Fulton Debating Club Hosts February Meeting
The Fulton Debating Club held a February meeting at the hall on Monday evening. The discussion featured Gorman and Francis arguing for the affirmative on the motion that the development of science at home is more than residence at a college, with Donald White and Falvey upholding the negative. the audience acted as judges and the result was 36 to 23 in favor of the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Boston College
Gorman
Francis Rgued
Donald White
Falvey
Nega
Hede
Penny Sale at American Legion Ladies Aid Held Friday
The Penny Sale by the American Legion committee was led by Genetti with assistants Ho vere William H Arnold Genetti Thomas Poleo Salvatore Albani. Prizes included a set of dishes awarded to Mrs John S Breland of road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethony - Hunt - Hamilton
Genetti
Hovere
William H
Arnold
Thomas Poleo
Salvatore Albani
Leheir
John S. Breland
T Road
Legal Notice in Land Court Case No 22536
The Wealth of Massachusetts Land Court case notes a petition by David Olive E Tinker to register and confirm title to a parcel of land in Acton bounded by School Street and neighboring lands. The notice warns that failure to appear by the nineteenth day of next month will result in the petition being taken as confessed and a default order entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Land Court Waltham Savings Bank
Isting Corporation
Havital
Midd
Commonwealth
Piper
L. Magoon
Magoon
Russell T. F Acton
Lesex
Eas
David Olive E. Tinker
Deland
Ain
School Street
Russell
Erne
June L. Magoon
Ralph W
Piper Lane
Petity
Court House
John E. Fenton
Rep Russell Reports On Hunting License Increase Debate
By R Howard 8 Russell Loin Middlesex District asks how towns in the Tenth Middlesex District view a proposed fifty percent rise in hunting fishing and other sporting licenses. The Department of Conservation says higher fees are needed to stock waters and woods as costs rise. The Middlesex League is split while Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs backs the hike. The piece notes state budget pressures and hints that tax or fee increases face public opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Howard
Russell Loin
Middlesex
Tenth Middlesex
State ‘House
Committee On Conservation
Department of Conservation
Fish and Game Division Board
Division of Fisheries and Game
Fish and Game Fund
Masseachusetts Federation
Middlesex League
Arthur Mahan
Leominster
Truman Proposes Single Administrator for RFC Reshaping
President Truman backs a plan to keep the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as an independent agency but with a single administrator. The proposal abolishes the five member RFC board, creates an administrator deputy administrator loan policy board and loan review board, and shifts oversight toward administration allies. Senator Fulbright supports the concept but seeks additional legislation and hearings are planned in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
C. Edward Rowe
Massachusetts
Loan’ Policy Board
Loan Policy Board
Secretaries of Commerce and Treasury
Fulbright
Commission On Organization
Executive Branch
Hoover
Federal Corporation
Senate
Senate Committee
Executive Department
McClellan
D Ark
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Veterans urged to file WWII prisoner of war claims
Representative Rus sell of the Tenth Middlesex District appeals for help locating veterans in his district who were prisoners of war in World War II and have not filed extra War Claims Act benefits. About thirty thousand eligible veterans nationwide have yet to file. March first is the deadline. Applications available at the Boston VA regional office. Civilian internees in the Pacific theater may also be eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard S. Russell
Tenth Middlesex
F. Byrne Austin
U. S.war Claims Commission
United States
Boston
The
Veterans Administration
Court Street
Russell
Pacific’ Theater of War
Engagement of Miss Joan Vaillant to Eugene Parent Jr
West Concord Warrant Officer and Mrs Ernest L Vaillant of Commonwealth Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Genevieve to Eugene J Parent Jr son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Parent Sr of West Springfield No date has been set for the wedding Buy U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Ernest L. Vaillant
Commonwealth Avenue
Joan Genevieve
Eugene J. Parent, Jr
Eugene Parent
West Springfield
Red Cross Campaign Quota Set At 18214 In Concord
The annual Red Cross campaign opens in March with Concord’s quota of 1814? 18214? 18142? The text states 18 214 and notes a 31 percent rise over 1950. Each contributor is asked to raise one third more than last year. About 56 percent stays local. 44 percent goes to the National Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Red Cross
Middlesex Farm Bureau Kickoff Dinner Announces 1951 Drive
In West Concord on February 12 fifty members attended a kickoff dinner at Howard Johnsons before Middlesex County Farm Bureau begins its 1951 membership drive. Guests included Walter S. Hopkins Jr. and Carleton I. Pickett, with Stephen Eliades presiding. Hopkins announced an intensive drive's need for farmers to unite this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Howard Johnson’s
West Concord
Middlesex County
Walter S. Hopkins, Jr
Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation
Carleton I. Pickett
Massachusetts Farm Bureau
Raymond L Clapp
Purchasing Association of the
Farm Bureau
Fred R. Jones
Stephen Eliades
Clapp
Hopkins
Lorenzo D. Lambson
Groundhog’s role and classification clarified
The ground hog or wood chuck is a marmot that wakes from winter sleep on February 2 and forecasts spring by its emergence.
Talent Show Well Received at Concord
The International Student Association of Greater Boston staged a highly praised talent show at the Veterans Building in Concord with sponsorship by the Concord Rotary Club. A pre show dinner at the Colonial Inn brought together international students and local Rotarians for informal交流. the performance featured diverse dances songs and skits from multiple countries earning enthusiastic audience response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
International Student Association of Greater Boston
Veterans Building
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Concord Schools Resume After Mid-Winter Vacation
Concord public schools will resume classes next Monday morning February 26 at regular hours. The high school Harvey Wheeler and Peter Bulkeley were closed all week for the annual mid winter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Public
Harvey Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Concord Lincoln Carlisle Boy Scout District Postponed Meeting
The Concord Lincoln Carlisle Boy Scout District meeting is postponed from last Thursday and will be held at the Insurance Exchange Office on March 1 at 1 45 oclock with Ethan Murphy presiding as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord- Lincoln-Carlisle
Insurance Exchange
Ethan ~ Murphy
Fourth Degree Meets at Boston Meeting Plans April Ladies Night
Concord local members of the Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree attended the regular monthly meeting at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston on Sunday afternoon. A ladies night is being planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Fourth Degree
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
Barbour Receives Mail Order for Two Tickets in a Row
Memphis auditorium manager Chauncey Barbour received a mail order for two tickets to a show with the note requesting that all seats be together. The incident highlights a preference for adjacent seating for the event.
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Memphis, Tenn
Chauncey Barbour
Sudbury Fails to Stop Wayland in 61 33 Loss
Sudbury lost to Wayland 61 to 33 on Tuesday February 13 at Sudbury. Wayland led by captain Wesley Woodward through the first three quarters, then pulled away as Woodward fouled out and John Hall injured his ankle. High scorers were Curtis Harding 11 and Woodward 10 for Sudbury, Francis Bowers 27 and Roland Whelchel 17 for Wayland.
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Sudbury
Wayland
Wesley Woodward
John Hall
Curtis Harding
Francis Bowers
Roland Whelchel
Locke Munseer Whelchel
Elliott Tebe Sae
Bowers
Reagan Ee
Hardinger Hawes
Ed Whittemore
Sere Bowker
Seere
Hall
Nee Woodward
Palmer
Sudbury Girls Surprise Coach With Birthday Party
After basketball practice on Monday February 12 at 4 pm the Sudbury girls surprised Coach Bondelevitch with a birthday party in the new elementary school room. Joan Ling baked the birthday cake served with cakes and ice cream. Co-workers Gus Sharkey and Bob Frazier presented azalea plant to the coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Girls
Bondelevitch
Joan Ling
Sudbury Polio Drive Receives Local Support
The Sudbury schools contributed 31 to the local Polio Drive under chairman Mrs Anna Wholrab. MIT lecture on February 17 featured Victor P Start speaking on The Global Circulation of the Atmosphere. Sudbury High School students, led by Harry L Dixon, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Anna Wholrab
M.I.T
Harry L. Dixon
Sudbury High School
Maéssachusetts Institute of Technology
Victor P. Start
Bedford Junior High Holds Monthly Dance in Auditorium
Bedford pupils enjoyed a Friday evening dance in the school auditorium. The building is equipped with a moving picture machine, a portable speaker, and other apparatus. Students will resume classes on Monday February 26 after a weeklong vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury High School
Richard Looby
Claire Trevor
John Wayne
Terry Whittemore
Bedford Junior High School
Bedford
For Sale White Enamel Bath Tub and Gas Hot Water Heater
Classified ad lists a white enamel bath tub for 25 dollars and a gas hot water heater for 10 dollars, both described as in excellent condition. Local buyers encouraged to inquire.
Bloodmobile volunteers aid drive in Concord record 143 pints
Red Cross volunteers served at the Concord bloodmobile on February 13 aiding a record donation of 143 pints. Canteen and nursing aides, drivers, secretaries, and childcare helpers named accompany the event. An Arkansas notice about mule and horse dental alteration appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Norman Hudspeth
Rodney E. Pratt
Anna Steele
Raymond Emerson
Julian W. Ballou
A. Page Browne
John B. Buttrick
Edward P. Chase
Stanton Garfield
Morris Hallowell
David Little
Burleigh Pratt
William W. Sargent
Henry ‘Seton
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Davenport
Wallace
George Hail
Henry Seton
Esson
Dorehy Whitman
Nancy “Anderson
Red Chickn
R. N
Robert Bowser
Helen Nolan
Linnea Swanson
Marion Wood
Warren T. Payne
West Acton Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Guest Speaker
West Acton Mrs. John M. Pettingell spoke at the February meeting in the West Acton clubhouse reviewing Own Glen by Ren Ames Williams. Mrs. Paul M. Caton chaired the business session and chaplain Mrs. James Wilson read part of Lincoln's Inaugural Address and a short prayer. A white elephant auction followed with Mrs. Edward J. Burso serving as auctioneer aided by Mrs. Harold Banquet and Mrs. Wilson Sked. Tea hostesses included Mrs. Albert Cook and others. nominating committee for officers at the annual meeting named Mrs. Edward Madama chairman with Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
John M. Pettingell
Harold Y. Banquet
Wilson D. Sked
Albert S. Cook
Harold Nottle
Allen Christofferson
Edward Madana
James L. O’brien
J. Leroy Strong
W. J. Phillips
Edward Madama
W. B. Holt
Walter D. Bancroft
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Hale High Jl
Music Fury Smith
Morel
Penny Sale
Sybil H. Holmes
Petr. Harnish, Mans
Marsh & McDonald
Sudbury Lanning Board
Public Hearing
Fay
Peakham Road
Arthur H. White Richard C. Hill Parker Quiatt
Cavalry
Army
Rcen
Bank ‘Life
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Maynard
Quiet Street
Matthew King
Great Rd
Tel
South Acton
Mass
Chipyong
Nea-Acme
Ed Hoffman
Acme Radio-Telephoto
Joan Vaillant
U. S
Rotary
Sudbury School News
Bedford School
Swanson
Lincoln
Bloodmobile
Arkansas
Firestone
Dudas
Acme Supply Co
Nason Street
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