Emerson Hospital Campaign Opens Across Nearby Towns
Residents in Maynard Concord Bedford Acton Stow and Boxboro back Emerson Hospital drive to raise funds for 1960 operations. Chairmen in several towns mobilize locals while hospital accounts for about 4300 patients and 246000 dollars in annual costs with most from patient fees and rest from community Chest and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Goodwin
Goodwin
Maynard
Grieve
Elmina L. Snow
Concord
Dewey E. Boatman
Acton
George Bladworth
Bedford
George H. Phillips
Carlisle
Stow
George H. Petersen
Boxboro
Robert R. Poland
Emerson Hospital
Concord Community Chest
Emerson
Miss Snow
Voblunteers
Sudbury Annual Meet Set for May Third
A brief notice states Sudbury will hold its annual meet on May third at 1 00 PM. Renewals and reservations are requested by April 27 with Jos Bonds listed as contact.
Marlboro Price Register May Event Details
Fragmentary notice lists Marlboro price register and May date in Massachusetts Anderson and County with unclear context. No complete actions or entities.
Acton Boy Scouts Hold Court of Honor in Town Hall
Acton Troop 1 awarded badges at a candlelight Court of Honor in the town hall with parents present. honors went to Francis Lambert Robert Kendall Curtis Peterson Robert Hall Frederick Tuttle Harrington Moore George Morse Edwin Engman and Frank Putnam. The committee and leaders listed and an Explorer Scout post for 14 and older was announced with Nashoba Sportsman's Club sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Scout Committee
Tender Foot
Francis Lambert
Robert Kendall
Curtis Peterson
Robert Hall
Frederick Tuttle
Harrington Moore
George Morse
Edwin Engman
Frank Putnam
Ean
Robert Woonbine
Nashoba Sportsman’s Club
Bedford Girl Elected Sophomore Class Treasurer
Miss Judith A Braverman of Bedford, Radcliffe College freshman, has been elected treasurer of the sophomore class for 1950 51 following recent elections. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs A Harry Braverman of Springs Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Judith A. Braverman
Bedford
Radcliffe Collegé
Kennedy Guest Here Sunday
Concord Council Knights of Columbus will host a Communion Breakfast on Sunday April 23. Members gather at 8 at Monument hall and walk to the 8:15 mass at St Bernard's Church celebrated by Rev Michael J Burke. After mass at 9:15 a breakfast is set for Howard Johnson's with Congressman John Kennedy as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
St. Bernard’s Church
Michael J. Burke
John B. Finigan
Howard Johnson
John Kennedy
Washington, D.C
James W. Powers
Philip Mulvey
Martin J. Diskin
James J. Loughlin
Philip Carrigan
Leonard Wetherbee
Edward Doyle
George S. Lawton
Edward Finigan
Thomas J. Burke
John C. McBreen
Edward Rundgren
James V. McMullen
Hugh E. Kilmartin
Finigan
Sudbury Sets Rules for Renting School Buildings
Sudbury outlines rental procedures for use of school buildings. Applications must be written and submitted to the superintendent for school committee action at the third Thursday meeting. Rules require precedence for school needs, responsibility for damages, no smoking, no alcohol, supervisor janitor, and payments through the school department to the town treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Town of
School Department
Acton Grange Hosts Neighbor Night at Town Hall
The Acton Grange held neighbors night last Tuesday in the town hall with state pianist Leliah Blake of Bedford and deputies Ern est Hunt of Lexington and Grant of Northboro attending. Granges represented included Framingham Northboro Lexington Bedford and Maine.
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Acton
Leliah Blake
Bedford
Ernest Hunt
Lexington
Grant
Northboro
Framingham
Maine
Meeting of Society at West Concorde Union
A society meeting is conducted at 2 30 o clock on Wednesday afternoon April 26 at the West Concorde Union and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concorde Union
For Sale items from private listing
Classified ad lists a Lee refrigerator for 2 dollars a top stove oven for 7 dollars and a universal two burner electric plate for 5 dollars. Also offered are 8 Poplar uniforms sized to 1.5 dollars each. Call Maynard at 949-WWE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Call Maynard
wWe
Acton Couple Wed In Center Congregational Ceremony
Beatrice Esther Taylor and Edward N. Hurley wed at Acton Center Congregational Church in East Acton with Rev. H Ben Simms officiating. The bride, postmaster at Acton Center, wore a white gabardine suit and carried a white orchid, with sister Mrs. Parkhurst as matron of honor. The couple will reside in East Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Parkhurst
Orla Nichols
West Acton
Wetherbee Road
East Acton
Cornelius Cullinane, Jr
Vermont
New York
Sudbury Student Heads to Canada for two week vacation
Miss Janice Mailly of Sudbury travels with a chartered bus for two weeks in Canada visiting Quebec and other interest sites including religious shrines and botanical gardens. The Sudbury High School Class of 1951 plans a Junior Prom at the high school May 12 with Ned Barry’s orchestra. Alfred Day returns home from hospital to rejoin Redcote school peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Mailly
Boston Post Road
Sudbury
Academie of St. Anne
Marlboro
Canada
Quebec
Botanicals Gardens
Sudbury High School
Ned Barry
Alfred Day
Redcote School
Food Sale by Sudbury Legion Auxiliary
The Sudbury Post American Legion Auxiliary will hold a food sale at Goodnow Public Library on Saturday April 22 from 2 to 4 PM. Proceeds fund yarn for Afghan blankets for Bedford Hospital veterans and support the rehabilitation program alongside later poppy sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Post
American Legion
Goodnow Public Library
Bedford Hospital
U. S. Auto Makers Used 40 Square Miles Of Upholstery
A 1949 industry report notes U S automobile makers consumed forty square miles of upholstery fabric in the year. The figure illustrates the scale of material usage across car production and hints at postwar consumer demand shaping factory inputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Sudbury News Briefs Highlight Local Life and Activities
Joan Fairbank returns to University of Vermont after Easter with parents Mr and Mrs Harry N Fairbank. Mrs Harvey N Fairbank visits daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Robert Hanifin Jr of Island Trees Long Island New York. Nancy and husband buy home in Newtown Connecticut set to move soon. Sudbury co operative pre school to hold white elephant sale April 27 at 8 pm at Mrs Robert Schaefer home focusing on children's clothing. G Hamilton Martin of Boston Post road recovers from illness. Sudbury Boy Scouts camp over Nobscott Mountain with Bruce Reed of Concord roads South Sudbury as guide. Mr and Mrs Carton W Ellmins Jr build new home on Boston Post road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fairbank
University of Vermont
Mrs
Harry N. Fairbank
Harvey N. Fairbank
Robert Hanifin, Jr
Island Trees
Long Island
N. Y
Nancy
Newtown Conn
Sudbury Co-Operative Preschool
Robert Schaefer
Sudbury
Acton Catholic Woman's Guild to Host Communion Breakfast
The Acton Catholic Woman's Guild announces its annual Communion Breakfast at the Colonial Inn Concord after the 7:30 mass at St Elizabeth's church West Acton. Guest speaker is Rev George W McCabe 8S J of Weston College. Committee includes Mrs Nesnie Walsh chair Mrs Rayford Bradley Miss Mary Gillis Miss Georgiana McKenzie Mrs Everett Maynes Mrs Eilen Leveroni and Miss Susan Coffey.
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Acton
Acton Catholic Woman's Guild
Colonial Inn
Concord
St. Elizabeth’s Church
West Acton
George W. McCabe
Weston Colege
Nes. M’cie
Walsh
Rayford Bradley
Mary Gillis
Georgiana McKenzie
Everett Maynes
Eilen Leveroni
Susan Coffey
Child Davis Copp Appears on Waltham Broadcast
Nine year old Sudbury boy Master David H Copp son of Rev and Mrs J Dixon Copp participated in a Waltham radio series on The Understanding of the Child The 45 minute panel included three adults and callers questions for David centered on children six to twelve His reply to Should children have pets was Yes provided the child cares for the pet himself The program was unrehearsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
David H. Copp
John Dixon Copp
Waltham
David
Bedford Trio Hurt When Auto Smashes Tree
Three Bedford residents were injured when the car they rode in left the road and hit a tree on Bedford road. David C. Cuneo 67 of 13 Spring Road Eckford suffered a dislocated left hip and remains at Emerson hospital Concord. Alfred J. Wiggins 47 and Donald A. Wiggins 16, both of the same address, received forehead and leg abrasions and knee and hand lacerations respectively and were treated and released. The crash occurred as driver Alfred Wiggins, blinded by sun, tried a turn near Herbert D. Bates home. State police troopers John F. Murphy and Joan Murphy investigated. Carlisle Police and traffic were managed by Constable George W. Foss.
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Carlisle
Bedford
Bedford Road
David C. Cuneo
Spring Road
Eckford
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Alfred J. Wiggins
Donald A. Wiggins
Wiggins
Herbert D. Bates
Emerson
Alliance
John F. Murphy
Joan Murphy
George W. Foss
Santa Chiara Guild Card Party Series Opens
Concord hosts the first in a series of card parties Friday night at the homes of members sponsored by the Santa Chiara Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Chiara Guild
Guard Against Grass Fires by Sudbury Chief
Sudbury Fire Chief Davison issues a second appeal urging citizens to avoid lighting fires. Since Sunday the department has responded nine times, all fires spreading rapidly due to dry grass and brush.
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Sudbury
Davison
Service for Lawrence Tucker Held in Framingham
Sudbury businessman Lawrence S. Tucker who ran a restaurant on the Ruston Post road died at 53. Funeral services were held at Cookson funeral home in Framingham. He was a World War veteran and Marlboro Post American Legion member. He is survived by wife Ruth and three sons, two serving in the Army at Camp Lee Virginia and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Lawrence S. Tucker
Cookson
Framingham
Ruston Post Road
Marlboro Post
Mr. Tucker
Ruth
Powell) Tucker
Lawrence
Harold
Camp Lee
Virginia
Clarence Roy
Texas
Mill Dam Bowling League Banquet Set For April 24
The annual banquet of the Mill Dam Bowling League will be held next Monday night April 24 at 7 at Odd Fellows hall West Concord. Awards will be presented and entertainment follows the catered dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Dam Bowling League
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
West Concord Woman's Club Elects New Officers
West Concord New officers for the coming year were elected at the annual meeting held after a luncheon at the West Concord Union Church catered by a Boston firm. Officers include Edgar A Rohan president Edward Sheehan first vice president Victor Potericky second vice president Murdock MacLeod treasurer Alfred Loring corresponding secretary. A one act play Red Wax was presented by the drama committee with several members taking part. The next reading is set for April 26 at 10 30 am at the home of Mrs Gordon H Ogilvie. A board meeting is scheduled for April 25 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
West Concord Woman's Club
Alfred Loring
Earl. Wheeler
John K. Damon
FE. Wells
Hutton
Wheeler
A. White
Victor Potericky
Edward F. Sheehan
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Woman Hurt When Car Crashes Into Home in Pontiac
Mrs. Ethel Stottlemeyer, 42, was injured in Pontiac Michigan when an out of control car crashed into her upstairs bedroom. The impact threw her to the floor causing a skull fracture. The incident underscores dangers of vehicles colliding with residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Ethel Stottlemeyer
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Acton Grange
James Panetta
Rose Mary Lombardo
Samuels Studio
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Edward N. Hurley
G. Hamilton Martin
Carton W. Ellmns Jr
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