Miss Marilyn Porter Headed for Nursing School Graduation
Concord reports Marilyn Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward H Porter of Lewierstreet South Lincoln will graduate from the 26 member Waltham Hospital School of Nursing class this Thursday at South Junior High School Wal tham. The program begins at 8 15 p m with fans invited.
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Concord
Waltham Hospital School of Nursing
Marilyn Porter
Edward H. Porter
Lewierstreet
South Lincoln
Concord High School
South Junior High School
Waltham
Myrtice L. Fuller
Porter
Waltham Hospital
Boston
Waltham Hospital School
Concord Chorus Sings Bach Mass in B minor
The Concord Chorus will perform 13 numbers from Bach Mass in B minor at the Veterans Building on Tuesday evening May 25 at 8 o clock. Tickets are available at the Concord Music Shop or from chorus members.
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Concord
Conesred
Johann Sebastian Bach
Veterans
West Concord
Concord Music Shop
Stacey Family Visits Grange And State Officer Night
Bedford reports Mrs Leslie R Stacey Miss Ellen Stacey and Mrs Leila M Blake visited Acton Grange on Tuesday evening where Mrs Stacey performed solos and Ellen performed tap dances. On Wednesday Mrs Blake attended Lexington for the State Officers Night serving as State Grange pianist and accompanying nursing pianists Mabel Butcher and Ethel Hansen.
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Leslie R. Stacey
Ellen Stacey
Leila M. Blake
Acton
Acton Grange
Stacey
Ellen
Blake
Lexington
State Officers
State Grange
Personal Report Of 1947 Chest By President Smith
Morgan K. Smith Jr reports Concord Community Chest completed its first year with a $65,600 goal raised by 2160 community members and 200 volunteers. An Emergency Fund of $3,351.01 was created while expenses ran at 3.7 percent.
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Concord
Morgan
K.’ Smith
Concord Community Chest, Inc
Conecord’ Community Chest
West Concord
Page Browne
George R. Walker
Chest
Concord High School
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ernest Moss
Concord Chest
Morgan K. Smith, Jr
Planter for Pastor and Wife Tea in Stow Center
First Parish Sewing Circle met Thursday at Mrs Lucy Smiths home Stow Center. They planned a tea Sunday June 6 in the vestry of the Unitarian church honoring Rev and Mrs Paul N Cartes before they move to Youngstown Ohio where Rev Carnes will serve another church. The next circle meeting is May 27 at Mrs Clifton Fletchers home.
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Stow
First
Lucy Smith
Stow Center
Lilitarian
Paul N. Cartes
Youngs
Town
Ohio
Carnes
Clifton Fletcher
Cent ‘Street
Stow Girl Scouts Attend Boston Music Festival
The Stow group of 35 Girl Scouts and five adults attended the Girl Scout Music Festival on the Esplanade in Boston. The event featured bugle and drum corps and the Marina Sea Scout band from North Attleboro. Afterward the troupe toured public gardens to view tulips and ride Swan boats before returning by bus late afternoon.
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Stow
Esplanade
Boston
Massachusetts
Marina Sea Scout Band
North Attleboro
Marjorie
Eleanor Warren
Alice Goucher
Anta
Albert
Sylvia
Vivien Wanhatalo
Isabelle Townsend
Connie
Jane Colby
Louise Paige
Priscilla Fair
Eleaner Peck
Mary Erkkinen
Eleanor Cameron
Mildred Mann
Ann Herrick
Betty Linden
Frat Warren
Harry Herric
William Hastings
Cheries Batsford
Marjorie Gray
Stow School Holds Meeting and Upcoming Graduations
The Stow School committee met at Hale High School to plan. An annual inspection of all Stow schools will occur on Sunday May 23 to survey summer repairs. Junior High graduation is Friday June 11 with twenty graduates. Hale High School graduation is Thursday June 17 with nineteen graduates. Senior reception is Friday June 18. Next committee meeting is Wednesday June 9 to complete graduation plans. The May 13 school exhibit drew strong attendance with notable booklets and drawings.
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Stow
Ha‘e High
Hale High School
Gardeners urged to donate plants to Bedford Veterans Hospital
An appeal asks gardeners to weed spring plants and donate to the Bedford Veterans Hospital where patients enjoy therapy through horticulture. A plant shed beside the Women's Building grows many flowers and contributions are welcomed from both men and women. Robert Godda of Spring Road has returned home from Emerson Hospital after an operation.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Bedford
Womeen
Robert Godda
Spring Road
Emerson Hospital
Delegates Attend 12th Week Service at Statler Hotel Boston
Rev William Eerrigan of St Michael's church sent two delegates to the 12th week at the Statler Hotel Boston. Solemn high mass was at St James Church with Auxiliary Bishop John J. Wright presiding at the closing Benediction. Bedford delegates were Mrs James Martines and Mrs James Stimson. Mrs Sophie Martin of School Avenue is staying with her daughter Mrs Leo Cress in Concord.
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William Eerrigan
St. Michael’s Church
Statler Hotel
Boston
St. James Church
Harrison Avenue
John J. Wright
Bedford
James Martines
James Stimson
Donaldson Registered as Patient at One Hospital
A notice records Donaldson admitted as a patient at One Hospital. It details the facility and admission status without graphic information or surrounding background.
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Miss Porter
Concord High Graduate
Concord Chorus
Mabel Butcher
Ethel Hansen
Webb Brook Club
Ronue
Billerica
Vicky Vaughn
Thrift Shop
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
H. C. Lille
Alakibes
H. C
Maynard
Boston Edison
Charlotte Collins
Mary Devaney
Emma Maurice Tighe
Home Service
Virginia Comstock
Kathryn Lynch
Smith
Unitarian
Rev
Mrs Paul N Carnes
Youngstown, Ohio
Cnature
Vaal
Kellogg's Powder
Price
Waret's Remedy Co
Warren, Pa
Avery
Lee
MYER
Peytetcte
Siagar
Aubuchon O., Inc
Main St
Nason
Marlkero
W. Sanger
Joseph Agrillo
First Street
West Roxbury General Hospital
Paul Revere
Town Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Christ
First Parish Unitarian Church
St. Michael’s
Bedford Grange
Tuscany
Biekege
Anc
United ‘Workers of the Church of Christ
Ian
Legion
Arlington, Lewis
Civic
Powderly Emie
South Street
the Grange
Sophie Martin
School Avenue
Leo Cressim Concord
Gruber Bro
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Eclipse
United Co-Op Socie Furniture Second Flat
Mim Street
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