Mrs J Bell Urges Living With Children At Sudbury PTA
Mrs John Bell former Edinburgh College lecturer spoke on Learning to Live With Our Children at the Sudbury P T A on April 9. She emphasized self acceptance, understanding child development, and mature handling of frustrations to foster secure discipline and family harmony.
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Sudbury
John Bell
Sudbury P.T.A
Edinburgh College
Scotland
Hansel and
Gretel
Sudbury Churches Plan Memorial, Baccalaureate Services
The Sudbury Council of Churches met at Mrs. Kenneth Throckmorton’s home to outline services. Memorial Day Union Service set for May 27 at St Elizabeth’s with Rev Ernest Bodenweber Jr delivering the sermon. June Baccalaureate at the First Parish with Rev Robert Jones Jr. as speaker.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Council of Churches
Kenneth Throckmorton
St. Elizabeth's Church
Ernest Bodenweber, Jr
Memorial Congregational Church
Robert Jones, Jr
Sudbury Methodist Church
Stanley F. Rodgers
St. Elizabeth's
Framingham
St. Elizabeth’s
Throckmorton
Sudbury Club Hosts 11th District Round Table
Sudbury Town hall welcomed about 40 district presidents and vice presidents for the 11th District Round Table of the Mass State Federation of Women's Clubs. The afternoon featured Mrs Mary Milligan's talk The Magic of Herbs and a scholarship presentation to Helen Krause by Mrs Elwyn C Williams.
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Sudbury
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Sudbury Town Hall
John Phillips Pierce
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Robert Holmes
Woman's Club
Elwyn C. Williams
Helen Krause
University of Massachusetts
Daniel Krause
Walter R. Hickler
Maribor
J. Carrell Morris
Mary Milligan
Fred S. Morrison
Conservation and Gardens Committee
Italy
Atlanta Opens Premier 15 Acre Tennis Center
The completion of the fifteen acre Bryan Grant Tennis Center adds thirteen fast drying courts and a stadium seating 2 500, making Atlanta boast the finest municipal tennis plant in the country.
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Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Fire Chief Urges Guarding Children From Home Fires
Sudbury fire chief warns that children are at risk when left unattended at home. He cites a Georgia tragedy and cites data showing over 300 youngsters died last year while home alone. Parents are urged to never leave kids unsupervised.
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Sudbury
Georgia
Sudbury Play ers Stage Lo and Behold May Four and Six
Sudbury residents prepare for Lo and Behold a spring comedy directed by Margery Cahill. The play concerns a Nobel Prize winner who dies after signing a will dividing his estate, then confronts spirits and a mistaken daughter. Tickets sold at local stores with phone orders available.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Players
Margery Cahill
Harvard Law School
Judy Wylie
Mary Griffin
Arthur Grannis
Patrick Requa
Sudbury Couple Welcome Birth of Daughter Jessica
Mr and Mrs Whitmen Bears of Malden celebrate the birth of their daughter Jessica. The father was born in Sudbury and has many local friends. Grandparents are E Norman Bowry of Cambridge and Mildred Wesson Bowry of Northampton. Great grandmother Madame Bowry, 92, resides in Palm Beach and also has Sudbury ties.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Notes On Births Clubs and Local News
Hazel Hamilton returned from Richmond after a month with her daughter and son in law Charles Holloway. A son Charles Thomas Jr. was born March 3. Mrs Hamilton stopped in Washington to see the Cherry Blossoms. Francis Raynor and Alexander Kearin attended a Presidents Day event in Waltham. Patricia Hamilton plans to live with Hazel Hamilton and Helen Campbell after Air Force service. Harry Baldwin enrolls for four years and trains at Bainbridge Naval Training Center. Alliance of the First Parish Unitarian Church elected officers for the coming year. Luncheon served by Mrs. Thomas Hutchby. Memorial Congregational Church set June 9 for Strawberry Festival on church lawn. St Elizabeth’s Guild meets April 25 with Grace Hunt speaking on Old Sudbury. Sudbury Woman’s Club Executive Board meets April 25. last meeting before May 2 annual meeting. Fire Department responded to Arthur Hamill home for motor smoke. no damage. Firefighters stationed at station during Sunday storm.
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Hazel Hamilton
Richmond
Virginia
Charles Thomas Holloway
Phyllis Hamilton
Charles
Thomas" Jr
Alliance of the First Parish Unitarian Church
Walter R Hickler
Allen Benjamin
John Sloat
Richard Clippinger
Arthur Cushing
Thomas Hutchby
Sudbury Couple Welcome First Child William Malcolm Spence
Mr and Mrs George Spence of Marlboro Sudbury welcomed their first child a son named William Malcolm born Easter morning. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs William Spence of Westboro and Mr and Mrs Lewis G Richardson of Boston with great grandparents Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Richardson of Boston Post road and Mrs Fred S Morrison of North Sudbury.
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Sudbury
George Spence
Caroline Richardson
Farm Road
Marlboro
William Malcolm
William Spence
Westboro
Lewis G. Richardson
Boston
Llewellyn Richardson
Boston Post Road
Fred S. Morrison
North Sudbury
Short course in Spanish for Thomaston radio staff
Thomaston Connecticut personnel operating the town radio system received a course in Spanish after atmospheric disturbances caused the radio to pick up broadcasts from Colombia for a full week.
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Thomaston, Conn
USP
Columbia
South America
Private Funeral Held for Marion Winslow Emerson
A private service was held at MacRae Funeral Home in Concord for Marion Winslow Emerson who died suddenly last Wednesday in Boston. Born in Fitchburg 70 years ago, she worked for the Worcester Telegram starting in 1913, created the Burncoat Page as Nancy Burncoat for 21 years, and retired in 1945. She helped arts youth, formed the Valentine Collectors of America, wrote The Rose In Red, and supported Worcester Antiquarian Society and local history. She spent retirement in Sudbury and left three cousins.
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Sudbury
MacRae
Concord
Marion Winslow Emerson
Boston
Fitchburg
William A. Emerson
Susan (Moore) Emerson
Fitchburg Normal School
Worcester Telegram
Burncoat
Nancy Burncoat
Worcester State Teacher’s College
Worcester
Emerson
United States
Valentine Collectors of America
Worcester Antiquarian Society
Wayside Inn
Boston Public Library
Carlton Eifins
South Sudbury
Parker W. Fairbank
New Britain, Conn
William S. Fisher
Marlboro
Connecticut
Provisional League Names Three Chairmen in Sudbury
At a recent Provisional League of Women Voters meeting three new chairmen were appointed Mrs Ernest G Wilson Jr as Chairman of Voters Service Mrs Arthur F Howard as Chairman of Publicity and Mrs Earl E Chadsey Jr as Chairman of Finance They will start duties immediately Unfested persons may join and visitors are welcome Church calendars will publish meeting details Call Mrs Arthur Singer HI 3 2604 for membership information
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Sudbury
Provisional League of Women Voters
Ernest G. Wilson Jr
Voters Service
Arthur F. Howard
Earl E. Chadsey Jr
Finance
Provisional League
Arthur Singer
Civil Engineers Test April 23rd
The State Department of Education announces University Extension classes for the civil service examination for civil engineers in Worcester and other cities. Grade 1 and 2 prep starts Mondays beginning April 23, 1956 at Worcester Commerce High School. The exam will be held June 1956. Enrollment fees due at first class meeting. The course is free to World War II and Korean veterans.
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State Department of Education
Worcester Commerce High School
Man S driving into missing Washington Ave bridge
Norman A. Lezotte, 28, of Waterbury, drove onto the Washington avenue bridge only to find it gone as his car plunged 20 feet into the river. He escaped with cuts and bruises after the bridge washed out in last year’s floods.
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Waterbury
Conn
Norman A. Lezotte
Washington Avenue
Lezotte
Urge Stricter Compliance With Minimum Requirements In GI Home Loan Program
The Veterans Administration moves to tighten oversight of GI loan projects by appointing VA construction analysts at regional offices to supervise fee compliance inspectors. Analysts will inspect on site, report on inspector performance, evaluate construction exhibits, and assess builder supervision. Compliance with VA minimum property requirements is mandatory and aligned with FHA standards.
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Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Cape Coders To Sell Native Items At Harwich Arts Fair
Cape Cod visitors will find area made products at an Arts & Crafts Fair in Harwich High School Auditorium on Saturday April 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. The event, sponsored by the Harwich Chamber of Commerce, will teach locals crafts to boost incomes and feature demonstrations by nearly 30 experts in weaving jewelry pottery and more. Proceeds from a small admission and luncheon will fund a Washington trip for high school seniors. A Massachusetts Holiday film will accompany the fair highlighting the Bay State as a vacation land.
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Cape Cod
Harwich
Cape
sCod Crafter’s Guild
Recreation Council
Cépes Codders
de Yree
H High School
Washington
Massachusetts
State Department of Commerce
Bay State
Army Slanguage Course No Sweat For Allied Students
Fort Monmouth hosts 100 Allied students from 20 countries in an Army Signal School slang course under Mutual Defense Assistance. Instructors stress pronunciation and understanding over grammar with free discussions, films, and role play on everyday American life and consumer scenes.
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Fort Monmouth
U.S. Army Signal School
Ffutobba Hubba
Joseph Frank
America
Roundabout tribute notes Tousignant family service ties
The fragment discusses Tousignant and family members with references to World War II service in Navy and Army caps. It mentions nephews and a count of 64 immediates, plus college aims and parochial roots, framing a tribute tone to military and familial connections.
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Nice
Fu Norman
Stoger
Ers
Olen Times
Puerto Ril In Gradus Whe Proto Workers
Local industrial institute plans a field oriented program for workers in special fields. The event aims to bolster practical skills and collaborative efforts among participants and area employers.
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Puerto Ril
Gradus
Cial
Cooper Aic Institute
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Jeff Haworth
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Harry Baldwin
David Baldwin
Maynard Road
Bainbridge, Marya
US. Naval Training Center
Woman’s Association of Memorial Congregational Church
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Grace Hunt
Old Sudbury
Robert Helmes
Sudbury Fire Department
Arthur Hamill
Pratt Mill Road
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John J. McWager
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