Sudbury Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Sudbury residents enjoyed a weekend at Fisher eum and Harva Forest as David Grant earned Scout merit badges. The Lincoln Sudbury Regional District School Committee lists Mrs. Donald M. Spooner and George B. Flint among treasurer appointees, while Gwenyth Olive Piper of Rice Road is elected Head of Work at Smith College. A rally day celebration honoring George Washington’s birthday featured Piper and college clubs. The First Parish plans a spring dessert card party on May 9 at the church. Sudbury Framingham Relief drives posted $4602 toward a $285,000 Easter appeal, with C. R. Peterson of Birmingham National Bank as treasurer. Salvation Army Boston Appeal for $600 begins May 1 with a concert at the Opera House. Sudbury Players hosted a musical workshop, featuring Judy Iley, Bonnie Gray, and Carolyn Forbes among others, with plans for a future musical comedy. Daniel Blue of Peakham Road is at Palmer Memorial Hospital in Brookline. Tulips brightened Sudbury Center as the “heater piece” flagging spring was noted by Sudbury Garden Club led by Mrs. Elwyn C. Williams.
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Gwenyth Olive Piper
Rich P. Piper
Rice Road
Smith College
Emerson
Miss Piper
Smith College Gleen
George Washington
Sudbury
Judy Iley
Bonnie Gray
David McIl
Carolyn Forbes
Chet
Rog
Hazel Witherbee
Don MacRae
Mary Griffin
Sudbury Center
Sudry Garden Club
Elwyn.c. Williams
Bedford Garden Club Plans April 3 Meeting at Joslin Home
The Bedford Garden Club will meet Tuesday April 3 at Mrs. Frank R Joslin’s home 12 Great Road. A program on Flower Arranging will be led by guest speaker Mrs George Ham Arlington Middlesex district director of Federation of Garden Clubs.
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Bedford
Bedford Garden Club
Frank R. Joslin
Great Road
George Ham
Arlington
Middlesex District Direct
Federation of Garden Clubs
Patch family returns from California and local church events
Mr and Mrs James A Patch returned home last week after a brief visit in California. Firemen held a drill at Central Station with Chief Waldo D Wi in charge. Easter sermon by Rev Albertt Kaueher focused on Resurrection with special anthems sung by the choir. A large congregation attended. Weekly sewing meeting of the First Religious Society Unitarian was at Mrs Frank O Miller's Lowell road home. A delegation of Carlisle Grange attended Middlesex Seers Circle in Billerica where Mrs Philip Peterson was inducted as president. Invitations were sent for Rev Robert L Hadley’s installation at Littleton First Parish Unitarian Church on April 28. St Elizabeth’s choir rehearsed as planning for the music festival refreshment booth continues. Men and women are invited to the planning meeting.
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Central Station
Waldo D.wi
Wilson
Albertt Kaueher
First Religious Socety
Unitarian
First Religious Society
Frank O. Miller
Lowell Road
Carlisle Grange
Middlesex Seers Circle
Billerica
Mon- SF Siening
Philip Peterson
First Religious
Eta
Robert L. Hadley
Littleton First Parish Unitarian Church
St. Elizabeth’s
Easter Bunny Visits Draw Toddlers To Acton Home
Richard Foley entertains toddlers by hosting an Easter bunny display at his Acton home with a rabbit named Bugs Benny. George E Meyers of Liberty Square Boxborough shows progress as a patient at Newton Wellesley Hospital. Mrs Sally Jones Crotty of Concord Street has returned home from hospital and attended Easter services at St Elizabeth's Church.
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Richard Foley
Bugs Benny
George E. Meyers
Liberty Square Road
Boxborough
Newton- Wellesley Hospital
Sally Jones Crotty
William Jones
Concord Street
St. Elizabeth’s
Concord Fire Rescue Quells Blaze Near Hill Street
A motorist reported a car fire in Acton as Richard Pickel a Concord fireman fought the blaze. Pickel who lives at 2 Hill Street West Concord is stationed at Central Station in Concord. The National Education Association notes wide salaries for college faculty.
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Acton
Richard Pickel
Concord
Pickle
Actones
The
Far West
National Education Association
Area faces dentist shortage in Middlesex County survey
A Middlesex County review notes fewer dentists than needed with one per 1586 residents, below state and regional ratios. It cites growing national demand, aging care gaps, and public neglect, yet signals rising dental health awareness as 120 million toothbrushes and 0.5 billion toothpaste tubes are sold locally yearly.
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New York
Middlesex County
American Dental Association
New England
Association
Massachusetts
U. S. Public Health Service
Sudbury Woman's Club to Meet at The Old Mill
Members of the Sudbury Woman's Club will meet on Wednesday May 1 at 1 PM at The Old Mill West Minister for a luncheon and their annual meeting. Reservations must be made with Mrs Robert Holmes by Friday April 26. The annual business meeting will include reports from officers and department heads and the nominating slate chaired by Mrs Walter R Hickler will be presented.
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Sudbury Za
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Old Mill
Westminster
Robert Holmes
Walter R. Hickler
Goodwill Tour Heads South by Bus With 23 Ministers
West Acton Miss Maud B Priest leads 23 New England ministers and lay workers on a two week tour by chartered bus. The Congregational Christian churches sponsor the trip through five Southern states to share fellowship and understand local problems and hopes.
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West Acton
Maud B
New England
Congregational Christian Churches
Meat proteins labeled complete for essential amino acids
Meat proteins are called complete because they provide significant amounts of the essential amino acids that the body cannot synthesize. This designation reflects their all essential amino acids profile and high quality protein content.
Open Season for Outdoor Spring Activities and Shooting
John Van Guilder notes spring brings outdoor work, home projects, gardening, and sports from marble season to baseball. Families are urged to chronicle daily activities as warmer days unlock porch, yard, park, and woods tasks plus hometown shooting and playful sports.
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John van Guilder
Massachusetts Jobs Rise as Trade and Services Grow in February
Massachusetts reported 8,900 more jobs in February than a year earlier. Manufacturing shed 11,200 positions while retail and wholesale trade rose 8,000, finance and insurance 4,700, government 3,800, and miscellaneous services 2,600. Weekly factory wages averaged 74.40 dollars, up 3.00. Major centers paid above 80 dollars weekly. Manufacturing capacity expanded with 119 new firms and 4.4 million feet additional floor space, creating 21,410 jobs after adjustments. Total electric use dipped 2.8 percent due to shorter February and fewer working days. Shoe output was 8,830,000 pairs, down 20 percent from the prior figure but 26 percent above New York.
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Massachusetts
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Massachusetts Dept. of Labor and Industries
Lynn
Everett
Pittsfield
Beverly
West Springfield
Worcester
Chicopee
Springfield
Quincy
Fitchburg
Norwood
Peabody
Watertown
Somerville
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Principal Electric Systems
New York
Realtor Admitted to National Institute of Farm Brokers
South Acton realty firm at 22 High Street gains member status in the National Institute of Farm Brokers announced by President J. Vernon Groff.
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South Acton
Norman R. Veenstra
High Street
National Institute of Farm Brokers
J. Vernon Groff
Construction Sewers Contract Bid Notice for Maynard
Sealed bids for Constructing Sewers Contract No 571 will be received at Maynard Massachusetts Town Hall until 8 00 PM Tuesday May 7 1957. Bidding information is available from Haley and Ward Engineers Boston and from the Board of Public Works office Maynard. A ten dollar deposit is required to obtain specifications and will be refunded upon receipt of bids or upon return of the document in good condition before bid opening.
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Office
Board of Public Works
Town Hall
Maynard
Massachusetts
Haley and Ward
Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
Office of the Board
Conference on Inflation Set for Boston Meeting
About 500 New England business leaders will attend a Boston conference April 25 organized by the National Association of Manufacturers to press for action against rising prices. NAM President Ernest G Swigert will keynote on the real causes of inflation and join a panel of industry leaders for questions from local figures.
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Boston
Joseph P. Spang, Jr
Gillette Co
Spang
National Association of Manufacturers
Ernest G. Swigert
Swigert
Indus
Martha Rountree
Martha. Rountree
George Olmsted, Jr
S. D. Warren Co
Robert H. W. Welch, Jr
James O. Welch
Cambridge
Ralph Robey
Nam
Raymond S. Smethurst
Washington
S Swigert
NAM Akrtsp
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Porland
Spokane
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Chitagd
DRESS UP FOR By Liflace
Two sisters Grace and Emmy discuss holiday preparations with outfits and chores. The youngest Marcia models a frilly cotton dress while the others debate ironing, whitening, and duties as they plan for the morning routine. Charley Cornell appears in memory as a reminder of past times.
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Emmy
Jimmy
Grace
Lukie
Marcia
Lolle
Lok White
Charley Cornell Whisry
Sudbury Grange Confers First and Second Decrees on Six
Sudbury Sudbury Grange held an April 9 meeting conferring First and Second Decrees on six members. Three hailed from Sudbury, two from Lincoln, and one from Sherborn. Master George Adams presented the First Decree, while Brother Albert Tallant and the degree team conducted the Second Decree. Rehearsal and teaching accompanied the event with members plus attendees named.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Allan Edson
Uty
Lincon
Sherborn
George Adams
Albert
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Themingham National Bank
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Salvation Army
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Boston Opera
Daniel Blue
Peakham Road
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Pi Road
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James A. Patch
California
Still River Loam Co., Inc
Still River
Clinton
Elmwood
Concord Recreation Commission
E-Megin
Tien Sanson
Liflace
Daullie
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Blaineker
Patty
He Caro Sch Han
Joan Lay
Margaret Weville
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