Soil Conservation praise from Essex South Conservation District leaders
Edward Brown credits staff and partners for high performance in soil and water conservation efforts. He mentions Henry Ritter Dick Pratt and district supervisors Herbe Sweet Bob Stuart Hans van Leer Otto Stein and Bob Colburn for efforts in extending services. He thanks Extension Service Agricultural Conservation Program Service and state agencies for teamwork with farmers and contractors enabling low cost practical practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation District
Herbe Sweet
Pepperell
Bob Stuart
Littleton
Hans van Leer
Lincoln
Otto Stein
Stow
Bob Colburn
Dracut
Extension Service
Agricultural Conservation Program Service
State Department of Natural Resources
State Department of Agriculture
Jus
Beaumont
Laymen's Club Ladies Night Plan
The Laymen's Club holds a Ladies Night with catering by Rob and Fred, assisted by Arthur Fay. The 1957 Blue Holiday event features entertainment and community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Craig
Arthur Fay
Eugene Ashton to speak on Scrolls at Fellow Group
Eugene Ashton will address the Fellow Group on the topic Scrolls at a meeting Friday January 24 at 8 o clock. He is invited to discuss recent biblical scholarship and findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ashton Sity
Fellowm Group
Post Community Calendar In Town Hall At Sudbury
Sudbury organizations are urged to place event dates on the Community Calendar posted at Sudbury Town Hall TA Offices. Program chairmen should list all town activities promptly to avoid date conflicts. The effort, led by the Community Council, relies on cooperation for accurate scheduling and planning. Several insurance firms offer auto liability and collision rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Expressions of sympathy for Wayland family after Mrs L Ernestine Carter death
Frank H Carter of Water Row Wayland and family mourn the death of Mrs L Ernestine Carter after several weeks illness. Born November 4 1909 in Chillicothe Texas she studied at Texas Woman's College Bernough University and the New England Conservatory of Music. Surviving are husband Frank two daughters Stephanie and Pauline both of Wayland two sons Richard in Puerto Rico and Francis at Sonar School Key West Florida. Funeral was held Saturday at 2 pm Gibbs Memorial Funeral Home Cochituate with Rev Robert Richardson officiating. Interment in Carter family lot North Cemetery Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Frank H. Carter
Water Row
Wayland
L. Ernestine Carter
Carter
Chilocothy
Texas
Thaddeus
Annie (Dodson) Buck
Texas Woman’s College
Bernough University
Gainsville
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Sudbury School Faculty Forms Plan To Chart Goals
Sudbury elementary teachers met to draft a philosophy and objectives for Sudbury Elementary school directed by Dr James Baker Boston University. Miss Ramony Davis elected chairwoman with Miss Esther Adams as vice chair. Parents and lay members join subcommittees to gather data for the March 12 general meeting. Friday the Junior Class visited Sudbury Woman’s Club for talks on government functions with Mrs Newman and Special Justice Richard Williams. Royce Young, Sudbury alumnus, will DJ the Saturday night charity hop for grades 7-12 from 8 to 11:30. The Army notes its role in training allied forces under military aid programs across 44 free countries with over 200 combat divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
James Baker
Boston University
Ramony Davis
Esther Adams
Siesaons
West William
Don Bodenweber
Siter Taylor
B.S. Merrill
Sudbury ‘Woman’s Club
U.S
Mary Newman
State Parole Board
Richard Williams
Coffcord
Williams
Women’s ‘Club
Royce Young
First Atomic Bomb Test in July 1945 Sparks Global War Endings
A fragment notes the first atomic bomb exploded on July 16, 1945 in New Mexico. The event marked a pivotal turn in World War II and influenced postwar geopolitics and arms races.
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New
History of Sudbury Told by Mrs Hunt and Mr Hall
Members and friends of Memorial Congregational Church Women’s Association enjoyed a program on Sudbury past and present led by Mrs Grace Hunt and Leslie Hall. Devotional readings, period costumes, and readings from Green’s Short History of England highlighted early settlers and local stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Woman's Association of
Memorial Congregational Church
Grace Hunt
Leslie Hall
Veram Lowe
Hunt
George Raymond
William Lowe
Mr. Hall
Engagement of Joyce Maynard to Thomas Bagg
Sudbury residents Mr. and Mrs. A. Rogers Maynard of Manhasset announce the engagement of daughter Joyce Maynard to Thomas Bagg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence K. Bagg of Hohokus New Jersey. Joyce is Radcliffe Class of 1955 and Thomas is a Dartmouth alumnus and Harvard Law School student. Joyce is granddaughter of Mrs. Henry Maynard of Maple Avenue Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
A. Rogers Maynard
Manhasset
Long Island
Joyce Maynard
Thomas Bagg
Clarence K. Bagg
Hohokus
New Jersey
Radcliffe College
Dartmouth College
Harvard Law School
Maynard
Henry T. Maynard
Maple Avnue
South Sudbury
Westinghouse prediction on 85 million color TVs in 10 years
A Westinghouse spokesman forecasts 85 million television sets in a decade, with over half color, reaching 50 million homes in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
United States
Canada
Girl Scouts Cookie Sale Biggest Yet in Concord
Mrs. Daniel A. Carpenter, chairwoman, thanks volunteers as cookies are delivered and distributed over the next week. Troop 2 led by Mrs. Philip A. Davis Jr. worked on astronomy hostess sports and times homemaker and dancer badges with help from several parents. Flowers for the girls.
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Concord
Daniel A. Carpenter
Philip A. Davis, Jr
Davis
Prescott Smith
Chandler Hill
Hamilton Young
Ralph P. Webster, Jr
Roland Butterwell
Gilbert Bell
Seymour Archibald
Thomas Diskin. Flowers
Club delegates and leaders named for senior round up
In the corrected column a delegate named Alice Jean Elliot is listed for the Senior Round-up with Norma Fairbanks as alternate. Norma has been elected leader of the alternate patrol and they prepare for the encampment with delegates from surrounding towns. Larry the florist donated host badge decorations on Main Street.
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Larry the Florist
Main Street
Alice Jean Elliot
Norma Fairbanks
Norma
Waxed paper corner shields for clean cake plate edges
Use waxed paper triangles to cover the plate edge during frosting. Place cake on the shields and frost. Gently lift the papers to leave the plate edges clean and free of frosting.
Bedford Man On Show Staff Chinchilla Event
Bedford Paul W Brendle 24 Genetty Circle serves as Pest Show Chairman for the Greater Boston Chinchilla Show at the Bradford Hotel Boston February 17 19. Sixth annual event hosted by Greater Boston Branch National Chinchilla Breeders of America with Eric W Eldridge as show chairman and judges Eric D Gunter and John D Shaffer evaluating prize chinchillas and pelts.
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Bedford
Paul W.brendle
Genetty Circle
Greater Boston
Bradford Hotel
Boston
National Chinchilla Breeders of America
Eric W. Eldridge
Andover
Eric D. Gunter
National
Chinchilla Breeders of Canada
Hamilton
Ontario
John D. Shaffer
Woodstock
Virginia
McGill Baby Born in Emerson Hospital on January 31
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McGill welcome Kenneth Richard McGill at Emerson Hospital on Tuesday January 31. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William W. MacCulloch and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGill of Dover. Great grandmother is Mrs. Alice Jordan of Dedham. The baby has two sisters, Denis and Penelope. Stepped up brucellosis control reduced U S cattle losses from 100 million in 1945 to 45 million in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Richard McGill
Janice Woodward
Sawmill Lane
Kenneth Richard McGill
Emerson Hospital
William W. MacCulloch
Kenneth McGill
Dover
Alice Jordan
Dedham
Denis
Penelope
U. S
Chinchilla Fashion Show and Research Report Set
The event features a Sunday February 19 fashion show at 3 p.m. showcasing chinchilla pelts by Fabulous Empires with designer Rosemary Sheehan of New York. Prof. Leonard R. Parkinson and team from the University of Massachusetts will present report on chinchilla experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabulous Empires
Rosemary Sheehan
New York
Leonard R. Parkinson
University of Massachusetts
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Dick Pratt
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Washington
Smethurst
Mis E Carter IN
Wes
First Parish Unitarian
Sudbury School News
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California Stars
Georgiana Sutton
USC
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Burbank
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Sutton
California
Woman’s Association
Outlook
Fullonton & Decker
Girl Scouts
Horace
Bradford
McGills
Fairmont
Summerdale
Morton's Pies
Lata
Veal
E Free Groceries
Seaepatinas
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