Stow News Corsage Parker Returns From New York Visit
Mrs Betcher Washburn formerly of Red Acre Road has returned after five weeks in New York visiting Washburn’s ill mother. PRC Paul Smith arrived in San Francisco after 16 days with his parents and is stationed at Camp Stockton in Pittsburgh California awaiting orders. Mr and Mrs Toiva Erkko nen and sons Wayne and Paul return from a two week cottage stay on Moosehead Lake Maine. Unity Club First Parish church meets at 7 45 p m on Monday September 10 at Mrs Whitney Ferguson Gleasondale Road.
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A. P. Smith
Great Road
Prc Paul Smith
San Francisco
New York
Camp Stokiemain
Pittsburgh
California
Toiva H. Erkkonen
Wayne and
Paul
Moosehead
Pate
Maine
Unity Club of
Whitney T. Ferguson
Gleasondale Road
Funeral for 94 Year Old Resident in Concord
The funeral of Pauline P Severingen aged 94 longtime Concord resident was held at her Laurel Street home with Rev Robert H Barber officiating. She was born in Hamar Norway and lived in Concord about 60 years. A daughter Christina Severinsen survives.
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Pauline P. Severingen
Laurel ‘Street
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollow
Étery
SeVerinsen
Peter SéVerinsen
Hamar
Norway
Concord
Christina Severinsen
Stow Grange Fair Set for Saturday at Town Hall
The Stow Grange announces its annual fair on Saturday September 18 at the Town Hall opening to the public at 1 pm. Exhibits include a table with a fair work exhibit fruit flowers and vegetables. Food and candy tables offer home made delicacies. Chairman Mrs Raymond Phalon Red Acre road contact Acton 471. Contributions welcome and Gra members may be solicited for food and candy tables.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Raymond Phalon
Red Acre Road
Acton
Gra
Kennedy family plans new home on Assabet Heights
Stow residents Mr and Mrs Alan Kennedy arrange plans for a house on Assabet Heights after living at the Bruin estate on Hudson Road Stow. He works as an aquatic biologist for the Massachusetts State Department of Fisheries and Game and laboratories at the Conservation Service building on Hudson Road. He analyzes diseases in fish birds and mammals raised by state game farms and hatcheries and studies pond and stream pollution.
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Heights Stow
Alan Kennedy
Assabet Heights
Kennedy's
Bruin
Hudson Road
Stow
Kennedy
Massachusetts State Department of Fisheries and Game
Hudsoh Road
Birthday Party At Lake Boon For Mrs Frigard
Outdoor birthday party and weiner roast held at the Ineson cottage Lake Boon in honor of Mrs William Frigard. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Enneguets and daughters Nancy and Sheil Walter Gargne Mr and Mrs Sage Francis Parker and Chery Mrs Olive Ferguson and Tack ney Mr and Mrs Waiter kes Mr and Mrs Thomas ard and Wayne and Linda
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Stow
Samuel Tucson
Fanny Frigard
Ineson
Lake Boon
William Frigard
Joseph Enneguets
Nancy and
Sheil
Walter Gargne
Sage
Francis Parker
Chery
Olive Ferguson
Tack and Ney
Waiterkes
Thomas Ard
Wayne
Linda
Massachusetts income figures reflect 1950 gains across wages and property
Massachusetts income in 1950 totaled 7.52 billion dollars, up 9.4 percent from 1949, with wages and salaries at 70.1 percent and gains in proprietor income and property income. Wage levels in July top ten cities include Lynn and W Springfield, while crops and cost of living show Apple production and a 73.4 percent rise over pre war years. Randolph establishes a planning board under Chapter 41 Section 81A to oversee subdivisions and community development.
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Massachusetts
U.S. Department of Commerce
Lynn
W. Springfield
Worcester
Pittsfield
Chicopee
Quincy
Beverly
Gardner
Everett
Fitchburg
U. S. Department of Agri Culture
Randolph
Local Planning Board
Final union service held at West Concord Union Church
In Concord the final union Summer service was held at West Concord Union Church with Rev. Edwin B. Nylen delivering the sermon. A duet by Mrs. Meryl Snow and Cyril Perkin of West Concord performed during the service. Elizabeth Dougherty, a Concord High School graduate, plans to enter Northeastern University this month as a scholarship writer and has returned home to Lincoln after a Sagamore vacation.
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West Concord Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
Meryl Snow
Cyril Perkin
West Concord
Elizabeth Dougherty
Concord High School
Lincon
Sagamore
Northeastern University
Local Couple Mark 35th Wedding Date At Concord Home
Concord Sunday September 2 marked the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F Parsons of 60 Thoreau Street Concord The couple formerly of Lowell have long resided in town and served in Legion and Auxiliary affairs Mr Parsons is a World War I veteran and past commander of the James J Mansfield Post A L Their son Russell F Parsons Jr is a World War II veteran and they have a granddaughter
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Concord
Russell F. Parsons
Thoreau Street
Parsons
Lowell
Legion
Auxiliary
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Auction Saturday at Monument Hall
Concord notices a St Bernard parish sale at Monument Hall starting at 2 o clock. If needed the auction resumes at 6 o'clock with public invited.
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Monument Hall
Concord
St. Bernard’s Parish
Lincoln Man Thomas Coan Dies at 65 in Lincoln
Thomas F. Coan 65 lifelong Lincoln resident died at Emerson hospital after a four month illness. Funeral services were held at John J. MacDonnell funeral home and a high mass at St. Joseph's church. He served 30 years with the Lincoln Highway Department and was superintendent since 1943. He is survived by his wife Ann and six daughters six grandchildren a son Thomas W. Coan a sister and three brothers. A separate note mentions a bath towel press aiding sleeve ironing.
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Con¢ford
Thomas F. Coan
Lincoln
Emerson Hospital
John J. MacDonnell
Waltham
St. Joseph’s Church
South
Edmund J. Ronan
Lincoln Cemetery
Ronan
Coan
Lincoln Highway’ Department
Helen Coan
Concord
John Coan
James Coan
Mary Myers
Roslindale
Concord DeMolay Meeting Set At Masonic Temple
Concord DeMolay Chapter will hold its fall opening meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Temple. Master Councillor James A Hart Jr will preside and outline plans for fall and winter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Masonic Temple
James A. Hart, Jr
Services Held For Late Concord Resident Mary J Thornton
Mary J. J. Thornton aged about 78 or 79 died at her Concord home on Sunday after living here about 40 years. Born in Ireland she worked locally and was sister of the late Mrs. Thomas J Flanagan. Surviving nieces and nephews. Funeral from her home followed by a solemn high mass at St. Bernard's Church. Burial in the family lot at St. Bernard's Cemetery Concord.
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Concord
Mary J. J. Thornton
Thomas J Flanagan
Elsinore Street
Ireland
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Concord To Mark U.N. Day October 24
Concord plans United Nations Day observance on Wednesday October 24 held in Coffeord with a program to be announced The Concord Board of Selectmen cooperate with the event co chaired by John B Finigan and Mrs Henry P Kidder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Cofféord
Concord Board of Selectmen
John B. Finigan
Hubbard Street
Henry P. Kidder
Lowell Road
Tobin Ties Mark Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Bernard E Tobin of 18A Belknap Street observed their fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday September 1. They were married in St Bernard's Church on September 1, 1946 and have resided here since. Mrs Tobin is formerly Jane E Kelley of Concord and Mr Tobin was formerly of Maynard.
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Ecene
Bernard E. Tobin
Belknap Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Tobin
Jane E. Kelley
Concord
Mr. Tobin
Maynard
Unclear fragment hints at hospital scene and mysterious movement
Fragmentary report describes a woman near a hospital and roads near Burlingame area. It mentions a Callahan road and a dockyard parking, with police and relatives involved and questions about a cycle and a taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Callahan
Waridéteg
Callahan Farth
Ilson Road
Dover
Wallace to Report for Japan in United States Air Reserve
Bedford resident Sergt Wallace of the U S Air Reserve has been called to active duty and is to report in Japan. He is married to Katherine Corkum and formerly lived in Sergt Wallace is a TE veteran who recently completed a 30 day tour in North Carolina.
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Concord
Wallace
Bedford
U. S
Japan
Katherine Corkum
Sergt
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Stow News
State Planning Hoard
Anthony J. Doherty
New
Egidio Pedinelli
Bisinore Street
Saturn
Edward J. Dalton
ward,Jr
Mark
New England
Childrens Thermos
Ates
Main
AT Poplin’s Television
Biltmore
Magnavox
Gene Marshall
Wann Annan
WWE
NWA
U.N
North Carolina
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