Algonquin Council BSA to Hold 39th Annual Meeting
The Algonquin Council Boy Scouts of America covering eighteen cities in Middlesex Worcester counties will hold its 39th annual business meeting on Wednesday January 13 at 7 00 p m at the Kendall Hotel Framingham John Jennings Natick Chairman said the election of officers and other business will take place Regional Scout official H Case Jr Worcester resident and US Steel publication relation officer will be the speaker George Chronic Framingham deputy regional scout executive will give greetings from Region Reports from all operating committees and council president will be presented.
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B.S.A
Boy Scouts of America
Middlesex
Worcester County
Kendall Hotel
Framingham
John Jennings
Natick
Oe H. Case, Jr
Case
Worcester
U. S. Steel Corporation
George Chronic
Uty
Final date for nomination papers in town
Stow residents must file nomination papers by January 19 at 5 p.m. with Town Clerk Francis W. Warren. Town election is set for February 23. Two voter registrations are scheduled, January 29 and February 3, the latter being the last chance to register before the town election and meeting.
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Francis W. Warren
Algonquin Council Considers District Realignment
A yearlong survey led by Louis V. Gagnon proposes redistricting the Algonquin Council into three areas and hiring a third field staffer to improve service to units. The council reports a record year with 5,338 boys and 1,800 adults registered as of December 31, and tickets for the Annual Meeting are available through the council office or district leaders.
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Framingham
Algonquin Council
Invest in Young Country Buy U.S. Savings Bonds
Public savings drive urges adults to buy U.S. Savings Bonds for youth investment. Officials highlight long term growth and patriotic support as banners promote the program and its benefits for future generations.
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Youn
U. 8
Stow Man and Bank Win in Trust Suit
A Federal Court jury, by direction of Judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jr., returned verdicts for the First National Bank of Boston and one former vice president in an anti trust suit brought by Bowling Machines Inc Cambridge. The judge declared a mistrial and discharged the jury after motions for directed verdicts.
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Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr
First National Bank of Boston
Bowling Machines, Inc
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Wyzanski
Joseph Ford
Robert W. Meserve
William F. Smith
Stow
BowliMor Company, Inc
Everett
Howard M- Dowd
Hoover twins return home from abroad after travels
Lincoln Lucretia and Elizabeth Hoover, daughters of Mr and Mrs Henry B Hoover, recently came home after months abroad visiting France Switzerland Belgium Germany Greece and Italy. Mr and Mrs George H Fernald Jr announce birth of son Eric Taft Dec 30 at Richardson House. Grandparents are Mrs Roger Taft Cambridge and Mr and Mrs George H Fernald West Newton.
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Elizabeth Hoover
Henry B. Hoover
Rapel Road
Mount Holyoke College
Europe
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Germany
Greece
Italy
George H. Fernald
Lincoln
Eric’ Taft
Richardson ‘House
Roger By Taft
Cambridge
George H Fernald
West Newdon
Bedford Church Activities and Local Happenings Highlight Baptism and Meetings
Recent baptisms at St. Pauls Mission Church include Helen Morrow and family. The Bafta Club marked its 25th anniversary with speaker Mrs. Thompson. Center School PTA meets with speakers and refreshments. Rep. DeNormandie spoke to the League of Women Voters. Ball and Chain Club heard Dr. Penner discuss the Massachusetts Congregational Conference. Feast of Lights at St. Pauls Mission Church, adult confirmation classes ongoing, and St. Pauls set to elect officers January 20. Bedford Community Chorus rehearsals for Kismet January 29 30. Civil service exam for Bedford police sergeants set for January 30 offering $90 weekly.
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Church of Christ, Congregational
Frank W. Thompson
Ball & Chain Club
Albert J. P. Penner
Massachusetts Congregational Conference
St. Paul’s Mission Church
Parish FOLK Hear Report on Merger
First Parish Unitarian hosts a second discussion on plans to merge Unitarian and Universalist denominations with Dr. Fenwick L. Leavitt as speaker. Leavitt, a Lynn pastor and former Philadelphia minister, chairs the Universalist central fellowship committee as members vote soon on the merger.
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Fenwick L. Leavitt
First Universalist Church
Lynn
First Parish Unitarian Church
Dr. Leavitt
Central Fellowship Committee
The
Universalist Church of America
Robert F. Needham
Bedford Boys Face Ashland Weston In Dual County Clash
Bedford High boys basketball travels to Ashland Friday for a Dual County League contest then hosts Weston on Tuesday. A return with Lincoln-Sudbury is set for Jan 26. Girls team plays Adoh Rox borough Regionals Friday and Jan 26 with Tuesday open.
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Weston
Lincoln-Sudbury
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Bedford Couple Engaged To Wed
Bedford Mrs Dick Unsworth announces the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann to Steven John Martin son of Mr and Mrs George W Martin both of Bedford Shirley Ann is a Bedford High School graduate class of 1959 and works for Hansen MacPhee Engineering Steven Martin a 1958 graduate also works at RGA Burlington Also noted is a fact about 2200 vessels wrecked near Cape Hatteras over 400 years
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Dick Unsworth
Shirley Ann
Steven John Martin
George W. Martin
Miss Unsworth
Bedford High School
Hansen-MacPhee Engineering, Co., Inc
Martin
Bedford High
RGA
Burlinton
Sudbury Man Promoted by Hood Co
Sudbury resident Robert Hamilton 35 Concord Road has been promoted to manager of Hood country manufacturing plants. Since joining Hood in 1953 after earning degrees from Penn State and the University of Massachusetts, he has advanced from superintendent at New Haven and Newport plants to his new post. He is married with three children, Joan, Susan, and Robert Jr. The Hood company operates four country plants in Vermont and Maine. Hamilton works at Hood’s Boston headquarters milk plant.
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Robert Hamilton
Concord Road
H. P. Hood and Sons
Hood Organization
Penn State
University of Massachusetts
Hamilton
New Haven
Newport
Hood Country
Joan
Susan
Robert Jr
Hood Company
Vermont
Maine
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Beatrice Paris to Wed Stephen Sanderson in January
Miss Beatrice Marion Paris of Westchester New York will marry Stephen Abbott Sanderson son of Mr and Mrs George Abbott Sanderson of Concord Road. Miss Paris a John Jay School and Colby Junior College graduate. Sanderson prepared for Dartmouth at Milton Academy. Wedding planned for January.
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Bertram A. Paris
Westchester
N. Y
Beatrice Marion
Stephen Abbott Sanderson
George Abbott Sanderson
Concord Road
Paris
John Jay School
Colby Junior College
Sanderson
Dartmouth
Milton Academy
Women of the Church of Savior plan Embassy humor night
Women of the Church of Savior Lutheran met with Mrs. Harry Gallagher to plan a program. They joked about the State Department and mentioned a new embassy in their expense after the U S built a two million dollar embassy in Karachi before Pakistan moved to Rawalpindi.
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Harry Gallagher
State Department
NAM News
U. S
Karachi
Rawalpindi
District Office Opened for 1960 Census in Lowell
The Census Bureau opens a district office at 323-357 Middlesex Street Lowell under Director James W. Urbitt. William M. Little will supervise 26 crew leaders and 397 census takers in Essex and Middlesex counties as the 1960 census planning begins. Far more workers nationwide are needed, and field canvassing starts April 1 with advance Census Report Forms mailed to households to speed data collection.
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Middlesex Street
Lowell
James W
William M. Little
Essex
Middlesex
Wool textile tests promise washable, crease-free wool
Albany California UPI reports a new wool treatment aims to be washable and resist soils and wear while holding pleats. A Department of Agriculture laboratory in Albany is researching further easy-care qualities with a treatment already developed and more refinements in progress.
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Albany
Calif
UPI
Department’ of
Couple hosts service and meeting events across churches
The report notes Sylvia Wheeler Concord. Mr and Mrs Richard P host at 55 Central Street after an injury incident near Thoreau High TV Channel 5. A church service at 1 20 p m. Norfolk County Red Foods grades and uses. A couple hosts a meeting at MacArthur Road West with guest speaker Edwin Qui a 16 year old Filipino Protestant church leader in the Philippines.
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Richard P
Central Street
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Thoreau
H—Tv
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Sheehan
Norfolk County
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Robert
MacArthur Road
West
Trinitarianational Church
Tr’ Congregational Church
Edwin Qui
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