Messiah Or Worcester Jay Dec 9 Presents Worcester Oratorio
The Worcester Orchestra Society presents the annual Messiah at Worcester Memorial Auditorium on Sunday evening December 9. Conductor Charles Lee leads the chorus of more than 450 voices with soloists including a contralto and tenor and Rhodes, a 25 year old opera star who sang with Leopold Stokowski and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Roger Vois, trumpeter of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will join the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foudry
Ernes. Ney
Rhodes
Leopold Stothé
New York Philsymphony Orchestra
Charles Lee
First Baptist Church
Sreester Oratorio Society Yy
Meter
Roger Voitrumpeter
Bosmony Orchestra
Probate notices from Massachusetts court regarding wills
The Probate Court in Cambridge schedules an allowance for Olive Buttrick’s will and outlines objections. Executors present documents for probate, with appearances due before the forenoon of December mh day, 1951. Another entry notes Helena S. Fennessy seeking appointment as executrix without surety, with appearances required in Cambridge by the sixth day of November, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Massachusetts
Olive Buttrick Carlate
Hollesley
Used
Cambridge
de- Helena S. Fennessy
Brackett Heating & Appliance Ad Promises Winter Savings
An old classified style ad from Brackett Heating & Appliance at 298 Nason Street Maynard presents oil and gas heating options. It touts easy payments, 45 day terms, pipe furnace deals, and Xmas savings on cabinets to brighten kitchens.
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Lyon
Brighten
Brackett Heating
Nason St
New Social Security Facts on World War II Service Credits
The 1950 amendments give World War II veterans wage credits for service between 1940 and 1947, amounting to 160 dollars per month. Credits help determine eligibility for old age and survivors benefits, may boost survivors' pay, and can be used with civilian wages. access local SSA offices for details.
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United States
Igato
Veterans Administration
Social Security Administration
Marlboro Postoffice
Concord Postoffice
Maynard Town House
Concord Board of Trade Meeting Scheduled for Monday
The Concord Board of Trade will hold its annual meeting and dinner at Howard Johnson's next Monday night December 3 at 6 45 p m. President Walter E Dow Jr will preside. The nominating committee will present the new slate of officers and an entertainment program will follow.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Howard Johnson’s
Walter E. Dow, Jr
New Arrivals Concord Emerson Hospital Birth Notices
New arrivals at Emerson Hospital last week include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soroka of Stow on November 21, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trafton of Acton on November 23, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore of Acton on November 24, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Paone of Winthrop on November 25. Mrs. Paone is formerly of Concord. Shop early for Christmas.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Walter Soroka
Crescent Street
Stow
Robert Trafton
Main Street
Acton Center
John F. Moore
Hosmer Street
Acton
Ralph J. Paone
Paine Street
Winthrop
Paone
Regional schools clash with democracy in Stow
A Stow voter letter argues the regional school plan bypasses town meeting procedure and imposes long term costs. It claims that a 100000 land purchase and related items could be automatically funded without direct town action and questions state aid, pupil transfers, and future taxation tied to the regional system.
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Stow
Selectmen
L. A. Wetherbee
Services Are Held For Concord Lady Annie Macintosh
Funeral services were held for Mrs Annie Macintosh 77 of 7 Everett Street at her home. She died Monday at home and was widow of John R Macintosh who died about six years ago. Rev Robert H Barber officiated burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. She was born in Ord Village Scotland and had lived in Concord 45 years. She leaves no immediate relatives.
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Concord
Annie (Bisset) Macintosh
Everet Street
John R. Macintosh
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollow
Bolt Charged After Losing At Knoxville Tip Board
In Knoxville James D. Bolt lost $40 on a tip board and complained to police. Police charged Bolt with gaming, turning a loss into legal trouble.
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Knoxville, Tenn
James D. Bolt
Bolt
Mrs Jennie Campbell Died at Home in West Acton
Mrs Jennie Campbell 84 died at her West Acton home last Sunday. Born in Nova Scotia she lived in Acton 60 years and was the widow of John Campbell. She is survived by one son Leland H and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at West Acton Baptist Church with Rev. David Thompson officiating. Harlan Tuttle sang hymns. Burial was in Mt Hope Cemetery under Fowler Funeral Service Maynard.
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West Acton
Jennie Campbell
Nova Scotia
Acton
John Campbell
Leland H
West Acton Baptist Church
David Thompson
Harlan Tuttle
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Fowler Funeral Service
Maynard
Youth Causes False Alarm For Shoe Rescue
Indianapolis officers report a 13 year old boy waited for firemen to climb a roof and retrieve his shoe. No fire occurred. the boy was ordered to report to the juvenile aid division for turning in a false alarm.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Juvenile Aid Division
Acton Residents Aid Civil Defense Survey Completion
Acton volunteers under the Civil Defense Agency finish the Emergency Housing Survey for the Civilian War Aid Division. A compiled summary is in progress with many precinct workers named, and the Acton Emerson Hospital Auxiliary set to meet Friday at 3 PM at Mrs John Sleeper’s home in Acton Center with coffee to be served.
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The
Civil Defense Agency
Board of Publc Welfare
Precint
Walter B. Stevens
Barbara Horton
Walter Perrault
Otto Pasanen
John Sleeper
Robert Bond
Inez Petersin
Paul Cornwall
Pranklin Shores
Charles Anderson
Charlotte W. Forten
Swen Hagen
Robert Woodbine
Clara L. Sawyer
M. Merrill McGray
Hayward Houghton
Howard L. Jones
Arnold G. Woodward
Carrie F. Wells
Cleon E. Phelps
Acton Emerson Hospital
Concord Rd
Acton Center
Honesty Pays Off At Veggie Stand In Exeter
Herb Dyer trusts customers at his Exeter vegetable stand in R I to self-serve and make change. He once found an extra 15 cents in his cash jar, a rare display of public honesty.
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Exeter
R. I
U.P
Herb Dyer
Dyer
Miss Hamilton Joins WAFS at San Antonio
Patricia Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Hamilton leaves Sudbury for San Antonio Texas to begin basic training with WAFS and later transfer for specialized training. A surprise party by 18 local friends from Natick and Framingham was held before her departure with a novelty cash gift.
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Sudbury
Patricia Hamilton
Merle Hamilton
WAFS
San Antonio
Texas
Natick
Framingham
Miss. Hamilton
Bés
Dace
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Worcester Ora
Figal
John C. Legga
J. Butler
Register
ATE Court
Tor Edward H. Fennessy
S. John C. Leggat
Ility
Ett Heating & Apason
Board of Trade
Southboro
Fayville
Boston Road
Central Street
Town Highway Department
Department of Public Works
Tuberculosis Association
Marie O’brien
Acton St. Maynard
Concayd
American Medical Association
Evangeline
Ursin
Frankforts
First National Cheese Food
Finast
Cloverdale
Ke Oic
Cortland
Florida
Ben
Uw Se
Brookside
Einast
NewPack
Richmond
Betty Alden
Baptist Church
Oya
Newsroom
Mal Fletcher
Packard RD
O’moore Ave
Nan‘s Fabrics
Nobscot RD
South Sudbury
Post Road
Worcester Turnpike
Tel
Catering Service
Liberty Tree House South Acton
Leo E. White
International Stewards & Caterers Assn
Paul Deane
Gerald Gaebel
George Clapp
Donald Nylander
A.C. Kretschmar
Loren Prentice
James Baker
Howard Staples
Prentice Blood
Walter Stevenson
Miss Hamilton
Sudiebury Girl
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