Bay Path Council Girl Scouts Hold April Board Meeting
Four Marlboro board members attended the Bay Path Council meeting led by Mrs. Raymond McAulsy. Reports covered district chairs, sponsorship plans, camp opportunities in Marlboro Medway and Sudbury, outdoor leader training, Camp Virginia work days May 1 and 2, and council finances and staffing developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Board
Marlboro
Bay Path Council
Girl Scouts
Edwin Mullen
Herman Crowell
Ernest Carr
A. F. Elderkin
Mullen
Girl Scout Library Center
Raymond McAulsy
Marlboro Scouts
Medway
Sudbury
Framinghm
Southboro
Ethan Hull
Virginia
Framingham
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Greaer Boston
Robert Hasting
Martin Fora
John Wilson
Meaway
Alfred Crowley
Suavury
Marlb
Red Feather Community Services
Braminghams
Boston
Jordan Marsh
Camp Virginia
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Miss Redden
New England
Rogers
Bay Watch
James H., Marr
Raymond Meauley
James Donahue
A. F. el Qgersin
Irs
D. W
Probate Court seeks executors for Wolbach estate Sudbury
A petition in Middlesex Probate Court requests probate of a will for Simeon Burt Wolbach of Sudbury. William W. Wobach and Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co seek appointment as executors without bonds. Objections must be filed by April 27, 1954 in Cambridge. John C. Leggat, Esq. presiding. Apr 2, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Simeon Burt Wolbach
Sudbury
William W. Wobach
Brookline
Norfolk
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Boston
Suffolk
Cambridge
Mary Katherine Ketchel
Peter Danforth Ketchel
Dorothea D. Tooker Ketchel
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Local Children Shine in Ice Chips of 1954 Show
Nine youngsters from Concord Five participated in the Ice Chips of 1954 at Boston Garden under the Boston Skating Club. The cast included Banny Boynton Jane Boynton Susan Boynton John Boynton Isabell Moore. Audiences praised their performances across multiple skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston Garden
Boston Skating Club
Banny Boynton
Jane Boynton
Susan Boynton
John Boynton
Isabell Moore
Funds Sought for Educational Television Campaign
The Massachusetts Citizens Committee for Educational Television comprised of over 40 organizations seeks 453000 in addition to 600000 already available for construction. The drive covers 100 communities within 60 miles of Milton transmitter. Finance chair is Mrs Thomas V Cahill and publicity chair is Mrs Arthur E Grann. District captains include several named local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Massachusetts Citizens Committee For Educational Television
Milton
Federal Communications Commission
Thomas V. Cahill
Arthur E. Grann
James FE. MacArthur
J. Carrell Morris
Einar A. Johnson
W. Burgess Warren
Alfred J. Crowley
L. Roy Hawes
Henry L. Nelson
Francis J. Raynor
Robert J. Caldwell
Gordon A. Sampson
Deadline Set for May 1 Vehicle Inspection
About 3000 approved inspection stations are ready to service vehicles during April as Massachusetts requires any car registered and operated in April to be inspected and display a sticker. The May 1 deadline urges motorists to get inspected early to avoid a rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Rudolph F. King
Registrar of
Massachusetts
Lincoln Biennial Play At Lincoln
Lincoln Players present The Winklehawk a historic play about Lincoln on April 19 1775 at the school gymnasium Friday evening April 23 at 8 o clock as part of the town biennial celebration Harriet Rogers wrote it Richard B Rice dramatized it A large committee and cast assist However 51 assistant Wayne County prosecutors handle all criminal cases in Detroit and the County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Players
Harriet Rogers
Richard B. Rice
Wayne County
Detroit
County
Sudbury groups back drive to meet district quota
Organizations and individuals are being approached as the Sudbury Players and the Civic Association have already contributed. It has been said that if every TV owner in the district contributed a small amount the quota could be easily met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Players
The
Civic Association
Magic Accessories Give Simple Dress Nine Lives
A basic street dress becomes four outfits with inexpensive add-ons. A ribbon scarf ties in many ways for necklines and spring suits. A polka dot silk square offers endless possibilities as a fill-in, hat band, or belt accent. White velvet ties snap over sweaters for a bright neckline note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenetex
Bedford Woman's Club elects officers at annual luncheon
Bedford Mrs C Rogers Lord was reelected president at the Bedford Woman's Club luncheon at Ten Acres Wayland. New officers include Vice President Mrs Joseph Maloney and Recording Secretary Mrs Frank Joslin among others. Reports were read and scholarship funds discussed. A fashion show featured several members as models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
C. Rogers
Great Road
Bedford Woman’s Club
Ten Acres
Wayland
Joseph P. Maloney
Frank R. Joslin
Hubert W
Dunston
John S. Giudici
Walter Bieren
Oscar R. Reed
G. Edward Wiggins
Charles W. Cole
James Joyce
James R Doherty
Leonard H. Kieley
George Slade
Joyce
Lewis G. Webber
Ernest Cook
Carl Voigt
Lawrence Kimball
Giudici
Fred Greenwood
Charles Tarbell
Voigt
Cole
Richard Baker
William Chamberlain
Company H Learns Weapons Drill In Concord Training
Concord unit trains for non commissioned officer ranks with instruction in the 50 caliber machine gun and other weapons. Capt. Maurice L. Dee Lieut. Paul L. Dee Lieut. Nilo Wilgren and MSgt Lester Freeman head the orderly room. M-Sgt Harold Johnston leads weapons familiarization as Sgt Dutton mentors new recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Company
Maurice L. Dee
Paul L. Dee
Nilo Wilgren
Lester Freeman
Harold Johnston
Ste French
Clayton
Johnston
Laurence Dutton
Dutton
Dees Welcome Their Second Daughter Carolyn Ann
Mr and Mrs Paul V Dee of 60 Bedford Street greet the birth of their third child and second daughter Carolyn Ann Friday morning April 9 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Dee is the former Helen V Mattson of Maynard. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William H Dee of Concord and Mr and Mrs Anton Matt of Maynard. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cncord
Paul V. Dee
Bedford Street
Carolyn Ann
Emerson Hospital
Dee
Helen V. Mattson
Maynard
William H. Dee
Concord
Anton Matt
New Head of Soil Service at Concord
D A Williams named administrator of the Soil Conservation Service at Concord after rising through the ranks from farm planner to top position. He is praised as a grass roots leader who understands the organization from bottom to top through personal experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Service
Concord
Donald A. Williams
Soil Conservation Service
D. A. Williams
Williams
Furne
Botton
New Births At Emerson Hospital Reported
Concord area parents welcomed new arrivals this week at Emerson Hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson Littleton April 6. A son to Mr and Mrs Roy Hodgman Concord April 6. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Stanley F Chick Bedilord April 7. A son to Dr and Mrs Gordon Wineneil Lincoln April 6. A son to Mr and Mrs Albert Fullerton Concord Road South Lincoln April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Robert Wilson
New Estate
Littleton
Roy Hodgman, Jr
Monument Street
Ana
Stanley F. Chick
South Road
Bedilord
Gordon Wineneil
Lincoln
Alpert Fullerton
Convord Road
South Lincoln
Five Girls Selected For Lincoln Camperships
Five Lincoln Girls Scouts were chosen for camp scholarships at the April meeting. Lucy Bygave, Laura Berger, Frances Sibel, Doris Grason, and Diane Powers will receive a week at camp. Mrs. Kendall Farnsworth was named chairman of the Gancing class with assistants Mrs. Herman H. Scott, Mrs. Leonard Larrabee, Mrs. Arthur W. Rice Jr, and Mrs. Stanley Cibel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Girls Scouts
Lucy Bygave
Laura Berger
Frances Sibel
Doris Grason
Diane Powers
Kendall Farnsworth
Gancing
Herman H. Scott
Leonard Larrabee
Arthur W. Rice, Jr
Stanley Cibel
Behind the Scenes of Angel Street at Concord Players
Concord Players prepare Angel Street with Barbara Wheeler designing the set from sketches to mood, Martha Kraetzer selecting period furniture, and Whitney Smith crafting gaslit lighting. The crew, dressers, and costume committee coordinate to faithfully recreate the era for performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Barbara Wheeler
Concord Players
Angel Street
Martha Kraetzer
Whitney Smith
Light Birds
Car Crashes Pole Injuring San Antonio Driver
Mrs. Mary Jane Dow Bissett 24 of San Antonio was injured last Thursday afternoon when her car left Route 2A near Lake Nagog, hit a soft shoulder and struck a utility pole. She was treated at Emerson hospital for injuries to her right collarbone. State police troopers Vincent Murphy and John Barry investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Acton
Mary Jane (Dow) Bissett
Alametos Street
San Antonio
Texas
Edmund C. Dow
West Concord
Lake Nagog
Bissett
Emerson Hospital
Donnell W. Boaraman
Acton
Vincent Murphy
John Barry
New Arrival Spencer Raleigh Amesbury Born in Waltham
Congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Ira Raleigh Amesbury Jr on the birth of their second child first son Spencer Raleigh Amesbury March 16 at Waltham Hospital Grandparents Mr and Mrs A Albert Gray of Newagen Maine and Mrs Ira R Amesbury of West Roxbury Great grandparents Mr and Mrs Cushman L Gray of Boothbay Harbor Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ira Raleigh Amesbury, Jr
Priscilla M. Gray
Spencer Raleigh Amesbury
Waltham Hospital
A. Albert Gray
Newagen
Maine
Waltham
Ira R. Amesbury
West Roxbury
Cushman L. Gray
Boothbay Harbor
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Bay Path Council Girl Scouts
Legal Mowice
Brad
Nason Street
White House
Pres. Eisenhower
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Ole Say
King
Presto
Houdini
Woman’s Club
Dees
U. S
Freedom
Washington, D. C
National Committee
Omar Bradley
Steg
Mittee
Mary Eaton
Dick Wood
Jon Morris Saul
Mary Ab Morris
Margot Clark
Betty Tha Wilson
Ellis
Tvie
Polly Edgarton
Betty Sanford
Eron
Wood
Newbury
Layman
Cine and Re
Long East Hample
Opponl
Maynard Mass
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