RDPTA Officers Installed at Local Meeting
The RDPTA held its installation of officers on a Thursday evening at the school. Newly installed were Louis H. Smith president and Mrs Curtis Co ty vice president, with a slate including corresponding secretary Marjory Walsh and treasurer Margaret Mer chammck. Members named covered program social publications and more. Edith Terry Chol Cardiac clinic spoke on rheumatic fever and its impact on children’s hearts, and a school fair was announced for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Smith
Curtis Coty
M. Ber Jr
Earl Dickies Marjory Walsh
Margaret Mer
Gar Josephson
William ¢. Shards
Gurney N. Liljegran
Philip W. Hallowell
John F. Brown
Alden W. Wehbiber
Richard Ww
Hesith
Frederick W. Baceucscab
Richard Herring
Roderick D. Minclucan
Harold L. Wellington
Soha .R. McCoy
David A. Eadwards
Lowise Kiernan
Edith Terry Chill
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Stew Civic Club
Robinson
China
Jin
Three Bears.” During the A Business Meeting Which Proceeded Mrs. Robingson
Harold ‘A. Priest
Arthur W. Trefry
Norman. Castle
Wilfred Woodhead
Freeland George
Marian Wood
E. Ray Barnes
Florence. Wood
Andrew Larsen
Allison P. Smith
Charles Bassett
Brownies Attend Revel at Carey Memorial Hall
The local Brownie troop joined a Brownie Revel held in Carey Memorial hall Lexington last Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Memorial Hall
Lexington
Whip Spur Horse Show Next Month
The Whip and Spur Horse Show returns mid June with a larger setup at the Spur stables on the Post mor von Wildwood Inn site. About 20 riding classes will feature local riders and young ponies with entries already from the area including Hudson and nearby towns.
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Concord
Framingham
Hudson
Stow Homels Damaged By Fire
Mrs Hazel Gray of Taylor and her two children Marjorie and Alex remain with neighbors after a Wednesday afternoon fire damaged their home. The two rooms and stairway suffered smoke and water damage. Origin undetermined. loss about 1200, partly insured. Fire department responded to Box 52 at 2 30 and were released at 3 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Hazel Gray
Taylor Round
Marjorie
Alex
Harold J. Priest
Stow Women Re-elect Officers At State Club Meeting
At the 11th district Past Presidents' club annual meeting held at Clover Hill Inn Leominster Mrs J Albert Addy of Crescent street Stow was re elected for a third term as treasurer and Mrs David Clemens of West Acton road was re elected as chairwoman of the membership committee both officers of the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Clover Hill Inn
Leominster
J. Albert Addy
Crescent Street
Iin’y
David Clemens
West Acton Road
47 Dogs Inoculated At Stow Rabies Clinic
At Stow's annual dog clinic held Saturday Police Chief Larsen reports 47 dogs were inoculated against rabies Dr Stedman of Clinton's late Dr O Malley hospital led the effort. Last year's dog owners were notified by special cards and about 25 percent remained unvaccinated.
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Stow
Larsen
Stedman
Services Held for Thomas L Worcester in Stow
Funeral services for Thomas Leonard Worcester 71 were conducted at his Crescent street home officiated by Rev. Paul N. Carnes of First Parish Unitarian Church. He was born December 9 1876 in Ellsworth Maine and lived in Waltham before moving to Stow nineteen years ago. Survivors include his wife Mabel Higgins Worcester and brother Edward E Worcester of Waltham. Burial was in Brookside cemetery Stow with bearers including four nephews Ralph Victor Robert and John Mason of Maynard. Mrs J Albert Addy sang Lead Kindly Light and Come Unto Me. Funeral arrangements were by Fowler Funeral Service Maynard.
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Stowe
Thomas Leonard Worcester
Crescent ‘Street
Paul. N. Carnes
First Parish Unitarian Church
Worcester
Bette
Ellsworth
Maine
Stow
Waltham
Waltham Watch Company
Mabel (Higgins) Worcester
Edward E. Worcester
Ralph
Victor
Robert
John Mason
Maynard
J. Albert Addy
Brookside Cemetery
Fowler
Nashoba Teachers Meet at Howard Johnson’s Dinner
The annual Nashoba Teachers meeting and dinner will be held at the Howard Johnson Restaurant in Concord on Thursday May 20 at 6 30 p m for teachers from Bolton Harvard Carlisle Littleton and Stow A guest speaker is planned for the event.
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Stow
Concord
Bolton
Harvard
Carlisle
Littleton
Bedford A L Auxiliary Sells Poppies for Poppy Day
Bedford Auxiliary 221 promotes Poppy Day on Friday May 21 with handmade poppies crafted by disabled veterans at Bedford Hospital. Each poppy carries a story of sacrifice and remembrance for WWI and WWII service members, supporting veterans and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Elizabeth Atwood
American Legion*Auxiliary
Chareles
S. .Hume
Bedford ‘Hospital
Pupils Stage Second Annual Exhibition in Bedford
The Bedford school held its second annual exhibition Thursday afternoon drawing nearly 200 parents and friends. Teachers greeted visitors in their rooms and explained each pupil’s work while the lunch room, led by Mrs C Emer son Fox, displayed the daily lunches for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
C. Emerson Fox
Memorial Day Program Plans By Stow VFW 10
The Stow VFW Post 10 meets at the town hall to finalize Memorial Day preparations. The next meeting is Wednesday May 26 with all members urged to attend. The VFW Auxiliary will hold its next tea on Tuesday May 6.
Bedford P T A Children Fair at School Grounds Saturday
The Bedford Parent Teachers Association sponsors a children fair on Saturday afternoon on the school grounds with co chairmen Mr and Mrs Gordon A Duff. Booths will offer food and various items for sale and amusements will entertain children. The drive seeks all to contribute and patronize for a successful event. Ellen Meharg has returned home from Daytona Beach where she worked as a staff nurse at Halifax District Hospital. Louise F Currier attended Lybb High School reunion in Lynn on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Gordon A. Duff
Ellen Meharg
South Street
Daytona Beach
Florida
Halifax District Hospital
Louise F. Currier
School Avenue
Lybb High School
Lynn
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H. Smith
Vin
Bar
Thorgau
Daniel Shattuck
Shattuck
Insurance Company
The
National Bank
Savings Bank
Tthe Milldam Company
Inn
New England
Loring Grimes, Jr
Kent Square
Mass
Colonial Inn
Concord Free: Public Library
Hertece
Ford Branch
Maynard Cleaners
Inonwealth Ave
Ie Deei
Iano Motor Co
Viano Motor CO
Loreau Street
Concord Massachuset
Sunoco
Arthur Trefry
Civic Club
Wittnauer
End
Te Ty Ea
Hubson
Stow Clinic
Walter E. Whalen
St. Bernard’s Church
June Marilyn Forcier
Telephone Exchange
Samuels, Maynard
Bedford A. L. Auxiliary
Ferrara
Walden Street
Valentine’s Travel Agency
Walden St
Concorde
Tel
Sear
United Air Line
Los Angeles
United
Bowyer
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Bryce National Park
San Francisco
Hollywood
Boulder Dam
Seattle
Yosemite National Park
Mt. Rainier National Park
Lake Louise
Banff
Hoover Dam
Death Valley
Lake Mead
Dude Ranches
Alaska
Skagway & Return
Stow V.F.W
Samuels Formal
Waltham St
Coleman
Ser
Mason Street
Philip S. Sweetser
Custom Farm Contractor
Concord R.F.D
Acton
America
Ting
Cord Lumber Corp
Lowell Road
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