Birth Announcements From Local Hospital
Last week at the hospital a number of births were recorded. A daughter was born to Mrs. Omenie Curro on Avenue West 11th. A daughter to Mrs. Donald G. Orcord on Street May. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Hill Road Box 14th. Additional details include names such as John R Bauer and Allen, with addresses in Concord and Com enne area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ore
Mayth
Omenie Curro
20 Avenue
West 11Th
Donald G. Orcord
Hill Road
Box 14Th
Joohn R
Bauer
Concord
May
Edna Lawson Exhibit At Wayside Inn Sudbury
An exhibition by Mrs Edna Lawson of Rockport and St Augustine Monida will hang in the Wayside Inn ballroom South Sudbury until June 1. Her Florida landscapes capture hot sun and Spanish moss while New England coast scenes and portraits show strong, skilled handling. Walking stick insect note adds a brief natural observation.
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Sudbury
Edna Lawson
Rockport
Monida
Wayside Inn
South Sudbury
Nancy Joslin Graduates at Mount Holyoke
Nancy H. Joslin of Lexington and South Hadley earns a bachelor of arts degree among 263 candidates at Mount Holyoke College. Commencement speaker Mrs. Ogden Reid of the New York Herald Tribune, Inc. Also notes Joslin's campus leadership and senior traditions including the lake serenade in canoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hadley
Mass
Nancy H., Joslin
Frank R. Joslin
Great Road
Mount Holyoke College
Ogden Reid
The
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Douglas Horton
General Council of
Congregational Christian Churches of the
U.S
Nancy Joslin
Joslin
Friends of Art
Lexington High School
Lexington
Mary Lyon
Stow Voters Register May 26 at Town Hall
Stow voters may register at Stow Town Hall on Wednesday May 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. The notice notes a registration window for residents to update eligibility and participate in upcoming elections. Minneapolis operates the country’s largest grain elevators with capacity exceeding 93 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Town Hall
Minneapolis
Campaign ends in Stow for 1954 Red Cross drive
The Stow Red Cross drive closed with a total of 235 dollars and 68 cents. Key workers include Mrs. Lambert Bigelow Mrs. Durwood Frost Mrs. Clan cy W Hunter Mrs. Cyrus Kendrick Mrs. John Minor Mr. Dudley Todd and Mrs. Wilfred Woodhead. Captain was Paul E Kilinger of the Unitarian Church. Oil now produced commercially in at least 39 counties in Michigan's southern peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy W. Hunter
Cyrus Kendrick
John Minor
Dudley Todd
Wilfred Woodhead
Stow
Paul E. Killinger
Unitarian Church
Michigan
Memorial Forest ceremony honors war dead and Korean heroes
A May 14 dedication at Memorial Forest South Sudbury memorialized trees planted in October 1953 and May 8 1954 in memory of World War II and Korean War heroes. The event featured a flag gifted by Mrs. William M. Monroe, a Gold Star Mother, and readings and musical tributes by federation members and Carolyn Ann Somers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Massachusetts
Fedeation of Woman’s Club
Memorial Forest
South Sudbury
William M. Monroe
State Federation
George Phillips Munce
Arlington Cemetery
Carolyn
Ann Somers
Laséll Junior College
America
Ernest Bodenweber
Memorial
Congregational Church
Edmund I. Wilson
Auburndale
David M. Small
Mass. Federation of Women’s Clubs and
A. Chesley
York
Federation
Small
Robert Hall, Jr
Sanley Smith
Norman Kempf
David Stout
Bertha Bartlett
Nellie Osborne
Florence Osborne
A. Chesley York
Harland Rogers
Sudbury Woman's Club
Coronal Munroe
Lawrence Ell Jackson
Old. Colony Union Club
Bourne
Eastern Star Woman’s Club
Professional Woman’s Club
Reading Woman's Club
Daughters of Vermont
Parking tickets clog Weterbury police operations
In Weterbury Connecticut police issue numerous parking tickets causing backlog at Headquarters. A dozen motorists arrived with tickets but left without paying fines as the cash register broke down, halting payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weterbury
Conn
Cobalt use in high temperature alloys highlighted
Cobalt is noted as a critical alloy for heat resistant steel used in jet engines gas turbines turbochargers and gun barrel linings, contributing to durability and performance in harsh conditions.
Stow Union Church Plans 50th Anniversary Celebration
Stow Union Evangelical Church marks 50 years of service with a catered banquet Saturday at 6 30 pm followed by an informal program. Sunday services at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm focus on the milestone with choir music and special offerings. Rev Robe Dempsey gives the morning message and Rev Howard Andrews delivers the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Union Evangelical Church of Stow
Walter Nichols
Robe Dempsey
Howard Andrews
Swampscott
Sudbury Plans Annual Memorial Church Strawberry Festival
Memorial Congregational Church Sudbury outlines a June 5 festival with activities for all ages. New features include a parcel post booth a hobby and pet show and a galley clown. If rain occurs events move to the lower Town Hall with the same playful lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
South Sudbury
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Elmer E. Johnson III
Wellmeth Elgart
Brookline
Robert M. Doris, Jr
Mrs. Allen
Comenne
West Conc
Erinarian
O'Malley Hospital
Peter Larsen
RYA
Grimwood
MT. Holyoke
Bedford
Mee
Co-Operative Bank
Walden Street
Sumner G. Whittier
Everett
Lambert H. Bigelow
Earl N. Crysler
Whittier
Norman A. Castle
Stow Civ
William H. Peck
Stow Selectmen
Federation Forest
Stow Union
U. 5
Kim
Ivarpi
In, Mass
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