Bay Path Council Girl Scouts Forms First Dinner Launch
The Bay Path Girl Scout Council launched with a January 13 meeting in Framingham. Southboro and Marlboro provided many officers and Marlboro sent forty seven attendees. Mrs. C Vaughan Ferguson spoke on world Girl Scout contacts and a Framingham 1953 slide review was shown.
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Marlboro
Bay Path Girl Scout Council
Lower Nevins Hall
Framingham
Medway
Sudbury
Southboro
C. Vaughan’ Ferguson
Girl Scouts of the United States of America
Framingham Girl Scout
James Marr
Raymond H. McAuley
Ernest Carr
Lyman
Bay Path Girl Scout Council, Inc
Ernest W. Carr
James H. Marr
Lyman Abbott, Jr
Herman Crowell
Acton Littleton PTA Dinner Plans February 1
Acton School cafeteria manager Anne Rimbach outlines a joint Acton Littleton PTA dinner for Monday evening February 1 at the new lunchroom. The menu mirrors daily school meals and may include guest speaker Bernard White from Boston University on the cooperative testing program at Littleton’s Prouty gym. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs. Rimbach or home room mothers.
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Acton
Anne Rimbach
Acton-Littleton
la Acton
la Littleton
Littleton
Boston University
Department of School and College Relations
Bernard White
Prouty Gymnasium
PTA
Rimbach
LC Donates $1000 Again For Scholarship Fund
Acton Center's Technology Instrument Corporation sends its third consecutive $1000 cheque to Supt. Whitman Pearson for Acton High School Scholarship Fund. Principal William O Connell and Guidance Director Ruth Proctor welcome the funds as many graduates plan to attend college.
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Acton
Raymond W. Searle
Technology Instrument Corporation
Acton Center
Whitman Pearson
William O'Connell
Ruth Proctor
Driver Fined Ninety For 90 MPH Test Run
East Hartford, Conn. police fined Joseph W. Theriault $90 after a 90 mile per hour speed check. He said he was disappointed because he was testing his car and it would not go faster. The article also notes a 17th century laundry star teches trend with colored clothes and yellow starch for men.
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East Hartford
Conn
Joseph W. Theriault
Massachusetts State Police Near 90 Years of Service
The Massachusetts State Police, formed as the State Constabulary in 1865, prepares to start its 90th year. The force now includes 336 troopers and 46 detectives across 25 barracks, with four state police women and extensive emergency equipment.
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Henry Minott
U. P
Boston
Sation
Lee
Appomattox
Massachusetts
State Constabulary
Massachusetts State Police Department
Yarmouth
Cape Cod
Pittsfield
Berkshires
Department
Commonwealth Avenue
Philbin to Decide on Senate Run in Two Weeks
U.S. Representative Philip J. Philbin weighing a possible bid for the U.S. Senate seat held by Leverett Saltonstall. A decision within two weeks could trigger a free-wighting race as Philbin weighs a Boston strength against a strong Massachusetts base and broad Republican support.
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Philbin
Senate
Clinton
U.S
Leverett Saltonstall
Philip J. Philbin
Commonwealth
Congress
Boston
Massachusetts
Foreman Edgar engagement announced for February wedding
Acton resident Acton Charles F. Foreman announces the engagement of his sister Loretta Foreman of Waltham to John D. Edgar of Waltham. Loretta attended Lincoln and Concord High School and works at Waltham Bag and Paper. John Edgar, Lincoln and Weston High School alumnus and WWII veteran, works for B. C. Ames. The couple plans a February wedding.
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Acton
Charles F. Foreman
Lincoln
Loretta Foreman
Cherry Street
Waltham
John D. Edgar
Robbins Road
Miss Foreman
Concord High School
Waltham Bag and Paper Company
Mr. Edgar
Weston High School
B. C. Ames Company
Emblem Whist Event Planned by Concord Club
The Concord emblem club announces a whist party next Monday evening January 25 at 8 o’clock in the new Elks hall. All are welcome with prizes and refreshments provided.
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Concord
Elks
Concord Emblem Club
Bedford Grange To Confer Degrees Monday
Bedford Grange P of H No 283 schedules its regular meeting at 8 oclock Monday night January 25 at the Town Hall. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred and a social hour will follow with Master Ralph W Thompson presiding. Neigh ibor s Night is planned for February 8 with B members in charge of refreshments
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
P. of H
Ralph W. Thompson
Neighibor
Fultz To Talk At Grange Meeting In Concord
Concord Grange No. 150 hosts Agricultural Night and Washington Lincoln Night on February 2. Guest speaker Max G. Fultz, Middlesex County Extension Service agent, discusses Landscape and Gardening. Public welcome at 8:30 p.m.
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Concord
Concord Grange, P. of H., No. 150
Max G. Fultz
Middlesex County Extension Service
Research on explosives at Maynard Ord nance Test Station
Captain Robert A. Warnes leads the Maynard Ordnance Test Station in Sudbury Maynard Stow and Hudson as a satellite of Picatinny Arsenal. Arthur Little Inc. runs the project with safety measures. the site supports R D on explosives and propellants for better U S Army fire power and mass production readiness. The facility employs over 70 staff with a payroll over 300 000 annually and buys local supplies.
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Robert A. Warnes
Ordnance Corps
U.S. Army
Maynard Ordnance Test Station
Arthur Little, Inc
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Geoffrey D. Roberts
Maynard
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Sudbury
Stow
Hudson
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
New Jersey
Army
America
Army Ordnance
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
Warnes
United States
Ordnance
Minor Fire Alarm At Anderson-Wilson Residence
Concord fire crews from the Central and West Concord stations responded to a minor alarm at 14 16 Hubbard Street last Friday evening. Residents were frightened by overheated walls but firefighters found no blaze. It marked the seventh alarm of the month and Box 23 was sounded.
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Concord
Central
West Concord
Anderson-Wilson
Hubbard Street
Gremen
Army Expenditure Outline Shows 15 Billion Federal Spending Plan
Washington reports the Army plans to spend about 5 billion this fiscal year on procurement and base production for weapons and equipment including tanks missiles and aircraft. Another 5 billion funds pay and allowances with soldiers’ pay as the largest item. Approximately 4 billion covers maintenance operations and supply, while development and training consume hundreds of millions. A final 106 million supports civilian relief and Alaska duties.
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Washington
Army
Acton Students Attend Julius Caesar Viewing
Acton High School seniors and juniors traveled to Boston on January 20 to see Julius Caesar at the Majestic Theatre. Supt. Whitman Pearson plans to Holliston on Thursday for the Tri-County Superintendents’ Group meeting. Ralph Stetson and Sgt. Pearson joined the Eastern Massachusetts AV Association winter meeting at Boston University Faculty Club. Burke of New Bedford spoke on a Superintendent Looks at Audio Visual Education.
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Acton
Acton High School
Boston
Julius Caesar
Majestic Theatre
Supt
Whitman Pearson
Holliston
Tri-County
Ralph Stetson
Sgt. Pearson
Eastern Massachusetts Association For Audio-Visual Instruction
National Education Association
Boston University
Supt. of Schools
W. Kenneth Burke
New Bedford
Cub Pack 61 Awards Highlight Bedford Meeting
Cub Pack 61 in Bedford awarded Wolf badges to Parker Manning Kenneth Lynch Kenneth Scheublin and a bear badge to Thomas Saligg. Robert Oates received one gold and one silver arrow Bruce Proudfoot earned two gold and two silver arrows. Cubmaster Daniel Dellovo led the Town Hall ceremony as Scout Week was planned for February.
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Bedford
Parker Manning
Kenneth Lynch
Kenneth Scheublin
Robert Oates
Bruce Proudfoot
Thomas Saligg
Daniel Dellovo
Knights of Columbus Hold Council Meeting in Concord
Concord council No. 287 met at Monument hall Tuesday evening with Grand Knight Leonard J. Weatherbee presiding. Plan discussed for a major degree soon and a ladies night to be held in February. Refreshments served.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights ‘of Columbus
Monument Hall
Leonard J. Wetherbee
Motley Seeks Red Cross Leadership in Boston Area
Thomas Motley, former Naval World War II convoy officer and South Acton resident, announces his bid to lead local Red Cross efforts. He pledges to expand relief and blood programs, support forces and families, and promote safety and civic initiatives through the Boston Chapter. Motley resides on i street with his wife and three children Katherine and Wa.
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South Acton
E Scort
Suston
Greater Bston Fund
March
Motley
Boston
Thomas Motle
Cross
Boit, Church
A Motley
I Street
Katherine
Amazing Are To Be Presé By Bedford
Bedford Woman's Club presents the play Amazing Are To Be Presé at Junior High School on February 1. Mrs John E Giudici directs with cast members Daniel Murphy Duff Frances Charles Prov Theodore Silvester and others listed.
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Bedford
Bedford Woman’s Club
John E. Giudici
Daniel Murphy
Duff
Frances
Charles Prov Theodore. Silvester
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Bay Path Council of Girl Scouts
Council
PT. A
Poo
PUNE
WML UC
T. LC
Mari Pauren
Monroe
Bnoal
Willian Powell
New York
Ibuy U. S. Savings Bonds
American Gas Association
Grange
Fultz
U. S
Arthur & Dean
Korea
Panmunjom
Pondiate
U. 8
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