Exhibition of las and animal show at World Framingham
A February event at World Framingham lower east side hosts a feresting exhibition of las from Feb 3 to 13 with an nchilla Show of great in tn California. Mr Greenwood will display animals for individ uchilla raisers during the exhibition. The Chan abers Association of gland with Albert Ken North Sudbury and W Gordon Hunter of dbury are involved as officers and breeders.
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Former Marine SGT Resumes Studies After Discharge
Harvey Ineson, formerly SGT Harvey W., is discharged from the U S Coast Guard and will resume his studies with the semester starting February 4 at the University of Massachusetts.
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Scouts Plan Valentine Event as Hostess Badge Project
Scouts from Stewmet High School meet in the cafeteria to vote on a Valentine’s Day hostess badge project for February 15. One troop plans to host a party while another group will provide refreshments. The girls rehearsed a play at Mrs. Hi’s house. An earlier accident near Barton de Boon involved Freitas and Gould. Freitas suffered injuries from icy roads.
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Columbus population estimate rises to 408 655 officials report
Officials report the Columbus population is estimated at 408 655 as the city grows. The figure reflects updated census or municipal estimates, underscoring continued urban expansion in Ohio's capital.
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Seniors To Serve Supper On Town Event
Hale High School senior class plans annual meeting night supper in the school cafeteria Monday evening February 22. Senior mothers assist as in past years with a preliminary planning meeting set for Thursday February 4 at 7 30 in the school library.
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What a Line scheduled for Friday evening February 12
The Setrior play What a Line is slated for Friday night with rehearsals underway. Herman Eschenbacher from the faculty chairs this year’s production.
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Stow Women Attend Boston University Conference
Mrs. Ellen Perkins and four teachers from the local school system attended the Boston University Teachers Conference at Boston University College of Business Administration. Sponsored by Pi Lambda Theta, the conference covered teaching methods and classroom challenges. Dr. Harold C. Hunt of Harvard spoke on Raising Our Professional Horizons.
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Marion Townsend
Mollie Vodoklys
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Harvard University
Couples Club Meeting at Holy Trinity Church Supper
Marlboro the Couples club of Holy Trinity church held a supper and meeting Tuesday night in Guildhall. George Ohman and others served a Swedish meatball supper while president Ohman opened the session. Dr Frederick W Lippard introduced James MacEvoy who demonstrated handwriting analysis mind reading and hypnotism.
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James MacEvoy
Enlistee Test Set for Worcester February 10
The U.S. Army and Air Forces Recruiting Service announces a mandatory Armed Forces qualification test at the Federal Building Worcester on February 10. Local youths planning to enlist in the Army or Air Forces are invited to take the exam. Report to the Postoffice building fifth floor Worcester before 9 30 a m on February 10.
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Sodality of Our Lady Plans February March Activities
At St. Ann's church auditorium the Sodality of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary set February and March plans and discussed April activities. A February 13 food sale at P and J Supply Co. features Italian pastries. A Mardi Gras event on March 2 at Marlboro Country Club invites the public with optional costumes and prizes. Saint Patrick’s Day March 17 scavenger hunt is planned.
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Movie at Library Promises Treasure Island Film Event
Children attend Friday 3:30 pm screenings at the public library featuring a full length Treasure Island adaptation. Details will be announced for March 27. The announcement also notes an Australian labor leader L Short will visit the U S in January under a Smith Mundt Act award to study labor conditions.
Pape Instrumental Music Club Holds Fundraiser and Concert
The Instrumental Music Parent's Club met at George Washington Auditorium to review proceeds from December candy sales and plan further fund raising for new school band uniforms. Members heard solos by Boudreau French Perrilo Vermilyea with Daniel Mulcahy presiding. A musical will be presented February 16 and 17 18 with directed program by Golta Symuph er. A March 19 food sale was planned with Miss Mery Doyle as chair and assisted by Mrs French and others.
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Claudette Desein Feted Ahead of February Wedding
Marlboro Miss Claudette Desein was feted by coworkers at the John A Frye and Addison Footwear offices in Westminster. A dinner at the Old Mill honored her upcoming marriage to Richard LaCroix set for February 14 at St Marys Church.
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Derby Day Wagering Totals at Churchhill Downs in 1953
Louisville report shows $4,306,065 wagered at Churchill Downs on Derby Day 1953. The track averaged $902,352 daily in spring and $537,459 in the fall meet. Names listed include Gerald Nee and severalMrs. Haggerty and Mrs. Savosh among others.
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