Hotel Tales From Lisbon Aboard a Touring Press Visit
The writer describes a stay at Avenida Palace in Lisbon with a roaming telephone in the bath, a delayed luggage arrival, and quirky hotel details. They note red and blue hot and cold taps, housekeeping shifts, and sights of Barcelotia and old Spanish music records. A sense of travel mood, city sights, and hotel quirks emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risto
Olumbus
New World
Wingy Manone
Lionel Hampton
Unclear OCR fragment hints at family names and events
Fragmentary text mentions individuals like Glenn Simm and Harold Europe with possible family details and dates. No coherent event or story is readable. key names and places are garbled, limiting a definite summary.
Four Assembly Members to Receive Cross of Color Honors
Concord Seventy new units joined the Rainbow Assembly at a Masonic Temple meeting. Miss Carolyn Forbes presided as worthy advisor. About 23 local members plan to attend the Massachusetts stand Assembly meeting April 26 and 27 at Hotel Bradford in Boston. Two mother advisors and two assembly members will receive the Cross of Color, first awarded in Massachusetts, among 250 recipients. honorees include Mrs Grace Smith, Mrs Had Graham, and Misses Marie Monsen and Migram Eldridge. Officers will be elected at the May 4 meeting and will attend the St John’s Masonic Lodge in Boston for the initiatory degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Eenanea Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Carolyn Forbes
Massachusetts
Bradford
Boston
Mother
Assembly
Cross of Color
Grace Smith
Had Graham
Marie Monsen
Migram Eldridge
BilCe
St. John’s Masonic Lodge
North America
Sympathy given after death of Miss Mary Symes
Extended condolences offered to Miss Mary Symes on the death of his daughter and sister. Residence listed as W Be Her late father, Robert Symes, was a longtime artery worker. Firemen responded to alarms at 16 ee on Monday. A reception hosted by the Great Club member at a local venue Friday night.
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Symes Fa
Met Datchter
Mary
Sormer
Cbert Ssymes
George Fingold
Lokoe
Concord Woman's Club Names Year Committees
The Concord Woman's Club announced its year committee assignments for the new year. Doorkeepers include Mrs. Mcrt Aurea f H Kemp and chair Baptiste. Membership chair is Mrs. Kenneth V. Curtis with several officers named. Other posts cover Program Social Ways and Means and related roles with multiple named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Mcrt Aurea
H. Kemp
Baptiste
Robert H
Edmund W. Fenn
Chard E. Hale
Gordes
Ogilvie
Clifford A. Bulis
William Carson
Laurence B. Crowell
Richard W. Frank
Harvey J
Robert E. Rader
H. Russell
J.an
Edward B
Harold Tompkins
J. Raymond Orig
Tality
George C. Dene
George S.eves
Edward L. Mascari
Yden A. Soule
Eli Swa Wegley P. Wilmot
Wass Ot Means
Ronald A
Robert
Stedman Buttrick
John F. Donovan
John H. Doyle, Jr
Page H . Thompson
Charles
Boy Scout Meeting Awards Second Class Badge in April
Sudbury Scouts held a Thursday meeting at the Scout Cabin under Assistant Scoutmaster Davison. vandalism left the cabin in poor shape and the electric meter destroyed. Henry Nelson received his Second Class badge and a service star for his mother. An overnight camp was planned for April 26-27 at Parmenter reservation.
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Sudbury
Davison
Order of the Arrow Executive Committee
Framingham
Paul Manapey
Henry Nelson
Parmenter
Op.m
Fragmented OCR: denied weight data in a case file
The readable portions of the OCR fragment show weight denial details but lack complete figures. No clear names, dates, or institutions are identifiable in the available text.
Acton News Highlights Local Events and Meetings
Acton residents attend Easter services as 23 New England ministers visit. town boasts performances by South Acton minstrels and an upcoming Arts & Flowers Festival. Community notices include dog licenses, police chief exam plans, church sermons, youth fellowship activities, and local rehearsals at the Community Center May 3 4 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton Minstrels
Essie Reynolds
Roger Sweetser
Acton Garden Club
Acton Center
W ’S
State Education Official Miss Shea Probed for Role
Miss Margaret Shea of Boxboro is identified as a local figure linked to statewide Massachusetts education. Kay Muroh Soba 08 travels from Sei Sai to Washington to attend his parents anniversary celebration.
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Margaret Shea
Boxboro
Massachusetts
Kay Muroh Soba
Sei Sai Ig
Washington, D.C
Sudbury Fire Chief's Report Details Numerous Brush and Grass Fires
The Sudbury Fire Chief reports multiple incidents from April including brush fires on Dowalas MacWilliam and John C Hall properties, grass fires on Helen Campbell’s land, and a series of boiler incinerator and matches caused blazes. The report notes a 1000 foot hose contract awarded to Hudson Fire Equipment Co. after bidding.
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Sudbury
Dowalas MacWilliam
Howe ' Stree
Sma
John C. Hall
Old Lancaster Road
Post Road
Hollowell
Villagerworth
Ana A.m
Helen Campbell
Congord
Ae P
Mr. Mansmea _ see ried
Ree Tire
Eer
St. Germain
Hudson Road
Dah
Pine Ne
L. W. Ti
Lancaster Road
Maynard Road
Maynard-Sudbury
Ayres
Peakham Road
Douglas Lewis
East
Linde Air Plant
Hudson Fire Equipment Co
Molay Chapter Meetings Listed
Reading from the fragment, Molay Chapter schedules meetings at a temple with members attending and a best plans event noted. The text mentions initiations and a gathering led by L Wil but lacks clear dates or full details.
Lions Dance Planned for May Fourth at Auditorium
Acton Lions Club holds its regular meeting on May 7 at the Actos Center Woman's Clubhouse with President Richard F. Deane presiding. A Family Night and a dance at the clubhouse are planned as part of district activities, with officers including View President John W. Forretrace and Second Vice President John A. Phingston among a list of directors and key members.
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Acton
Acton Lions Club
Actos Center
Richard F. Deane
Deane
H. Allen
John W. Forreat
John A. Phingston
Franklin H.charter
D Jain
Robert E. Burt
Warren W. Custance
Francis S. Klitsch
Frank R. Dickinson
William B. Clewley
Services for Hudson Roisfelder Veteran Dies in Connecticut
Hudson Roisfelder 58 of 74 Broad Street died Saturday at his sister Ise Albrecht's home 178 Abbott Avenue Itford Connecticut after two weeks illness He was born in Boston son of Emil and Christina Roisfelder a long time resident of the area and former proprietor of a store in Law Center He served in World War II and was a member of Hudson Lodge Elks the VFW post and the Autonava Club He is survived by nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mann and Mann Funeral Home Jamaica Plain officiated by Rev W Arthur Rice
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Hudson
William Roisfelder
Broad’street
Apsley Street
Ise Albrecht
Abbott Avenue
Itford
Connecticut
Miss
Boston
Emil
Christina
Ebelherr) Roisfelder
Corduc al
Law Center
Rene
Hudson Lodge of Elks
R.E. and
J.W. Manning ‘Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Autonava Club
Mann and Mann Funeral Home
Spring Scout Waste Paper Drive and Local Notices
Scouts plan a spring waste paper collection on Sunday May 5 with details to follow. Mrs F Wadsworth Busk of Lowell Road chairs the Yankee Bookstall committee for the Children’s benefit dated May 1. A spring banquet and program for building funds is set at the Evangelical Free Church tonight at 6 30. Plans for Youth Fellowship to attend Gordon Lodge at Beverly Farms Friday night. Mr and Mrs Robert Haagan announce their son Donald. Notes from Lowell today mention rope shoes and group parish activities. A roast for Mrs Clement Past President was held April 30.
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F. Wadsworth Busk
Lowell Road
Evangelical Free Church
Beverly Farms
Lowell Tess
Arian
George
Clement
House-To-House Cancer Crusade Volunteers Ringed Doors
Sixty six members of the Maynard Junior Woman's Club join the Maynard Crusaders in an April 30 door to door cancer fundraiser. Volunteers including Mrs De Allén Havelock Armour Ralph Mariano Arthur Burt and many others prepare for any weather while visiting homes to solicit support.
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Maynard—Crusaders
Maynara
DeGreppa
Bee
Judy Kane
Her J¢ Keing
Dorothy Hatfield
Karen Kinbar Harrin
Michek Brendan
Audrey Malodh Piecewicz
J. Leigh Robinson
Rul Charlene Nyman
Joan Nyholm
Nancy Sheridan
Judy Lester
The
Maynard Junior Woman's Club
Coal exports hit record 1956 shipments exceed 48000000 tons
The Department of Commerce reports the U S export coal market valued in the billions of dollars with 1956 shipments surpassing 48 million tons, marking a new high for American coal sales.
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Department of Commerce
America
Stow Woman 71 Hurt in Freak Street Crash
Mrs Helen R Kelley 71 of Great Road Stow was seriously injured when her car left Willow Street struck Walter H Onsen s garden and flipped on Summer Street. She was taken to hospital with a broken chin and facial cuts. Police investigate cause.
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West Acton
Helen R. Kelley
Great Road
Stow
Willow Street
Walter H. Ohnesorge
John
Summer Street
Kelley
Rson
Williamkin
Uderneath
Sudbury G O P Tonight Meet at Goodnow Library
The Sudbury Young Republicans plan a meeting at Goodnow Library to screen the Pan American color sound film Wings To Germany. RB Kerontttties omm and the newly formed local group participate as delegates and officers are elected.
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Sudbury
Germany
Sudbury You G. O. P
Goodnow
Wae
Glamond
J Sudbury Press
Auating
Acton church services resume after holiday layoff
Regular Sunday services will resume at the Evangelical Congregational in Acton on Sunday April 28 following a break. Members of the end bring meeting idle i Association at Worcester at 3 p m Baxboro Youth Fellowship attends the Association Fellowship rally at South National Church at par o ui of Local Legionsoes. mer Bradford S Leach, Fin street, is clerk of the Poultry Farms Inc which been incorporal Secretary State dward J ronin Dre CER.
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Evangelical Co Gational
Idle i Association
Orcester
Baxboro
Association Fellowship
South National Church
Par Oui
Bradford S. Leach
Fin Street
Poultry Farms, Inc
Dward J
Trouser Trouble Yarn From Michigan Car Crash
A garbled note describes a Michigan incident involving a car crash and a person named George, with fragmented details about a napkin like event and a chase or removal. The readable parts indicate a collision and an attempt to flee or address the aftermath.
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Boiledrmet
Arthermore
Italy
Howe
Avenida Palace
Chaici Andels
Ting
Harold
Europe
T A. Glenn
Mhur Whiteue
Dean i
Emerson
Daugh
Les
Cannes
Chur
M. A
Spa
CIVE
Stow Town
R Fety
Stow Am
Legion Dance
Old Sold
Lle
Algerias Gate
Woman's Club
BOY Scout News
Massachus
Ne South
Maud B. Priest
New England
James French
Groton, Conn
Two Childre
Charl Ma Pherson
Nagog Hill Road
Acton Catholic Woman’s Guild
West
Acton Baptist
William T. Keech
Civil Service
Edward J. Collins
C. R. Fenton, Jr
David W. Scribner
Warren F. Birch
Evangelical Congregational Church
Eric W. Grimshaw
Acton-Roxborough
Fort Devens
James Patrick May
Nop
M. Kaskin
Seminole Road
Pace
St. Elizabeth’s’ Church
Daniel F. Dung
Eve
Thomas May
Jay P. O'Connor
Kecla C. May
Emma A. Kaskin
Louis Y 'Centre Place
Paul Young
School Street
Molay
L. Wil
Ian
Wood
Robert Haagan
X Fein Dent Ry Semnad
Donald Brg
Srapaparenis
An . Gerar . Steagin
Bronx
Ite
Homer Borst
New Haven
Conn
Feai Beg Za
Monkey Business
Aviuse
Bedford
Rot
Cambridge Air Force Esearch Center
U.S.A.F
Cancer Crusade
Sudbury G. O. P
Mer
Trouser Trouble
Yarn, Mich
George Ripe
Mullen Lumber CO
Union Avenue
South
Hilltop
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