Kidder Praises Maynard Lions on State Officers
Kidder praises Maynard Lions and outlines a new slate of officers led by Carey Hudson as president and Albert Hodges as first vice president. Other nominees include Jack Ziegalmeyer and Robert Billups with Elvin Hudson as secretary and Wesley Hirons as treasurer. Installation set for May 21 as a ladies night.
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Kidder
Maynard
Orsi
Emerson Hospital
Carey Hudson
Albert Hodgess
Jack Ziegalmeyer
Robert Billups
Elvin Hudson
Wesley Hirons
Alfred Ramos
Frank Baritone
Thomas Coco
Warren Bemis
Kaffestuga
Aldred T. Little
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Boston Leader Served as President, Resides Locally
A public notice states he has served Boston as president and lives with his wife and family on an inland road, indicating local settlement details.
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Boston
Ife and
Ine Road
Two Area Residents Win Northeastern University Awards
Concord area residents Ivan G. Easton and Emil A. Gramstorff received honors at Northeastern University Boston. Easton, 16 Winthrop Road Lexington, is vice president for engineering at General Radio Co West Concord and was named among 20 outstanding Northeastern alumni. Gramstorff 19 Hilltop Avenue Lexington dean of graduate engineering programs professor of civil engineering at Northeastern, was recognized for his leadership in engineering education.
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Concord
Northeastern University
Boston
Asa S. Knowles
Ivan G. Easton
Winthrop Road
Lexington
General Radio Co
West Concord
Emil A. Gramstorff
Hilltop Avenue
Northeastern
Easton
Harvard University
Institute of Radio Engineers
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Society For Testing Materials
Acton Schools Set to Resume After Spring Break
Local schools will restart classes on Monday April 25 after a holiday and spring vacation. A Nashoba Community Orchestra meeting and rehearsal are planned for Tuesday at the Acton Community Center. The Easter sale of seals for crippled children continues with donations sent to William K Walters, area treasurer, Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Nashoba Community Orchestra
Acton Community Center
William K. Walters
Health board urges polio clinic at Maynard gym
Maynard health board reminds residents of a free polio clinic at Maynard Memorial Gymnasium on Wednesday April 27 from 7 to 8 pm. The event targets adults with four shots offered and immunization schedule explained. Volunteers are urged to help and contact Dr. Frank C. Lituri at Acton Street TW 7858.
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Maynard
Board of Health
Maynard Memorial Gymnasium
Board ‘of Health
Frank C. Lituri
Acton Street
Primary voting rules and party ballots explained
Data outlines two ballots for the state primary a Republican and a Democrat. Voters with a declared party receive that ballot while undeclared voters pick one party to establish preference. Previous voters can switch or remove from party lists up to 31 days before the election.
Con-chord-ions to Highlight Lions Club Concert May 3
The Con-Chord-ions quartet of the General Radio Glee Club will be featured at a Lions Club concert May 3 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. Members Lloyd Bickford Lincoln Hatch Robert Hatch and Richard Carlson bring years of church and group singing to the event.
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Lions Club
Lions Glee Club
West Concord
General Radio Glee Club
PTA
Glee Club
Lloyd Bickford
Merri Notes
Variety
Con
Richard Carlson
Concord
League of Women Urging All People Vote Tuesday Meetings
Acton voters urged to vote in the Massachusetts presidential primary on Tuesday April 26 to influence delegate selection for national conventions. Polls open noon to 80 pm at Town Hall. Unit meetings address public higher education and water resources topics with local leaders guiding discussions.
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Thoreau School
Veterans
League of Women Voters of Concord
Acton
Acton Provisional League of Women
Voters
Massachusetts
U.S
Sheéig
RR. P. Miller, Jr
Tell. CO
League of Women ‘Voters
Acton Provisional League
Lyon McCandless
Tel
John Ruze
Water Resources
John Albright
Leonard Lester
McCandless
Knowles Dickey
James Mayo
Nashoba Road
West Acton
Martin Meigs
Jerome Schwarkopf
Quaboag Road
Cancer Crusade Door to Door Drive Tuesday
Cancer drive to be conducted on a door to door basis Tuesday April 26. Volunteers from the Junior Women's Club led by chairman Mrs Willis Lester and treasurer Mrs Walter Carbone will canvass communities.
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Maynard
Junior Women’s Club
Willis Lester
Walter Carbone
Carlisle 4-H Rabbit Club Benches Easter Event at Hudson
Members of the Blue Ribbon Rabbit 4-H Club staged an Easter program at the Hudson Rod and Gun Club with 17 baby rabbits awarded as prizes and refreshments. The group led by Mark G. Brook plans an April 29 exhibit here while local schools resume classes April 25.
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Blue Ribbon Rabbit
Middlesex Rabbit Breeders Association
Hudson Rod & Gun Club
Mark G. Brook
Stearns Street
Avon cosmetics vacation offer opens at home interview
A marketing notice promotes summer vacations through Avon cosmetics with private home interviews. Viola Morse invites interested buyers to contact her at TR 5 5288 or write to 16 Walnut St Oxford MA.
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Avon Cosmetics
Viola Morse
Walnut
Oxford
Mass
Farmers Exchange Meeting Set for April 27
Members of the Eastern States Farmers Exchange in Middlesex and Essex counties will meet at the First Religious Society Unitarian in Wednesday’s program. The roast beef dinner will be followed by a program with Warren Shaw of Dracut as chairman, on the committee with W H Peck of Stow.
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Carlisle
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
Middlesex
Essex Counties
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Warren-.Shaw
Dracut
Addon
W. H. Peck
Stow
Ohio laboring state second largest wheat producer
In the United States the state of Ohio ranks as the second largest producer of winter wheat, highlighting its major role in national agriculture and crop output.
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United States
Presidential Primary Set For April 26 In Sudbury
Sudbury voters will cast ballots on April 26 to choose delegates for the Democratic and Republican national conventions. Unopposed for the Democratic town committee are McCarthy McMakin O’Hara Birrello Powers Quinn Singer Train Weinstain Wilson. Republican unopposed include Brown Osgood Hoyle Grannis Hitchcock Card Glaser Cane MacRae Tighe Tighe Cutting Davis (Deceased) Trees Bonazzoli Mackenzie Hand Stevens Marshall Harvey Painbanks Harding Hawes Hawes Downing Foster Trussell Wheelon MacCulloch Clark. Polls run 2 pm to 8 pm at Town Hall with rides available from the League of Women Voters.
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Sudbury
Democratic
Republican
Democratic Committee
Dorothy R. McCarthy
Russell E. McMakin
John J. O'Hara
Theresa Birrello
John ‘Christopher Powers
J. Lee Quinn
Arthur L. Singer, Jr
William J. Trainor, Jr
Bertram S
Weinstein
Margaret H. Wilson
Democratic Town Committee
Secretary of State
Republican Committee
George Brown
Ernest Osgood
Earl Hoyle
Dorothy ‘Grannis
Fred Hitchcock
Clifford’ Card
William Glaser, Jr
Claud Cane
George MacKenzie
Janet Hand
Edmund Stevens
Alexander Marshall Harvey Painbanks
Theodore Harding
Ralph Hawes
Roy Hawes
Evelyn Downing
Alice Foster
Francis Trussell
Donald Wheelon
William’ MacCulloch
Nelson Guest of Meeting Next Sunday
Carlisle Truman Nelson of Salem will speak at the North Middlesex Conference of Liberal Churches spring meeting at First Society Unitarian. The April 24 event includes a 5 p.m. supper and a talk on Theodore Parker and Our Business Civilization. Nelson, a novelist and historian, promotes the Save Walden Committee. Registration precedes the supper.
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Carlisle
Truman Nelson
Salem
North Middlesex Conference of Liberal Churches
First Society
Unitarian
Nelson
Save Walden
New England
Theodore Parker
Congress Holds Authority To Fund Water Pollution Efforts
Massachusetts sanitary engineer Richard F. Greeley told Concord and Lincoln Women Voters that federal grants exist to fund pollution controls and sewage plants, but no guarantee of funding. He outlined 1884 foundations, interstate controls, and the 1956 acts funding monitoring stations and plant construction.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Richard F. Greeley
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Lincoln Leagues of Women Voters
Congress
Masachusetts
Greeley
Billerica
Lawrence
Board of Health
Potomac River
George Washington River
John Teele
Concord League
Maynard Boy Enters Navy
Robert Francis Killerby son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Killerby of 25 Great Road has enlisted in the U S Navy via Framingham Navy Recruiting Station. He attended local schools and worked in Southboro before joining. After basic training at Great Lakes he will take a two week leave.
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Maynard
Robert Francis Killerby
Frederick Killerby
Great Road
U. S. Navy
Navy
Framingham
Southboro
Great Lakes
Roma Lodge to Induct Slate Sunday
Maynard Roma Lodge No.1103 of the Order Sons of Italy will install officers on Sunday April 24 at 2 p m at the Italian Social Club. Officers include Venerable Raymond Gondolasso, assistant venerable Vincent Tannuzzo, orator Guiseppe Graceffa, recording secretary Joseph Perazzo, financial secretary Antonio Mistretta, treasurer Colegio Cannella, trustees Dominic Mociaccia Anthony Veleno Celestino Primiano Michael Lalli Michael DeGrappo, inner guards Pasquale Veleno Placido Puleo, sergeant at arms Carmello Ferraris.
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Maynard
Roma Lodge
Order Sons of Italy
Italian Social Clu
Raymond Gondol
Vincent Tannuzzo
Guiseppe Graceffa
Joseph Perazzo
Paris Styles Feature Silver Gold Cocktail Jerseys
In Paris the girls are wearing silver or gold for cocktails or dinners. Best loved a demure jersey suit shot with silver or gold lurex.
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Paris
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Ard Club
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Health Board
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City Hall
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League of Women
Cancer’s Crusade
Forsythe Dental Clinic
Carlisle Grange
Peter Schell
Littleton
Tyngsborough Lower Town Hall
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Farmers Exchange Meeting
Los Angeles
Chicago
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Switzerland
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Nashoba
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Association of New England Camping Association
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