Schaal Heads PTA At Stow In Final Meeting
The final PTA meeting of the season was held at Town Hall on Wednesday evening May 5. Officers elected include Albert A. Schaal president Margaret Stow vice president Gladys Nelson secretary and publicity Donald Bills treasurer Hazel Witherbee hospitality Gertrude Bloomberg milk program chair Thomas Salmon program chair. The school and program chair position was not filled. The association has over sixty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Town Hall
Albert A. Schaal
Margaret Stow
Gladys Nelson
W Donald Bills
Hazel, Witherbee
Gertrude.Bloomberg
Thomas Salmon
Parent Teachers Association
Bolton Parent Teachers Association Meeting Notice
Parents and others are invited to attend PT.A. meetings whether or not they are members. An Association auction is planned for July. Mr Davis, Superintendent of Schools, invites Stow to attend the Bolton PTA in Bolton on Wednesday evening May 19, with the Fort Devens Glee Club providing entertainment. The first fall meeting will be in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Davis
Stow
Bolton Parent Teachers Association
Bolton
Fort Devens Glee Club
P.T.A
Selectman's Daughter Competes in Nashuha Valley Apple Blossom
Miss Geraldine Andersen, a Concord High School junior and daughter of Selectman Krist Andersen, represented West Record in the Nashuha Valley Apple Blossom contest. Other local entrants included Miss Marjorie Howell of Acton and Miss Inge Karplus of Littleton.
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West
Concord
Geraldine Andersen
Concord High School
Nashuha Valley
Marjorie Howell
Acton
Inge. Karplus
Littleton
Andersen
Selectman
Krist Andersen
Main Street
West Record
Nam Queen
Conford High School
First Communion Sunday Observed at Our Lady Help
Children of the First Communion class at Our Lady Help of Christians Concord will receive communion at 8 30 mass on Sunday May 23. In the afternoon the annual May procession with crowning of the queen and festival will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Or Lady Help of Christians
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Engagement Of Miss Reynolds To Middlesex Grad
Local interest centers on the engagement of Miss Mary Gardner Reynolds to William Kennedy Boone Middendorf. Miss Reynolds, a St Timothy’s graduate and debutante, is with the Junior League and Vincent Club and studies at the New England Conservatory of Music. Middendorf, Middlesex School alumnus and Harvard College junior, belongs to the Varsity Hasty Pudding and Owl clubs and has played JV sports.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Middendorf
Middlesex School
Concord
Harvard College
Varsity
the Hasty Pudding
The
Owl
Harvard
Concord Spring Meeting ends with ovation for cast and director
Concord hosts a three night Spring Meeting at the Veterans building with packed audiences. Miss Louise Kingman led the production and received high esteem from attendees. A large backstage crew aided, and the cast featured Hope Chase, Marie Gooding, Marguerite Ecker, Eben Corey and others.
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Concord
Veterans Building
Louise Kingman
Testimonial for Rev Fr Sullivan Held in Cambridge
A testimonial honoring Rev Fr Joseph W Sullivan, curate, recently transferred from Our Lady’s Parish West Concord to St Patrick’s Cambridge, will be held at Harvey Wheeler School on Wednesday May 19 at 8 o'clock. Parishioners and friends organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Joseph W. Sullivan
Our Ladys
Engagement announced of Miss Marie Carney and Philip H Williams
Concord announces the engagement of Miss Marie Carney of Dorchester with Mr Philip H Williams of Concord. The couple's families are listed as Frank L Carney and Mrs Carney, and Mr Williams. No wedding date is given.
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Concord
Marie Carney
Frank L. Carney
Dorchester
Philip H. Williams
Adams Announces Date Of Good Will Dinner June 3
Concord mass Good Will Dinner of the Massachusetts Catholic Protestant and Jewish committees will be held June 3 at the Hotel Statler Boston. Honorable Charles Francis Adams chairs the committee and the event is dedicated to hospitalized veterans still recuperating from World War II injuries. Abraham E. Pinanski will serve as toastmaster.
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Concord
Massachusett
Statler
Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Abraham E. Pinanski
Massachusetts Superior Court
Middlesex Crew Seeks Home Regatta Versus St Mark's
Concord Middlesex School crews prepare for a home race next Saturday against arch rival St Mark's of Southboro on a half mile course at Bateman's pond. Also notes Dolan of the Massachusetts Reform School spoke to Middlesex North Pomona Grange in Lowell and local births and funerals nearby.
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Middlesex School
St. Mark’s of
Southboro
Batemanh’s. Pond
John C. Dolan
Massachusetts Reformatory
Middlesex North Pomona Grange
Lowell
Farm Speaker Delivers Talk on Plans at Middlesex Extension
At 6 45 p m last Wednesday Charles Leeland of the Middlesex extension service spoke on farming plans and the New England Farm program during a radio session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Farm
Colleges Need Five Billion For New Buildings By 1950
The U S Office of Education released an appraisal after a census survey showing the college age population will reach 2 0 million by 1957 and that colleges will require five billion dollars for new buildings to meet demand. Demand comes from veterans and postwar enrollment growth.
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Washington
United States
U. S Office of Education
Bureau
United, States
Empire State
Pentagon
Pasilion
Vosey v. Follis
Ans
Smore
Hollis
Builder of Ulinois Town Emerges as Noted Local Builder
Albert L. Robbs, 74, founded a rural Illinois hill country town named Robbs which now has about 145 residents. He is postmaster, owner of a lumber yard, saw mill, and store, and has built homes and a two year school site. Robbs claims success as a “square shifter” with profits from various trades and a railway project where his deposit helped the Illinois Central line reach the town, earning about 180000 dollars after an initial 10000 dollar bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROBBS
Albert L. Robbs
Ilinois Hill
Baisella
Ikecan
Agre
Illinois Central Railroad
Treasury Admits Currency Not Up to Par
Washington testimony before the House Appropriations Committee reveals treasury concerns over currency quality. Kilby, commissioner of the bureau of the public debt, says money circulates longer than it should and that older bills remain in use while more notes are printed, hindering retirement of worn cash.
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Washington
O& Ois
Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
B. i. ‘Kilby
Bureau ‘of the Public Debt
Kilby
Lincoln League Elects Mrs Styron Again President
Concord Mrs Charles M Styron wife of Rev Charles Marvin Styron minister of the First Church Lincoln has been re elected president of the Lincoln League of Women Voters Other officers include Mrs Glennon Gilboy first vice president Mrs Howard Snelling second vice president Mrs Kenneth Bergen assistant to the president Mrs Henry Pallota recording secretary Mrs Charles K Kubik treasurer Mrs Robert L De Normandie and Mrs Harland B Newton members of the executive committee Elected to the nominating committee were Mrs Arthur Rice Jr and Mrs D Everest Sherman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Charles M. Styron
Charles Marvin Styron
Lincoln
Lincoln League of Women Voters
Glennon‘ Gilboy
Howard Snelling
Kenneth Bergen
Henry Pallota
Charles K. Kubik
Robert L. DeNormandie
Harland B. Newton
Arth ~ W. Rice, Jr
D. E Verest Sherman
Assabet Institution Elects Officers at Maynard Meeting
At the annual Assabet Institution meeting in Maynard Massachusetts on May 8 1948 officers were elected and sworn. Guyer W Fowler is President Frank E Sanderson First Vice President Oswald C Drechsler Second Vice President Alfred E McCleary Clerk trustees include Oswald Laurila Sidney E McCleary George H Herrick Ohne K Wilson and other corporation members David Mond Q Drechsler Hans A Erikson Henry Erikson R Coset and Frank S Guieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution
Maynard
Massachusse
Guyer W.fowler
Frank E. Sanderson
Oswald C.’ Drechsler
Alfred E. McCleary
Oswald Oae Laurila
Sidney E. McCleary
George H. Herrick
Ohne K Wilson
James ‘A. Coushl
E. McCleary
Patrick H. Murphy
William Stockwell
Lqr
Henry H. Warren
Sidney E. McClearyne
Board of Investment
James A. Coughlan
Guy Frank E. Sanderson
Gavin Taylor
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Selectman’s Girl
Apple
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Norman
DeNoyes
Tel. Sud
Or Sud
Wilson Lumber Co
General Scott
Vera, Cruz
Iwo Jima
Mt. Suribachi
Miss Reynolds
Middlesex
Lindberg
Acton ST
Kirgman
Fr. Sullivan
Armstrong
Framinghall
Adams
Wilk
Jack‘ ’ Lynch
Fenn
John'b. Lynch
Thoreau Street
Andover
Lynch
Pacific Theatre
John Healey
Jane Butler
Waylay
John
Emerson Hospital
Frederick Butler
Jack Skewes
Dartmorth
Percy Skewes
Carrie M. Robbins
Carlisle School
Wens
Westford
Bay
Philaelphia
Pennsylvania
Walter He Trumbull
Wwin
Business Managrand
Middlesex Wi
Ameslie
Ulinois
Department
Lincoln League
Styron
Ruth Tulis
Sudbury
Offi West Concord—aly
Our of Christians Ch Name Society
Hanley
Central
West, Acton, Plumbing and Supplies
Salil
Reaso
Tel
Summél
Salj
Custom Farm
Concord R.F.D. NO
ACTOI
Webb Brook” Club
Billerica
Dot. Gleason
Saturn
CALL
Assabet Institution For Savings
Giger Powe ‘Gutteridge
William Naylor
Thomas F. Parker
John J. Zaniewski
Oswald C. Drechsler
Patrick William, Naylor
Williams Stoc
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