Births at Emerson Hospital This Week
Out of town births listed from Emerson Hospital. Daughters and sons named by families in Wonecord Maynard Bedford Marlboro West Acton Sudbury Littleton and Concord area. Notable entries include a February 4 daughter to Horton, February 6 son to Sullivan, February 7 son to Holtman, February 7 daughter to urns, February 9 son to Joyce, February 6 son to Iggiero, January 9 son to another, February 8 son to Contini.
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Wonecord
Emerson Hospital
n*Horton
Main Street
Charles Sullivan
Ord Street
Maynard
Holtman
Brookside
Bedford
Robert Urns
Post Road
Marlboro
S. Edwin Joyce
Willowet
West Acton
James Iggiero
Concord
Guard
John K
Great Road
Sudbury
Uary
Bruno Contini
Newroad
Littleton
Concord notices and community reports from local society events
Mrs Albert M Coffey left on Monday for a trip to Florida. The Concord committee for relief reports 40 blankets 40 welcomes 106 food packages from the Martin Bovey relief drive. Middlesex School students read classes on Tuesday during a 10 day mid winter vacation. Mrs Colby Synott reports Williamsburg forum on Sunday February twenty fourth at 8 PM at 22 Im street. An antiquatian Society members and others invited. Mr and Mrs Casper J Jenney are vacationing in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Coffey
Theertte Street
Monty
Florida
Concord Committee For RE
Martin Bovey
Middlesex School
Colby Synott
Williamsburg
Herbert B. Hosmer
Im “Street
Antquatian Society
Thirteen Pigs Electrocuted at Menard Prison Farm
Thirteen pigs were electrocuted when lightning struck a metal feeding trough at Menard State Prison Farm. The incident occurred during a severe storm, sparing workers from injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menard State Prison
Mt.of
Eagle Recognition Dinner honors seventeen Scouts in Framingham
The first annual Eagle Recognition Dinner was held at Hotel Kendall Framingham with seventeen Scouts awarded the Eagle rank. Speakers included Arthur E. Jenner and Edward I. Gardiner, while brothers Bruce and Clyde Cameron received their badges at the same Court of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin
Hotel Kendall
Framingham
Council
Arthur E. Jenner
Ashland
Edward I. Gardiner
Bruce
Clyde Cameron
J. Bruce Cameron
Ward MacKenzie
Wag Council
Kembert W. Peterson
Harrie F. Wentworth
Howard A. Solomon
Eagle Scouts
John Pharnes
Mendon
David Davison
Sudbury
Edward Swanson
Jesse Cox
William O. Cheney
Holliston
Peter, Boughton
Walter Kelton, Jr
Wendell Morgan, Jr
Natick
Richard 1Emple
Marlboro
Bruce Cameron
Phillip Benson
Arthur DeMelle
Morris Wilson
Alvin MacKenzie
Ronald Diani
John Duclous
Trucking Industry Among Nation's Largest Employers
The trucking industry ranks second to agriculture as the nation’s largest employer, with more than seven million people directly employed in the sector.
Sudbury Woman Returns Home After Hospital Operation
Mrs Louise Oldey has returned from St Elizabeth's Hospital after an operation. She is the mother of Mrs Norman Bowes of Hudson road and many Sudbury friends are glad she will be out again soon. The W S C S circle at Sudbury Methodist Church meets tonight at Marjorie Reach's Peak ham circle home. New residents interested in the church are invited. transportation help is available by calling Hilltop 36669.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise ‘Oldey
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Norman Bowes
Hudson-road
Sudbury
W.S.C.S
Sudbury Methodist Church
Marjorie Reach
Peakham Circle
Methodist Church
Mrs. Reach
Hilltop
Bob
Ray
Framingham Trust displays school sketches for Horse Pond site
Sketches of the exterior and floor plan of a proposed new elementary school for the Horse Pond road site are on view in the lobby of the Framingham Trust Company in South Sudbury. The preliminary drawings await final state approval.
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Horse Pond Road
Framingham Trust Company
South Sudbury
Baby shower honors Mrs Norman Mahar at Lake Shore drive home
Mrs Norman Mahar was guest of honor at a baby shower held at the home of Mrs Edward Sicard on Lake Shore drive. Twenty five friends and relatives showered her with many lovely gifts. The color scheme was yellow and a cake shaped like two baby booties made an attractive table decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Mahar
Edward Sicard
Lake Shore Drive
Fashion Show Planned by Sudbury Woman's Club March 29
Mrs William W MacCulloch announces a fashion show by the Scholarship Committee on Friday March 29. Designs will be shown by Marguerite Elaine's Shop at Shhopner's World and the Priscilla Show from South Sudbury. The event excites local fashion enthusiasts who recall last year's delightful evening. Further announcements will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. MacCulloch
Sudbury
Baby Shower Surprise for Mrs Irvin Fay on Maynard Road
A group of friends surprised Mrs Irvin Fay at her home on Maynard road with a baby shower. The shower cake by Mary Sherman featured baby booties and frosted cradles, with yellow and green decorations by Marian Stone. Attendees included Mrs Nelson Deveneau, Mrs Joanne Schofield, Mrs Arthur Fay Jr, Mrs Howard Kelley, Mrs Robert Nickels, Mrs Frederick Craig, Mrs Alwin Hodson Jr, Mrs Webster Cutting, Mrs Eugene Flewelling, Mrs David Bentley, Mrs Paul Hall, Mrs Richard Barton, Mrs Arthur Fay Sr, Mrs Robert Nims, Mrs Richard Whelpley, and Mrs Shirley Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Fay
Maynard Road
Mary Sherman
Marian Stone
Nelson Deveneau
Joanne Schofield
Arthur Fay, Jr
Howard Kelley
Robert Nickels
Frederick Craig
Alwin Hodson
Sudbury
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Concord Road
Codgers Lane
Fay
David Bentley
Richard Whelpley
Robert Nims
Richard Clark
Richard Barton
Shir Alexander
Arthur Fay, Sr
Maxwell
Katon
Ethan Hull
Herman Brown
Maude Craig
Ral Stone
Eugene Flewelling
John Meader
Fred Craig
Red Cross blood donation drive urged to save lives
A community appeal calls for appointments to donate blood at the Red Cross to aid lives and support those in need. Meanwhile Sudbury couples hosted a house warming surprise for Arthur E Fay Jr and family, with many friends attending and gifts offered for their new home.
Courageous Nurse Roberts Aids Polio Era Recovery
Mary Ann Roberts, 21 during Massachusetts polio epidemic of 1955, survived a near fatal illness and now works as a nurse at St. Elizabeth's Hospital assisted by braces and crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Ann Roberts
Massachusetts
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Suede and Buckskin Shoes Cleaned After Treatment
Suede or buckskin shoes require a stiff brush after applying liquid suede dressing. The brushing removes excess dressing and restores texture for a clean finish.
Tax Talk on 1956 deductions for charitable contributions
Frank J. Cavanagh of the Internal Revenue Service Massachusetts District explains how to itemize on Form 1040 for 1956 charitable deductions. Eligible gifts include religious, charitable, educational, scientific, and similar organizations, with limits and exclusions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cavanagh
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
Oday
Arade Condiou
United States
U. S
United Givers
Amercan
Red Cross
Salvation. Army
Boy ‘Scouts
Girl. Scouts
The
American’ Légion
Veterans
M. C.A
American ‘Cancer Society
Peto’ ‘Foundation
Chambers of Commerce
Carsrmen
Internal Revenue Service
Bedford Woman's Club Holds Executive Board Meeting
Post mistress Wellie Verkvitz urged rural patrons to spray mailboxes with insecticide to help carriers troubled by wasps. The Bedford Woman's Club met last week at president Mrs. Abbot Webb’s home on Fletcher Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
iWellie Verkvitz
Bedford Woman's Club
Abbot Webba
Fletcher Road
For Sale Maple Bedroom Set and Les Furnishings
For sale items include a complete maple twin bed room set 50 dollars a mahogany breakfront 50 dollars a mahogany kneehole desk 20 dollars a studio couch with a new slip cover 15 dollars two mahogany ladderback chairs priced 15 dollars each and a mahogany shaped item.
Sudbury Girl Scout News and Meeting Notes
Sudbury Girl Scout updates show cookie collection details and two pickup days for material at Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie’s Goodman Hill Road. Troop news lists leaders and January activities including health charts and knot tying.
Old Albany Thought on Women’s Talk and Thinking
An Albany newspaper from a century ago quotes a remark about gendered communication. It states the French woman talks more than she thinks, the English woman thinks more than she talks, and the American woman does more thinking and talking than the other two combined.
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Albany, N. Y
Albany
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club Plans February Supper
The Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club will meet February 21 at 7 p m at Mrs W Henebrys School House with a hot dish supper under S E Lord and Mrs F Booth. Mrs Adrian will give hints and demonstrate rug braiding. A whist and bridge party is planned for Memorial Hall Concord February 26 with tickets from members or the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Catholic Woman’s ‘Club
W. Henebry
S E. Lord
F. Booth
C. Adrian
Concord
Students Seek Festival Donations in Northeastern Massachusetts
Carlisle A corps of high school students led by Mrs. Gordon Diment will collect for the Northeastern Massachusetts Musical Festival during school vacation next week. The roster lists Diane Little Edward Whitman Ellen McAllister Patricia Fulton Sarah Wilson Anne Redican Mary Cann Ann Wahlen Susan Clark Sandra Williams Thomas Burak Diedre White Andrea Ecie Josephine Gand Patricia Diment. Donations may be given to any student or to Mrs. Diment before February 25 to support the Concord event.
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Carlisle
Gordon ‘Diment
Massachusetts
Diane Little
Edward Whitman
Ellen McAllister
Patricia Fulton
Sarah Wilson
Anne Redican
Mary ‘Lou Cann
Ann Wahlen
Susan Clark
Sandra Williams
Thomas Burak
Diedre White
Andrea Ecie
Josephine Gand
Patricia Diment
Concord
Mrs. Dimen
North Dakota Tops Nation in 1956 Durum and Wheat Output
North Dakota led the United States in 1956 for durum and spring wheat production with high yields in rye, flax, and related crops, as reported by state agricultural statistics.
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North Dakota
Reading Room Reflections At A Busy City Library
A Brooklynite narrator recalls a crowded library space with a busy desk and hushed conversations about philosophy. The piece notes a mix of readers, jokes about new books, and mentions of Bob and Ray, TV viewing, and the challenge of choosing what to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc U. P
New York
Sion
Glassy Landmark of Early Local Artistry
A fragment notes the creation of first pressed glass lace glass in the area, highlighting a picturesque craft lineage from 1825 to 1888 and marking the site as unique for its glassmaking tradition.
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Sandwich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Casper J. Jenney
Commerford Road
Morida
Scout News
South Acton
Radio’ and Television Service
Call ‘Co
Peter J. Woskiewicz
Ae la Lee
Wilson Lumber CO
Concord and Vicinity
Nuclear Metals, Inc
West Concord
Old
Philip J. Thompson
J. Lester Klein
Robert Walker
Sudbury Hilltop
Takai
John Bartlett
Raytheon
Maynard Laboratory
Mrs. Mildred Smith
Twinoaks
Maynard, Mass
Hanscom
Rudolph J. Skocay
Arlington
George E. Caterine
John Diana, Jr
Hanscom Field
Air Force
Uss.a.f
Sudbury Girl Scout News
Kenneth Ritchie
Goodman Hill Road
R. K. Johnson
Neil Damon
Nancy Johnson
Smith
Wickson
Help Your Heart Fund
ALL Furs
Concord Street
Trinity
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