First Middlesex Course Count Meeting Hosted by Malden Legion
The 47-48 Middlesex Course Count of the American Legion met September 28 1947 at Malden Mass with Post 69 hosting. Overflow crowds filled the hall as Maynard’s leaders Commander Emile A Dumas Commander-elect Henry A Murphy and Comrade Walter Boyce presided and officers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Middlesex
American Legion
Malden
Mass
Post 69
A. L
Emile A. Dumas
Henry A. Murphy
Walter Boyce
Legion District 8 installs officers for 1947 48
Comrade George Sinclair returns as treasurer for a ninth term with no opposition. Paul McGreenery is elected junior vice commander. Installation of County officers for 1947-48 officiated by State Commander John J. Sullivan. Emile A Dumas of Maynard Post 235 is district commander of District 8 covering Maynard Sudbury Stow Hudson Marlboro. A district meeting will be announced soon. Joint officer installations of Frank J DeMarsey occur Oct 30 led by Edward F. Connery.
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George Sinclair
Paul McGreenery
Belmont Post
John J. Sullivan
Watertown
Emile A., Dumas
Frank J. DeMars Inc
American Legion
Maynard
Sudbury
Stow
Hudson
Marlsboro
Frank J. DeMarsey
Edward F. Connery
Grange Meeting Planned Friday in Southboro Hall
The Southboro Grange will work the third and fourth degrees at an 8 o'clock meeting in the town hall. George Jackman will conduct. A covered dish supper is served at 7. The Gay and Barber couples are in charge.
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Grange
Southboro
Southboro Grange
George ‘Jackman
Taster
George Gay
Napoleon Barber
Morissey Appointed Deputy Sheriff in Middlesex County
William P. Morissey of Natick has been appointed deputy sheriff by High Sheriff Loring R. Kew and sworn in at the State House. He will serve Natick and its civil processes after resigning from a national food company. A former Natick School Committee member, he served in the 241st CA Company and the 6th Air Forces, and is active in local veterans and civic groups.
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Glancy News
Mhindiesex Co
William P. Morrisey
East Tier Road
Natick
Vivita Glancy
Bill
Middlesex County
Loring R. Kew
Fréderic A. Cook
State House
National Food Products Company
Armed Services
Natick School Committee
241St C.A. C
6Th Air Forces
U.S.A
Panama
Morrisey
Natick Post
American Legion
United AM Vets
Elks
East Natick Men’s Club
K. of C
Sheriff Kew
Kew
Marriage of Martha Mary Bradshaw to Richard Maker at Martha Mary Chapel
South Sudbury bride Martha Mary Bradshaw daughter of Forrest and Mrs Bradshaw wed Richard Alvan Maker son of Mrs Jasper Maker at Martha Mary Chapel on Sunday October 5. Rev Leslie H Barret of Harvard officiated. The bride wore a ivory satin gown with train and heirloom veil. Attendant Katherine Bradshaw wore royal blue. Best man Hamilton Perkins. Ushers Richard Hawes Donald Hawes William Morrison Jack Bradshaw Bradley Tighe. Reception followed and the couple departed for a week’s honeymoon.
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South Sudbury
Ann Rogers Bradshaw
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Richard Alvan Maker
Jasper Y. Maker
North Sudbury
Martha Mary Chapel
Leslie H. Barrett
Harvard
Katherine
Hamilton Perkins
Elks To Meet Tuesday Evening in Concord Lodge
Concord Lodge of Elks holds its next business session Tuesday evening October 14 with Exalted Ruler Leon J. Moreau presiding Official visit by District Deputy Harry McGraw of Weinchaater will be paid and a collation will be served afterward.
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Concord
Concord Lodge of Elks
Leon J. Moreau
Tal
Harry McGraw
Weinchaater
Concord Men Lead Holy Name Parade In Boston
Nearly 250 Concord men from St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians joined the Holy Name Convention in Boston. About 130 from St Bernard's and 80 from Our Lady's marched in the mammoth parade watched by three million. Dignitaries included Archbishop Cushing and Gov Bradford. Leaders and banners highlighted the two units with 350 Holy Name societies represented. The parade started at 10:30 AM and lasted over eight hours ending near Beacon Street.
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Concord
Concord Hina
St. Bernard’s
Our ‘Lady Help of Christians
Boston
Holy Name Societies
Braves Field
Tey
Joseph W. Sullivan
Our Lacy’s
Michael J. Burke
St. Bernard's
Our Lady’s
West Concord
Hereford
Beacon
Charles
Boylston
Washington
Stuart Streets
Park Square
Ing’ Cous} Avenue
Newton Street
Arlington Streets
Richard J. Cushing
Robert F. Bradford
Leverett
Saltonstall
Henry Cabot Lodge
Légion Band
Concords Legion
Fr. Sullivan
Howard W. Harney
Charles Doyle
Matthew Dacey
Cnalies Ware
Lawrence Frawley
William ¥. mccNally, Jr
Samuel Melisi
John T. Lawler
David Carey
Fred Brown
Edward. McKenna
The Parson Dr Eo Fo Sor to Address Woman’s Union Dinner
Dr Eo Fo sor of Prete ee Weat Hartford Theological Seminary will address the parish dinner meeting of the Woman’s Union at the Trinitation Congregational Church Thursday October 16 at 6 30 p m. A year in Beirut in 1939 at the Near East Theological Seminary followed by study abroad in Europe and the Near East are noted. A question period will follow. Reservations with Mrs Clarence Olsen before October 12.
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Eo Fosor
Hartford Theological Seminary
Woman’s Union
Trinitation
Congregational
Bailey
Beirut
Syria
Near East Theological Seminary
Europe
Near East
Clarence Olsen
Food Sale Planned on Church Grounds Saturday
Bedford reports a food sale on church grounds hosted by Church of Christ with the kitchen committee led by Mrs Julia Laws as chairwoman.
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Church of Christ
Julia Laws
Bedford civic plans Christmas party for town children
Plans are under way to sponsor a Christmas party for Bedford children. A whist and bridge party to fund the event is being organized, with details to be announced at a later state. The next Civic Club meeting is October 23 at the club house.
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Lee Bedford
Concord Youth Stricken by Polio
Concord James McKenna a Concord High School junior and quarterback on the 1946 champion team is diagnosed with polio. Son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H McKenna of 45 Lexington Road he was taken ill September 25 and moved to Massachusetts General Hospital where Boston specialists confirmed polio. Brothers and sisters were quarantined but the football team will continue practice.
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Concord
James
Jimmy)McKenna
Joseph H. “McKenna
Lexington Road
Jimmy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Voigt couple to take river cruise on Mississippi
Mr and Mrs Voigt of Mill Dam pharma plan a cruise down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers aboard The Garden C Greene. They will visit New Orleans and other points of interest. Travel arrangements were made through the sheen tine Travel Agency.
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Charles Ry ‘Voigt Godel
Mill Dam Pharma
Mississippi
Sheen Tine Travel
Tame Ornamented Piece Held Pending
Fragmentary local notice notes a household session postponed to Monday due to unspecified reasons. Names and places are unreadable or garbled, limiting specific details.
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Legionnaire
First National Stores
Betty Brownell Fivet
National Home Economist
Seer
Tin Oze
California
Valencia
Las
Florida
N. Y
Croke Haddock
Maine
Borden
Peg
Brooksite
India
Ceylon
San Qie
Main St
Nason St
NEW At
Tedery
Joseph G. Glancy
Martha Mary
Ann A. Bradshaw
Richard A. Maker
Westboro
Les Rogers
HELL
SUN
Mammoth Holy Name
West Concord Societies
Bedford
Jack Comely
Ridgeway Toad
E Bridge
Peterboro
N. H
Betty E. Mahigan
North Road
Eleanor Hartley
South Road
Old Concord
Dar
The
United Workers
Henry c. Isner
Hancock Street
Howard F. Ryan
Dan Leach
Lever Bros
Concord Youth
James McKenna
Mrs. Voigt
Miss Powe
Wip
Azid
Je Mey
Medford
Mr. Suillings
United’ Co-opers
Ard
Ft. Slesh
G. L. Chariton
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