Hansen and Ingenere Lead Pin League Night At Lexing ton
Concord Henry Hansen tops with 398 and Pete Ingenere 334 in Mill Danny Bowling League play. Oilers roll 4 0 win over Teams, All Stars lose 3 1 to Lincoln. full team scores list across Oilers Thrift Depot Reforma tory K of C and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Henry Hansen
Pete Ingenere
Mill Dany
Lexington
Hansen
Oilers
T T
All Stars
Lincoln
R. Wheeler
L Todd
P. Cousins
H. Parks
J. Lennon
Thrift
S. Flannery
Hopkins
M. Lombardod
J. Muscato
B. Nickerson
P. Moreau
T. Wanatalo
T. Gormley
T. Zander
A. Stow
H.W Land
R. Loughlin
J. Byron
D. Carey
Clippers
M. Mara
G. Robinson
R. O'Neil
R. Macone
Cc. Mayo
G. Johnson
Depot
T. Hill
B. Dempsey
P. Melisi
J. Hayes
Or Steffanelli
A. Murphy
J. Alexander
P. Bowker
J. DeRhome
H. Smith
P. Wilder
MacLeod Anniversary Celebrates 30 Years in Lincoln
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Edward MacLeod of Lincoln formerly Hester Massie observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary last Saturday November 2. The couple are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward MacLeod
Lincoln
Hester Massie
Sergeant Fletcher Begins Terminal Leave at Fort Sill
Sergeant John A. Fletcher of Bedford has been placed on terminal leave at the Fort Sill Separation Station in Oklahoma awaiting final discharge from military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Okla
John A. Fletcher
Bedford
Concord hosts largest Community Fund meeting to date
The Concord High School cafeteria hosted a large Community Fund information meeting attended by eighty nine workers captains and directors. Roger C. Fenn spoke on charitable needs of Boston and outlying communities highlighting interdependencies and local self sufficiency. A veteran presence grew across areas with eighteen veterans involved from Concord including the chairman. Emerson Hospital delegates Miss Elmina L. Snow and Miss Elizabeth Alexander attended. Refreshments followed provided by Mr. Fenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Community Fund
Concord High School
Concord Division
Roger C. Fenn
Boston
Fenn
Emerson Hospital
Elmina L. Snow
Elizabeth Alexander
Communion Held At West Concord Union Church
A regular worship service at West Concord Union Church included special guests from First Congregational Church of Willimantic Connecticut led by Rev Kenneth Ralph Teed former minister now pastor. The church added a nursery during the hour for attending parents and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Union Church
First Congregational Church
Willimantic
Connecticut
Kenneth Ralph Teed
Bedford Rainbow Girls Initiation Highlights Local Teens
Bedford girls initiated into the Lexington Order of Rainbow Girls include Priscilla Harrison and Betty Santera. Other Bedford members listed are Margery Bexter, Virginia Martin, and Elinor Zellin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Lexington Order of Rainbow Girls
Priscilla Harrison
Betty Santera
Margery Bexter
Virginia Martin
Elinor Zellin
Bernard Saunders Confined by Illness at Home
Bernard Saunders of Springs Road is confined to his house due to illness, with family providing care and seeking available medical assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Saunders
Concord Rotary Ladies Night At Howard Johnson Supper
About 80 men and women attended Concord Rotary Club’s Ladies Night at the Howard Johnson Colonial Room. President Fred T. Boyd led a brief meeting after supper while Robert D. Parks organized the dinner. Rev. John Fitzimmons spoke on World War II service and Army Chaplain's Corps experiences. Three new members were published for upcoming vote. Regular luncheons resume Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Fred T. Boyd
Robert D. Parks
Herbert Halliday
Acton Family Announces Newborn Theron Giles Low
Mr and Mrs Theron A Low den announce the birth of a son Theron Giles on November 1 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Grandmother is Mrs Bertha Lowden of South Acton. Mrs Ray Dagenais of Hammond Road Acton Center reports two clusters of apple blossoms on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron A. Lowden
Main Street
South Acton
Theron Giles
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Bertha Lowden
Ray Dagenais
Hammond Road
Acton Center
Dance Classes Begin Sponsored by Acton Woman's Club
The Acton Woman's Club sponsors dancing classes that started Monday in the town hall. Classes are offered for all ages from preschool children to adults. Bus transportation is available and enrollment remains open. Call Mrs. Churchill Newman at Acton 422-3 to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Woman’s Club
Churchill Newman
Acton
Couples’ club to be organized at Steeves home
All interested in joining the young married couples group are asked to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Steeves on Taylor Road Acton Center next Friday evening November 8 at 8 o'clock to organize a couples club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Clayton Steeves
Taylor Road
Acton Center
Acton Welfare Board Switches to Monthly Meetings
Beginning last Monday November 1 the Acton Board of Welfare will meet the 1st and 2nd Monday each month instead of weekly. Meetings are at the town hall at 7 30 p m. For assistance or information call Mrs Ormal Laffin Acton 2373.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Board of Welfare
Ormal Laffin
Acten
Alaska Largest State Bigger Than Texas California and Montana
Alaska is larger than the combined areas of Texas California and Montana, maintaining its status as the biggest U S state by land area. The vast geography surpasses the combined landmasses of the three next largest states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Texas
California
Montana
Concord Walden Royal Arch installs officers at Masonic Hall
The Walden Royal Arch Chapter held an installation at Masonic Hall Concord last Monday evening. Warren Benjamin Goddard assisted by Winslow Damon and Russell Berry led the ceremony as officers including High Priest Albert Tallant and Secretary Warren Goddard were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Masonic Hall
Walden Royal Arch
Warren Benjamin Goddard
Winslow J. Damon
Russell C. Berry
Albert A. Tallant
Sudbury
William K. Walters
Stow
Edgar LaForest Robbins
West Concord
Harold B. Blenkhorn
Walden
Charles A. Welch Lodge
AF & AM
Maynard
38Th Lodge of Instruction
Thts
24Th Masonic District
Maynard Masonic Corporation
Magdalene
Order of the Eastern Star
Acton Prepares Community Fund Drive Vote
Acton launches its Greater Boston Community Fund drive on November 7 with 102 percent enrollment of volunteer solicitors. Chairman Charles J Farley pledges to meet the quota through Thanksgiving, listing volunteers across Center South and West Acton, including educational and district chairs and many solicitors.
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Acton
Charles J. Farley
Nagog Hill Road
Center
Greater Boston Community Fund
Farley
Charles Jud& Farley
Forrest Kean, Jr
Ernest Knipple
William Tuttle
Carl Christofferson
George Best
Alden C. Flagg, Jr
E. Clayton Steeves
West
Raymond Gallant
Janet Rifford
James W. Baker
Seward Spinney
Harold Banquet
Robert Reid
Perry Marble
Betty Lee
Alan Cameron
Lois Gravlin
John Kelly
Virginia Sanderson
Annie Burke
Harry Fannon
Elizabeth Burroughs
South Acton
John Byers
Laurence Winslow
Lawrence Donnelly
Eleanor Morse
Edwin Christofferson
S. Charles Claflin
Ever@i Reed
Bow and Arrow Hunting Gains in Pacific Northwest
Yakima Washington reports easing war time ammunition shortages revives bow and arrow hunting. In the Pinadoka National Forest seventy eight archers participated and returned with twelve deer in the Pacific Northwest effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Minadoka National Forest
Concord Players Hire Veteran Director Partridge
Concord plans its fall play under the guidance of William O. Partridge, a professional director with over forty years in theatre. President Mrs. Stanton Garfield notes this marks the troupe’s first time working with a professional director, highlighting Partridge’s experience in both professional and amateur stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Patridge
Concord Players
Stanton Garfield
Players
Patridge
Boston
Old Square Theatre
Yay Lawrence
Old Kentucky
James K. Hackett
Ermire
Yellowstone
Marines Mark 171st Birthday With Long Record of Service
The United States Marine Corps, born November 10 1775, celebrates 171 years of fighting history dating from the Revolutionary era. It has fought in Barbary wars, 1812, Mexican War, Spanish-American War, World War I, and World War II. The Bel leau Wood action earned a French renaming of the sector Bois de la Brigade de Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Corps
Continental Congress
Mexico
Cuba
Masrines
Belleau Woods
Bois de la Brigade de Marines
Acton PTA Sees School Talk at November Meeting
Acton The Acton P T A held its November meeting in Blanchard Hall with President Ernest Simpson presiding. Supt. of Schools David C Bowen spoke on Acton schools and Ralph W Stearns of West Acton described the school committee’s work. Refreshments were led by Mrs. David Barry with a long assist list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford Grange
Carlisle
Waltham
Howard McGuiness
Ethel Munroe
Isabel Lettaney
D. Baton Lettaney
Irene Wannamaker
Annie Cook
Ralph Thompson, Jr
George Pederio
Edith Gould
Catherine McGrath
Ridgeway
Comely
Mary McGrath
Betty Powderly
John McGrath
Henry Hill
Herbert Litchfield
Richard Powderly
Ceres
Barbara Stacey
Pomona
Leslie R. Stacey
Flora
Katherine Poleo
Virginia Howland
Salvatore Albani
Wilburn de Vries
Phyllis Davis
Leila M. Blake
Walter Swanson
Richard D. Powderly
Ethel Powderly
Dorothy Hume
Basil MacLeod
Robert Powderly
Maude S. Comes
Etta Stacey
Mary Albani
Marion McGrath
Clarence Damery
Leslie R.’ Stacey
Thomas Johnston
Blake
Freda Comery
Belle Hill
Doris Powderly
Rita Powderly
Ethel DeVries
Harvester
Richard J. Powderly
Fay Roby
Howard Skelton
Howard Davis
Grangers
Billerica
Lexington
Plainfield
Vermont
Montpelier
Town Hall
Roderick McLean
Hunt
Walter B. Brolin
Priscilla A. Currier
Acton
Acton P. T
Blanchard’ Hall
Ernest Simpson
David C. Bowen
Ralph W. Stearns
West Acton
David &. Barry
Clifford Armstrong
James W. Baker
Carl Christofferson
Ernest. Knipple
Allen Christofferson
Boward Archer
Florence Rooney
Irving S. Duren Jr
J. F. Batchelder
Joint Meeting of Acton Woman's Clubs Set for Next Wednesday
The Acton Woman's Club and the West Acton Woman's Club announce a joint meeting next Wednesday at 2:30 at the West Acton clubhouse on Central Street. The Wright trio will entertain and hostesses are Mrs. Seaward Spinney and Mrs. Albert P. Durkee.
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Acton Woman's. Club
Acton Woman’s
Inethes West
Central Street
West Acton
Wright
Seaward
Spinney
Albert P. Durkee
Polish Grove to Enter Aid Society Veterans Celebration
The Polish Grove to Enter Aid Society plans a home celebration for World War veterans at St Casimir’s Church this weekend. A Saturday dance featuring the Cavalry Band from Nashua and a Sunday Mass will precede a two o clock banquet in the church hall with speaker Wisnowski and guests of honor including Gold Star parents. A Monday quiet mass at nine o’clock will conclude the observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woptim
St Casimir
Nashua Furings
Wisnowski
Rey
Kiewicz
Bedford Women Club Meeting Set for Town Evening
The Bedford Women’s club plans a meeting on November 13 in town with members and guests. Delegates from Christ attended a Cow churches reading event held at the meeting site, with engagement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Women’ Club
Iite
The
Christ
Birthdays Noted for Edward MacLeod and F Ottig
Birthdays this month include Edward MacLeod six years old on November 10 and F Ottig son of Mr and Mrs Murray of South Street.
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Edward MacLeod
Basil MacLeod
Fottig
As’ Murray
South St
Anniversary toast signals De South Street couple
Mr and Mrs De South Street celebrate a fourth anniversary for Tiageon in November. Foster is the former Bani, and they have one Judith.
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de South Street
Tiageon
Foster
Bani
Judith
Sons of Union Civil War Visit to Marine Hospital
Members of the Sons of Union will travel to Rutland on November 20 to visit the Marine Hospital and distribute aid. The group plans a short program and expects to meet hospital staff during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union
Rutland
Marine Hospital
American sponsors paper event amid curbs in afternoon
The sponsor outlines a community paper event held in the afternoon as curbs affect plans. Legion involvement aims to ensure the event succeeds, with organizers seeking broad participation and clear guidance for attendees.
Bedford Gran lawsuit at Town Hall details unclear
Fragments describe a case involving Johnston assisted by Mrs Con and Richard J. Pow at or near the Town Hall. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owing
Johnston
Con
Richard J. Pow
Community notices from November events and meetings
A fragmented list of local activities for November includes Scout meetings, Grange dances at Kall, church services at St. Paul, Christ Congregational, Unitarian, Armistice Day observances, a paper drive by the American Legion, and club gatherings at Church of Christ and Hartford. Women's and Sodality meetings, Town hall services, and delegations to meetings are also noted with unclear dates.
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St. Church
Christ’ Congregationa
Unitarian Church
Bafta Club
M Church of’ Christ
Progressive Club
Hartford
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Ranny Weeks
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Commonwealth Avenue
Kenmore
WE Aubuchon Co. Inc
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Main
E. J. Bartlett
Concord 143
Concord Fire Station
Lamb
Maine
P. Concord Clothing Co. Inc
Walden St. Fel
STOVE
Concord Oil CO
Veterans Aid
Union Church
P. O
Sudbury Area
Lady of Initiative
Acton Workers In Community
MR. Partridge
United’ States Marine Corps
Alexander A. Vandergrift
U. S. Marine Corps
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AMT
Legion
Grange
Kall
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