Bedford Woman’s Club elects officers for 1959 60
The Bedford Community Club hosts the State Annual Luncheon with a program on the history of hate led by Guen. R. Willard Hunt presided and announced officers for the coming year including President Mrs. W. Kimball and secretary Mrs. Rich. Brown. Read lists of committee roles and volunteers for 1959-1960, with many names including Mrs. Aisbott, Mrs. John Wathen, and Mrs. Stanley M. Bu reasurer, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Community Club
Guen
R. Willard Hunt
Antiques “Federation
C. Ray Bryan
Kenneth M. Hinckleyssell S. Klucken
Eikle
Charles
Roy W. van
John Wathen
Herbert H. Bradman
John J. S. W. Harold Elwood
Jolmh W. Erickson
B. MacPherson
Mith
James
Louis Anderson
Francis Durgin
Charles E. Proudfoot
Warren W. Morno
John W Berquist
Gordon
P. Coombs
J. Arthur St. Onge
Hadley
Stanley Johnson
Ellis P. McCurley
Conrad Beaupre
John Riley
J. Earl Dick
Frank R Joslin
Joseph A. "Woods
Hadley R. Rood
John A Cole
Herbert L. Clark
Joseph Mangion
Hubert W. Division
Frank ‘Davis
T. Kimball
Louis H. Smith
Lewis G.webber
Mabel. Sahakian
Leonard H Kieley
Frank Davis
Robert R. ‘Higgins
Anthony E. Lutnicki
Robert O. Howe
Thomas of
Barta
George Peeler
Plan Next Whist Here On April 22
Carlisle Grange hosts a whist party on April 22 at 8 o clock with public admission. A delegation of local members will attend the Past Masters Association meeting in Typgsborough at 8 pm representing Carlisle Grange at the Middlesex North Pomona monthly meeting. Attendees from Dracut include Mr and Mrs Edward R ee, Mr and Mrs Carl, Mr and Mrs Everett aa ee, Mrs Alee Lovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Worthwhile buys auction rings up yearlings in 1957
A Kentucky auction lists forty eight yearlings sold for a total of $839,562. The event highlights valuable assets and reflects market activity in livestock trading. April marked Cancer Month with awareness efforts noted.
Maynard Man in Educational Pharmacy Trip
Maynard Richard M Sluy mp of the junior class at Marsehosets College of Phar Boston joined a faculty led educational trip visiting John H Breck Springfield and Sterling‑Penile Research Institute in Re aer New York. The group aimed to observe first hand carchet tests in development and position of modern pharmaceutical science with student council support to defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Richard M. Sluymp
Great Road
Marsehosets College of Phar
Boston
John H. ‘Breck
Springfield
Sterling- Penile Research Institute
Re Aer
N.Y
Pharmaceutisetcee x Dons
Lee ‘Council
Bedford Library Circulation Sets New March Record
Bedford library reports circulation of over 6200 during March, the highest ever for the library. An increase of about one thousand from March last year. Staff numbers six: Webber, Grove Smith, Wieers, Proudfoot, DeCamp, and Franks. Trustees include Mrs Forte secretary and others: Thompson Liljegren Bergin Sheldon Holmes Sahakian McDermott. The first electric refrigerator is noted as introduced in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Alden
Webber
Board of ‘Trustees
E. ‘Grove Smith
Josephine Wieers
Charles Proudfoot
Petants
Edward Franks
John P. Forte
Frank W
Thompson
Gurney N.liljegren
John W. Bergin
Th. Sheldon
Robert, Holmes
William. Sahakian
Harold F. McDermott
Invisible Ear Opens World of Sound
The article touts the Invisible Ear and Target Hearing as non visible, cordless devices that deliver natural sound without embarrassment. It claims a U S patent and invites readers to request a free information booklet from the Bureau of Public Information Ossining New York facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Information
Otarion Research Ratories
Post Road
Ossining
New York
Lincoln Charters Lincoln Grange Honors Two Deceased Members
Lincoln Charter of Lincoln Grange draped in the hall for two members who died recently Mrs Josephine C Doherty and Mrs Marie Donaldson Master Marion Riley presided at the meeting Elaine Courtny reported the cystic fibrosis drive raised 127. First and second degree work noted by B Boyce of etree and tar master Edward HK Massachusetts State Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Grange
Marie Donaldson
Marion’ Riley
Home and Community ‘Ser
Edward HK
Massachusetts State
Grange
Lewandos opens modern plant in ConcordDrive-In Cleansing and Laundry Center
Lewandos inaugurates a new Concord plant at 31 Thoreau Street claiming to offer the finest cleansing and laundry service with the latest mechanical equipment. Ernest E. Edgar notes the drive in site and park like area aim to attract locals, while John W. Edgar highlights quick processing and high standards. The piece also mentions a chance to sample beer at the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewandos Drive-In
Concord
John B. Fimagen
Goncord Seleg#iman
Ernest E. Edgar
Lewandon
Cits
Lewan- Drive - In
Thoreau Street
Lewandos
John W. Edgar
Concord Lewandos
New
Concord Drive-In
Levantios
America
Smith Engages Miss Sandra Lee to Ernest Fuller
Dr and Mrs Lee O Smith of Needham announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lee to Ernest F Fuller son of Mr and Mrs Ernest L Fuller of Lincoln Miss Smith a senior at Newton Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing served four years in the U S Air Force and graduated in 1957 from Boston University College of Business Administration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lee O. Smith
Needham
Sandra’ Lee
Ernest F. Fuller
Ernest L. Fuller
Maynard Rotarians Plan Conference Trip and Guests
Maynard Rotary members will attend a district conference on April 20 with President Bechrach organizing travel. Past President Herbert W. Martin previewed slides from his West Coast Mexico and Hawaii trip at Twin Trees Restaurant. Makeups were logged for members across Concord Framingham Hudson Miami Boca Raton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Twin Trees
Herbert W. Martin
West Coast
Mexico
Hawaii
Joseph Bechrach
Bechrach
William Osbeck
Aso
James Priest
Miami
Fla
Osbeck
Boca Raton
Kennep Jewell
Ayer
Harry Starr
Waltham
Solon Wales
Robert Backus
Nantucket
Earle
W. Cote
Wales
Fitchburg
K. T. Johnson
D. Bagley
Groton
Kenneth Wilson
Starr
Edward. Coye
Arthur Megerdician
Richard Warren
Harry Partridge
Danvers
Louis Drinkwine
Hudson
An Malloy
Pasident
Howard
Prescott Club
Priest
First Vessel to Fly Continental Flag in Revolution
The first ship to fly the Continental flag in the Revolutionary War was the 4 schooner Hanked built in fly Massachusetts, per the Massachusetts Department of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy van Etten
Richard Hairman
Daniel F
Paul
Gilmanting
Edwin H
Wilamerlain
Dana i
Owen S. McHargis
Charles R. Scrym
Cnt
Folasram
Gaston
Abbott
R. Ti
Cochairman
C. Rogers
Thomas R Hirst
Maynard Man
Thoreau St
Robert Bolles
Charles Fink
O R
Raytheon
Wayland Laboratory
Edward J. Higgins
E. Wilson Bursow
Bradford Leach
Donald
O. Feltus
Framingham
Harlan E. Tuttle
Eo Lewandos
Thoreau ‘Street
Ween
Standard Service
Handcraft ‘Service
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