Knights of Columbus Hold Annual Breakfast at St Bernard’s
The 90 member Knights of Columbus district breakfast was held last Sunday at Monument Hall and St Bernard’s Church. Rev Robert D Kelliher newly ordained curate spoke as deputy grand knight F Morgan led the event with plans for future meetings and community speakers.
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Trict
Jod
Knights of Co- 87
New Monument Hall
St. Bernard’s Church
LeSage
Robert D. Kelliher
Concord
Les. F. Morgan
Boston Braves
Boothroyd
Maynard
Chmaj
J. Francis Cleary
First Holy Communion at St. Bridget's Maynard
Donald Scesny eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Scesny West Acton road shared in First Holy Communion at St. Bridget's Church Maynard on Sunday May 23. Charles Roberts and son Charles Jr of Long Island New York are visiting his sister in law and family Mr and Mrs Walter Scesny of West Acton road.
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Donald Scesny
Walter Scesny
West
Acton Road
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Charles Roberts
Charles Jr
Long Island, New York
Low
West Acton Road
Maynard Council K of C Announces June Meeting and July 4 Event
Announcement lists the next meeting set for June 1 and describes the forthcoming annual field day and patriotic celebration during the July 4 weekend at Concord. The notice names Maynard Council K of C No 2121 and details planned activities.
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Maynard Council
K. of C
Concord
Acton Girls Win Blue Ribbons at 4-H County Day
Acton girls from the Middle Sex County 4-H clubs participated in the County Girls Day. Dress and clothing entrants led by Dawn Richards and Nancy Winslow earned blue ribbons. Dawn Richards was chosen to attend state day in Amherst in June.
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Acton
Middlesex County
Concord’ High Ee
Uae
Ita Spinney
Nancy
Marie Spinney
Dawn Richards
Janice Phelps
Myrna McKenvie
Nancy Winslow
Maralen Dy
Clare Linscott
Myrna McKelvie
Doris Torkelsen
Caroline
Hope
Wilhelmina Knipple
Judith Hatch
Amherst
In &O
Lillian Hollowell
Dardalla Berry
Fred W. Richards
ROTC graduates to receive commissions in Regular Establishment
About 250 ROTC graduates this June will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Regular Army or Regular Air Force on July 1, with about 44 under 21 entering the Organized Reserves. The plan marks a major postwar program shift, aiming to produce as many as 600 officers annually. Of July’s group, 172 join the Regular Army and 81 join the Air Force. 30 under 21 go to the Organized Reserves, and 14 to the Air Force Reserve.
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Regular Army
Regular Air Force
Theular Air Force
A. Organized Reserves
Air Force Reserve
Ill man Wallace Lambert confined to bed in Gleason dale
Wallace Lambert of Gleason dale has been ill for some time and is now confined to his bed with a serious condition. Thetford Center residents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sanborn and their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clark Van Norden along with Roland and Marshall Van Norden visited friends in Stow while in Ber n. Mrs. T. Leonard Worcester of Crescent street spent days in Waltham with her brother-in-law Edward E. Worcester. Reverend Paul N. Carnes attends Unitarian Convention sessions begun May 23. Mrs. Arthur Trefry and Mrs. Freeland George are delegates to the convention May 27 at Arlington Street Church in Boston.
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Wallace Lambert
Gleasondale
H. C. Sanborn
Thetford Center
Vermont
Clark van Norden
Roland and
Marshall
Stow
Bern
T. Leonard Worcester
Crescent Street
Waltham
Inlaw
Edward E. Worcester
Paul N. Carnes
Arthur Trefry
Freeland George
Arlington Street
Boston
Bedford Construction Starts House on Fletcher Road
Sherman Vanna begins building on Fletcher road after purchasing land from George H. Sweetnam of the same street. Rev. William E. Mack, former Church of Christ pastor, departs town for active service in Muroc California after three years as a WWII chaplain and reserve duty. His family plans to join him.
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Fletcher Road
Sherman Vanna
George H. Sweetnam
William E. Mack
Church of Christ
Muroc
California
Planning the Freedom Garden Layout for Easy Care
Plan straight, light, parallel rows to save garden work later. Contour planting helps on hills. Space by crop and tools. wheel hoes need wider gaps. Detail a seasonal schedule to fit yearly cycles and maintain orderly beds.
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Freedom Garden
Middlesex County 4-H Girls Day At Concord Draws 450
About 450 girls from Middlesex County 4-H attended the annual County Girls Day at Concord High School. Four prize winners were chosen to represent the state at Amherst on June 3. the other four will be announced. Winners include Dawn Richards Acton Janice Burien Sudbury and Pen Carvelli Framingham for clothing with Virginia Rigs taking the foods prize.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Concord High
Amherst
Dawn Richards
Acton
Janice Burien
Sudbury
Pen Carvelli
Framingham
Virginia Rigs
Hall net celebration extends to fourth weekend
fragmentary text notes a celebration event lasting into the fourth weekend with references to wills and a person or place named van nounced. details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Richard H. Barker
Joan Paula
Bastia
Emerson Hospital
United Co-op Society
Vienna
Tin
Maydale Beverages
Hamburg
Chuck
Ever Fresh Products
Turkey
Birdseye Peas
Birdseye
Pratt
Peaches
Nabisco
Vale
Crullers
Eclairs
Angel Cakes
Anzio
Fifth U. S. Army
Governeer Penning Office
Washingt, D
Pre Department Hisatori
Omaha
Nea
Guara
Studding
Nationa
Ued
Wil
Bedford
Actonee
Arid Tadeo
Mae
Blackstone
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