V. Sreenan
Warren‘Jenney
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Alexander A. ‘Cameron
Walker K Shaw Jr
Stanley Lowry
John J. Fallon
Alan L. Spurr
John
Elmer E. Brooks
Robert H. Barber
Laurence F. Peterson
W. Steward Gray
Thomas Flint
Virginia Williamson
Robert L. Ramsay
Loring Grimes
William H. Clark
Earl Grey
Franklin Shores
Frederick Tillotson
Glee Club
Fred T. Boyd
Town hears radio program amid busy local week
Local residents attend a busy week with events including a town fair at Con, a Red Cross drive, a Glee Club presentation, and a radio program on Channel 2. Community figures such as the town manager, business owners, and police notes are mentioned along with upcoming reservations and a school clothing theme.
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Conol
Davidson
Tte
Red Cross
Third Day Meeting Notices From Local Congregations
Mr and Mrs Mary A Con rood announce a family event on March 20 with a social program at Touss. Dr Edward Minister of the Unitarian Church presides. The Junior S Group gathers at 7 30 p m Sunday and a second discussion is planned.
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Edward
The
Unitarian Church
Hawthorne Chapter EMG To Install Officers
Concord notices the Hawthorne Chapter of the Eastern Star will install its officers on Wednesday April 14 at the Masonic temple with a supper program. The retiring worthy matron is Mrs. Sue Jackson and a new slate will be announced.
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Concord
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sue Jackson
Concord Leads in Pioneering TV Education Efforts
Concord is recognized for leading New England in educational television efforts. Cities request copies of parent and student questionnaires, posters, and window displays. A Boston Sunday double spread highlighted a high school gala with Bradford Washburn and Richard Borden stills. Campaign committee members and donors are named, with about $500 still needed to fund Channel 2 for the first year.
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Concord
New England
Boston
Evenng
Bradford Washburn
Richard Borden
Concord DeMolay Holds Regular Meeting With Four Initiates
On Friday evening the Concord DeMolay Chapter met at the Masonic Temple. Master Councillor George Hodgmann presided as four candidates received the initiatory degree. The next regular meeting is set for April 5 with a bowling party to follow.
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Concord
Concord DeMolay Chaner
Masonic
Attorney Lombard to Speak at April Meeting
Concord announces Attorney John F. Lombard of Belmont will address the Men’s Club at Trinitarian Congregational Church on April 2. His topic is “Problems of Adoption.”
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Concord
Men’s Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
John F. Lombard
Belmont
Anniversary Ball Tickets On Sale For Concord Event
The Company H military ball committee announces Ray Derey Orchestra will perform on April 19 with a 1?p eve orchestra and a female vocalist. Tickets are available from any guard member as the 150th anniversary of the company in Concord approaches and locals are expected to support a large dance.
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Concord
Ray Derey
Seminar Aids Parents of Retarded Children With Q A
At the final seminar held at Trinitarian Church Mrs Helen L Bacon of the Massachusetts Mental Health Department answered questions and discussed individual cases. The program focused on personal help for each child and ways to overcome faults through special support.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Helen L. Bacon
Massachusetts Mental Health Department
Norsram
Seven Ways Concord Chamber Will Aid Local Business
The Work Committee of the Concord Chamber proposes seven measures including an information center for visitors and signs to guide tourists to historic sites. Other ideas seek off street parking, an industrial area study, a legislative committee, and consideration of uniform store closing hours.
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Concord
Industrial Committee
Commercial Committee
School Leaders Attend New England Conference in Cambridge
Concord officials Mrs. John J. Fallon Mrs. Ernest R. Spinney Winthrop H. Lee Supt. Radcliffe Morrill and John C. Palmer joined the annual New England School Development Council meeting at the Hotel Commander Cambridge on March 19. Panel discussions covered Trends in the New England Economy and Critical Personnel Problems. Dr. George H. Ellis and Dr. Harold E. Hyde delivered keynote addresses. Dr. Néil Gross spoke on The Pressures On and the Dilemmas of the School Superintendent, marking an early public release of Harvard School Executive Role Projects research.
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Concord
John J. Fallon
Ernest R. Spinney
Winthrop H. Lee
Radcliffe Morrill
John C. Palmer
New England School Development Council
Commander
Cambridge
New England
George H. Ellis
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Harold E. Hyde
Plymouth Teachers College
Plymouth
New Hampshire
Néil Gross
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Harvard School
Gress
Chamber committees held by Powers and Damon
Concord chamber met two committees this past week. The membership committee is chaired by James W. Powers and the industrial committee by John K. Damon. Details of their programs will be announced later.
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Concord
Chamber of Commerce
James W. Powers
John K. Damon
Dunbar Guest of Rotarians New Directors
Concord meeting of the Rotary Club heard David Dunbar assistant director of camping for the Boy Scouts of America discuss Human Resources focusing on developing personal resources for the coming generation. Directors elected included Benjamin F. Clark, Voigt, John H. Kennedy, Dr. D. Edward Cleary, Ralph A. Macone, Chester D. Smithears, and Harold Nichols.
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Concord
David Dunbar
Boy Scouts of America
John H. Kennedy
D. Edward Cleary
Ralph A. Macone
Chester D. Smithears
Harold Nichols
West Concord Fire Crew Responds to Grass Fire
Firefighters rushed to a minor grass fire off Main Street near Box 32 on Monday afternoon marking the 70th alarm of the year. By Tuesday morning they had responded to 45 ambulance calls this year.
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Concord
West Concord
Main Street
Concord High School science fair crowns three triple winners
At Concord High School six annual science fair, three students tied for first place after judges could not pick a single winner. Christopher Billings, Douglas Sinclair, and Robert McWalter share top honors and will enter the state fair in MIT on April 3.
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Leonard E. Rae
Concord Lions Club
Concord High School
Donovan
Christopher Billings
Douglas Sincair
Robert McWalter
Ies
Concord High
Concord
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Douglas Sinclair
M. I.T
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mcWalter
John J. McWalter
Barretts Mill Road
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Soph ‘Nore
Donald
Crescent Road
Billings
Ang Wits
James’ B
Walden Street
Lincoln
Howard M. Hawkes
Newton
Russsell C. Fitz
George Davidson
Paul Josephson
Peter Fredenburgh
Eleanor Loomer
Mary Lou Perrin
Barbara Fultz
Fay Loring
Curtis Petersen
Thomas Caldwell
Bradford Mattison
Dean Soule
New England
Daniel Clark
Marjorie Cunningham
Walter Driscoll
Coburn Benson
Richard Dunbrack
John Foster
John Wheeler
David Kane
John Kendrick
David Godspeed
Two Movie Showings Here Next Saturday
Concord residents can enjoy two film showings sponsored by the Concord Recreation Commission. The first screening is at Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium at 10 a.m. and the second at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium at 2 p.m. All are welcome, especially children, with a selection of shorts and comedies.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Harvey Wheeler
Wells A. Hall
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