Sudbury Scout Troop 2 reorganizes. pledges and badges set
At the first meeting the Sudbury Intermediate Scout Troop No 2 plans changes in divisions by grades five six eight with leaders Mrs Ethan Hull Mrs John C Hall and Mrs Cooper. They will hike to Daniel greenhouse plant growth stages are observed and coal plant growth tracked. Troop 7 led by Mrs Virginia Cutler discusses transport and cooking badge goals.
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Sudbury
Ethan Hull
John C. Hall
Cooper
Daniel Greenhouses
Virginia Cutler
Ess
Evided
Transportaop No
Concord School Building Debate Yields Constructive Tone
At the January 4 Concord School Committee meeting officials and architects discussed the town’s school building puzzle. About 20 attendees heard Somes Griswold Boyden Wylde and Ames architects answer questions from Citizens School Facts Committee, with the old Concord high school building secured overnight.
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Concord
Concord School Committee
Conclord High School
Citizens School Facts Committee
Somes, Griswold, Boyden, Wylde and Ames
Child recovers after eye operations in Lowell
South Acton-Eudora Ann Troupe, 13 months old, daughter of Mrs. James Troupe, is recovering after several eye operations in Lowell during the past week.
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South Acton
Eudora Ann Troupe
James Troupe
Lowell
Sudbury Nomination and Town Meeting Filing Deadlines
Sudbury citizens must file nomination papers with the Board of Registrars by 5 p m January 30 to have names on the ballot. Papers then go to the Town Clerk by February 6 for ballot placement. Articles for town warrants must reach the selectmen by January 19 and annual town reports by February 1.
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Sudbury
Board of Registrars
Selectmen
Bedford Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Charitable Events
The Bedford Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary met at the G A R hall with Mrs. Marie Wright presiding. A mystery package winner was Mrs. Essia Foster. A Christmas party at the Pikes' home was reported, and a hospital party at Cushing hospital in Framingham for 140 patients was noted with Mrs. Hume accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wright. The Layflower group performed and the next hospital visit is set for January 16 to the Boston Sanatorium.
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Bedford
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Auxiliary
G. A.R. Hall
Marie Wright
Essia Foster
Edward F. Pike
Robert E. Pike
Great Road
Charles S. Hume
Cushing Hospital
Framingham
Hume
Arthur E. Wright
Layflower
Boston Sanatorium
Bedford Housing Authority Seeks Bids for Ranges and Refrigerators
The Bedford Housing Authority invites bids to furnish deliver and install 12 domestic electric ranges and 12 domestic refrigerators for the Brim street extension housing project. Bids due January 16 with right to reject all. Contract details available at 21 Webber Avenue Bedford or from architect James H McNaughton 69 Newbury Street Boston.
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Bedford
Bedford Housing Authority
Brim Street
Webber Avenue
James H. McNaughton
Newbury Street
Boston
Bedford Goat Law on Sidewalks Draws Rural Smiles
In Bedford Massachusetts a quirky law bans a goat from standing on the sidewalk. The magazine issue features a goat on the sidewalk photo with a policeman nearby signaling the scene. The column notes odd and unusual local statutes across communities.
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Bedford
Mass
Sudbury Red Cross Chapter Holds Annual Meeting
Sudbury chapter of the American Red Cross met at Town Hall with Walter B. Warren presiding. Reports showed a $1,240.73 balance, ten home service cases, no disasters, and 125 children in water safety classes with 13 swimmers certified. Blood Bank donations exceeded quota with 25 contributors.
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Sudbury
The
American Red Cross
Walter B. Warren
Elizabeth Walker
Lloyd W. Lovering
Harold McMurtry
Home Service
William
Mahoney
Samuel Goolhue
Red Cross
John
Calby
Harry L. Ames
North Sudbury
Robert C. Hall
Richard Burckes
Arthur R. Howe
Samuel J. Goodhue
George Davienport
Wiliam C. Mahoney
Rapi Hawes Jr
Loring L
Prices of 1950 Plymouths Keep 1949 Prices Unchanged
Detroit announces new streamlined 1950 Plymouths will be shown January 12 1950 with prices held firm from 1949 models despite higher manufacturing costs. Factory prices in Detroit list models from 1295 to 2245 dollars with deluxe and special deluxe trims including convertibles and wagons.
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Detroit
Mich
D. S. Eddins
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
United States
Eddins
Michigan
Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Frank A Good of 227 Great road stay with Mrs Mary J Hamblen of 69 Fletcher road while Phyllis Hamblen vacations in Florida. Mr and Mrs Sherman Vannah of Hancock street and their son have returned from a Maine visit with relatives.
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Frank A. Goodwin
Great Road
Mary J. Hamblen
Fletcher Road
Phyllis Hamblen
Florida
Sherman Vannah
Hancock Street
Maine
Mrs Roosevelt Speaks on World Peace to Worcester Women
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt addressed the Worcester audience of the Union Agricultural meeting's Women's Division. She spoke without notes for ninety minutes on the difficulties of interpreting languages and urged clear vision of world problems and individual responsibility in the struggle for better international relations.
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Sudbury
Frederick Morrison
L. Roy Hawes
Nettie Drake
Worcester
Eleanor Roosevelt
Union Agricultural Meeting
Christmas Edition Noted by Sudbury Enterprise
The Sudbury Enterprise received the Los Angeles Times Christmas edition courtesy of Lloyd E Bamcroft now living in Hemet California. The Martha Mary Chapel at Wayside Inn appears on the cover. Dick Hawes suffered a serious workplace accident when a 240 pound coupling fell on his ankle at Hilco Supply Co. His ankle is not broken but painful.
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Sudbury Enterprise
Los Angeles Times
Lloyd E. Bamcroft
Hemet
California
Martha Mary Chapel
Wayside Inn
Dick Hawes
Hilco Supply Co
Sudbury Ladies Admire Speaker After Meeting
The Sudbury group returned from the gathering with admiration for the speaker. Her thorough knowledge of the subject and excellent delivery impressed the assembled ladies.
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Sudbury
Melrose 50th Anniversary Concert Hosted in Sudbury
Mr and Mrs Henry E Webster of Concord road hosted a party for thirty couples from Melrose at Ship's Haven. Dr and Mrs Hallam Movius and son Geoffrey visited Sudbury weekend, ex-residents greeted by friends. William J Brennan joined the Websters and Amphion club and Melrose orchestral association marked Melrose’s 50th anniversary at Memorial hall with Louise Bernhardt as guest soprano.
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Henry E. Webster
Concord Road
Ship's Haven
Melrose
Hallam Movius
Geoffrey
Sudbury
William J. Brennan
Amphion Club
Melrose Orchestral Association
Memorial Hall
Louise Bernhardt
Sudbury Garden Club Hosts Lecture On Seed Buying
Mrs. Richard F Piper hosted the Sudbury Garden club meeting with a slide lecture by Mrs. William Taft of Oxford on seed buying for spring and summer. A tea followed. An upcoming 4H agricultural club for youths aged ten and older will be directed by Rodney Handley. first meeting January 17 at 7 30 pm at the Burland home Peakhim Road Sudbury.
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Richard F. Piper
Sudbury
4H Agricultural Club of
Rodney Hnadley
Carlyle G. Burland
Peakhim Road
Houseflies Aid Celery Cross Pollination Study
The article notes houseflies play a role in cross pollinating celery plants, highlighting their potential usefulness in agricultural breeding and crop improvement efforts.
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