Acton Lions Welcome District Governor at Midwinter Meet
At a supper in Acton the Lions Club hosted Governor Nels pinet and guests. Rev. Grimshaw James Shepard and Ivan Wold attended with about 30 present. Shepard spoke on outdoor sports vs baseball while Lions John Sheehan Kenneth Creighton Sherman Blair Currier and others discussed the midwinter conference and upcoming council meeting.
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Eric W. Grimshaw
Evangelical Congregational Church
Ivan R. Wold
South Acton
James Shepard
Acton
Shepard
Department of Natural Resources
John J. Sheehan
Kenneth L. Creighton
Sherman Blair
Currier
Concord Club
Boston
North Chelmsford
PTA Auction Notes From December Meeting
Fragmentary notes indicate a December PTA auction plan held at an auditorium location. Mentions include an auction by the PTA and references to a governor, colored fly houses, and an institutional administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
m@ Oedel
Juke Box Religion Inspires Trinitarian Youth
The Trinitarian Church Concord holds Senior Youth Fellowship with Ray Martin leading worship and Beth Googins guiding a discussion on religion. Middlesex Union Association meets at Trinitarian Congregational Church with Dr Albert Buckne Coe as guest speaker. A fourth annual choral concert is set for Saturday at 8 15 p m in the parish hall open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Ray Martin
Beth Googins
Middlesex Union Association of Congregational Churches
Albert Buckne Coe
Theational Association
Acton School Notes Highlight Play and Visits
Acton senior class presented Meet Me at the Prom at the Acton Community Center drawing over 600 attendees and yielding a large profit. Principal Raymond J. Grey noted warning cards issued on Wednesday November 21. Education Week activities included many parents visiting classes, with Julia L. McCarthy School hosting the largest turnout of 120 parents.
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Acton
Miss Daily
Raymond J. Grey
Julia L. McCarthy
Celery production centers in Michigan counties
Commercial celery farming began near Kalamazoo over a century ago and now centers on a $2 million annual crop in Ottawa Muskegon Allegan and Newaygo counties in Michigan.
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America
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan
Ottawa, Muskegon
Allegan
Newaygo
Public Works Buys Tractor for Concord
Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson announced the accepted bid for a new tractor shovel from Clark Wilcox Company of Boston at 10 555. It was the second lowest of five bids, ranging 8 698 to 11 414. The Michigan 15A will replace the 1945 model after a conference with public works commissioners.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Clark Wilcox Company
Boston
Wilcox
Public Works
Nelson
Out-of-town births listed at hospital
Concord list shows births at Emerson Hospital including a son to Mr and Mrs Charles W Dudley of Littleton on November 12 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Norman Connelly of Lexington on November 14. Other births span Sudbury Maynard Bedford Framingham and Acton with multiple November dates noted. Friday’s Nashoba Valley Court of Amaranths event drew a large crowd at a hall serving corn beef cup and conducting a business meeting.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Charles W. Dudley
Roxborough Road
Littleton
John J. McGraw
Massachusetts Avenue
Arl- Berth
Richard D. Manning
Chelmsford Street
North Billerica
William
North Road
Bedford
Harold Fletcher
Frederick Street
Framingham
Norman Connelly
Lexington
Donald Beauchemin
R.F.D. No. 1
South Acton
George P. Stoddard
Bedford Street
Ronald S. Erb
Warren Avenue
Chelmsford
Donald Thompson
Arlington Street
West Acton
Walter Moynihan
McKinley Street
Maynard
Richard T. White
Bancroft Street
William Schooley
Third Road
Leonard Bean
Hancock Street
Nashoba Valley Court of Amaranths
Retired Concord Lettercarrier Mulcahy Dies at 59
William D. Mulcahy 59 of 9 Brooks Street a Concord lettercarrier for over 30 years died suddenly at Emerson Hospital after a week in care He was born March 25 1897 in Concord an athlete who captained the 1916 Concord High football team He is survived by his wife Enola Ward Mulcahy sister Jo sephine Hurley and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Monday from Dees Funeral Home with a high mass at St Bernard's Church Interment followed at St Bernard's Cemetery with a town flag at half staff and a legion post delegation present
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Concord
William D. Mulcahy
Brooks Street
Emerson Hospital
John and
Ellen (Hopkins) Mulcahy
Concord High School
George D. Mulcahy
Stow
West Concord
Billy
Enola (Ward) Mulcahy
Josephine Hurley
Randolph
Dee Funeral
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Legion Post
Margaret Truman on marriage career and plans
Margaret Truman says she will keep her singing career while married to newspaper man Clifton Daniel. She plans to work on recordings, study voice, and may take stage work. she will be a homemaker who budgets time and blends traditional furnishings with his antiques.
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Gay Pauley
United Press
New York
Margaret Truman
Clifton Daniel
Miss Truman
Harry Truman
NBC
Upper East Side
Daniel
Clif
London
Induct Slate of Grangers at Acton Town Hall
Acton Grange No. 259 installed new officers at the Town Hall with Dorothy Worden of Oxford officiating. Mrs Joyce Ryan was succeeded as master by Mrs Bertha Tucker and a full slate of officers including Clarence Frost as overseer Ella Torkelsen lecturer John Torkelsen steward Edgar Peterson and others received appointments amid refreshments.
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Acton
Acton Grange
P. of
Town Hall
Dorothy Worden
Oxford
Joyce Ryan
Wte
Bertha Tucker
Clarence Frost
Ella Torkelsen
John Torkelsen
Edgar Peterson
Edith Hollowell
Josephine Anderson
Inga Frost
Lawrence Tucker
Ceres
Hazel Wetherbee
Pomona
Doris Hollowell
Flora
Ingeborg Peterson
Mary Downey
Helen Pederson
Ryan
Adult study groups at Trinity Episcopal Church tonight
Concord adults gather for two discussions at 7 45. War and Peace meets at Helge Holst Monument street house and Christian Forgiveness meets at John S Beale Crescent road home.
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Concord
Trinity Episcopal Church
Helge Holst
Monument Street
John S. Beale
Crescent Road
Bedford youth wins Expert Rifleman medal at Parris Island
Pvt. Lawrence G. Wayne son of Mr and Mrs David C Wayne of Bedford Massachusetts receives the Expert Rifleman medal as outstanding marksman of his platoon during recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island Lt Col O T Jensen battalion commander presents the honor Wayne scored 226 of 250 on the M 1 rifle during three weeks of training After 10 days leave he will report to Camp Lejeune North Carolina He is a Concord High School graduate.
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Parris Island
S. C
Lawrence ,G. Wayne
David C. Wayne
Concord Rd
Bedford
Mass
O. T. Jensen
Waynes
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Marine Corps
Wayne
Concord High School
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Water main breaks after driver clips hydrant in Columbus
In Columbus Wisconsin a man driving a car struck a water hydrant causing an underground pipe to break. The city was without water for hours as crews repaired the line and restored service.
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Columbus
Wis
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Sturbridge Village
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William L. O’connell
Tri- County Superintendents Association
Hopkinton High School
Jane
T Alia
Eer
U. S
Treasury Department
PVE Town Weekly Enterprise
Liittle
Marlene Olsen
Marion Road
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March of Dimies
Arnold H. Olsen
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Hanscom Field
AFCRC
Geophysics“Research Directorate
MOD
Pretty Faye Fury
Mechanics Building
New England Antiques Assn
Milton Babcock
Stow Town Hall
American Legion
French & Wilson Orchestra
Lawrence Wayne
Gurner
Tedsar Stéphenson
Gosforth
England
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L. G. Wayne
Sylvania
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