First Phase Of Polio Vaccine Program To Be Completed
Boston officials outlined progress on Massachusetts free Salk polio vaccinations. By July the first phase should finish and second shots may be completed by the start of the polio season in August pending manufacturers’ output. Officials cited 934000 children and 100000 pregnant women to be inoculated with high acceptance estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel B. Kirkwood
Roy #teemster
Theere
House Rules Committee
Massachusetts
Kirkwood
National Foundation For
Feemster
Concord Week of Local Events and Club Activities
The column lists upcoming community events in Concord across Thursday to Wednesday. Highlights include Lions Club parade and MNG drill at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium, DeMolay Chapter meetings, rummage sale at Harvey Wheeler school, Rotary Club anniversary, Boy Scout waste paper drive, selectmen meeting, K of C and Grange gatherings, Chorus rehearsal, and a free concert by Concord Orchestra at Wells A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Company H. M.N
State Armory
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Rotary Club
Country Club
Boy Scout Sponsors Inc
Concord Board of Selectmen
Town House
DeMolay Mothers Club
Masonic Temple
K. of C
Monument Hall
Concord Grange
Peter Bulkeley
Concord Chorus
Ells A. Hall
Concord Orchestra
Wells A. Hall
Patent Office seeks examiners amid backlog crisis
Floyd H Crews president of the New York Patent Law Association announced the group backs a recruitment drive to fill new examiner openings at the U S Patent Office. He noted Congress provided funds to add staff and urged applicants to contact the Commissioner of Patents in Washington D C for opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd H. Crews
New York Patent Law Association
United States
U. S. Patent Office
Congress
Patent Office
Commissioner of Patents
Washington, D. C
Holiday for Skis charity film shown at Concord High
Concord John Jay presents a color film titled Holiday for Skis at 7 30 p m May 4 in the Concord High School Auditorium to benefit the Brooks School of Concord. The reel features Alpine scenery from Matterhorn to Swiss glaciers, Asia ski scenes, water skiing stunts, and Tuckerman's Ravine adventures with notable sponsor locations in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John Jay
Brooks School of Concord
Concord High School
Matterhorn
Swiss Alps
Asia
Tuckerman’s Ravine
California
Sk’e
Brooks School Thrift Show
Independence Court
Richardson’s Drug Store
Main Street
Minstrel show aids polio funds in Bedford
Bedford Grange raised proceeds from a "Minstrels on Parade" show for the March of Dimes and National Infantile Fund. State Grange figures note 90 percent of Massachusetts Granges promoted public fundraisers. Bedford's event aimed for the new school auditorium and produced a $200 check to the National Trifantile Fund with half earmarked for Bedford residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford Grange
March of Dimes
National Infantile Fund
Fight
Brand New School
Warren Blake
State Grange
Leila Blake
Lincoln Grange
Middlesex-Central
Pomona Grange
Harris W. ‘Cripps
Sudbury Grange
Larry Bresnahan
Sherman Darby
Richardfi Meadows
Lexington Grange
Theresa McMahan
Versa Tile
Ted Mack
Troup
William Dean
Harold Slater
Cathy McDonald
Henry L. Nelson
Sudbury
State Grange Home and Community Service Committee
Brooks School Open House Set for Next Sunday
Brooks School invites parents friends graduates and interested people to an Open House on Sunday April 29 from to 6 pm. Mrs Sinclair Weeks Jr and Mrs David C White lead this year with the Parents Association directing. Third grade children greet guests usher them and introduce teachers in the marine rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sinclair Weeks Jr
David C. White
Brooks School
Parents’ Association
William Berkes
Owen House
Neenle
Brooks
Ostrich Plume Hat Sparks Realization in Small Town Romance
In a quiet cafe Sally and Guy share a night drift from Meg, as a bright orange felt hat with a blue ostrich plume becomes a turning symbol. They grow closer, attend church together, and realize Sally suits Guy better than Meg, ending with a quiet vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Guy
Meg
Meg ‘Gartner
Remembering Southern Hospitality in Shenandoah Valley
A reminiscence from Bessie Summerfield and Etta Snore recounts 1991 in the Shenandoah Valley Virginia, describing neighborly aid during butchering day and harvest. Neighbors shared meat and meals without cost, with women ensuring the sick received care and all work done collectively. The memory marks a cherished time in the Old Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Summerfield
Etta Snore
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Old Dominion
Meight
Public Roads Study On Worker Ties To Transport
The Bureau of Public Roads estimates that one worker in seven in the United States has work directly connected with traffic and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States
Puerweye
Mote Transport
Debunker Explains Misleading Food Names
AW Debunker 8Y JOHN HARVEY FURBAY PH.D. By PAI discusses common misnomers. He notes feod names are often mistaken and cites examples such as Spanish omelets not being traditional in Spain and Russian dressing having no Russian origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Russia
West Concord Store Announces Sixth Anniversary Sale
Mrs Matilda Baryon, owner of Gail Mark Shop at 48 Commonwealth Avenue, announces a six year anniversary sale in West Concord. The event runs today tomorrow and Saturday with bargains up to 20 percent off on children's and baby clothes and other merchandise in the Boyd block across the West Concord post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Matilda Baryon
Commonwealth Avenue
Gail Mark
Boyd
West Concord Pest
Sudbury Players Propose Theatre For Community Growth
Sudbury Players showcase rehearsals for Lo and Behold praising their disciplined cast crew and director. The group emphasizes community service, fundraising and scholarships while seeking a future little theatre for plays, classes, and expanding cultural offerings in Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Players
New England
Beth’s School
Igh
High School Lane
Sudbury Fire Chief's April Brush and Grass Fire Report
Sudbury Fire Department logs multiple fires from April 19 to April 22 including brush and grass fires on Weir Hill Lincoln Road Waltham Street Maynard Line and Post Road. Causes cited include sparks from dumps careless disposal of cigarettes and a firebug who moved a flare from a trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Weir Hill
Lincoln Road
Richard
Wayland Boys
Waltham Street
Maynard
Maynard Town
Appata- Stow
Mass Department of Natural Resources
Emmett Flynn
Brush
Pratt Mill Road
Accused Driver Fined After 55 MPH Charge in Norwalk
Law Leese of Norwalk faces a speeding charge after allegedly driving 55 miles an hour. Police report details of the incident and any related penalties awaiting court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk, Conn
Community outreach schedule at 116 Main
An employment and civic outreach event is set for 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 116 Main. Organizers aim to connect residents with local services and opportunities, inviting visitors and participants from area clubs and agencies.
Troop 1 Sees Busy April With Camporees and TV
At the April 12 meeting several scouts were excused to attend a Kiwanis basketball game while Walter Kilton led the opening ceremony and Peter Boughton closed. The May Camporee was discussed and Boughton demonstrated an improvised sleeping bag. Multiple patrols drew maps and a game of Steal the Bacon closed the session. On April 14 the Big Brother show on WBZ Channel 4 featured G Boughton and 11 others, with transport to Boston. The April 19 weekly meeting at the Congregational Church opened with R Bronn leading the ceremony and District Committeeman Jack Arnold in attendance. Plans for May Camporee included full-pack march May 18 and a parent cookout at 5 pm. George Walker of the Ground Observer Corps urged boys to become observers. A later gathering included games, drill, and closing with D Davidson. Camping trips occurred April 20–21 at Parmenter Reservation with several Scouts, including Boughton and Kilton, participating and many earning Second Class and First Class milestones. A brush fire, weather, and field service to the Fire Chief were noted. The Algonquin Council Board of Review praised Edward Gardiner. Star Scout status was conferred and a Scout Banquet scheduled for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Kiwanis
Walter Kilton
Peter Boughton
Boughton
Wbz-Tv
Channel 4
G. Boughton
G. Bowry
Robert Brenn
R. Clark
P. Devoll
F. Eisner
M. Griswold
R. Hinds
P. Jacobs
Y. Kelly
Cc. Kerwin
W. Kilton
F. Pierrello
J. Powers
Boston
Tucker
Congregational Church
R. Bronn
Jack Arnold
George Walker
Ground Observer Corp
D. Davison
Parmenter Reservation
H. Tebo
J. Bisson
Tiesson
R. Grierson
T. Casella
Eisner
J. Cavicchio
J. Morris
Smalley
P. Bacon
Nims
Barry
Brian Copp
A R. Abrahamson
Gee Boughton
E. Frye
Pirillo
Cofin
J. Bautae
D. Bee R. Bennett
Algonquin Council Board of Review
Edward Gardiner
Bou
David
Kilton
Peter the Oprah
Willetts Don Conn Canterbury Quebec Boro Nova
Attendance limited to 178 must be made. Officials of Odd will include 1 Sovereign Grim. The notice mentions hearings and multiple officials from various jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willetts Don
Conn
Canterbury
Quebec
Boro. Nova
Clave
Reas
Odd
Soverign Grim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Satiraday
Iunchion
Howard Johnson’s
Therg
Sparkle
Yis Ras
Hetrsets
Doauw
Ellis Motor CO
Floyd H. Crows
Filmmay
New Bedford School Hall
LO and Behold
SUD Soneeey
Margery
Cah
Sudbury Town Hall
Arthur Grannis, Jr
Emerson
John Harvey Furbay
By Pai
Hudson Road
Great Lake Drive
Harriet Hill
Hector Marquis
Hooper
Umberta Valletta
Post Road
Edward, Brown
Law Leese
Con
Desirous
Paris
la Nouvelle
THE
RED Cross
Party
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!