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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1955
Page
3
Cub Pack 35 holds its first regular meeting next Wednesday the 26th at 7 PM at the brick school house. Cubmaster George A. Clark leads with the theme Trains. Skits planned. den mothers Mrs. Everett F. Larham Mrs. Frank E B Hanna ford and Mrs. Charles A. Whitman assist.
Rev Robert K Jones of the Maynard Methodist church spoke at Hale high school about the 1955 Polio campaign. Students volunteered to canvass homes and promote Polio Dime Cards as the drive aims to fund the new vaccine and end polio.
Stow Mothers' Club meets at the school with 28 members to raise about 60 dollars for a sound projector. A Sunday dinner committee is named and a March 10 meeting is planned. A Phonics panel by teachers follows.
An Institute on Psychiatric Occupational Therapy was announced for Westboro State Hospital staff from January 17 to 28 by Dr. Morris L. Sharp. Jack R. Ewalt opened the session as Commissioner of Mental Health, outlining goals to help workers recognize patients emotional needs and treat symptomatic behavior.
Milkman George Mooney reported a low flying goose struck his car antenna near Fayville reservoir. Insurance approved the claim. Context mentions Marion Champion and Gertrude Wedi in occupational therapy roles and a 1918 Army Air Service HQ note.
A newspaper brief advocates participation in the March of Dimes campaign to combat infantile paralysis. It urges readers to join fundraising and awareness efforts led by the charitable drive.
The New England Gladiolus Society invites Marlboro area enthusiasts to an open meeting at the University of Massachusetts field station in Waltham on Friday evening. President D Gregory Grogan of Natick announced a 7 24 pm start with talks on seedlings hybridizing and Society activities. Speakers include James H Odell of Wellesley Hills George J Moore of Holden and Professor Charles A Everett of Chelmsford. Slides from Worcester and Montreal exhibitions will be shown.
The Rupples Kub of Southboro hosts a covered dish supper at 7 tonight at the Community House. Mr and Mrs David Cross, presidents, lead the annual meeting. Norma Jean and Patty Gibbs provide entertainment.
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