Harvest Fair and Cafeteria at Sudbury First Parish Church
The annual Harvest Fair and cafeteria of the Sudbury Women’s Alliance of the First Parish Church will be held October 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the church vestry. Home cooked foods and relishes sale, cafeteria opens at noon, and a magician Ed Hammond will perform morning and afternoon. Mrs. Stuart Edgerly chairs the event with Mrs. Arthur Cuishing assisting. other tables feature crafts, jams, plants, and children’s activities with several listed organizers.
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Sudbury
Womens’ Alliance O
Ed Hammond
Society of American Magicians
Stuart Edgerly
Sudbury Alliance
Edgerly
Arthur Cuishing
Estic
William Evans
Ronald Hodder
Louis Avigne
Eleanor Sheperd
Hector Marquis
Red Dermott
White Elephant
William Goulding
Eliza
Katherine McLean
Francis Raynor
Phillip Way
George A. Hill
Gada
Leonard Goulding
Private Funeral for H S Dean Held in Concord
Concord private funeral services were conducted at MacRae funeral home for Harold Stewart Dean 62 a Lincoln resident who died suddenly at home Farrar road Born in Birmingham England September 19 1884 he lived in Lincoln over 30 years He was with John Hancock Life Insurance over three decades and held local posts Surviving wife Emma three sons George Henry William Michael Harold Lancelot and daughter Margaret Wert.
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Concord
MacRae
Harold Stewart Dean
Lincoln
Farrar, Road
Robinson
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
South Lincoln
Lincoln Cemetery
Dean
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Linolin Harold Lancelot
Wailtnuam
Margaret Wert
Westworbd
New Jersey
Publicity committee names and harvest note in Wisconsin
The publicity committee includes Mrs. Leonard Goulding and Mrs. V A Fletcher. The item references Mrs. Frederick Olson and Mrs. Leonard Stiles and notes that peas account for between 30 and 40 percent of the country's total harvest.
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Frederick Olson
Leonard Stiles
Leonard Goulding
V.A. Fletcher
Wisconsin
Concord Woman's Club Opens Season With Guest Mrs Ulin
The Concord Woman's Club prints a new program book and kicks off the season October 14 at 3 PM with guest speaker Mrs Max Robert Ulin on Looks Behind Today's Headlines. A reception follows with regional and district club leaders, and drama events are planned for October 29 and 30 at 8 PM.
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Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
G. Sherman Blair
Max Robert Ulin
Wolk
Ulin
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Albert A
Blair
Elmer Robinson
Henry H
Hawley
Wilson B. Keene
Wayne ‘F. Christian
Schaal
Federation
Lloyd S. Howe
William V. Steenpil
Arthur J. Duggan
Eliot R. Howard
Charles W. Allen
Eugene E. Bishton
Endicott Rantoul
John J. Berger
G. Hartley Curtis
Frank J. Googins
Scout Meeting Called In Concord To Boost Scouting
A meeting is set for this evening at Peter bulkley school auditorium with James Walton former Norumbega Council BSA president as guest speaker. A film Scout Trail to Citizenship will be shown and a discussion on improving service to Scouts follows. The aim is to form a sponsoring group to regain war lost momentum and recruit leadership. Citizens and youths are urged to attend.
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Concord
Peter Bulkley
James Walton
Norumbega Council
Boy Scouts of America
Pigskin Pickings Concord Stocks Week Results
Local football pick column reports 12 wins 4 losses and one tie last week with 185 of 290 possible points. The writer predicts several 20 point games, notes using an ouija board on two matches, and lists numerous week selections with expected outcomes and past upsets.
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Concord
Asea
Teae
Needham
Hudson
Maynard
Lynn Classical
Arlington
Clinton
Concord Cub Pack 33 Holds First Fall Session
West Concord reports the Concord Cub Pack No. 33 met at the Harvey Wheeler School Auditorium led by new cubmaster Arthur Mullen with theme Keeping Fit. Ted Brooks and Kenneth Creighton spoke to boys aged 9 to 12 accompanied by an adult, and a planned October 16 Magic Night and Halloween party were announced along with a brief business session. There is also a note on pasture improvement steps: testing and treating soil well-disking reseeding graze control and weed clipping.
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West Concord
Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Arthur T. Mullen
Robert W
Ted) Brooks
Concord Company
John J. Berger
Kenneth Creighton
Concord High
Bernard E. Megin
Creighton
Mullen
Concord Pack
Ladies Bowling Season Opens With Four Teams
Concord report notes the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club began its season at Lexington Alleys on September 25. Margaret Algeo posted high single 92 and Mary Moynihan led triples with 251. Dietzel and Moynihan led singles as well. Four teams compete: Gophers, Alleycats, Topnotchers, and Cubs with 20 players. Last week results show Alleycats 4 Gophers 0 and Topnotchers 4 Cubs 0.
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Concord
Lexington
Margaret Algeo
Mary Moynihan
Ruth Dietzel
Nancy Burke
Concord Jayvees Fall to Shirley Industrial at Home
Concord High School Jayvees lost their season opener 21 0 at home to Shirley Industrial School eleven. The heavier and more experienced visitors controlled the game from start to finish.
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Concord
Concord High School
Jayvees
Shirley Industrial School
Junior High Teams Form Football Match
Concord and Peter Bul kley schools form junior high football squads to meet October 16 at Emerson Playground. Peter Bulkley manager Richie Ryan, sidelined by a broken collarbone, will not play this season.
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Concord
Peter Bulkley
Harvey Wheeler
Emerson Playground
Richie Ryan
Concord Red Cross Home Service Moves Headquarters
The Concord Chapter American Red Cross Home Service Committee relocates from the Veterans' Building to Chapter Headquarters at Stow Street and Sudbury Road to continue aid for veterans servicemen and others. Mrs. Charles E. Manion leads the unit with a team assisting disability claims letters emergency leaves and financial aid.
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Concord
Home Service Committee
American Red, Cross
Veterans
Stow Street
Sudbury Road
Charles E. Manion
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Red Cross
Manion
Winthrop Lee
Hubert Wardwell
Charles Foote
Williams Bourne
Harold G. Pratt
Veterans’ Information Center
John W. Putnam
Robert L. Ramsay
Ernest Moss
Harold E. Orendorff
Mary L. Connorton
John R. Bemis
Joseph F. King
Robbins Defeats Todd For Title In Lincoln Tennis
In Lincoln at the local tennis finals Roland Wells Robbins defeated John Todd in two straight sets to win the men's singles. Mrs. William DeFord defeated Eva Langille in three sets in the women's singles. John Garrison and John Savage beat John Todd and Frederick Taylor in three sets to win the men's doubles. The mixed doubles final is scheduled for next weekend.
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Concord
Lincoln
Roland Wells Robbins
John Todd
William DeFord
Eva Langille
John Garrison
Harvard
John Savage
Frederick Taylor
Coach Hanna Staying in Concord for Present
Concord reports that George R. Hanna, last year's baseball coach at Concord, remains in town for now with his wife. He plans to move later as he begins duties at Boston University School.
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Concord
George R. Hanna
Towm
Boston University School
Thompson C 1946 Golf Beats Concord Henry Farm Club
Thompson C wins 36 hole final at Country Club beating Francis 9 and Gleason in semi finals. Final score shows Thompson 74 at the turn and holds a lead, with Gleason and Pratt among the other contenders. Piper, Leonard Smith, and Adams also win in consolation rounds.
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Concord
Concord-Three Teams Shine In Weekend High School Football
The report notes multiple Concord area squads with wins and losses across Saturday games. Lexington and the Concord-Three slate had key results including 12-6 over Ashland and 7-0 over Methuen, while 24-0 topped Wilmington. Billerica posted a second win as Chelmet upset Prichard, and Needham beat Stoughton 7-6 as Andover lost 21-0 to Weymouth.
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Concord
Lexington
Ashi
Methuen
Wilmington Billerica
Prichard
Needham
Stoughton
Andover
Sudbury High Class Officers and 1946 47 Calendar
The Sudbury High calendar shows 1946 47 opening in September with holidays including Teachers Day October 25 and Armistice Day November 11. Christmas vacation runs December 21 to January 1 followed by winter and spring breaks. Graduating seniors include Don Petersen and Bradly Tighe with secretary Royal Haynes. other class officers named Irene Fairbanks Marie Franco Flynn and Marcia Gaughan Anne Burns Fulton Millan.
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Kiernan
Alf
Memorial
Sudbury High
Follo
Don Petersen
Bradley Tighe
Royal Haynes
Press Hawes
Presid Jenkins
Amen
John
Irene Fairbanks
Marie Franco
Flynn
Marcia Gaughan
Anne Burns
Secre Fulton
K Millan
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Raleigh Bicycles
Walden Street
K & T Contracting CO
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E. E. Temple
Pearl
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Woman’s Club
U.S.P
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Steademark
Chile
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Edwardo Coke
J.-F. McAvenia ExteRiOr
High Street
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Home Service
Hanna
Golf
Bruno
Whitm Iture
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