11th District Conference Held at Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury hosts the 11th District Conference on November 13 at 10 30 AM with 28 Senior Clubs and Federation officers attending. Mrs Henry E Webster leads the hostess club with Mrs Francis Raynor assisting. Reservations due by November 9.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury Centre
Henry _E. Webster
Francis Raynor
Albert A. Schaal
Frederick J. Duplissey
Memorial Convegational Church
Lewis Stevens
Harvey E. Greenwood
Federation
Alfred Cobb
Youth Conservation
Eric Wilson
of Scholarship
Albert Bergeron
Division of
Mothercraft
Ralph Swain
Harry Ames
Sudbury Woman's Club Chorus
Women’s Club outlines exhibits and events for December
Mrs. William W. Wood directs speakers including Mrs. Ernest Hale and Mrs. Charles Normand for a program by the 4H Club girls exhibition under Mrs. Caryle Burland. The American Home and Art committee plans rugs and crafts. Attendees from Club N i s attended the 11th District Past Presidents Luncheon in Concord. Next meeting set for December 18.
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William W. Wood
Ernest Hale
Music
Charles ‘Normand
Consen
Charles Cottrell
Henry E. Webster
Webster Cutting
James Barttlett
11Th District
Howard Johnsons
Concord
Henry‘ E.° Webster
Howard
Massachusetts Woman’s
Parker Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Woman's Club
Memory Lane in Concord recalls 80 years ago election
The first ballot cast in Concord was by William Barrett in a straight Republican vote. Dr. H C Chapin of Lincoln dies at 81 from heart failure. Frank Garfield buys his brother out of the fish business and continues alone. John M Collins of Concord Junction weds Miss Mary Welds of Lincoln at St Bernard's Church.
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William Barrett
H.C. Chapin
Lincoln
Frank Garéeld
John M. Collins
Concord Junction
Mary Welds
Concord and Lexington Rivalry Ends in Scoreless Tie
Capt Mullaney excels for Trinitarian Cin Church as Concord and Lexington play to a 0–0 draw. Annie Kimball Brown dies at 81. Concord Junction downs Shirley 39–6 and Concord High beats Pepperell 34 in a high scoring game. Democrats sweep nation but Concord supports Landon Igis and Otis M Whitney. Hewitt becomes Excellent High Priest of Walden Royal Arch Chapter. Wells Hall celebrates 61st wedding anniversary. Robert Hojem wins 2nd in 4 H vegetable contest at Massachusetts State College. Tercentenary celebration ends at First Parish church with 200 at supper.
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Concord
Lexington
Capt. Mullaney
Cin Church
Annie Kimball Brown
James B. Brown
Concord Junction
Shirley
Concord High
Pepperell High
Landon
Igis
Otis M. Whitney
Clarence H. Hewitt
Walden Royal Arch
Wells A. Hall
Concord Schools
Robert Hojem
Massachusetts State College
Concord Lions charter night features Geer as toastmaster
Over 150 Lions and guests attend the Charter Night of the Concord Lions Club with J. Clifford Geer as toastmaster. Miss Hazel Maude Porter of West Concord marries William Paul O Driscoll of Maynard at Union Church with Rev Kenneth R Teed officiating. Col Harry M Leapman, retired English Army officer, is guest speaker at a Board of Trade supper. West Concord Woman's Club begins 40th year with Dr William M Shedden of Concord as guest. Mr and Mrs James N Berry celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary.
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Parker Couple Observe Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harry C Parker of 23 Riverside Avenue marked their wedding anniversary on Tuesday and plan to spend the winter in Zephyrsville Florida. Mr Parker is a retired Massachusetts Reformatory officer.
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Concord
Harry C. Parker
Riverside Avenue
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Massachusetts
Reformatory
Concord town notes on elections and daily life
Concord residents discuss a long election vote with many at the Veterans Building, local banter about banking, photography, and shops, plus notes on traffic, fire department activity, OPA outlook, football season returns, and community events at six Main Street and the Enterprise office.
Cub Pack 49 Adds Eight Den Mothers in Concord
Concord Cub Pack 49 sponsored by Concord Lions Club meets in the vestry of the First Parish Church with eight new den mothers. The pack publishes a bulletin edited by Robert T M Daley, produced at Concord High School with principal William H. Smith and Ruth P. Eyan. The pack committee includes John W. Codding Jr as chairman, Pliny Jewell, Walter K. Sha treasurer Elmer E. Bee, John H. Lambert, Daly. den mothers include Mrs. Leonard Weidner Mrs. Robert H. Daly Mrs. Ralph D Stetson Mrs. John S Kendrick Mrs. Codding Mrs Morgan K. Smith Jr Mrs Richard Q Kennedy and Mrs Carl Nelson.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Robert ™ Daley
Concord High School
William H. Smith
Ruth P. Eyan
John W. Codding, Jr
den Mothers
Pliny Jewell
Walter K. Sha
Elmer E. Beee
John H. Lambert
Daly
Leonard Weidner
Robert H. Daly
Ralph D. Stetson
John S. Kendrick
Codding
Morgan K. Smith, Jr
Richard QO. Kennedy
Carl Neilson
Local church groups meet across West Concord area
The Ladies Union gathered in the West Concord Union Church last Tuesday afternoon and the evening sermon on Man's Hope For Salvation was given at First Parish by Rev. Edward Perry Daniels. Music filled the morning service with the chorus choir. Kings Daughters met at First Parish Unitarian Church vestry Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Paul A Davis and Mrs. Louis Aier. O Betty and John Edgar of Westford hosted the Young People's Society meeting Friday night at their home.
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Ladies Union
West Concord Union Church
Edward Perry Daniels
King’s
First Parish Unitarian Church
Paul A. Davis
Louis Aier
O ‘Betty
John Edgar
Westford
Young People’s Society of the Evangelical Free Church
PTA Organized Here Diskin New President
Concord holds first PTA organization meeting since 1933 with Martin Diskin elected president Harold Hickox as vice president Sheldon R. Porter secretary and Alfred Baptiste treasurer Mrs John Pitko of the Massachusetts PTA spoke and a next meeting was set for November 20 at the high school auditorium.
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PTA
Peter Bulkley
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Martin J. Diskin
Carlton Walker
John Pitko
Massachusetts’ Parents Teachers Association
Martin Diskin
Harold Hickox
Sheldon R. Porter
Alfred J. Baptiste
St Hubert’s pupils and staff attend film project
Sudbury report notes St Hubert’s School pupils and faculty attended a motion picture production last Wednesday afternoon.
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St. Hubert’s School
Sudbury Baby Born Amid War Shortages
A notice from Sudbury announces the birth of a daughter to Lloyd W. Moffit and family. Grandparents are Gordon Taylor of North Sudbury. The infant’s name is not clearly legible due to transcription issues. The item notes wartime shortages affecting planning and diet.
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Sudbury
Lie
Lloyd
Moffit
Pearl Harbor
Gordon Taylor North
Faa
Baby
Global War Veterans Claim Historic First Among WWII Groups
The Global War Veterans headquartered in Columbia Tennessee says it is the first national group formed exclusively for World War II veterans.
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The
Columbia, Tenn
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