Sudbury Organizes Community Council With 23 Groups
Representatives from 23 Sudbury social and civic organizations met on September 13 to form the Community Council. The group dissolves the Sudbury Chest to broaden health and welfare planning. It joins United Community Services of Metropolitan Boston and will coordinate services, funding, and advocacy for local agencies.
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Silay Iy
Sudbury
Het ‘Community Council
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Coauhell
Sudbury Chest
Cooperative Social Plan
Ning
Sudbury Council
United Community Services
Boston
Ares
Metropolian
Boston Health
UCS
Roland R. Cutler, Jr
Board of Welfare
Luther M. Child, Jr
P.T.A
Chilles L. Devoll
Civil Defense
Nar Johnson
Sudbury Civic Isn
Sudbury Associates
E. William Petigrew
Sudbury Grange
William F . Hellmann
Sudbury Men’s Club
Albert Deane
Richard T. Cutler
Framingham Union Hospital
Blois Bradshaw
Emerson, Hospital
Leslie ¢. Hall
American Legion
James, L. Devoll
Kilio H. Johnson
William F. West
Cyril, Wynne
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Assn
Charles D. Preble
Boy Scouts
Leslie C. Hall
Sudbury Veterans’ Service
John A. Anderson
W. Burgess Warren
Arthur E. Grannis
Theodore R. Harding
William E. West, Jr
Robert J. Schaefer ¢Airman
Ernest H. Osgood, Jr
Schaefer
New Emblem Club Inducts Officers at Belmont Hall
Last Saturday night September 15 at Monument hall the New Emblem club installed its officers. Ruth Shedd of Milfor led the ceremony with assistance from Joseph Parker past supreme president Chelsea and Roscoe past supreme marshal. Officials installed included president vice president marshal assistant marshal secretary treasurer and trustees. District Deputy David B Williams of Concord and Exalted Ruler Richard Kelly of Concord Lodge of Elks spoke. Two Elks altar flags were presented and refreshments followed at the new Elis Home on the Concord turnpike.
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Concord
Monument Hall
New Emblem Club
Ruth Shedd
Milfor
Joseph DD. Parker
Chelsea
Roscoe
Meriere
Insall
el Esvaidaen
Ferniesistant
Bas Vistariello
Barbara Wey
Eleanor Killips
Guna Oakimai
Marion Arnson
Irma Venti
Helen Venti
Irma Crowell
Mary Venti
Gertrude Sheehan
Jennie Marabella
Jean Glass
Emma Tombeng
Lena Beauschene
Eleanor Lombardo
David, B. Williams
E. Richard Kelly
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks Lodges
Concord Elks
New Elis
Concord Turnpike
Concord United Nations Day Plans Highlight Week of Events
Concords United Nations Day committee met on September 18 to plan an evening event in Veterans' Memorial Hall. During October 21 to 27 churches and schools will host speakers and films about UN achievements in agriculture health ethics and living standards. Participants include Knights of Columbus Rotary Club Women’s Club Scouts Corinthian Lodge Concord Board of Trade League of Women Voters Beta Sigma Phi United World Federalists Sons of Italy and Company H 182nd Infantry.
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Concord
United Nations Day Committee
Pish
Veterans’ Ing
Knights of Cohiibus
Rotary Club
Woman’ S Club
Scouts
C Corinthian Lodge Sons
Concord Board © Trade
League of Wired Voters Beta Sigma Phi
United World Federalists
Sons of Italy
Company H, 182Nd Infantry
Birth of John Peter Forte Jr in Richardson hose theatre
New arrival for Lt. John P Forte and Mrs Forte of 4 Great Road announces the birth of their second child and first son John Peter Forte Jr on September 12 at Richardson Hose. Lt Forte serves in the Navy in the Korean theatre. Grandparents are Judge Felix Forte and Mrs Forte of Somerville and T Lockwood Perry of Asheville North Carolina.
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Bedford
John P. Forte
Prominent Military Leader to Speak at Concord Event
Col. Otis M Whitney a National Guard commander and former World War II veteran will address the opening season of the Concord club on Thursday September 27 at 8 00 pm. He will discuss The National Guard and Executive Council and the session will be led by president Walter Bieren with new officers to be installed.
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Governor’s Council
182Nd Infantry
National . Guard
Executive Council
Walter Bieren
Teeting
Col. Whitney
Middlesex
Pacific
Caimander Tours
Massachusetts National Guard
Leverett Saitonstall
Robert F. Bradford
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Telephone toll free service planned for three exchanges
Telegraph company proposes eliminating toll charges between Acton Concord and Maynard by forming a single extended service area. Manager John H. Harper announced the plan to go into effect soon after upgrading equipment in Concord and Maynard and building a new Acton dial office.
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Telegraph Cmpany
John H. Harper
Harper
Acton
Speke
Concord
Ana
Maynard
Additiona
P T A To Conduct Tea For Teachers
West goncare The executive epee of Harvey Wheeler ool P.T.A. invites mothers and teachers to a tea at the school auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday from 3 30 to 5 o clock. Wednesday tea for grades K 2 and Thursday for grades 3 6. Mrs Gene Wheeler is president of the P.T.A. this season.
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West Goncare
Harvey Wheeler
Baker Memorial thanks for kindness to Thomas Eley
Thomas Eley expresses sincere appreciation for the Get Well cards word bouquets and other kindnesses shown during his recent stay at Baker Memorial Hospital signed Thomas Eley
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Baker Memorial Co
Thomas Eley
Bedford Students Return to Colleges
Bedford residents Barrett Jr Hancock street and Kate Jr Southroad rejoin University of Maine as junior and senior. Freshmen Ce rasubdle Fletcher road and Edward MacCarthy Concord road Winthrop left to attend University of Montana. Webster Hillside avenue left earlier to resume studies at Montana state university. Join D Webster Hillside Sattar formerly aa State College 1949 continues at Graduate School of Social Work.
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Bedford
Charles A. Barrett, Jr
Hancock Street
Frank Kate, Jr
Southroad
University of Maine
Jack Cerasubdle
Fletcher Road
Edward MacCarthy
Concord Road
Winthrop Webster
Hillside Avenue
Montana
State University
D. Webster
Hillside Sattar
Aa State College
Graduate School of Social Work
Unclear Read: Students Defy University Admission Panel
Carleton Smith a 42 Piet road and Robert Webster on the Avenue refused to admit to Boston University and Maspachusetts Working University where Smith is a sophomore and Webster a senior.
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Carleton Smith
Pietroad
Robert Webster
Avenue
At. Boson University
University of Maspachusetts
Smith
Webster
Garden Club Schedules October Meeting and Rose Society Day
The Concord Cathedral Garden Club met at Mrs Haring Newman Sudbury Road and at Mrs George W Greenlaw Lexington Road for a two session gathering. Mrs Herbert B Hosmer led a discussion and refreshments followed. An education exhibit on polyantha and floribunda roses accompanied a symposium. The annual meeting was announced for October 17 as part of New England Rose Society Field Day.
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Corcord
Cathedral Garden Club
Haraing Newman
Sudbury _ toad
Herbert B. Hosmer
George W. Greenlaw
Lexington Road
New England Rose Society
Fragmentary historic note on Cortes era powder trade
The passage mentions Bedforg ord falling in OWN and contributions to a chapter. It briefly references Popocatepetl and Mexico under Cortes, with slaves and suly powder, implying a disrupted or unclear historical event about colonial trade and powder procurement.
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Cortes
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