Historic Concord homes open for tour Saturday afternoon
Concord residents can tour many historic houses next Saturday from 1 30 to 5 30 p m under the Concord Woman's Club program. Featured sites include the Emerson House on Cambridge Turnpike, the 1690s Bull homestead, the Edman Buttrick house on Lip Street, the 60 and 70 Main Street residences, and the Warren Jenney barn along Monument Street.
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Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Emerson
Cambridge Turnike
Ralph. Waldb Emerson
Emerson Famiy
Raymond' Emer
Estabrook Road
Meerd
Ephraim Wales
Bull
William. R. Callahan
Lexington Road
Edman
Buttrick
Lipi Street
Main Street
Daniel Webster
Warren Jenneys
Monument Street
Read
James. H. Volkrant
Iil
Yhn. J. Fallon
Ikmann
Joon H. Ogilvie
T. Mottan
Caleb H. Wheeler
Leo W. Mortenson
Stow Grangers Spring Fair At Town Hall
The Stow Grange held a Spring Fair in the Town Hall on Tuesday raising a good sum from shrubs trees bulbs and food sales. 4-H leaders Mrs. Arthur Puffer Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Raymond Phalon attended. Margaret Slate assistant county club agent judged the girls work. Barbara Stott won first prize Elizabeth Roach second with special group awards. Harold Potter spoke from the Teacher Farmer of America unit Hudson. Basil Stow assisted with film. Stanley Stephenson chaired the fair committee.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Arthur Puffer
Frank Smith
Raymond Phalon
Margaret, Slate
Concord Extension ‘Service
Grange
Barbara Stott
Elizabeth Roach
Harold Potter
Teacher Farmer of America Unit
Hudson
Basil Stow
Stanley Stephenson
Concord VFW to Hold Poppy Drive May 26 27
Commander Daigo Bregoli of Concord Post No. 6537 announces the annual poppy drive Friday and Saturday May 26 and 27 in conjunction with the national Buddy Poppy sale. Funds support veteran welfare programs of the Gold Chevron VFW. Top two boy volunteers winning baseballs signed by the Boston Red Sox players will receive prizes. winners also earn a trip to Boston to see a Red Sox game.
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Concord
Daigo Bregoli
Concord Post
Local Post
Gold Chevron
V.F.W
America
Boston Hed Sox
American League Baseball Company
Boston
Red Sox
Engagement announced between Hazel Jenks and Ernest O Clair
West Acton Mr and Mrs Albert R Jenks of West Acton announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel to Ernest F O Clair son of Mrs Jennie O Clair of Maynard Miss Jenks graduated Acton Becker Junior College Worcester employed at Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Boston Mr O Clair graduated from Waltham Trade School and works at Waltham Automotive Waltham No date has been set for the wedding
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West Acton
Albert R. Jenks
Hazel
Ernest F. O’‘Clair
Jennie O’clair
Maynard
Mr. O'Clair
Waltham Trade School
Waltham Automotive
Waltham
Nate
Concord Teachers Honored as 44 Club Plans Reception
A Concord civic group called the 44 club organizes a free public reception for Misses Minna and Maud Findeisen, retiring after 44 years at Peter Bulkeley School. The event, June 10 at 7 to 9 PM in Concord High School Library, features refreshments and music.
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Concord
Findersen
Minna
Maud
Peter Bulkeley
Findeisens
Concord High School
Maurice McWalter
John R. McManus
Samuel G. Kent
Frank J. Googins
Leslie R. Moore
Ha ‘Rold. Tompkins
John Watt
T. A. Also
Leslie O. Anderson
Gertrude Hagerty
Carleton R. Walker
Concord Plans to Form Church Council
Local churches in Concord and West Concord Carlisle and Lincoln plan a Concord Council of churches to unite Protestant congregations. A Monday night meeting in Concord revealed whether each church would adopt the proposed constitution.
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Concord
Concord Council of Churches
West Concord
Carlisle
Lincoln
Stow 4H Girls Attend County Day at Concord
Fourteen 4H girls and leaders attended the annual County Girls Day at Concord. Sixteen members reported a fine trip and refreshments, marking the completion of the 4H Cooking Club meetings for the season.
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Stow
Concord
Stow Man to Speak on Work at Gordon College
Stow resident Robert A. Smith arrives in Boston to attend Gordon College commencement. He will stay with his parents for weeks and travel to speak about his mission work at the Katsina Leper Home in Sudan Interior Mission Northern Nigeria British West Africa in churches across Eastern Massachusetts. Mrs. Smith and daughters Ruth and Marian visit Nichols, New York.
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Stow
Robert A. Smith
Allison P. Smith
Great Road
Boston
Nichols
New York
Gordon
College of Theology and Mission
Smith
Katsina
Sudan
Nigeria
British West Africa
Massachusetts
Robert Smith
Ruth
Marian
Burton L. Lyon
Nichols New York
Stow Woman Mary Taylor Celebrates 81st Birthday
Mrs. Mary Taylor of Stow observed her 81st birthday with a surprise party on May 21. Her daughter Mrs Charlotte Doyle and four Medford grandchildren attended along with friends and relatives. Taylor has six children 24 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Stow
Mary Taylor
Great Road
Stunday
Charlotte- Doyle
Medford
Taylor
New Arrival for Kolenda Family in Concord
Stow Mr and Mrs Anthony E Kolenda of Great Road receive congratulations on the birth of their second child a daughter born at Emerson Hospital Concord on Monday May 15 Their first child is six years old.
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Stow
Anthony E. Kolenda
Great Road
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Dog Clinic Set for May 27 in Stow at Chief Larsen’s
Dog owners in Stow are informed of a Dog Clinic to be held on Saturday May 27 from 9 to 12 noon at Great Road, Stow, hosted by Police Chief Peter Larsen. Dr Clinton will be present to assist.
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Stow
Pet‘er Larsen
Great Road
Nogn
Clinton
G W Deacon Dies at 65 in Concord Fireman and contractor
George William Deacon 65 longtime Concord plumbing and heating contractor and former fire captain died at his home 31 Stow Street after 39 years in Concord He served 30 years with the fire department retiring March 1 as Engine 1 captain Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Survivors include wife Catherine Moran daughter Helen L Deacon two brothers Daniel A and David H Deacon and sister Mabel Becker all of San Diego California The Central Fire Station flag was at half staff during the service
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
George William Deacon
Stow Street
Robert H. Barber
Edward P. Daniels
First
Concord Fire Department
Sleepy Hollow
Boston
Deacon
Central Station
Concord Lodge of Elks
Stewards
Minute-Man Forest Wardens Protective Association
Concord Firemen’s Relief Association
Catherine Moran
Helen L. Deacon
Daniel A. Deacon
David H. Deacon
San Diego
California
Mabel Becker
Central Fire Station
Stow Memorial Parade Plans Announced for Veteran Observance
A. A. Schaal announces final plans for a Stow Veterans Association memorial day parade in Stow Town Hall at 1 30 pm with a 2 pm start. The procession includes police escort, Gold Star Mothers, various veterans groups, the Caledonians band, and schoolchildren to the Center Common for services and wreath placements. If rain, services move to Town Hall.
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Stow
A. A. Schaal
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliar
Sons of Veterans
Vetene Scouts
C. QC. Richardson
America
Robert Dempsey
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Ned Leeming
Robert C. Withington
First Parish Church
Billerica
American Legion
H. Dwinnels
Town Hall
Stow Family Guests Include Worcester Smiths and Local Newcomers
Stow residents hosted Everett and Mrs Smith and two sons from Worcester over the weekend. Donald Smith of Lowell Textile Institute was home briefly. New arrivals to Stow include Mr and Mrs Arthur Leomijruno and their three year old daughter formerly of Waltham, renting from Mr and Mrs John Lemos of Gleasondale Read.
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Everett Smith
Worcester
Allison P. Smith
Aleg
Donald’ Smith
Lowsell Textile Institute
Stow
Arthur Leomijruno
Daugher
Waltham
John. Lemos
Gleasondale- Read
Fruit Growers Reorganize in South Natick Concord
Concord County fruit growers met at Lookout Farms in South Natick to reorganize the Association of Fruit Growers of Eastern Massachusetts. M G Fultz, agricultural agent, Middlesex County Extension Service, chaired the event and announced an officer election. He urged attendance to revive informal gatherings.
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Concord—County
Association of Fruit Growers
Massachusetts
Lookout Farms
South Natick
M. G. Fultz
Middlesex County Extension Service
Dairymen Tour Farms Of Green Pasture Winners
Middlesex County dairy farmers are invited to visit two award winning farms in the green pasture contest. The first tour occurred last Tuesday at Waveney farm in Framingham and the second will be tonight at Francis Warren's farm in Stow. Meeting starts at 7 30 p.m. and topics cover Roughage Production.
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Concord
Herbert E. Shepard
Middlesex County Extension Service Office
Boy Farmers Doing Well In Oregon Vocational Program
In Salem Oregon 3132 boys enrolled in 71 high school vocational agriculture departments participate in farming investments totaling over 1 million dollars. The average per boy is 321.01 dollars, reflecting strong engagement in agricultural training statewide.
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Salem
Ore
U. P
Oregon
Fragmented OCR: Local sports update mention upset and scores
A partial OCR text hints at an upset outcome in a local game with players named broadly. The readable bits mention a shot, a late haul, and yearly scoring patterns but specific teams, scores, and dates are unclear.
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Club News
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West & Fies
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Dairymen
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Ee Ee Corporation
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Acton
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