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At 4:00 p m Miss June Eaton married Alfred Cor Migs Bertha Dial of Brookline married Russell Yandell of Waban at 7 30 by Rev Russell Bishop of Newton.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
9
At 4:00 p m Miss June Eaton married Alfred Cor Migs Bertha Dial of Brookline married Russell Yandell of Waban at 7 30 by Rev Russell Bishop of Newton.
Crowds filled St Elizabeth’s chapel in Sudbury for a Sunday service. Dr. William J. and Charles H. Way spoke briefly about community use of a building and plans for a pre colon ial house, with hopes for occupancy in October.
Rev and Mrs Copp and David attended the gathering. Lloyd visited the Inn and dined in the old kitchen, signing the Special Register with a pair of spectacles sketched after his name. Judie Garland arrived twice, first with friends, then again later.
Mr and Mrs Ralph D Stet son of Westford road have named their newly born daughter Janee. Wheeler Henry W Harmon Jr and den mothers noted Cub Pack 33 West Concord meeting. Local boys eight years old may join. contact these men for information.
The note credits the painter for the artwork depicting the ae peak, acknowledging artistic merit and contribution to the display. No additional details on the artist or event are provided in the fragment.
Miss Shirley Tallant daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Tallant of Union College is mentioned in a brief social note. The item notes upcoming wedding plans and family details in a concise society update.
Sunday evening forty Me family after years as citizens of Sud Thers presented Mrs Jenkins with a floral tribute. Refreshments followed and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening of socializing with the couple.
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