Senior Class of Acton High Staged Play
Acton High School seniors presented their annual play Two Kids from the Country in Blanchard hall to a full house. Cast included Janice Webb Donald Reynolds Barry Ruth Gilbert Barnhart Frances Merpat Sweeney Gordon Paul Newsham and Balland. Miss Anne Horr senior class advisor directed the production with help from committees handling publicity tickets programs and ushers.
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Acton
Acton ‘High School
Blanchard Hall
Janice Webb
Donald Reynolds
Barry
Ruth’. Gilbert
Barnhart
Frances Merpat
Sweeney
Gordon On
Paul Newsham
Balland
Anne Horr
Marjorie’ Howell
Ruth
Gilbert
Edmund Gates
A Nelson
Phyllis
Patrica
Mulden
Frances Merry
Lorraine Bursaw
Mullen
Lorna Steele
Caroline
Albert Durkee
Norman Roche
Bedford St Michael’s Holy Name Society Officers Named
The Bedford Holy Name Society of St Michael’s elected officers for the coming year led by President Stimson and Vice President William J Heecy. The slate includes Carton secretary Arthur Genetti treasurer Vincent Fay marshal Salvatore Albani and other members on the committee. The group met at church for a Communion breakfast with Rev John J Allston jamies Stimson Carton Howard J Joy and others on the committee.
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Bedford
Holy Name’ S Ciety
St. Michael’s‘c
Stimson
William J. Bheecy
Carton
Arthur
P. Genetti
Vincent Fay
Salvatore Albani
Phare Nii Genetti
Mingid Pickman
Iden McArdle
Charles Norton
J. Earl Dick
John J. Allston
Jamies Stimson
Howard J. Joy
Ths
Donnelan
Charles Race
Joh McNaughty
David Pickman
Bedford Notices Highlight Local Socials And History Talk
Mrs Winnie O Joy and other American Legion Auxiliary members attended a Bedford board party of the County Peers in Waltham last Saturday. Nicholas Genetti and wife plan their fifth anniversary on November 23 at Loomis Street. they have a daughter Barbara J. Genetti. Bedford Historical Society met at John F. Brown's Concord Road home with speaker Victor Hosmer of Billerica discussing historical spots in Bedford and Billerica.
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Eileen. Scallance
Winnie O. Joy
Karem. Rivert
Louise F. Currier
American Legion Auxiliary
Waltham
Nicholas A. Genetti
Loomis Street
Genetti
Josephine Poleo
Thomas Poleo
School Way
Barbara J. Genetti
Bedford Historical Society
John F. Brown
Concord Road
Victor Hosmer
Billerica
Bedford
Lilies from Europe and America for Spring Planting
A horticultural note explains lilies from Europe Japan and America now available from Holland and the United States. It covers varieties Lilium speciosum regale tenuifolium canadense and notes planting depth soil quality and feeding. It advises mulching bulbs if frost threatens and highlights blooming midsummer when garden color loosens.
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Aden
France
Japan
Holland
Sudbury High School News and Events Highlight
The Class of 1946 gifts a portable radio for student use in education and music. A field trip to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts accompanies history studies on Egypt and Greece. Thanksgiving recess runs Nov 28–29 with an early dismissal Nov 27 for staff and students.
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History Glass
Sudbury High School
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Egypt
Greece
Atricon
WBZ
WEEI
WNAC
Jimmy
Jean ‘Prgwonce Tod Beem
Do You Know Massachusetts Postwar Employment Shifts
Massachusetts postwar employment rose across multiple sectors with highway and building construction leading gains. Motor travel improved yet lagged 1941 levels while new car registrations doubled 1941 rates. MIT's population and budget surged, overtime wages rose, and many building permits face long completion times.
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Massachusetts
Ept. of Labor and Industries
Massachusetts Istitute of Technology
Numr
Compe Liege
Massachusetts A Jautics Commission
Department of Education
Massachusetts Aviation Education Committee
Color vision study links color blindness to men
A study from an optical company notes that about 90 percent of color blindness cases affect men. The report highlights the gender disparity in color vision deficiencies and the ongoing research into diagnosing and understanding the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthbridge
Anding the Optical Co
Bedford Progressive Association Meeting Notes and Events
The Bedford Progressive Association met at the clubhouse on Gomis Street. Reports of officers and committees were read and accepted. next meeting is scheduled for November 26.
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Bedford Progressive Association
Gomis Street
Concord club notes and local leadership changes
Mrs Bottome founder of the King's Daughters attends a meeting at Trinitarian Congregational Church. Mrs Henry F Smith is elected leader of the local organizing group. Frank Wheeler, a former resident, dies in Lincoln. Concord Urian Club and high school feather team sections mention scores and players Laughlin and Gree.
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Bottome
The
King’s Daughters
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Henry F Smith
Concord
High School Feather
Wilso Gage
Byronena Waser i
Laughlin
Concord area notes from the 25 years back record
A 25 year old item notes Middlesex loss a single game and Pratt kicking goals. Pvt John Eno Crossley youngest Concord boy to enlist in the war from gas. Mrs Mary Elizabeth (Cline) Davis dies at 67, high school gridiron sponsor Wellesley 47 0 Pickard scores twice. Concord Cooperative Bank formed with Raymond D Willar president and John J Comnn as VP, Ben Moody named treasurer and clerk.
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Middlesex
St. Oere
Pratt
John Eno Crossley
Concord
Mary Elizabeth
Cline) Davis
Nathan Augustus Davis
Swamp Wellesley
Pickard
Concord Cooperative Bank
Raymond D. Willar
John J. Comnn
Ben ‘Moody
Francis McManus Dies. Concord Civic Leader Remembered
Ten years ago Francis McManus a well known citizen and first Grand Knight of the Concord Council of C odies passed away at age seventy. The Legion held a balk at Armory with grandma led by Judge Ed war B. Caiger of Selectmen. Patrolman Robert P. Lawson was elected president of Concord Police Relief Association and Patrolman Thomas YV. Findh appointed chairman of annual ball committee. Mrs. Robert N. Hudspeth chaired the art committee of the Concord Woman's Club which hosts visiting artists at library exhibits.
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Francis McManus
Concord Council of Codies
Theva
Legion
Armory
Grandma
Edwar B. Caiger
Selectmen
Robert P. Lawson
Concord Police’ Relief Association
Thomas YV. Findh
Robert N. Hudspeth
Concord Woman’s Club
Local Notices Highlight Obituaries and Births From Maynard Area
Five years ago Patrick J Hayes aged 72 died and Alpheus B Smith aged 58 passed away. Mrs Mary L Loughlin court stenographer and Bertha Garfield also died. John O Algeos of Virginia Road marked their 30th wedding anniversary. Professor Timothy Taracondo of Russia and Harvard spoke at Concord Lions Club meeting. Babies born at Emerson Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Eric of Maynard.
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Patrick
Alpheus B Smith
Mary L. Loughlin
Pee
Bértha Garfield
John O. Algeos
Virginia Road
Timothy Taracondo
Russia
Harvard
Concord Lions Club
Emerson Hospital
George Eric of
Maynard
Notable Names Appear in Concord Patter
Concord lists many famous figures historically associated with the town in a playful patter. The piece touches on names such as Al Smith Walter Johnson Jim Barry Weed Bill Robinson Jack Dempsey Eddie Teoniss Roger Conant Raymond Baldwin Oscar Johnson John Barry James reg Joe McCarthy and John Alden. It notes they are or were nationally known and ends with a quip about absent well known leaders.
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Concord
al Smith
Walter Johnson
Jim A Barry
Weed- Bill Robinson
Joé
Jack’ Dempsey
Eddie Teoniss
Roger Conant
Raymond Baldwin
Oscar Johnson
John Barry
John Holt James Reg
Joe McCarthy
John Alden
Concord and Needham battle to scoreless tie
Sportograph reports a scoreless tie as Concord and Needham vie on the gridiron. Concord advances to Needham’s 4 and 5 yard lines twice but stalls before the end zone. Lexington defeats Maynard 14 13 in a wild start with a 90 yard kickoff return by George Downey. Acton tops Wilmington 27 7 as Al Gilbert scores three times.
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Concord Gh School
Needham High
Concord
Needham
Lexington High
Maynard High
George Downey
Acton High
Bob Dolan
Wilmington High
al Gilbert
Concord Higa Eyes 19th Game After Eeoge Beat Hayes
Five years ago Concord Higa prepared for his 19th appearance as Eeoge defeated Gent Jack Hayes reported.
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Concord Higa
Eeoge
Con
Jack Hayes
Local club notices and community events clutter November calendar
The Bafta church group hosts new members and social hours at Cone street with Bridge and Whist gatherings and a December town hall event. American Legion drives raise funds for welfare and Armistice Day paper collection tops eight tons. Birthdays include Philip McGovern Dawn Damon and Louis Albani. Bedford Service Club screens pictures and hosts door prize. Diphtheria clinics continue with November 25 date and December follow-up. The American Legion Auxiliary joins the active events. Jerseyville notes a 116-year-old pear tree bloom at Mrs. Nellie Nevius residence.
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Bedford Service Club
Town Hall
Mary Murray
Boston
Richard J. Powderly
Arthur J. Rivet
American Legion Auxiliary
Concord The Col School Moves Boosted Basketball Season
The Concord The Col School enhances boys basketball with coach Ken Ports guiding a limited practice schedule. Football season is set to begin with Creighton Prune leading the team as preparations continue.
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Concord
Creighton
New Jersey In Congress Frances C Jeffrey Gives Birth
Frances C Jeffrey and Mr and Mrs Donovan of Cy known locally announce the birth of a daughter to Sal Boyce bier 163 hospital. The baby’s name is Bernice.
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Frances C. Jeffrey
West Conco Resident Father of Mrs Argits Mill Road
Resident of West Conco and father of Mrs Cargits is noted in a November notice. The fragment references a local individual and a family connection on Mill Road in West Conco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Conco
Notice of Tax Lien and Parcel Details in Middles County
Public notice lists parcels on Hudson National Street in Mass and mentions taxes due and dates from 1937 to 1945. It cites parcel numbers and lot closures, with amounts for assessments and incidental expenses. The document references Hudson Bank and a foreclosure or lien process in the South District Registry.
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County of Middles Commonwealth of
Hudson National
Son
Mass
Hud
Seagang
Tim
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Joseph W Raymond
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Nathan H. Dae Iels
Albert J Berry
Walter Bienen
American Legion
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Philip McGovern
Hartwell Road
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Donald Damon
South Street
Louisé Albani
Salvatore F Albani
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Alliance
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Jerseyville
Nellie Nevius
Walter Channing
Miisone
Congress Bt
Ntelaakeies
Lewis T. Todd King Sr
Littleton Common
M. J. Smith
Lex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lexi W. Perkins
R. Perkins
New
Marks Birt
South District
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