First Grade Prep Display At Sudbury Library
Sudbury PTA Publications Committee announces a display on preparing children for first grade. Booklets issued by the Massachusetts Extension Service and the national PTA will be available this week on a table in the Goodnow Library lobby. Mothers and fathers will find these resources valuable for transitioning children from pre school to school age.
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Sudbury Pta
Massachusetts Extension Service
National Pta Association
Goodnow
How to prepare lettuce cups with core removal
To create lettuce cups trim the head by removing the core with a knife point. Hold the head under cold running water and wash until the leaves separate easily for use as cups.
Public hearing on storage of excavating equipment in Stow
A public hearing is set for Sept 6 1957 at 8:00 p.m. in Stow Town Hall to consider Anthony Cardillo's permit to store excavating equipment on property owned by Mrs Josephine Lent on White Pond Road Stow Mass.
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Stow Town Hall
Anthony Cardillo
Josephine Lent
White Pond Rd
Stow
Mass
J Leo Quinn Honored Plan September Dinner
Sudbury to honor J Leo Quinn fireman and town hall custodian at a September 28 dinner for 500 guests. A joint committee from the Sudbury fire and police departments and the Kiwanis, chaired by Selectman Lawrence B Tighe, organizes the Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School cafeteria event at 7 p.m. Tickets go on distribution early next week. The Grand Canyon of the Colorado is 56 miles long.
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Sudbury
J. Leo Quinn
Sudbury Fire and Police Departments
Sudbury Kiwanis
Lawrence B. Tighe
Lincoln-Sudbury
Voters revolt against abuse of pensions in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Citizens Committee appoints Harriman A. Reardon to organize a regional campaign spanning Marlboro and surrounding towns to collect 100000 signatures for a state wide referendum. The plan targets alleged pension fund waste and seeks a 1958 ballot question backed by major local associations and groups. The effort urges reform to protect the disability pension system and curb taxpayer costs.
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Massacchusetts Citizens Committee
MCC
Harriman A. Reardon
Mainstreet
Hudson
Marlboro
Stow
Berlin
Northboro
Southboro
Westboro
Reardon
Massachusetts Selectman’s Association
Massachusetts Realtors ‘Association
Massachusetts
Taxpayers Assciation
Associated Industries of Massachuts
Infant dies after rattle lodges in throat in West Gloucester
Sudbury mourns six month old Jeffrey Alton Black died from suffocation when a rattle shaped like a telephone receiver lodged in his throat. His parents Mr. and Mrs. John W. Black III and siblings Bryan and Christine survive along with paternal grandparents John W. Black Jr. and Mrs. Hannah Robington of Idaho. Police and firemen failed to revive him in the incident near Gloucester.
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John W. Black
Jeffrey Alton Black
West Gloucester
Gloucester
Hannah Robington
Palmer
Idaho
United States Post Office Emerges in 1691
The record notes the organization of the first United States Post Office in 1691, marking an early milestone in federal mail service history.
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United States
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