Rev Miller Speaker At Dar Meeting In Concord
Concord report on Old Concord Chapter meeting with Regent Hoyt L. Canary presiding. Rev J B Miller spoke on domestic ideals and wartime hazards, followed by piano soloists and social hour hosted by Mrs Wallace B. Cor sin. The Wolverine’s launch in Erie in 1848 noted.
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Concord
Hema . A. Ry
Okeng
Hoyt L. Canary
J.B. Miller
Y J. Helander
Wallace B. Corsin
Ibert B. Black
Farrer
Tattle
Delia
Boars H
Towles
Sudbury Charity Play Promotes Mission Expansion
Rehearsals under Miss Helen Tilden proceed for Ring Around Elizabeth a three act comedy in Sudbury Town Hall during the first week of December to aid Saint Elizabeth's Mission. The new ten year lease for the Ralph Adams Cram chapel will add heating and electricity for winter and summer use. Two performances December 5 and 6 are organized by the Women’s Guild with local church participants and backers including H Howe library rehearsals.
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Sudbury
Elizaeth
Episcopal
Ralph Adams Cram
Women’s Guild
Saint Elizabeth's Mission
H. Howe
Helen Tilden
Armistice Day Dance in Sudbury by American Legion Post 191
World War I veterans to host Armistice Day dance in Sudbury on November evening. Event under American Legion Post 191 with Albert E. Haynes directing and Wayside Ink Orchestra providing music.
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Sudbury
American Legion
Albert E. Haynes
Wayside Ink Orchestra
Allen Elderly Club Pictures Show At West Concord
A West Concord Woman's Club meeting at the West Concord Union Church begins Friday at 1 pm with Mrs. Harry Wilson presiding. Mr and Mrs W Stuart Allen of East Acton present slides from their travels across the country.
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West Concord
Sudbury 4-H Craft Club Elects Officers for 1947 48
The Sudbury 4 H Craft Club held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. Richard Burches home on October 28. Officers for 1947 48 were elected. Members present included Carol Guilds Dorothy Hawes Joan Hulburt Margaret Burkes Magory Doherty Sylvia Mills Barbara Burke Wanda Forbes and Nancy J McDonald. A Twentieth Century Fund report notes household paper products expenditures rose 62 percent from 1929 to 1940.
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Sudbury
Richard Burches
Carol Guilds
Dorothy Hawes
Joan Hulburt
Margaret Burkes
Magory Doherty
Sylvia Mills
Barbara Burke
Wanda Forbes
Nancy J. McDonald
Report of Hospital October Summary by Miss Snow
Concord Miss Elmina L Snow administrator of Emerson Hospital announces October totals: Surgical 68 Medical 24 Obstetrical 50 Infants Female 27 Infants Male 21 Total admitted 190 Discharged 200 In hospital 189 Died 1 Stillborn 0 X rays 204 Amseems 487 Path exams 32 Accidents auto 5 Accidents other 2 Daily average patients 1946 54 comer bit patients 34 Males 60 Females 130 Adults 114 Under 14 28 Infants 48 No. nd patients 60 No. SP patients 53 No. tien 29 No. Infants BR patients days 419 No. sr days 357 No. P.R. days 283 No. Infant days 356
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Acton Garden Club Plans Evening Program With Slides
The Acton Garden Club hosts an 8 o clock event at the West Acton Woman's Club on Central Street. Rev. Michael Ahearn S J of Weston College speaks on Thank God for a Garden and will show color Kodachrome slides. William Tuttle sings with piano accompaniment.
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Allen Christofferson
Harry =. Fannon
Benjamin E. Derby
Henry Johnson
Hal Newport
Charles Gallagher
Walter W. Smith
Harold McPhee
George Mortimer
Joseph Lizotte
William Rawister
Richard Deane
Stow 4-H Committee Formed With New Ladies
Stow 4-H workers formed a committee with Mrs. Arthur Puffer named chairman in October. Members include Mrs. Carl Lund Mrs. Robert Goucher Mrs James Miller Mrs Roland Wright Mrs Harvey Croft Allyson Smith James Mackey George Erickson and Miss Patricia White attended the meeting. Pictures were shown for acquairs the new workers with 4-H work. The committee is launching a drive for contributions for Camp apilea improvements at Coury 4-H Camp.
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Stow
Arthur Puffer
Carl Lund
Robert Goucher
Apilea
Couple Honored At Tea Return From Honeymoon
Mrs. Charles A. Poutasse Jr hosted a tea at her Waltham home honoring her son and Elizabeth Russell Miller on their return from a Maine and New Hampshire honeymoon. Chrysanthemums and bitter sweet decor filled the house as seventy five guests from Waltham Weston Concord Lowell Newton Medfield Northboro and Worcester attended.
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Concord
Charles
A. Poutasse
Waltham
Charles A. Poutasse, Jr
Elizabeth Russell Miller
Nine Acre Corner
Maine
New Hampshire
Bertha Ray
Eugene
Poutasse
Worcester
Rodney M. Leland
Northboro
Esther Poutasse
Nathaniel P. Brackett
Frank. Howland
Auburnale
Weston
Lowell
Newton
Medfield Northboro
Orcester
Concords churches hold morning services and benediction
In Concord two Catholic churches, Colehes and Sacred Hean, plan morning services followed by benediction and prayer. Parishioners are invited to join as ministers conduct blessing across both communities.
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Concord
Colehes Catholic
Bened Most
Ter Miss Mary to Richard B Earl A Kimball
A fragment lists names Ter Miss Mary and Richard B Earl with A Kimball and Mrs Kimball of an unknown locality. The text is incomplete and provides no event or clear context.
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Ter
Mary
Richard B
Earl
A. Kimball
Mrs. Kimball
Annual Woman's Club Play Listed At Vets' Bldg
Concord Woman's Club presents its annual play produced by the drama committee under Mrs Joseph J. Ecker of 56 Sudbury Road at the Veterans Building. The show runs Thursday and Friday evenings this week with the public invited. Mrs Boxer, a Raucliffe College graduate in English, has done dramatic work with the Bermuda and Concord Players.
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Concord
Joseph J. Ecker
Sudbury Road
Veterans
Boxer
Raucliffe Collge
Majorca
Giumauc
Bermane Players
Concord Players
Pepperell Women’s Club hosts vice president day event
Mrs Richard Deane and Mrs J Henry Engman attended a vice president’s day program at the Pepperell Woman’s Club on Tuesday afternoon.
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Richard Deane
J. Henry Engman
Pepperell Woman’s Club
Grange Card Party Winners Named at Acton Home
Acton whist party hosted by Mrs. John Federson last Thursday benefited Acton Grange. Winners include Mrs. Duncan Kennedy Mrs. Bertha Lowden Wi fred Fraser James Moody Mrs. Minnie Campbell Warren Peterson Mrs. Walter I Taylor Miss Helen Pederson Miss Dorothy Moody Harold Justason with special prizes to Mrs. W Stuart Allen and Mrs Arthur.
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