Miss Joan F ughter Weds William S Kendall in Acton
Miss Joan Fughter daughter of Mr and Mrs Kendall and William S Kendall son of Mr and Mrs Acton were married Sunday at St Elizabeth of Ich West Acton with Rev York pastor presiding. The ceremony followed by a reception at the Acton Club. The bride wore a lace gown with orchid bouquet and was attended by Julia Barry LeDuke as bridesmaid. The groom is from Concord and employed at Gate. 182nd Inf National Guard.
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Joan Fughter
Martin
William S
Kendall
Harris Acton
St. Elizabeth of Ich
West Acton
York
Eliza
Tucker
Orchid
Carlet
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Acton
National
Gate
Concord
East Acton
Franc
Blackwell
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church
Samuels
Maynard
Mrs Harvey Stone Placed at Lake Mountain Houses
Mrs Harvey Stone and her husband Mr Stone travel to Lake Mountain in New York to stay through November. Mr Stone serves as manager for two Catskill mount ereds and will remain at the location.
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Harvey Stone
Lake Mountain
Ork State
Stone
Catskill Mount Ereds
Acton Girl Receives Award of Merit for Recording
Miss Mary Tuttle of South Acton earned an award of merit for her duo piano recording conducted by Warren S. Freeman, music director of the Boston Post music festival. She auditioned at Phil Saltman studio and studies under Miss Anne McCarthy of West Acton.
Bedford Memorial Park Dedication and Nearby Events
Bedford plans Sunday dedication of the new Memorial Park at 2 30 PM with public welcome. The Bedford P T A sponsors a Saturday children’s fair on June 7 at the school grounds with a varied program. The annual school exhibition is tonight at the school from 7 PM to 9 PM with both local schools open to the public.
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Memorial Park
The
Bedford P. T. A
Friday Bridge Club Luncheon in Sudbury
The Friday Bridge Club met last week at the Wayside Inn for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frank F. Gerry. Afterward the group continued with an enthusiastic afternoon of cards at Mrs Gerry’s Goodman's Hill Road home. Members present include Mrs Charles prize and Mrs Henry N E along with long‑time attendees such as Mrs George J Raymond Mrs Frank C Perkins Mrs George Gohlke and others.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Frank F. Gerry
Gerry
Goodman’s Hill Road
Rene
Charles
Henry N. E
Raynors Return From Pennsylvania Trip
Sudbury couple Mr and Mrs Fran cis Raynor return from a delightful visit to Hartsville Pennsylvania as guests of the Robert Halls who recently moved there from Sudbury They also attended an open house at Newtone Pa on Saturday highlighting historic farm houses The Raynors say May is the most beautiful time for a trip through Pennsylvania and New England countryside.
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Sudbury
Francis Raynor
Hartsville
Pennsylvania
Robert Halls
Newtone
Raynors
New England
Ireland’s little people feared and revered by ordinary folks
The article describes Irish belief in the little people or fairies as benevolent influences in daily life. It notes respect for fairy mounds and fairy trees, and recounts stories of leprechauns and fairies influencing farms, stables, and housing projects. It cites Padraic Colum and Donn Byrne on fairy beliefs and a notorious witch’s familiar as part of European folklore.
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Ireland
Limerick
Queen's University In
Belfast
Padraic Colum
Sells
Donn ‘Byrne
National Geographic Magazine
Europe
Trish Robert Artisson
Alice Kyteler
Kilkenny
Four New Fishes Found In Gulf Shrimp Run
The Smithsonian adds four previously unknown fishes to its collections after works by the US Fish and Wildlife Service on the Oregon during Gulf of Mexico shrimp investigations in 1950 51. One skate Raja lentiginosa measures about a foot, collected at 175 feet depth, with abundant thorns around the eyes head and shoulders and along the tail. Subsequent specimens, four males and three females, were found at depths to 1875 feet, all bearing numerous tail and body spines and dense speckling on the back.
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Smithsonian Institution
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Oregon
Gulf of Mexico
National Museum
Smithsonian
Harvard
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Ridge
Mass
Petendant Presses Guilty Plea in Unusual Trial
In U S district court Kon Owen urged a verdict of guilty for failing to register. Judge Hatch directed a psychiatric examination before sentencing, noting the defendant’s unusual stance and suggesting ongoing questions about responsibility.
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Kon Owen
U.S. District Court
Gudige
Ceril Hatch
Hatch
Owen Boe
Britain Unready For Major Air Attack In Three-Year Window
Flight Magazine assesses British air power warning three of five shore based RAF fighters lack speed above 600 mph with MIG 15 as yardstick. Vampires Venom Meteors Gloster F 8 and naval types discussed plus B 20 and Canberra in production context.
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London
WA. P
Britain
Seh
Royal Air Force
de Havilland
Gloster
MIG
English Electric
Mrs Queen elected president of Temple Emmanuel Sisterhood
Marlboro Mrs Lewis Queen was chosen president of the Sisterhood at Temple Emmanuel after a Monday night meeting. Officers include vice president Mrs S Shapiro and treasurer Mrs L Freedman with Edith Goldberg recording secretary. Guest speaker Mrs Joseph Goldberg, formerly Nellie Russin of Hudson, spoke on Cities in Israel Their Life and People after a Palestine trip.
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Joseph Goldberg
Nellie Russin
Hudson
Israel
Palestine
Goldberg
Carol Hamel Celebrates 6th Birthday at Home Party
Carol Anne Hamel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Hamel, marks her sixth birthday with a party at their home. Guests enjoy party games and prizes, a buffet from a decorated table, and include Martha Ferris, Charles Redmond, Kathleen Redmond, Donna Dumont, John Moe, Polly Capone, Sally Davis, Teddy Davis, Jeffery Watkins, Emily Coleman, Jessica DeVries and Billy Namel.
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Southbero
Carol Anne Hamel
Charles F. Hamel
Martha Ferris
Charles
Kathleen Redmond
Donna Dumont
John Moe
Polly Capone
Sally
Teddy Davis
Jeffery Watkins
Emily Coleman
Jessica DeVries
Billy Namel
Barbados Sugar Industry Faces Winds Over Vast Island
In Barbados cane stalks ripple in trade winds over most of the island, highlighting a sugar sector that spans four-fifths of the area and shapes local agriculture and economy.
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Barbados
Banquet Plans For June 18 At 1812 House Framingham
The report covers a visit and the construction of a mammoth new medical center in Jerusalem. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Max Miller Mrs. S Queen Miss Sally Cohen and Miss Sophie Goldberg. The committee included Mrs. Abraham Goldman Mrs. I J Solomon and Mrs. J Bornstein. The annual banquet is set for Wednesday night June 18 at the 1812 House in Framingham.
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Mammoth New Medical Center
Jerusalem
Max Miller
S. Queen
Sally Cohen
Sophie Goldberg
Abraham Goldman
I. J. Solomon
J. Bornstein
1812 House
Framingham
Local Firemen Honor Corporate Night and Church Gatherings
John Misener from Lausquama road is receiving treatment at Cushing VA hospital. A group of 34 firemen and wives attended the Blackstone Valley Forestry Association Ladies Night at Westboro Town hall with turkey dinner entertainment and dancing. The First Federated Church at Atwood road held a Monday devotional and business session. Three police appointments were approved at a recent Board meeting naming Mauch, Hamel as patrolmen and Tewksbury as special policeman.
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John Misener
Lausquama Road
Cushing V.A. Hospital
Blackstone Valley Forestry Association
Westboro Town Hall
First Federated Church Tet
Kenneth Moyer
Atwood Road
Laurence Lamson
Board of
Mauch
Framingham Road
Charles F. Hamel
Boston Road
William
Howard Tewksbury
Cordaville
Ory
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