Open House Day spotlights Concord and Carlisle homes
The Concord Woman's Club hosts Open House Day on Saturday May 26 from 1 30 to 5 30 featuring the Emerson house on Lexington Road the Curtis house near First Parish the White house on Lowell Road the Read house Carlisle and other sites on Westford and Monument streets, with tea at the Volkmann house and Mrs. Volkmann as club president.
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Concord
Concord and
Carlisle
Concord Woman’s Club
Monument Square Inn
Monument Square
Emerson
Lexington Road
Curtis
First Parish
White
Lowell Road
Read
South Street
Westford Road
Bovey
Looney
Acton Road
Butterick
Liberty Street
Volkmann
Monument Street
Chandler T. Gifford
Stow 4-H Girls Gather in Lexington for Day Trip
Stow 4-H girls from Middlesex County gathered in Lexington for a May 19 event at Carey Hall. A chartered bus carried Fay MacCarthy Joan Vodoklys Thelma Phalon Brenda Nelson and Elizabeth Roach from Maynard. Leaders were Mrs. Raymond Phalon and Mrs. Frank Smith. The program included a dress review and movies with a tour of Lexington’s historic sites.
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Careyhall
Lexington
Middlesex County
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Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting At Swampscott
Mrs David Clemens and Mrs Ira Creelman attend the annual conference at the New Ocean House Swampscott running Wednesday through Friday. A fashion show directed by Jeanne Pierre of A D Juilliard Co appears, with lectures by Col Ben C Limb Korea and Vicomtesse Antoinette de Bellaigue on notable women.
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David Clemens
Ira Creelman
Massachusetts State’ Federation of Women’s Clubs
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Jeanne Pierre
A. D. Julliard Co
New York
Col
Ben C. Limb
Republic of Korea
Vicomtesse Antoinette de Bellaigue
Elizabeth and
Margaret
Surprised on Birthday Honored Mrs Taylor at Home
Mary Taylor of Great Road celebrated her 82nd birthday Sunday May 20 at the home of Mrs Blanche Symonds. Her daughter Charlotte Doyle and grandsons Robert and William Macomber of Medford attended with gifts. A cake and ice cream followed. The event was a surprise and she received many cards.
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Stow
Mary Taylor
Great Road
Blanche Symonds
Thieves Drenched After Break-In At Food Distributor
In Providence Rhode Island thieves broke into a food distributor office sliding down sprinkler pipes. They ransacked the room and the leaking pipes soaked them as they fled the scene.
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U. P
Davies Hill Young dies in Carlisle at 75
David Hill Young retired naval engineer died at his home on East Street Carlisle last Thursday aged 75 He lived in Carlisle since 1940 and previously resided in Cambridge and Brookline He served in World War II with the American Bureau of Shipping and earlier worked for United Fruit Company He is survived by his second wife two daughters Miss Doreen Young Concord and Mrs John Dawson Fairfield Conn and one son Robert Theriault Young Buenos Aires Argentina Buried Walnut Hills Cemetery Brookline with Rev Robert H Barber officiating
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David Hill Young
East Street
Carlisle
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walnut Hills
Brookline
Scotland
Young
Cambridge
American Bureau of Shipping
United Fruit Company
Doreen’ Young
John Dawson
Fairfield
Connecticut
Robert Theriault Young
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Concord Notes on Local Travel and Community Events
Mr and Mrs John Coyne and daughter Sabina return from a Washington trip visiting son John with FBI ties. Mr and Mrs Thomas P McBreen wed May 3 in Arlington Heights and reside at 8 Long Street. 4 H Club at Rindge NH attends Rural Life Sunday at Cathedral of the Pines with multiple faiths. Mr Benoit and family return from Washington DC 10 day trip. he runs Minuteman Chevrolet garage. Concord schools plan outdoor graduation at Emerson Playground June 6. Walden Royal Arch Chapter meets May 28 at Masonic Temple with Edgar A Rohan presiding.
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Sabina
Main Street
Concord
Washington, D.C
John
FBI
Thomas P. McBreen
Joan B. Bullocks
Virginia
North Carolina
Longstreet
Arlington Heights
McBreen
Viano
Thoreau Rice
Rural Life
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge
New Hampshire
New England Club Agents Association
Willard Patton
Keene
Benjamin L. Benoit, Jr
Washington, D. C
Benoit
Minuteman Chevrolet
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Edgar A. Rohan
Next Nurses Aide Course This Fall
Concord announces there will be no spring Red Cross nurses aide class. Those signed up for the next class should watch this paper for fall start date announcements.
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Concord
Red Cross Nurses Aide
Legion Auxiliary Plans Memorial Day Activities in Bedford
Bedford town unit of Anthony Hunt Hamilton Auxiliary meets at Town hall with Dorothy Hume presiding. They report on the county council in Everett and plan Memorial Day observances. Hume to chair poppy table at Swampscott convention and wreath making at Elizabeth Atwood’s home. A dance is planned for June 8 at Town hall with Naomi chairing and helpers listed.
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Bedford
Anthony Hunt-Hamilton
Dorothy Hume
Everett
Hume
Swampscott
Elizabeth Atwood
Webber Avenue
Laursen Celebrates 62nd Birthday in Stow LeMar
Stow Le high figure Laursen celebrated his 62nd birthday with a dinner party hosted by son Robert L Laursen and daughter in law. Guests included Craig Sweet Carl Flint Kenneth Reedall Clifford Laursen Howard Ingans with James son of Clarendon Vermont. Grandchildren Donna Laursen and Philip Laursen attended. A birthday cake and ice cream followed the meal.
Minor Fire at Clement Towers House on Nashoba Road
Concord firemen from Central Station answered Box 56 for a minor fire at the Clement Towers home on Nashoba road last Thursday morning about 2 45. Damage was slight, Chief Harry E. Tuttle reported.
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Concord
Clement Towers
Nashoba Road
Harry E. Tuttle
Concord Bride of Bedford Man in May Ceremony
Miss Charlotte Galbreith Rohan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Allan Rohan of West Concord, wed Thomas William Collins of Bedford on May 19 at First Parish church Concord. The service was conducted by Rev Edward Perry Daniels. The couple plans to reside in Boston after a trip to California.
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Concord
Charlotte Galbreith Rohan
Edgar Allan Rohan
Central Street
West Concord
Thomas William Collins
Bedford
Thomas W. Collins
Arlington
Edward Perry Daniels
Violet Davidson Moyes
Wollaston
John L. Breland
George Fred Rohan
A. Angus Kennedy
Colonial Inn
Boston University Law School
Massachusetts Bar Association
Collins
Rindge Technical High School
San Diego State College
MISS ROGERS ENGAGED TO EDWARD WNUKOWSKI IN WEST CONCORD
West Concord announces the engagement of Nell Rogers to Edward A. Wnukowski Jr. The couple’s families host the news at 10 Harrington Avenue. Wnukowski, son of Edward and Mrs. Wnukowski of Carteret, New Jersey, is in the U.S. Air Force at Hanscom Field. Nell Rogers works at the Raytheon plant.
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Edward A. Wnukowski
Emerson
Mr. Wnukowski
Edward Wnukowski
Carteret
New Jersey
U. S.air Force
Hanscom
Bedford
Miss Rogers
Concord High School
Raytheon
Patrolman Han of Hancock Hospitalized After Incident
Paul T Mr reports a Hancock Patrolman confined to the rig Hospital in date after a highy patrol incident. The notice provides limited readable facts and names involved, with no further details.
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Hanoi
Han of Hancock
Rig
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