High School Receives Joint Driver Education Car
The weekly assembly announced a dual control Ford car from Broad's Garage of Hud as the training vehicle shared by Harvard and Stowe High Schools. The junior classes will receive about twenty hours of instruction under principal Richard Bejune, leading to a written exam and a certificate before taking the actual driving test. Officials from the state education and motor vehicle departments attended, including Eugene J. Fanning and Edwin Harriman, with others from the Fitchburg Registry of Motor Vehicles.
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Assembly
Ford
B .Townsend
Broad
Hudincipal
Willem J. Hart
Harvard
Stowle High School
Richard Bejune
Allan Hartley
Louise Lawrence
Eugene J. Fanning
Edwin J. Harriman
William A .Reardon
George O'Day
John McGee
Clifford Stone
Raymond J. Wintele
Fitchburg ‘Branch
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Local Notes On Patients And Appointments
Harold H. Priest and Gleeson remain confined to Emerson following an operation. Carey Smith has returned to Emerson hospital. Paul I. Smith, U S Army, and Mr. and Mrs A P Smith on the road are home on furlough. C Myers named police chief but lacks a uniform while serving near Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Priest
Gleeson
Emerson
Carey Smith
Emerson Hospital
Ey Homestead
Paul I. Smith
U.S. Army
A. P. Smith
Korea
U.P
D C
Friendship Tea In South Acton January 1981
The Emerson Hospital Auxiliary of Acton hosts a Friendship Tea on Thursday from three to five o'clock at 100 Martin Street South Acton. All members and friends are invited. A postponed whist party will be held at the South Acton Universalist Church vestry next Monday evening January 28 at 8 o'clock with prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital
Acton
Joseph P. Day
Martin Street
South Acton
Sudbury Meeting Attendees and Local Registration Notice
Mrs. Melvin Guptill spent two days at the Hotel She raton Pittsfield attending the National Shade Tree Conference chairman meeting and the State Arborist Meeting. Homemakers groups announce an open meeting January 24 at 8 pm at the Memorial Congregational church with Mrs. John Anderson as president. Residents of Sudbury and the Commonwealth may register to vote at the Town Clerk's office before March 12. Town Clerk Forrest D. Bradshaw asks for a telephone call to confirm registration time.
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Melvin’ Guptill
Sheraton
Pittsfield
L. C. Chadwick
Ohio State University
Women’s Association of Memorial -‘Congregational Church
John Anderson
Sudbury
The
Commonwealth
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Hale High names Class of 1952 valedictorian and events
Miss Marjorie Warren is declared valedictorian for Hale High School Class of 1952 with Allan Hartidy as salutatorian. Graduation exercises June 11 feature Louise Lawrence prophecy and Constance Colby Will. Gift presentation by Norma Leard. Filmstrip projector funded by student picture sales added to equipment. Hale teams travel: boys to Holliston High at 7:30 p.m. and girls to Sudbury High at 6:30 p.m.
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Hale High School
Marjorie Warren
Allan Hartidy
Miss Warren
Gartley
Louise Lawrence
Constance Colby
Isabelle Townsend
Norma Leard
Alice Goucher
Hale
Woman's Club Meeting At Unitarian Vestry
The Woman's Club of Stow will meet at the Unitarian church vestry on Tuesday January 29 at 2 30. Mr Carlson Buttrick president of the Animal Rescue League presents a film on league summer activities with exhibits by the Girl Scouts and the 4 H Club. Junior High School students are invited and refreshments will be served by club members.
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Stow
Unitarian Church
Carlson Buttrick
Animal Rescue League
Girl Scouts
Nevala Family Welcomes Baby Boy at Red Aer Road
Stow Mr and Mrs Anne T Nevala of Red Aer road are proud to announce the birth of a daughter born last Wednesday evening January 16. The couple have two other children Paul and Jeannie. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Francis Rahher of School Street South Acton and Mr and Mrs Thomas Nevala of Elmwood Maynard.
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Stow
Anne T. Nevala
Red Aer? Road
Chizen
Paul
Jeannhie
Francis J. Rahher
School Street
South Acton
Thomas Nevala
Elmwoed Street
Maynard
Stow Grange Card Party Saturday at Stow Home
Stow and Mrs Basil Stow host a card party Saturday evening January 1 at the Taylor road home. Plans are underway for the Sow Giaree 75th anniversary celebration set for February.
Indiana professor surveys class with brick definition
Bloomington Indiana psychology professor polls a language conscious class to define a brick and receives varied responses. One student calls a brick something used to build with and to hit with noting its color variations and even its use for ice cream.
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Bloomington
Ind
U.P
Indiana University
Acton Library Buys Wide Range of New Books
Memorial Library of Acton announced a large new acquisitions list including science fiction works, biographies, history titles, travel books, religious texts, poetry, and classic novels. Notable entries cover The Wright Brothers, Our Independence and the Constitution, Pocahontas and John Smith, The Yearling, and Salt Rivers of the Massachusetts Shore.
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Acton Memorial Library
Lise Lillywhite
Mr. Zin
Two’s. Company
Information Please Almanac
Massachusetts
White House
Peter
Pere Maronette
Wright Brothers
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Pony Express
John Smith
Standard
Scott
Togo
Colorado
Hopalong Cassidy
Danver
Mr. Brady
Jeff White
Three Plays Are Given By Pupils In Sudbury
On Friday January 18 Grade 6 under instructor Alfred Crowley presented two Peterkin Papers stories adapted for the stage and a pantomime The Emperor's New Clothes. All parts were well performed with cast including Mrs Peterkin and many pupils. The Teachers Club later presented a gift to Alfred Crowley for his infant son Paul.
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Sudbury
Alfred Crowley
David Copp
Patricia Bartholli
Carol Brooks
Philadelphia
Beverly Nims
Richard McLean
Barbara Barton
Patricia Ryan
Richard Wirta
Bruce Quirk
Austin Forsyth
Mary Ann Ashley
Leanne Mahoney
Alfred J. Crowley
Paul
Teachers’ Club
Sudbury Community Notes Include Visits and Scout Event
Representative Allan Hodder of Framingham and former Sudbury representative visited the Borden home in South Sudbury last Friday. The Harping family drove to New York to bid farewell to friends from Grafton before Kendall travels to Sao Paulo, Brazil for three years. The Sudbury Girl Scout Association met at Mrs. LaMonte Griswold’s home where Louis H. Hough instructed leaders on modern compass use for scouting. John Dixon Copp traveled to Sackville New Brunswick to visit his ill health father, Dr. E. M. Copp.
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Allan Hodder
Framingham
Sudbury
Aubrey W. Borden
South Sudbury
Sudbury Girl Scout Association
LaMonte Griswold
Concord Road
Louis H. Hough
John Dixon Copp
Sackville
New Brunswick
E. M. Copp
Chicago Feeder Sale Nets Over $1 Million
A record 257 carloads of feeder calves sold for over a million dollars at the 7th annual Chicago Feeder Cattle Show and Sale at the Chicago Stock Yards. The auction averaged $42.11 per cwt on 257 loads, totaling $1,050,633, with steer calves at $46.48 per cwt and heifer calves averaging 344.15 per cwt. Grand champion carload exhibited by Fred C. DeBurard of Kremmling, Colorado.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
DeBurard
Kremmling
Fred DeBerard
Americans to eat more meat in 1952 say USDA forecast
The US Department of Agriculture foresees higher per person meat and poultry consumption in 1952 than 1951. Expect about 144 pounds per person, with beef and veal leading gains and turkey production likely to exceed 1951 records. Lamb and mutton rise slightly. pork remains near 1951 levels. chicken output steady.
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Department ‘of ‘Agriculture
Acton Schools Receiving State Aid and Budget Adjustments
Acton schools show state aid of 38,824 from State Aid and tuition credits reducing net school costs to 81,181.66. Transfers and allocations adjust capital outlay, salaries, and supplies, with several projects under budget and one notable grant of 600 reallocated to supplies.
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Acton
Wn PD
Sudbury Woman Declares Candidacy for School Board
Sudbury resident Mrs. Hector L Marquis of Hudson Road announced her candidacy for a three year term on the Sudbury School Committee. A 15 year resident, she helped found the Sudbury PTA in 1946 and served as treasurer, vice president, and secretary on various committees. Her involvement includes the school survey committee, cafeteria start up, Elementary School Building Committee, and current duties in Sudbury Civilian Defense publicity. Her son Donald attends Sudbury High School and daughter Heather is in Elementary School.
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Sudbury
Hector L Marquis
Hudson Road
Marquis
Sudbury P.T.A
P.T.A
Donald
Sudbury High
Heather
Marauis
Memorial Congregational Church Family Supper Feb 2
The Standing Committee of Memorial Congregational church sponsors a family supper Saturday February 2 at 6 pm. Afterward L Roy Hawes speaks on his European Experience of last summer. Mrs Francis H Bacon of Richard Avenue rests comfortably at Emerson hospital after an appendectomy. Sudbury Garden Club meeting at Mrs John Lodge's home featured a charity auction led by Mrs H Milliken Rollins.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Roy Hawes
Francis H. Bacon
Richard Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Sudbury
Bedford Briefs Local Club Events and Members
Bedford notes record the Rossry Mission Circle of St. Michaels Church meeting at the parish rectory. Other items list income tax return recipients Angelina and Salvatore Golisano Loretta D. Matthews Frank and Teresa Moniciro and more.
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Paul M. Sullivan
Rossry
St. Michaels Church
Angelina
Salvatore Golisano
Loretta D. Matthews
Smith Road
Frank and
Teresa Moniciro
Otis Street
Experts Forecast Bigger Cattle Slaughter in 1952
Experts report that 1952 could mark a pivotal year with a substantial rise in cattle slaughter and changes in meat production trends. Projections indicate higher slaughter rates ahead as inventories adjust and farmers respond to market signals.
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Ucsii
Beeston
Eight Tribes Found in Nebraska by Early Explorers
Early explorers identified eight tribes in Nebraska including Otoe Omaha Pawnee Ponca Sioux Cheyenne Arapaho and Missouri. The record notes these nations as the region’s first inhabitants and broader Indian groups encountered during initial surveys.
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Nebraska
Otoe
Omaha
Pawnee
Ponca
Sioux
Cheyenne
Arapahoe
Missouri
Bedford Couple Honored By New Baby Arrival
Mr and Mrs Frank J McGovern of 70 Southstreet Bedford welcome a son born Saturday January 19 at Emerson Hospital Concord. The family receives congratulations from the community.
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Bedford
Frank J. McGovern
Southstree- Bedford
Emerson Hospitel
Concord
North Carolina Earns 3.2 Million in Interest on Surplus Tax Fund
The state reports 3.2 million dollars in interest income from investments of surplus tax funds for the previous year. The figure highlights the yield from public funds and informs state finances and budgeting.
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North Carolina
Girl Scout News Update on Leadership Roles
In the observed notes Patricia Bartholic named as Py leader with Jonni Bader and Mrs Cognett Harpin taking instructional roles. The group appoints a treasurer and homemaking focus continues under the girls' leader.
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Gonica
Bader
Jonni Next
Cognett Harpin
Wilh
Patricia Bartholic
Patrek
Sudbury Birth Announcement For Throckmorton Family
A Sudbury couple welcomes Kenneth Throckmorton as their newborn son. Grandparents listed include Mrs. Kenneth Throckmorton and Mrs. Hazel Meier of Grand Rapids Michigan. Also mentions Lawrence Washingtonwell noted as a Marine and brother to Gen Georges Washington.
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Sudbury
Ard Wits
Kenneth
Lawrence Washingtonwell
Georges ®Ington
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