Artists Exhibit Diverse Styles at decordova Lincoln Museum
deCordova Museum hosts a group show featuring expressionist, cubist, and abstract works by Paul Zimmer, Elwyn Hartford and others. The concurrent one man exhibit by Robert Grady surveys travels across Europe and the Americas with watercolors and oils.
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Vis
deCordova’s Museum
Lincoln
Nial
Paul
Patrick Archer
California
Boston
Rico Lebrun
Bean
Lois
Jean Knobler
William Hanson
Sheldon Berlyn
Worcester
New England
Waltham
Marcel Sodice
Seurat
Robert Grady
Europe
West Indies
South Africa
Massachusetts School of Art
Museum School
Ferdinand Leger
Gaston Dorfinant
Paris
Cranbrook Academy
Michigan
deCordova Museum
Driscoll Seeks District Representation Against Monopolies
The text notes A Driscoll to represent the district in a bid to break past monopolies and deliver an honest, unbiased district-wide effort rather than a town-focused approach. It mentions the candidate’s local prominence and ties to former officials in finance and civic affairs.
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Driscolls
Thele
Tormer Seidelan
Finance
Civic
Driscoll
Concord Garden Club Hosts Table Settings Meeting
The Concord Garden club held its monthly gathering yesterday afternoon with a talk on table settings led by Mrs. Helen Wilson. Co hosts were Mrs. Gilbert M. Roddy and Mrs. Egbert S. Newbury Jr.
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Concord
Concord Garden Club
Helen Wilson
Gilbert M. Roddy
Egbert S. Newbury, Jr
Army School of Musketry Organized at Presidio Shsentetey
An Army school of musketry was organized at the Presidio Shsentetey in California during April, establishing formal instruction for firearm training at the military post.
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Presidio Shsentetey
Calif
Farm Fair Invites Public All Week At Framingham Shopper's World
The Middiesel Warm Fair runs all week at Shoppers World Framingham with programs daily and closes Saturday October 23 with a children's day. Sponsored by Massachusetts Farm Bureau and affiliated groups, features include armed forces exhibits, rallies, square dances, milking contests, and exhibition horses.
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Shopper’s World
Framingham
Massachusetts Farm Bureau & Affiliated Farm Organizations
Armed Forces
Doug Garron
Navy Band
US. Army Recruiting Service
U.S. Army
U. S. Army
Fort Devens
William Lewis
Vincent Smith
Shoppers’ World
Thomas.b. Spiller, Jr
Lewis
Smith
U. S
Leverett Saltonstall
Route 9
Massachusetts Farm Bureau
John McMaster
Middlesex Farm Fair
Bedford Begins Waste Paper Drive and Community Notices
Bedford announces the first in a series of waste paper collections on Sunday October 31 at 12 noon led by Commander Genetti. The Bedford Progressive Association meets October 26. Donations from the recent Emergency March total $76, half from a clambake. Schools close October 29 for a Teachers Institute. Armistice Day closures on November 11. Rev. David C. Pohl preaches at First Parish Unitarian. Holy Name members renew communion pledges November 14. Church music fundraiser proceeds fund new music. Funeral attendance noted for Lincoln and Lafayette Currier family. Layman’s Sunday observed at Church of Christ. Layman event, Rosary Mission Circle spaghetti supper held at Mrs. Martines’s home. chaired by Mrs. Jean Doherty with Mrs. Loretta Poleo presiding.
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Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post
A. L
Genetti
Bedford Progressive Association
March, of Dimes Committee
Holy Name
St. Michael’s Church
Bedford
Nicholas J. Genetti
Rosary Mission
Frank Martines
Dunelm Road
Jean Doherty
Loretta Poleo
Car theft prevention tips from Carol Lane travel column
National Automobile Theft Bureau warns owner carelessness fuels car thefts with over 200000 cars stolen yearly. Tips include locking doors, avoiding dark streets, not leaving valuables visible, checking title papers on used cars, and keeping a permanent record of engine and serial numbers to aid recovery.
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National Automobile Theft Bureau
ByDoit
Concord Antique Show Moves Through Weekend at Monument Hall
Concord hosts the antique show at Monument Hall with Daniel J. Donahue as manager. A series of church events unfolds including an Evangelical Free Church supper and a Building Fund Rally. Local clubs, scout leaders, and church groups continue weekly activities through November 18.
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Concord
Monument Hall
Daniel J. Donahue
Evangelical Free Church
Longstreet
Building Fund
Youth Fellowship
March Purinton, Jr
Monroe
Lexington
Fernham Sensation Matilda Passes Holstein Tests at Brattleboro
The Farnham W. Smith prize herd cow Fernhame Sen sation Matilda from Great Brooks Farm in Great Brooks Vermont passed Holstein Friesian association tests at Brattleboro with 18209 pounds milk 734 pounds butterfat milked twice daily all year average 23 quarts three and one half times the U.S. average aged four years five months tested under University of Massachusetts supervision.
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Carlisle
Farnham W. Smith
Great Brooks Farm
Holstein- Friesian Association
Brattleboro
Vermont
Fernhame
Matilda
University of Massachusetts
U.S
Concord Women In Adult Seminar Opens Enrollments
About 90 women from the Greater Boston area will enroll in Radcliffe College’s six new adult seminars starting November 1. Mrs Hichard Borden of Concord returns as director after a year’s leave to earn a master’s in American history. Abigail Eliot of Concord is among those already enrolled. Cannon Mountain in Franconia Notch State Reservation is described as Profile Mountain due to its rock formation and the legendary Old Man of the Mountains.
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Concord
Boston
Radcliffe College
Hichard Borden
Abigail Eliot
Cannon Mountain
Franconia Notch State Reservation
Profile
Community urged to aid mentally retarded children
The article calls on physicians clinics social agencies and schools to cooperate in identifying and helping mentally retarded children. It urges early diagnosis support for families and vocational training while noting a local group the South Middlesex Association for Retarded Children led by Mrs. Donald H. Guild invites inquiries at 29 Curtis Road Natick.
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Donald H. Guild
Curtis Road
Natick
South Middlesex
Union Church Couples Club Meeting in West Concord
The West Concord Couples Club holds its October meeting at 8 p m in Union church dining room. Speakers Dr and Mrs Orjan Ouchterlony of Stockholm Sweden on their native country with four sons will share experiences. Acquaintance hour follows with refreshments.
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West Concord
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Women’s Travel Authority
Emblem Club
Lawton Appliance Company
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Christian Institute of Education
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