Grange Sponsoring Town Dances and Local Entertainment
The Grange plans to sponsor town dances and provide an evening of entertainment with a town orchestra and guest performers. About 500 personnel from the 325th Glider Battalion are reported to have arrived in the area, while Leave applications for unused leave can be filed at the Henderson post. A local school figure remains confined at home, and Leila M. is noted as organist with a first rehearsal planned in September for the youth choir under Mrs. Blake’s supervision.
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Leila M. Ch
iMrs
Blake
Diyouth
C. Tex
Science Lecture Next Monday in Concord Notice
Concord and nearby townspeople are invited to attend a free lecture Monday night at 8 o'clock on Christian Science. The talk titled Christian Science, the Science of Reality will be given at the Veterans Building by Dr. Hendrik J. de Lang of New York City, a Mother Church lectureship member.
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Concord
Veterans Building
Hendrik J. de Lang
C.S
New York City
Mother ‘Church
First Church’ of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Bedford Hearing Grants Diner Permit at Great Road Corner
Christy Halles of Lexington wins permission to erect a car diner at the corner of Great Road and Loomis Street. The plan includes a 40 diner capacity and a victualer license is issued.
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Great Road
Loomis Street
Christy Halles
Lexington
Sugar stamp 49 extended to September 30
Bedford residents learn spare stamp 49 now good through September 30 due to sugar shortages. Stamp 51 will be valid October through December. Prices ceilings on baby and junior foods were removed while milk modifiers remain under ceilings.
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Bedford
OPA
Bedford Birthdays Mark Weeks With Two Young Celebrants
William James Bieron turns five on September 7 and Barbara Ann Murray turns seven on September 9 as birthdays are celebrated next week in Bedford.
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Bedford
William James Bieron
Barbara Ann Murray
Miss Kelley Weds Bernard Tobin in Concord at St Bernard’s
Miss Jane Elizabeth Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward P. Kelley of 9 Potter Street married Bernard Edward Tobin son of Mr and Mrs Michael J. Tobin in a 4 PM ceremony at St Bernard’s Church Concord. The bride wore ivory taffeta with rose point lace and carried white gladioli. The reception was at the Girl Scout House and the couple plan to live in Maynard after a Canada honeymoon. The bride is a Concord High School graduate and the groom a Maynard High School graduate and World War II veteran who served in Guadalcanal receiving several decorations.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Jane Elizabeth Kelley
Edward P. Kelley
Potter Street
Bernard Edward Tobin
Michael J. Tobin
Maynard
Tobin
Michael Joseph Burke
Barbara P. Kelley
Joan G
M. Eunice Kelley
William Tobin
Jack Kelley
Daniel E. Kelley
James A. McLean
Schwab
Robert Isensee
Henry Tobin
Acton
Canada
Tremont Street
Concord High School
Concord National
Maynard High School
U. S. Navy
Guadalcanal
Parsons Mark Wedding Date Concord Celebration
Mr and Mrs Rus sell Parsons Sr of 60 Thoreau street celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary last Monday. They have one son Russell F Parsons and resident veterans of World War I and II. He is employed locally and buys War Bonds and Stamps.
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Concord
Russell Parsons
Thoreau Street
Russell F. Parsons
Dinner hosts entertain clergy and friends at First Parish
Mr and Mrs Vivian A Fletcher entertained Rev Charles R Joy Miss Martha Joy and Mrs L Nils at dinner after the Sunday service at First Parish Church Rev Joy preached in Rev John M Fogle song absence Charles Sullivan has returned to civilian life after a year in the Navy much of it in China and the Philippines
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Vivian A. Fletcher
Charles R. Joy
Martha Joy
L. Nils
Rev. Joy
John M. Foglesong
Charles Sullivan
Concorde Road
The
Navy
China
Philippines
Cancer Control Committee Formed in Sudbury
A Cancer Control Committee has been formed in Sudbury to coordinate with a national drive for prevention. The Boston headquarters will advise on services and a public meeting with a leading pathologist is planned in Sudbury. Mrs Henry T Cutter chairs the committee with members Dr Karl R Whitney Arthur R Howe Owen B Kiernan Everett M Saunders Mrs H Milliken Rollins Miss Gertrude M Halloran and Mrs Reuben Dunsford.
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Sudbury
Boston
Henry T. Cutter
Karl R. Whitney
Artur R Howe Owen
B. Kiernan
Everett M. Saunders
H. Milliken Rollins
Gertrude M. Halloran
Reuben Dunsford
Hostel closes season at Acton Center
The American Youth Hostel at Acton Center ends a successful season serving hostelers from almost every state. House parents Mr and Mrs Nagourney with Carol and Peter return to Long Island New York.
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Acton
Acton Center
Mrs. Nagourney
Carol
Peter
Long Island
New York
Nuptial Mass Celebrated for Miss Inferarra and Lieut Thomas
Concord report of a nuptial mass at St Bernard s Church with Miss Ann Patricia Inferarra marrying Lieut John Raymond Thomas. Rev Michael J Burke officiated. Reception at Russo s in Maynard then trip to New York and Fort Belvoir Virginia where Thomas is stationed.
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Concord
St. Bernard's Church
Ann Patricia Inferarra
Samuel Inferarra
Bedford Street
John Raymond Thomas
Pearl R. Thomas
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michael J. Burke
Josephine Inferarra
Leanore Thomas
Thomas
Charles R. Cox
Bedford
Gerald Thomas
Russo’s
Maynard
New York
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
U. S. Army Air Forces
Concord High School
Wilfred Academy
Drexel Institute of Technology
Holy Name Nine Closes Season With Two Games
Holy Name nine ends its baseball season this week with two games. After an away game at North Billerica yesterday the team will host a rematch with St. Michael's of Hudson at Emerson Playground at 3 o'clock. St Bernard's beat Hudson 8 to 9 in the previous outing and aims for a victory to close the season. Georgie Johnson and Stevie Flannery may form the local battery with Bill O'Neill possible on the mound.
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Concord
St. Bernard's
Holy Name Nine
North Billerica
St. Michael's of
Hudson
Emerson Playground
Georgie Johnson
Stevie Flannery
Bill O'Neill
Concord Visitors From Bronxville On Vacation
Mr and Mrs John P Wood and infant daughter Faith Elizabeth from Bronxville New York are visiting local relatives and friends during their vacation.
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John P. Woodlock
Margaret Lawton
Bronxville, New York
Faith Elizabeth
Sons of Italy Plan Fall Banquet in Concord
The Concord Sons of Italy held a meeting last evening with Salvatore R. Cella presiding. They outlined several fall and winter activities including plans for a late next event and a net project.
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Sons of Italy
Concord
Concord le Sons of Italy
Salvatore R. Cella
Concord High Alum Enters Burdett College for Business Studies
Von T Francis McPhillips of 48 Thoreau street, discharged from the U S Army and a Concord High School graduate, begins a Business Administration course at Burdett College this week. Rae J Malcolm, ex Burlington resident and new Concord High School staff member, moves to Saxonville to teach Studies and English and may assist with the football team.
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von T. Francis McPhillips
Thoreau Street
U. S. Army
Concord High School
Burdett College
Rae J. Malcolm
Burlington
Saxonville
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