Awards 49 Session Highlights Cub Scout Ceremony
The annual awards session honored many cub scouts and den leaders with badges and commendations. Mr. Wilson will continue with his Webelos den. Mrs. Hall and Gordon Smith retire from leadership as the committee thanks den mothers and volunteers for their outstanding support.
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Howard Ferris
Woody Woodman
Reggie Smith
Wilson
Webelos
George Hall
Den
Gordon Smith
Cubs
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Mirs. Noble
Baek
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Sinclair
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McClure
Day
Garth
Lane
Anderson
Kendall
Enticknap
Paul Watson
Elmer
Prescott Smith
Davis
Sargent
Paine
Ferris
Richard Wilson
Philip Davis
Sally Hall
John Bemis
Fred Taylor
Frederick Day
Kenneth Gunn
Doctor Speaker Visits Bedford High School
Dr Earl Wheeler from the Veterans hospital in Bedford spoke to a modern problems class about hospital work and clinic purposes. His talk was enjoyed by all. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Ruesday
Earl Wheeler
Veterans Hospital
Bedford
Wheeler
Trinitarian Church Approves Plans for New Wing
At the parish annual meeting the Trinitarian Congregational Church building council unanimously approved plans for a new wing devoted to Christian Education. The expansion includes classrooms bringing total to 28, a church office and pastor study, a new parlor, enlarged assembly hall, updated kitchen, and remodelling the dining hall for youth rooms. Bids are issued by architect Frank Owen with an early start anticipated.
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Concord
The
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Harl Aldrich
Church Building Council
Frank Owen
Crown Queen Crowned in May Procession at Our Lady's
West Concord annual May procession at Our Lady Help of Christians Church featured a queen crowned during benediction. Holy Name men and pastor Rev. Lewis F. Kearn and curate Rev. Thomas B. Morgan led the service. Betty Nagle served as queen with attendants Ann Callahan Kay Dehoney Ann Dehoney Barbara Nagle Doris Reilly Virginia Loomer Nan Bell Barbara Mansfield Roberta Sheehan Sally Loughlin Katherine Dacey. Angels were Anne McLane and Ann LeBlanc.
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians
First Communion
Holy Name
Lewis F. Kearn
Thomas B. Morgan
Kearn
Betty Nagle
Ann Callahan
Kay Dehoney
Ann Dehoney
Barbara Nagle
Doris Reilly
Virginia Loomer
Nan Bell
Barbara Mansfield
Roberta Sheehan
Sally Loughlin
Katherine Dacey
Anne McLane
Ann LeBlanc
Faith
Lope
Charity
Ellen Lee
Jane Lawton
Mary Palmer
Concord Plans To Join Group For Freedom
Concord states its intent to join the national Freedom Agenda program. A planning meeting is set for Wednesday June 1 at 8 p.m. at 24 Lexington Road to design a fall project promoting awareness of security and freedom within constitutional democracy. The program is funded by the Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund with Ford Foundation support. Sam Hazard chairs the Concord committee drawing representatives from local groups. All interested attendees are welcome.
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Concord
George Wadaleigh
Lexington Road
Carrie Chapman Catt
Davis Couple Ends Realty Course and Opens Office
West Concord couple George E. and Alice C. Davis earned diplomas May 24 after graduation from Bryant and Stratton Realty Course under Dr. Robert Warren Katz. They have opened a realty office at 394 Main Street offering full services including purchase and sale, appraisal, rental, financing and management. They are members of the Realty Guild of America and will specialize in residential and industrial listings in Concord and nearby towns.
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West Concord
George E
Alice C. Davis
Bryant and Stratton Realty
Robert Warren
Katz
Davis
Coneortl
Main Street
Realty Guild of America
Concord Girl Surprised by Showers for Miss Arnold
Miss Nor a Ma Arnold was honored at a surprise miscellaneous shower hosted by the Misses Anita and Virginia Venti in Concord. Guests came from Chelmsford Stow Maynard Concord and Worcester to bring gifts. A separate May 22 event in Worcester hosted by Mr and Mrs George Fernane celebrated the upcoming marriage to John Raymond Smith.
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Concord
Nora Ma Arnold
Anita
Virginia Venti
Cottage Lane
Arnold
Chelmsford
Stow
Maynard
Worcester
George Ferane
George Fernane
Lut¢Age
John Raymond Smith
Miss Arnold
State Police Promotions Elevate Local Officers
The Concord area sees several officers advanced in rank. Sergeants James Evangelos and James Stavredes become staff sergeants and special officer sergeants, with Stavredes stationed at West Concord par racks. Richard A. Sherburne becomes special officer sergeant, Stanley W. Jackson earns sergeant, Edward G. Concord is named temporary corporal, and other local barracks personnel receive promotions per Brig. Gen. Otis M. Whitney's announcement.
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Concord
James Evangelos
James Stavredes
West Concord Parracks
Richard A. Sherburne
Stanley W. Jackson
Edward G. Concord
Otis M. Whitney
Public Safety
Household duties take up large share of homemaker day
A study finds that the average housewife spends between one third and one half of her working day on buying, preparing, and caring for food and related tasks, highlighting the heavy domestic burden.
Detroit Event At Our Lady Help Of Christians Church
A local gathering occurred in Detroit Michigan on June 18 at Our Lady Help of Christians church in West Concord. The event drew community members and familiar church attendees seeking fellowship and discussion.
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Detroit
Michigan
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Concord Women Assist Brattle Theatre Shakespeare Plans
Mrs. Louis McMillen of Baker Avenue and Mrs. Stephen Baldwin of Lexington Road attended a tea hosted by Miss Joy Wilmunen at the Brattle Theatre Cambridge on May 18 to discuss promoting the Brattle Shakespeare festival. The two patrons will help with promotion and advance subscription sales for Concord. The Brattle season features four plays, each two weeks long, opening with Henry V.
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Concord
Louis McMillen
Baker Avenue
Stephen P. Baldwin
Lexington Road
Joy Wilmunen
Brattle Theatre
Cambridge
McMillen
Baldwin
The
Brattle
the Brattle
Henry
Venepuncture and Intravenous Therapy Course Planned
Concord Civil Defense announces a class on Venepuncture and Intravenous Therapy for nurses and first aid technicians. Dr William J Dahl will instruct at Emerson Hospital Tuesday evening June 7 from 8 to 9. Registration via Emerson 9 2174.
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Concord
Concord Civil Defense
Emerson Hospital
William J. Dahl
Emerson
Worcester man finds initials carved in 1910 still visible
Waldo Hemenway of Worcester, a connoisseur, recently ate at a Boston restaurant where he last dined in 1910. The initials he carved on the table 45 years ago remained there.
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Boston
Waldo Hemenway
Worcester
Mass
St.ll
Theater Schedule Listing for July to August Shows
July 5 opens IV Part 1 followed by Othello with Ian Keith July 19 to 30 Then Much Ado About Nothing August 2 to 13 and Measure for Measure August 16 to 27 presented in a seasonal stage lineup.
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Ian Keith
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