Bradford Lietenant Governor Bid Gains GOP Support
Middlesex District Attorney Rob Bradford’s Republican bid for Lieutenant Governor gains backing from a statewide committee. Key figures include Bertram Little as chair and Maynard Hutchinson as treasurer. Local committees to be named, with Bradford’s support rising among women’s groups and counties beyond Middlesex.
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Marlboro Grange Meeting Highlights Talks and Memorials
Marlboro Grange members met in Odd Fellows Hall with Worthy Master Wilson Walker presiding. Robert Dolan, director of Vocational Guidance, spoke on his work. Mrs. Mary Miles urged volunteers for City Victory Gardens. A memorial service honored Nellie Lanson and Catherine Carter. Martha Moore’s charter was draped. Next meeting June 1 will feature a covered dish supper. Concord Mothers Club held its annual banquet at Strawberry Hill House with Frederick R. Hart Jr. presiding. spring season closes.
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Concord ‘Mothers Club
Strawberry Hill House
Acton
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Mitchell group elects Mrs Rando president at school meeting
Marlboro reports Mrs Anthony Rando re elected president of the Mitchell branch Hone and School association at a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the school Others named include vice president Mrs Max Miller secretary Miss Marion Brigham treasurer Mrs Lilian Perkins and various teacher and mother representatives Directors include Mrs Louise Wood Mrs John Fmdo and others The program featured music by the School Orchestra and Scouts with songs and dances and a salute to the flag led by the group
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Anthony Rando
Mitchell
Hone and School Association
Louis Neville
Lenora ‘Braica
Jean : Fere
Patricia Temple
Betty Ann Belmore
James Risser
Edward Rougeau
Theresa Beauchaine
Barbara Stone
David Temple
Barbara Bouthilette
Claire Cadieux
Mary
Chester
Janice LaPorte
Mrs Savello
Joyce Courtemanche
Ellen
Elizabeth Matthewson
Betty Howe
Mitchell School
Mary Rando
Raymond Ledoux
Cornet
Nicholas Diruvo
Asparagus Harvest Boosts Local Farm Yields
Concord farmers report a bumper asparagus crop following a hot spell. Rev. Harry P. Odland resumes duties at the Evangelical Free Church after two weeks away, delivering a Sunday evening sermon. buy WAR BONDS and STAMPS.
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National Hospital Day Urged In Massachusetts 1944
Governor Saltonstall designates Friday May 12 as Massachusetts Hospital Day to honor hospitals wartime service. He calls for Cadet Nurse Corps participation and urges volunteers, praising young women joining nursing and all who donate time to sustain hospital care.
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Concord summer playgrounds to operate again this summer
The Concord playground program will run this summer with daily classes at Rideout and Emerson playgrounds after the school calendar ends. William Spokesfield, last year's director, is expected to head the classes following his schooling in Darien Connecticut. Joseph Dee and Major Michael J Dee attended the Eire Society meeting in Boston.
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Willian Spokesfield
Darien
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Bedford Street
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F'm Street
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Boston
Middlesex Tigers top St. Mark's in tennis clash
Middlesex School defeated St. Mark's from Southboro 6 2 at Concord courts to stay undefeated on the day. The Tigers won four of five singles matches and sealed the victory with a doubles win.
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Middlesex Tennis Team Sweeps St Mark's in League Matches
Stiklés-Freeman and teammates from Middlesex defeated Veranes and others from St Mark's in a series of singles and doubles matches. Results included Stiklés-Freeman 6 1 6 1 and Stewart 10 8 7 5 in singles with several close battles. Veranes and Lobwell joined doubles wins for St Mark's but Middlesex claimed overall superiority.
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