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#1. Relevance 2 pointsThe Register | Thursday, September 18, 2014 | Page: SA1
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GLORIA E HALL. GRETA HALL, HARRIET I

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#2. Relevance 1 pointsThe Register | Thursday, July 22, 1982 | Page: S4
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Harriet Chandler, June Eldredge, Marjorie Hall, Peg Mc-Culloch, Sue Woodson and Robin Chandler-Trimble were among 300 women from Massachusetts Baptist Churches who attended the three-day annual House Party in Groton, Mass. The women represented The First Baptist Church of Hyannis.

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#3. Relevance 22 pointsThe Register | Thursday, May 31, 1979 | Page: S27
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Harriet Hall, executive director, gave a report of past activities and new involvements.

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#4. Relevance 13 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, September 28, 1978 | Page: 6
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Among others at the wedding were a nephew, Ronald Stankus of Brockton; a friend, Barbara Winslow of Vermont; Perry Phinney of Nccdham, a daughterin-law of the bridegroom; and Rose Beaumont, Harriet Hall and Catherine Borden of the Home Health Aide Board of Cape Cod where the new Mrs.

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#5. Relevance 13 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, February 09, 1978 | Page: 1
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For the Homemaker- Home Health Aide Service, President Larry G. Newman, Vice- President Diane Klingenstcin and Secretary Agnes Carson for the board of directors, and Harriet Hall, the agency's executive director, will sign the landmark agreement.

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#6. Relevance 1 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, September 29, 1977 | Page: 5
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at the parish hall. Mrs. Lucille Johnson, Miss Harriet Dunham and Mrs. Bobbie Stanley are leaders. All interested junior high youth of the church are welcome. They will be planning activities and programs for the year.

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#7. Relevance 16 pointsThe Register | Thursday, December 02, 1976 | Page: 30
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Harriet Hall for hours of service rendered as employees of the non-profit community service.

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#8. Relevance 65 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 22, 1976 | Page: S3
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Harriet Hall, Executive Director of the Cape Cod Homemaker-Home Health Aide Service, a United Fund agency, as the top awards presented to 18 Homemaker-Home Health Aides from around the entire Cape area.

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#9. Relevance 1 pointsThe Register | Thursday, August 07, 1975 | Page: 6
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It wasn't "Harriet Foss Day" at the hall last Friday though it was the last day on the job for that lady who's been in the Assessors' office for 33 years.

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#10. Relevance 5 pointsThe Register | Thursday, July 31, 1975 | Page: 4
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Last Friday was Triple Birthday day at the hall. Harriet Foss, who's about to retire after many years in the Assessors' office, Marge Gunther of the Selectmen's staff, and Peg O'Brien, Building Wiring and Plumbing Inspectors' secretary, weren't to celebrate their birthdays until the next day, Saturday, but the...

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#11. Relevance 13 pointsThe Register | Thursday, January 30, 1975 | Page: 25
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Cape Cod Homemaker-Home Health Aide Service, Inc., 298 Main St., Hyannis, directed by Harriet Hall. Eleven-year-old United Fund agency furnishes temporary home help and health services to families with children, convalescents, acute or chronically ill.

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#12. Relevance 5 pointsThe Register | Thursday, January 31, 1974 | Page: 5
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Harriet Hall, Administrator of Cape Cod Homemaker, a home health aide service, agrees.

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#13. Relevance 14 pointsThe Register | Thursday, February 01, 1973 | Page: 2
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Harriet Hall, Mrs. Barnet, Miss Nancy L. Reider, Ix>uis J. Jacobucci, Mrs. Susan Brinckerhoff, Mrs. Ixmise Labigniac and Mrs. ,J<> Ann Kelley.

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#14. Relevance 5 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, February 01, 1973 | Page: 3
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Harriet Hall, Mrs. Judith Barnet, Miss Nancy L. Reider, Louis J. Jacobucci, Mrs. Susan Brinckerhoff, Mrs. Louise Lavigniac and Mrs. Jo Ann Kelley.

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#15. Relevance 5 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 27, 1972 | Page: 12
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Yarmouth; Harriet Hall, Hyannis; Mrs.

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#16. Relevance 5 pointsThe Register | Thursday, November 04, 1971 | Page: 10
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Worcester Area Associates meet Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 6:30 pm at the South Yarmouth Methodist Church for a covered dish supper. Speaker Is Mrs. Harriet Hall.

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#17. Relevance 2 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, October 14, 1971 | Page: 4
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19, in the Unitarian Parish Hall. Harriett Swift is In charge. Following the supper, there will be a penny sale with Margarilla Holway and Marion Lovejoy as co- chairmen. Each member is asked to bring an item for the sale.

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#18. Relevance 22 pointsThe Register | Thursday, October 07, 1971 | Page: 26
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Cape Cod Home-maker Health Aide Service in Hyannis is recruiting. A training program begins Oct. 20 running Wednesday afternoons for eight weeks at the Upper Cape Cod Regional Vocational Technical School ln Bourne. Inquiries may be made to Mrs. Harriet Hall at the agency in Hyannis.

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#19. Relevance 30 pointsThe Register | Thursday, April 15, 1971 | Page: 9
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Harriet Hall. A rising vote of thanks was extended to Mrs.

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#20. Relevance 5 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 15, 1971 | Page: 4
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Harriet Hall. A rising vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Emerson F. Moseley, who has just completed five years on the committee, including one year as chairman.

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#21. Relevance 11 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 24, 1970 | Page: 6
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The training courses equip a group of women to provide the services on referral through the central office in Hyannis. To continue meeting the community need, new homemaker applicants are always welcome to call Executive Director Mrs. Harriet Hall for an interview.

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#22. Relevance 18 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, December 17, 1970 | Page: 3
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Raymond Babbitt, Centerville, Camp Fire Girls, and Harriet Hall, Osterville, Homemaker Service. In center are Mrs. Gerald J. Mayer, Cotuit, left, and Mrs. James J. Taylor, Centerville, first vice president and president of Homemakers.

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#23. Relevance 19 pointsThe Register | Thursday, August 27, 1970 | Page: 17
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Harriet Hall; March - Disaster Planning on Cape Cod, Mr. John McCarthy; April - Ecology on Cape Cod - What's Happening, Mrs. Ann Williams; May - Annual Meeting - The

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#24. Relevance 19 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, April 30, 1970 | Page: 2
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Linda Drum - mond, Harriet Hall, Louis Jacobucci, Janet Manson, John Mc-Carthy, Ann Williams, Phyllis Divine, Ann Halliday, Tina Howell, Nancy Nelson, Rev. William Rexford and Hele nSchafer.

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#25. Relevance 53 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, March 26, 1970 | Page: 8
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The service, with Mrs. Harriet Hall as executive director, is a non - profit voluntary agency offering trained personnel to assist people in Barnstable County by referral and family request.

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#26. Relevance 2 pointsThe Register | Thursday, July 24, 1969 | Page: 22
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Many old and dear personal friends were on hand to share the fun like Shirley Watters, Mildred Wye, Harriet and Ray Hall, the Floyd Pratts, Fred Hlsock, Dick and Helen Ladenburg, Loring Myette and stunning Gertrude Llpplncott in black and white lace, the Allan Neals, Russ and Pat Kelsey...

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#27. Relevance 39 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, July 03, 1969 | Page: 3
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Norman Fitzgerald, 1969 UF general campaign chairman; Hall Nichols, UF president, and Harriet Hall, executive director of Homcmaker Service. (Howard Studios)

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#28. Relevance 5 pointsBarnstable Patriot | Thursday, May 08, 1969 | Page: 6
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Aim of the committee is to provide help and counseling for cancer patients and their families. Among those assisting the Brittons is Harriet Hall of Osterville. !

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#29. Relevance 20 pointsThe Register | Thursday, March 06, 1969 | Page: 7
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Radio personality Ray Hall and his wife Harriet, director of Homemaker Service, and Russ Kelsey and his vocalist Pat shared our dinner table. Harriet Hall said she was delighted that competent Polly Taylor had become interested enough in the Homemakers to plan a publicity campaign for that service.

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#30. Relevance 82 pointsThe Register | Thursday, June 13, 1968 | Page: 20
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A few follow-ups on recent Dateline columns: Harriet Hall, Director of Homemaker Service announces that through the help of the press and radio, contributions to the amount of $2,209 have come in with slightly more pledged.

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The Register, Thursday, April 15, 1971; Page: 9
Graves elected to church board
Richard H. Graves was elected to a five year term on the Prudential Committee, which is the governing board of the Unitarian Church of Barnstable, at their recent annual meeting. Other members of the committee are Clifford R. Bragdon, Ralph W. Harwood, John A. Coe, and Mrs. Harriet Hall. A rising vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Emerson F. Moseley, who has Just completed five years service on the committee, including one year as chairman. Re-elected were Robert Barnet, Moderator; William P. Lovejoy, Jr., Treasurer; Miss Margaret W. Craig, Assistant Clerk. Walter H. Porter was elected Clerk and Louis J. Jacobuccl Assistant Treasurer. Miss Nancy L. Reider and Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Graves were re-elected Delegates to the Unitarian Unlversallst Association. Delegates to the Cape Cod Council of Churches will be Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Barnard and Mrs. Ralph G. Starke. Elected to the Nominating Committee were Mrs. Moseley, Mrs. Richard H. Norman, and Harold F. Stose. The meeting voted to change the time of the church service and the church school from 11 am to 10 am beginning Sunday, May 2.