Spanish War Veterans Hold Concord Reunion
Thirteen veterans from Concord's Old Company I, 6th Regiment Massachusetts Infantry, U S A V, marked the 63rd anniversary of muster into federal service at Framingham. The group, most of the original 106 with three officers, met at the Veterans Building then visited local cemeteries before a dinner at The Fairway.
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Concord
Massachusetts Infantry
U.S. Wa. V
Framingham
Maine
California
Gencord
Sudbury
Bedford
West Medford
Waltham
Lincoln
Acton
John Anderson
George Hagerty
John Hagerty
Philip Davis
Thomas Todd
Joseph Hart
Felix Geoffrion
Harry Saunders
James Powers
Llewelyn. Richardson
John J. Kelliher
Oliver Wood
Acton Center
James H. Tolman
West Acton
Hart
Fairway
Brackett Attends Coleman Training in Wichita
R W Brackett owner of Brackett Heating Company visits Wichita Kansas for a Coleman Company sales and engineering school. He is among 34 New England heating experts chosen for the Coleman Heating Institute program as 40 clinics are held nationwide. After a tour of Wichita plants producing 1000 units daily the group will begin four days of intensive training.
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Maynard
Robert Dean Brackett
Brackett Heating Company
Wichita
Kansas
Coleman Company, Inc
Brackett
New England
Coleman Heating Institute
Cole Man
Rainbow Girls elect new Concord officers and May events
Concord Rainbow Assembly selects Janice Behar as new worthy adviser to succeed Beverly Chaffee. Installations set for May 26 at Masonic Temple with other officers named and Sylvia Hope serving as chaplain. Maynard Assembly plans May 2 installation, while Concord Assembly hosts a rummage sale June 2 with details to come.
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Concord
Janice Beharrell
Concord Rainbow Assembly
Beverly Chaffee
Masonic Temple
Jean Heyliger
Janice Phelps
Charity
Judith Hamblin
Hope
Jean MacFarlane
Faith
Sylvia Hope
Concord Girls
Service of
Massachusetts Assembly
Marcia Joan Lapham
Carlisle
Maynard Assembly
Concord Assembly
Acton Library Purchases New Volumes and Titles
The Acton Memorial Library lists a long purchase including Flies The Balance Wheel The Hick ory Limb Acres and Pains Spot Three Bricks and Three Brothers The Far Lands 13 Clocks Snow Ice and Penguins Home to the Hermitage Connie Thea tre Directors Betty Loring Illustrator Proud New Flags The Spur Guardian Heart Salad Days Suleiman the Magnificent Official Encyclopedia of Baseball U S A the Permanent Revolution Ballet for Beginners War in Korea Child birth Without Fear Festival Florence Nightingale A King s Store His Eye is on the Sparrow Fifty Fabulous Years God s Men We Barrymores Circus Doctor Peace Can be Won Two Edged Vengeance Doubt ful Valley Dead Man s Saddle Blind Cartridges Rope and Lead Flaming Canyon Hopalong Cassidy and the Rustlers Hairtrigger Kid Stormy Rangé Tall Man Riding And This is Boston Three Little Kittens Tico Tico.
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Acton
Acton Memorial Library
The
Hermitage
Connie
Betty Loring
the Spur
Guardian Heart
Suleiman the Magnificent
U.S. A
Korea
Whitney Speaker At Waltham League Luncheon
Otis M. Whitney commanding officer of the 182nd Infantry and Governor's Council member spoke at the League of Women Voters luncheon in Waltham on Tuesday. The program titled Know Your State was presented by Mrs. George Woodman and presided by Mrs. Harvey Earp.
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Concord
Otis M. Whitney
182Nd Infantry
League of Women Voters
Waltham
George Woodman
Harvey Earp
Girl Scout Workers Elect Officers in Sudbury Meeting
Sudbury Girl Scout Association held its annual meeting at the Girl Scout Cabin on May 9. Elected for next year were chairman Mrs George J Mailly co chairwoman Mrs Merle L Hamilton recording secretary Mrs Louis H Hough corresponding secretary Mrs Preston L Putnam treasurer Mrs Edward Hill. A Mother and Daughter Picnic was planned for May 26 weather permitting with a rain date June 2. It will be a cookout from 11 a m to 12 30 followed by the Court of Awards.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Girl Scout Associates
George J. Mailly
Merle L. Hamilton
Louis H. Hough
Preston L. Putnam
Edward Hill
Acton Faculty Revises Schedule For Next Year
After several faculty conferences Superintendent Pearson and Vice-Principal OConnell revised the high school schedule for 1951 52. Hard subjects moved to morning periods and seventh eighth graders will complete most work before lunch. The plan adds Driver Training more Art Music and Physical Education for junior high students and introduces Spanish II and the Brownie Fly Up. Parents invited.
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Acton
Pearson
O’connell
Maynard Junior Wasyh Club Supper Ends Tonight
Maynard The Junior Washy Club Supper ends this Thursday at George Washington Auditorium with guest Mary Carr Baker of the State Public Health Department. The club marks its 10th anniversary and will host past presidents and former advisor Miss Ethel Butterworth. A junior class play, current officers, a leather bound yearbook, and a successful Junior Promenade are noted.
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Maynard
George Washington Auditorium
Mary Carr Baker
State Department of Public Health
Celebrat
Ing
Ethel Butterworth
Barbara Manchester
Patricia O’clair
Gertrude Cuddy
Elizabeth Byrne
Mary
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