YOWS CHURCH WEDDING IN UNION BRIDGE CEREMONY
A Sunday 1 pm wedding at Union Bridge linked Miss Myra Gray of Taylor with Joyd Everett Dowen. Rev Robert B officiated. The bride wore a fingertip gown with lace, carried pink rosebuds, and was given in marriage by her father. The groom is Frank B Dowen. witnesses included Warren Peck and Alex Gray. The couple will reside in Stow after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
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Union Brengah
Robert B
Miara Gray
Gray
Taylory
Everett Dowen
Gerald Dowrchard
Ide
Peter
Warren Peck
Cenr
Carpouauet
Migsiley
Lexington
Frank B. Dowemard
Jean Dowen
Framrnd
Donnald Dowen
Alex Gray
Richard Th
Stow
Nova Scotia
New Jorida
Rhode Island
Navy Accessories
Niagara Falls
Stowride
Maynard E
Fernald School
Reese Cor Waltham
Leavie Club of the Union holds June meeting in Stow
The Leavie Club of the Union will meet Monday June 4 in Stow. Rev Louis West, minister of Mt Robblee, is the guest. A business meeting for members starts at 7:30 PM.
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Stow
Leavie Club
the Unioneer
Vestey
Louis West Netined
Mt Robblee S Great Road
Ps Me
IJUMS Schedule For June Community Activities
A compiled schedule lists multiple community and civic events across June. Activities include PTA waste paper drive, church services, Union Church vestry meeting, Unity Club, Garden Club, sewing and badge events, Girl Scouts at town hall, Nashoba Teachers gathering, Hale High School operetta and graduations, School Committee and VFW events, and Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post Legion closing for summer.
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Noom
Parent Teachers Association
First Parish
Unitarian Church International
Service Club
Union Church Vestry
Unity Club
American Legion
H. Cooke
Stow Grange
Regional School Committee
Ladieg Alliance
Wilfred, Kitchell
Town Hall
Nashoba Teachers, Association
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Hale High School
Town, Hall
Union Ev Leal Chagich
Hole High School
Veterans of Foreign, Wars
Warren Wheeler Wetherbee
Plant America
Police Association
Hale High
Ahamni
Firemen’s Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Meeting Notice for June 4 Final Session
The Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post 272 American Legion announces a regular meeting on Monday evening June 4 the final session of the season. Members are reminded to attend as plans for summer activities will be discussed.
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Stow
Warren Wheeler
Stow Grange to Host Children’s Evening June 5
Stow Grange 4 will hold its next regular meeting at the rear on Tuesday evening. Ellen Perkins directs entertainment organized with the Pilot Grove School at the end grades. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Pilot Grove
Nashoba Teachers Association Plans Meeting at Wayside Inn
The Nashoba Teachers Association will hold its annual meeting for school committees from Belton Carlisle Harvard Littleton and Stow on June 7 at 6 30 p m at the Wayside Inn Sudbury. Blyan Davis of Littleton will resign as head of schools in the union effective end of the school year after serving since 1936.
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Nashoba
Belton
Carlisle
Harvard
Littleton
Stow
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Blyan Davis
Boy Scouts Hike Along Assabet River Campout
A Stow A group of Boy Scouts enjoyed an overnight hike and campout along the Assabet River. They left Saturday and returned Sunday morning to attend Memorial Sunday services at the First Parish Unitarian church. Scouts included John Peck Albert Erkkinen Richard Goucher Danny Woodhead and Lauri Katvela.
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Assabet River
First Parish Unitarian Church
John Peck
Albert Erkkinen
Richard Goucher
Danny Woodhead
Lauri Katvela
Weekend Travels of Local Residents Across States
The report chronicles several local residents and relatives traveling for business and family visits over a weekend. Mrs. William Peck and family motor to Bangor Maine. Mr and Mrs Irving Perkins and daughter visit Stow to stay with Mrs Ellen Perkins. Miss Willena Peck returns from Alabama and Georgia with work at Emerson Hospital. Donald Smith completes a sophomore year and takes a job at Abbeyt orsted Mills Forge Village.
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Mg. Angel
William Mr. Peck F
Great, Road
Irving Perkins
Rahway
New Jersey
Stow
Perkin
Ellen Perkins
Crescent Street
Willena
Heidi) Peck
William H. Peck
Great Road
Montevallo
Alabama
South
Atlanta
Georgia
Iand
Braden Castle
Florida
Peek
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Donald Smith
Lowell Textile. Institute
Orsted
Mills
Forge Village
Stow Teacher Weds Soldier in Methuen Church
Stow Miss Marcelle Secteau, a second grade teacher in Pilot Grove, married Raymond Langevin of the Army, May 19 at St Theresa's Church Methuen. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Secteau of that town. the soldier's home is in Gardner.
Percy H Howard Visits Canton Family
Percy H. Howard of Great Road is visiting his son and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Howard of Canton for two weeks.
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Percy H. Howard
Great Road
Robert S. Howard
Canton
Girl Scouts to Hold Badge Meeting at Town Hall
Mrs Robert Patterson announces the Girl Scouts of Troop Nile receive badges at an annual meeting on Thursday evening June 7 at 8 o clock in Town Hall. Exhibits, tableaus, and Scouting phase depictions will be shown. Cook books made by the girls will be for sale. Parents and friends are invited.
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Nile
Robert Patterson
Hudson Girl Given Shower
Miss Brackett of Hudson received a surprise linen shower at the home of Mrs. Robert Long. Eightteen guests from Southbridge Worcester Berlin Hudson and Stow attended the party. Miss Brackett will wed Albert B Drechsler Jr of Stow with a wedding date set for June 17.
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Stow
Joan Bracket
Forest Avenue
Hudson
Robert Long
School Street
Miss Brackett
Southbridge
Worcester
Berlin
Wilmer Brackett
Albert. B. Drechsler Jr
Selectman
Albert B. Dreschsler
Swal
Birth Announcement for William Robert O'rady
Stow Mr and Mrs John O Grady of Great Road announce the birth of their second child a son weighing six pounds seven ounces born at Emerson Hospital Concord on Saturday morning May 26. The baby is named William Robert O Grady and joins sister Patricia aged three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roberts of New Jersey and Mrs Elizabeth O Grady of Hudson.
Idaho University Enrollment at Opening in 1892
The University of Idaho opened in 1892 with 42 students enrolled. Two faculty mergers occurred during its early years, shaping the initial academic staff.
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University of Idaho
Harriman Named Head of Area School System
A five town joint committee in Littleton selected Edwin J. Harriman to head the area union schools effective Sept 1 1951. Harriman current Sep of Schools at Shelburne Falls previously led Hudson schools from 1935 to 1948. The Stow committee will move its meeting to Haley High School on Monday June 11.
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Low
Littleton
Blynn Davis
Boulton
Carlisle
Harvard
Stow
Edwin J. Harriman
Shelburne Falls
Hudson
Stowscippo
Haley High School
Garden Club to Meet in Stow for Luncheon Sale
The Stow Garden Club held its annual luncheon and plant sale at the First Parish Unitarian Church with large attendance. The regular meeting is planned for Tuesday afternoon June 5 at Mrs. Herbert H. Cooke's Walcott Street home featuring a lawn party and white elephant sale.
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Stow
Stow Garden Club
First Parish Unitarian
Herbert H. Cooke
Walcott Street
Betsy A. Davis Dies Sudbury Native at 70
Mrs Betsy A Davis 70 of Old School House North Sudbury died suddenly Wednesday. Wife of WW Davis she resided in Sudbury for 514 years and is survived by two daughters Mrs Donald Crittender Wakefield and Ramona I Davis a South Acton teacher, a son W Hazen Davis of Sudbury and four Pete Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM from her home with Rev Dr Peterson of Weston officiating Burial was in North Cemetery under Fowler Funeral service Maynard.
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Sudbury
Betsy A. Davis
Old School House
North
Ww. Davis
Donald Crittender
Wakefield
Ramona I. Davis
Acton
W. Hazen Davis
Pete
Dr. Peterson
Weston
North Cemetery
Fowler
Maynard
Paper Drive Saturday to Benefit Hale High Band
The Stow Parents Teachers Association sponsors a waste paper drive on Saturday morning June 2 from 9 am to 12 noon. Volunteers ask that newspapers and magazines be tied in bundles for easy collection. Proceeds fund echo instruments for Hale High School band.
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Stow ~ Parents Teachers Association
Hale High School
Hindu beliefs on body ridges as Brahma writing
Sheaffer Pen research library notes that early Hindus believed the ridges in human skin were the writing of the god Brahma. This interpretation reflects ancient ideas about divinity imprinted on the body.
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Brahma
Sheaffer Pen Research
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Myrna ‘Palmer
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Lockheed Plaint
Burbank
Calif
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Methuen
Marcelle Secteau
Raymond Langevin
U. S. Army
U. S
Joan Brackett
Albert B. Drechsler, Jr
E. J. Harriman
Garden Club
Furn
Saaniress
NO. Sudbury
William A. Davis
Sora
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