Brookline Chapter OES Plans Meeting Details
The next meeting of the Brookline Chapter OES is set for Thursday November 15 at 8 o'clock The event will be held at the church with the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron in attendance A reception committee will be on hand and the Brookline chapter will be represented by Dey Brazil and others at this official gathering.
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O.E.S
Smith
Worthy Malst
R of
Brookline
Apter
Ing
Carlisle 4 H Club Elects Officers at First Sewing Meeting
Carlisle 4 H Club held its first and second year sewing group meeting at Mrs. George Duttons home led by Linnea Swanson and Beverly Dutton. Sarah Wilson was elected president with Sandra Wilkins as vice president Judith Whitman secretary Sandra Smith treasurer and Betty Philbrook reporter Guest speaker was Mrs Wood from the Extension Service office.
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Concord
Sewing Club
Carlisle
George Dutton
Linnea Swanson
Beverly Dutton
Sarah Wilson
Sandra Wilkins
Judith Whitman
Sandra Smith
Betty Philbrook
Wood
Extension Service Office
Pattersons Mark 35th Wedding Date
Mr and Mrs Harry Patterson of 4 Potterstreet celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary on Thursday October 25 Mrs Patterson formerly Helen M Hagerty The couple have five daughters and several grandchildren Mr Patterson a Groton native is a permanent fire captain at Central Station
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Concord
Harry Patterson
Potterstreet
Patterson
Helen M. Hagerty
Groton
Central Station
First Drawing Of Andersons Fall Festival Winners
Four residents from Marlboro Hudson and Northboro won prizes in the first drawing of Andersons Furniture harvest festival. The event runs nightly through November 10 with a final prize of a large television set. Winners include Mrs Louise Beddie Miss Rainey Derosier Mrs Roscoe Neill and Raymond Broderick. Public may enter with no merchandise purchase.
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Marliboro
Marlboro
Hudson
Northboro
Anderson
Andrew B. Anderson
Walter E. Concannon
Louise Beddie
Pearl Street
Rainey Derosier
Solomon Pond Road
Roscoe Neill
Cotting Avenue
Raymond Broderick
Chestnut Street
James F. McDonough
C D A Initiation At West Concord Meeting
West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians C D A will meet at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday night November 18 at 8 o clock. Mrs Marie Dunn grand regent will preside. Miss Catherine A Dwyer state regent to officiate with district deputy Miss Elizabeth Kenney. A reception and refreshments will follow with co chairmen Mrs Charles E Bei and Mrs Walter E Dow.
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West Concord — Court
Our Lady, Help of Christians
C.D.A
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Marie Dunn
Catherine A. Dwyer
Elizabeth Kenney
Charles E.bei
Walter. E. Dow
Ayward
Lions Club Meets on November 13 in Concord
The Concord Lions Club will hold its next meeting and supper on Tuesday night November 13 at 6 30 at Howard Johnsons. President Charles Wear will preside. The speaker Rev David W Thompson West Acton minister will discuss Maine Cracker Barrel Stories. A report on the 10th anniversary program will be presented.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Charles Wear
Rothwell N. MacRae
David W. Thompson
West Acton
Maine
Local Draft Board 114 Announces November 27 Induction Call
West Concord Draft Board No. 114 at 7 Commonwealth Avenue issues induction call for November 27. Five youths to be sent under the quota. Board serves Concord Maynard Acton Bedford Sudbury Wayland and Lincoln.
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West Concord
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord
Maynard
Acton
Bedford
Sudbury
Wayland
Lincoln
Bedford Residents Move to Beverly Farms After Home Sale
Mrs. Charles P. Dogherty and Miss Grace Dogherty of 2 Concord road Bedford sold their residence and bought a new home at Beverly Farms. The Patients Stamp Club exhibit at the U S Veterans hospital in Bedford drew many attendees. All Saints Day services were held at St Michael's Church with Holy Day masses by Rev William E Kerrigan. All Souls Day is planned for tomorrow.
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Grace Dogherty
Concord Road
Bedford
Beverly Farms
U. S. Veterans Hospital
St. Michael’s Church
Rep Russell Warns Of Tax Hikes Hit Small Businesses
Rep. Howard S. Russell argues that higher registration fees after October 15 harm small business owners and truck operators more than gas tax shifts. He cites examples: grocers with one truck rise from 6 to 18 dollars, farmers and dealers face substantial increases, and warns that bond-fueled road building raises costs further.
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Howard S. Russell
Grand Falls Visit Lures Explorers to Labrador Woods
Reporters note curious visitors have reached the Labrador woods to view Grand Falls on the Hamilton River, North America’s second largest waterfall. The trek highlights remote travel and interest in dramatic natural sites.
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Labrador
North America
Grand Falls
Hamilton River
Woman's Club to Meet November 12 in Concord
Concord will host the next Concord Woman's Club meeting Monday November 12 at 2 45 PM at the Girl Scout House. President Mrs James H Volkmann will preside with architect Jan Reiner as guest speaker on Architecture Yesterday and Tomorrow and will display colored slides.
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Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Girl Scout House
James H. Volkmann
Jan. Reiner
William J. Pinard
West Concord
Trade meet early guest Concord Board of Trade supper
The Concord Board of Trade will hold its November meeting and supper on Monday night November 5th at 6 45 in the Howard Johnson banquet room. President Walter E Dow Jr will preside and Robert Early will be guest speaker presenting a Fascin Gas and Fuel Associates program titled It s Time to Sell the American Free Enterprise System . Guests are welcome and a good turnout is urged. The annual meeting and election of new officers will be held the following month.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
Walter E. Dow, Jr
Robert Early
Fascin Gas and Fuel Associates
Prize Cow Passes Brattleboro Test
Pabst Hilarity De Vries a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Farnham W. Smith from Great Brook Farms Carlisle passed a yearlong production test in the official herd improvement registry. She produced 643 pounds of butterfat and 18 279 pounds of milk under University of Massachusetts supervision with the Holstein Friesian Association of America at Brattleboro Vermont.
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Concord
Pabst Hilarity de Vries
Farnham W. Smith
Great Brook Farms
Carlisle
University of Massachusetts
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Harvest Day workers praised in West Concord report
West Concord notes a tremendous response to the Harvest Day program with thanks to all workers. Fred Oliver led scouts and cubs, supported by Bruce Boyd Arnold Wilson Walter O'Neil Charles O'Neil Billy Gault Chester Smethurst Jr. Mrs Stafford King and Mrs Roger Duncan also assisted.
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West Concord
Fred Oliver
Scouts
Cubs
Bruce Boyd
Arnold Wilson
Walter O'Neil
Charles
O’neil
Billy Gault
Chester Smethurst, Jr
Stafford King
Roger Duncan
Rotary Club Greets Former Concord Man
Concord Rotary guests include Prof. Carl J. Friedrich from Harvard University who spoke at the noon meeting. President Charles W. Allen led the session as makeup cards from Maynard club members were noted and guests from Lexingon Belmont and Concord attended. A report on the Plymouth stag outing was given and Morrill chaired November programs with Stuart Allen in charge.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
John J. Bent, Sr
Alfert M. Coffee
Percy Skewes
Sherman Hardy
L Childs
Frederick K. Johnson
Lexington
Fred Arterton
Belmont
John “Bemis
John H. Kennedy
Plymouth
Radcliffe
Morrill
Stuart Allen
Honor pupils inducted at Concord Minuteman chapter
Concord high school honors new National Honor Society members with induction led by master of ceremonies Warren Loring. Senior inductees include Robert Arthur Elizabeth Barrett Richard Brooks Dean Contéau Tilda Finoccio Alden Fletcher Ruth Hayward Richard Lyons Linnea Swanson Shirley Ware. Juniors Mildred Fultz Loraine Seavey Deborah Veinot David Woodruff spoke on character scholarship leadership and service.
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Concord
Warren Loring
National Honor Society
Minutemar
Concord High School
Robert Arthur
Elizabeth Barrett
Richard Brooks
Dean Contéau
Tilda Finoccio
Alden Fletcher
Ruth Hayward
Richard Lyons
Linnea Swanson
Shirley Ware
The
Suniors
Mildred Fultz
Loraine Seavey
Deborah Veinot
David Woodruff
John Ba4sile
Richard Arthur
Leo McKenna
Peter Witherell
Beds Plowed Under In Haverhill Field Sleepers
Authorities rout vagrants from a field in Haverhill Massachusetts where they had been sleeping on weeds used as bedding. Plowing under the weeds ended the trespass and sleeping site.
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Haverhill
Mass
U.P
Sending Xmas Gifts Overseas and Customs Rules
Postmasters advise selecting gifts and arranging shipment to relatives abroad during Christmas. U S rules allow ordinary gift parcels up to 25 dollars value without export license to most destinations except China and North Korea. Parcels must be mailed by individuals for personal use with Gift seal notes. Foreign regulations vary and may require import permits and duties paid by the recipient.
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United States
China
North Korea
Geome
U.S
Commerce
Broad Street
Boston
Mass
Funeral for Miss Catherine Sheehan in Concord
Funeral services were held for Miss Catherine Josephine Sheehan retired telephone operator who died at 84 Thoreau Street after a long illness. A solemn high mass was sung at St Bernard's Church with Rev Michael Burke assisted by Rev George Murray and Rev Edmund Rowan. Burial was in St Bernards Cemetery. Survivors include three brothers five sisters and two nephews.
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Concord
Catherine
Josephine Sheehan
Thoreau Street
St. Bernard's Church
Michael J. Burke
George F. Murray
Edmund J. Rowan
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Burke
Thomas Finan
James E. Finan
Eugene Flagg, Jr
David B. Williams
Philip Finan
T. Frederick Brown
Miss Sheehan
téWh
John Joseph Sheehan
Margaret (Toomey) Sheehan
John
Mary) Driscoll
Hopewell
Virginia
David Driscoll
Murray 11th Wedding Anniversary Noted in Concord
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Murray formerly Esther D. Sanborn Cambridge Turnpike observed the 11th wedding anniversary on Friday October 26. They were married in Belmont and have lived in the area since, raising two children.
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Concord
Henry. S. Murray
Esther D. Sanborn
Cambridge Turnpike
Belmont
Younger people report more headaches than older folks
A Louisiana University School of Medicine survey finds that young people experience headaches more often than older individuals. The study highlights age as a factor in headache prevalence and calls for further research on prevention and treatment strategies.
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The
Louisiana University School of Medicine
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