First Universal-Unitarian Convention Eyes Unity Merge
Mr. Paul Killinger reports the first biennial convention of the Council of Liberal Churches Inc to be held in Detroit from August 24 to 29. Nearly 1000 delegates from the Universalist Church of America and the American Unitarian Association will vote on proposals toward the merger of the two denominations into a single liberal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Killinger
First Parish Church
Unitarian
Council of Liberal Churches (Universalist - Unitarian) Inc
Detroit
Michigan
Universalist Church of America
American Unitarian Association
Stow School Building Committee Signs Contracts for New Elementary School
At Friday meeting, March 25, the contracts were signed for the new elementary school and construction will begin immediately. Mrs. Derby announces a Union Evangelical church Service Club pot luck supper Monday at 7 pm in the church Vestry followed by a Chinese auction. A baked bean supper is planned for April 16 at 6 30 with tickets from Service club members.
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Stow School Building Committee
Robert Derby, Jr
Union Evangelical Church
Service Club
Easter sale planned by Ladies Alliance at church Vestry
The Ladies' Alliance of the First Parish church has completed plans for the annual Easter sale to be held in the Vestry of the church on Saturday, April 2. The next meeting of the 4-H club will be on Wednesday, April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Alliance of the First
4-H
Grange Meeting Set for Townhall April 5
The Grange will hold a meeting at Townhall on Tuesday evening April 5. First and second degrees will be worked with eight candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Townhall
Veterans meeting set for Memorial Day planning
Commander Allan Ferguson of the Warren Wheeler Wether bee Post No. 272 American Legion invites all Stow veterans to a meeting at Town Hall at 8 o'clock Monday evening to organize Memorial Day exercises.
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Allan Ferguson
Warren Wheeler Wetherbee
American Legion
Welcome Mrs A Dumbleton To Great Road Residence
A cordial welcome greets Mrs A Dumbleton who is moving to Great Road from Middletown Connecticut.
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A. Dumbleton
Great Road
Middletown
Connecticut
Mrs Lois Campbell Hosts Low Teen Dance at Town Hall
Lois Campbell announces a Low Teen dance at Town Hall on Saturday evening from 7:30 to 10. Stillman Priest will call the dancing.
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Lois Campbell
Town Hall
Stillman Priest
Okinawa Children Learn to Drink Milk After WWII Relief
After World War II relief shipments of dried milk, Okinawa’s children were taught to drink it and soon grew to like the supplement, marking a notable postwar aid impact on local nutrition.
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Okinawa
Four Pairs Curtains and Home Goods For Sale
Four pairs living room curtains priced at 2 75 for the lot. Coldspot electric refrigerator 25. Philco console radio 15. Waffle iron with grids 3 50. Call Maynard 1056 M.
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Philco
Maynard
Nashoba Boards Coordinate Anti-Polio Vaccination Drive
Nashoba Health Department and 16 town boards of health coordinate with area school systems to prepare an anti polio vaccination program for first and second graders. Parents must sign and return permission slips promptly for the three shot series to be completed before June. The program awaits final approval and is presented as safe by health officials.
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Acton
United States
Nashoba Health Department
Boards of Health
Ashburnham
Ashby
Ayer
Berlin
Bolton
Boxboro
Dunstable
Tyngsboro
Groton
Harvard
Lancaster
Littleton
Lunenburg
Shirley
Townsend
Westford
Health Department
Concord Chorus wraps March Boston performances and plans concert
The Concord Chorus finished eight March performances in Boston and prepared about 60 choral works under Dr. Archibald T. Davison for Low ell Lectures on Five Centuries of Choral Music. Recordings will air on a Boston radio station later this year, with May rehearsals and a Veterans Building concert under Davison.
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Concord
Concord Chorus
Boston
Archibald T. Davison
Lowell
Veterans Building
Bedford Woman Testifies as Star Witness in Burke Trial
Mrs. Jeannette J. Haggerman of Summer Street testified at Suffolk Superior Court as a key witness in the Trigger Burke Charles Street Jail guards case. Her account of the August break of the New York gunman stirred excitement during the trial.
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Jeannette J. Haggerman
Summersteet
Burke Charles Street
Suffolk Superior Court
New York
Convalescing Mrs Elder Receives Family Care
Mrs Edwin C Elder of Burlington road is convalescing at her daughter’s Bedford home after a fractured leg. Special after services are planned at First Parish Unitarian Church and Church of Christ Congregational on Sunday April 10 with sermons by Rev David C Pohl and Rev Marvin L Derby.
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Edwin C. Elder
Burlington Road
William H. Arnold
Great Road
Bedford
First Parish Unitarian Church
Church of Christ, Congregational
David C. Pohl
Marvin L. Derby
Paste Direct Instructions on Mixes for Bakequick Containers
If you prepare your own quick mixes for baking paste direct ions for the different quantities on the container.
Library reaches 10 millionth book without fanfare
The Library of Congress, the world's largest library, acquired its 10 millionth book last year but the title remains unknown among 10,155,000 books and pamphlets plus 33,153,000 total items including films music and newspapers stored in its vast catalog.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Sudbury PTA program on guidance features Dr Lindemann
Dr Erich Lindemann, chief psychiatrist at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School director, spoke at a Sudbury Lincoln School Association meeting on guidance programs for early schooling and social development. He stressed teachers reports as key to studying personality, with Mr Wonata Lucker detailing secondary level guidance and a blend of personality and vocational aims.
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Sudbury
Erich Lindemann
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sudbury P. T. A
Lincoln School Association
Lindemann
Harvard Medical School
Wellesley Human Relations Institute
Lincoln
Smith School
Wonata Lucker
Lexington Public Schools
Branch Bank to Open in Sudbury
Framingham Trust Company earns approval from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to establish a Sudbury branch with full services except safety deposit boxes. Raymond Hilliard outlines offerings including mortgages, accounts, Government Bonds, checks, money orders, travelers checks, and security transactions with local architects and real estate firms coordinating. The colonial building sketches are on display, located between the post office and Sudbury Drug, set back from the street near the Shopping Center, and includes parking for about 80 cars.
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Sudbury
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
Framingham Trust Company
Raymond Hilliard
Obie and Wood
Lawson and Page
Edward Hill
Hall
Sudbury Drug Company
Concord Veterans' Services buys quick copy machine
The Concord Department of Veterans' Services purchased a verifax photo copy machine that makes a copy in one minute. It will provide immediate service to veterans needing separation papers or other documents, with a small fee to cover costs.
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Concord
Concord Department of Veterans’ Services
Village League Plans Sunday Meeting for 2026 Season
Village Baseball League to hold a Sunday meeting April 3 at 2 30 p m in the Fort Devens Sports Arena to finalize preparations for the new season James Walsh of North Leominster is president of the 32 year old circuit Seven of the 16 clubs attended the March 20 session with others signaling intent to return while several clubs were not heard from Most clubs are expected to attend Sunday Groton has expressed intent to rejoin Fitchburg Bestooos of Fitchburg joined last October Clubs inviting area teams to attend or contact the league for membership Also a note urges support for the American Cancer Society Crusade to fight cancer with cancer tolls cited.
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Groton
Gardner
Greenville
N.H
Bestoos
Fitchburg
Lincoln Sudbury Regional School Football Prospects
An uncertain note indicates the defense department or athletics text, with unclear wording about expectations for players at Lincoln Sudbury Regional School.
Technical Products Co. Expands Gear Maker in Concord Area
Technical Products Inc. marks ten years and reports wage outlays exceeding $1 million while hiring up to 65 workers, with local contractors receiving $200k to $300k for four expansion phases. Founded 1945 by T W Khiralla and N M Deraney, the firm moved from Boston to Concord, growing to 17,000 square feet and plans a 750 unit addition behind its offices.
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T. W. Khiralla
Lexington
N.M. Deraney
Concord
Khiralla
Mr. Deraney
Boston
Delaney
Acton
Maynard
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Pleasant St
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Nashoba Board
DR. Lindemann
Sudbury Pta
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