Philip B. Hamilton Named Director at Dennison
Philip B. Hamilton, longtime executive at Dennison’s, was named director and head of sales and operations. He studied at Harvard Business School and has served in Dennison’s Boston division since 1952, with prior roles including manager at Market Many and ties to the College of Mary Williams.
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Philip B. Hamamed
Dennison
Ann Mr. Hamilton
Lesmen ‘Ithe
Tor
Marketmnany
Harvard Uni- School of Busation
Anager
Dennison’sision
Boston
Gensger
College ‘of Mary, Williams- Hamilton
Lieutenant Colonel Released From Active Duty
A veteran of World War II, he served with the U.S. Army and held the rank of Lieutenant Colonel when he was released from active duty.
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U.S. Army
Watertown Email Prank Halted By Police Aid
Waterown authorities enlist Watertown police to stop an ongoing email prank that has disrupted mail deliveries and ruined numerous letters as children chase a snow scene. William L. leads complaints and requests police involvement to halt the mischief.
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Water‘oown
William L
Intat
Farley
Watertown
Death of Tom King 65 a famed area umpire
Thomas J. King known as Tom King a 65 year old former baseball umpire of Concord Street Maynard died after a long illness at Emerson Hospital Concord He was a well known sports figure in Hudson and throughout the area He was a jovial widely connected official and friend to many athletes Funeral services were held at his home with a mass at St Bridget church burial in the parish cemetery
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Hudson —.Word
Thomas J
Tom” King
Concord Street
Maynard
Sthis Saréa
Emerson Hospital
Iin
Concord
King
Jno
St. Bridget’s
Buria
Separation of Peyton Place author Stow Grace Metalious
Stow Grace Metalious and husband George Metalious, both 32, have separated amid the Peyton Place controversy. George, a former Hale High School teacher in Gilmanton, NH, says divorce may be the solution. Mrs Metalious, en route to Hollywood with their three children, denies immediate divorce, while noting the separation.
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Stow
Grace Metalious
Peyton Place
George
Hale “High
Metalious
Gilmanton
New Hampshire
Rammar
Metalious Vis
Hollywood
Cynthia
Christopher
Avcrust
Jock
Grace
Hunting becomes accidental double pickup in Nebraska
In Columbus Nebraska Gary Burmood recalls a hunting stumble when a pheasant charged toward a tree as he fired at a squirrel. He walked over and picked up both prey, ending with an unusual two-for-one moment.
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Columbus
Gary Burmood
Gary
Northboro architect chosen for Sudbury school project
The Sudbury five member Building Committee selected S W Haynes of Northboro as designer for the new elementary school to be built at Horse Pond Road. Drawings due for bids by March first with features including bar joists and precast sandwich slabs. The committee toured Northboro last Monday amid bad weather and found the heating system efficient and the school comfortable.
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Sudbury
Northboro
S.W. Haynes
Horse Pond Rozd
Haynes
Sudbury March of Dimes Drive Set for January 27
Sudbury outlines a polio fundraiser led by Mrs. Nath aniel C. Wiley and co chair Mrs. John Griffin. The drive runs Sunday January 27 from 1 to 4 PM with volunteers collecting contributions and blue crutch pins available at the South Sudbury Shopping Center on January 26. Contributions may also be mailed to the Framingham Trust Co. in South Sudbury.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts
Nathaniel C. Wiley
March of Dimes
John Griffin
Framingham Trust Co
South Sudbury
Wisconsin Milk Output Tops All States and Nations
Wisconsin's 1956 milk production reached 17 billion pounds the highest among states and surpassing 12 nations and nearly matching Canada's total. The figure underscores Wisconsin’s leading dairy industry and large-scale milk output.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Canada
Carlisle Selectmen to Meet at Gleason Public Library
The Carlisle board of selectmen will hold a regular meeting at the Gleason Public Library on Friday evening February 1, with Chairman Alonzo B. Reed presiding. Plans for the upcoming annual town election and meeting will be announced. Selectman Roy V. Cann and his wife and family have moved into a newly built home on Acton Road.
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Board of ‘Selectmen
Gleason Public Library
Alonzo B. Reed
Selectman
Roy V. Cann
Acton Road
Leaders named for Carlisle March of Dimes drive
Mark G Brook of Stearns street heads Carlisle March of Dimes campaign and seeks more volunteers. He lists three sections with Mothers March leaders Mrs Edith Booth and Mrs Thelma Macone named, a third leader still needed. Contact Emerson 9 2693 to join.
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Mark’ G. Brook
Stearns Street
Carlisle
Edith Booth
Thelma Macone
Emerson
Foss couple takes extended Florida vacation trip
Mr Mason G Foss and Mrs Foss of Concord Street departed by car for several weeks vacation through Florida. Mr Foss works at the Concord Package Store.
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Mason G. Foss
Concord Street
Florida
Mr. Foss
Concord Package Store
Schools Return to Normal After Storm Delays
Schools resumed normal operations Monday following a three day disruption due to storms and cold weather. Administrators said classes and bus schedules returned to standard routines as students and staff adjusted after the weather-related closures.
4-H Sewing Group Meets at Mrs Duttons Home
Mrs Eva Dutton hosted a Monday meeting of the 4-H sewing group at her Westford street residence. Diane Booth presided, with Mrs Marjorie Sorli and others assisting in the session.
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Eva Dutton
Westford Street
Marjorie Sorli
Diane Booth
Ever Ready Glass Meeting Set at Carlisle Church
The Ever-Ready Glass gathering will convene at Carlisle Congregational Church on Tuesday evening January 29 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Adam Harrison serves as president and will preside.
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Carlisle Congregational
Adam Harrison
School Bus Trip to Cine Rama Boston
Last week students in grades four to eight visited Cine Rama in Boston under teacher supervision. The outing involved boys and girls traveling by school buses to the cinema for an educational or recreational excursion.
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Cinerama
Boston
Army mail inactivated at Fort Carson replaced by helicopter
The Wisconsin Military District reports the last Army mail was inactivated at Fort Carson Colorado and replaced with a helicopter delivery system.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Military District
Dev.lo
Fort, ‘Cargon
Colo
Grange Activities Include Cancelled Meeting and Dances
Carlisle Wednesday regular meeting of Grenge No.1402 postponed due to storm conditions. Next meeting set for February 6. Delegations attend Home and Community Service Night at Littleton Grange and Lex Princeton Grange. Friday program in Tynesormid Lower Town hall with Mr and Mrs Swan and others. Saturday square dance led by Lawrence Blanchard. Dick Steale to call. Public welcome at 8. Last Saturday a well attended snapchetti summer and dance with Dominic Carbone and Mrs Edna Stacey co chairing. Concord orchestra provided music.
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Carlisle
Will
Edna Sleever
Littleton Grange
Lexinceton Grange
Tynesormid Lower Town Hall
Carl Swanson
Edward Stenhen
Alice Lovering
Grange
Lawrence N. Blanchard
Charre
Dick. Steaale
Lexington
Dominic Carbone
Fdna Stacey
Concord Orchestra
Loyal march for Mothers Dimes fundraiser urged
Selectman Charles Hume serves as general chairman for the Mathers March for Mothers of Dimes. Bedford Red Cross notes thanks to donors for Hungarian relief aid with 450 items from Hanscom Air Field and town contributions of 87 and 31 dollars respectively.
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Bedford
Bedford Library Calendar Opens for Community Use
Bedford Woman's Community Club invites local groups to use the town reference calendar at Bedford Public Library. The calendar is available weekdays from 1 45 p m to 5 p m and 7 p m to 9 p m and Saturdays from 10 a m to 12 noon and 3 p m to 5 p m.
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Bedford Public Library
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
Bedford Garden Club to Present Alexander Heimlich Program
The Bedford Garden Club will present landscape architect Alexander Heimlich of Woburn in a 8 pm program at Town Hall on Tuesday January 29. A nominal admission will be charged and Mrs. Frank R. Joslin is in charge. Heimlich is an expert on forcing annuals and perennials and plays a key role in Boston flower shows.
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Bedford Garden Clu
Alexander Irving Heimlich
Woburn
Town Hall
Frank R. Joslin
Heimlich
Boston
Jobless Claims Drop Sharply in Marlboro Area
Unemployment claims fell by 191 to 753 at the area Office of Employment Security last week. Active claims numbered 617 and new claims 136, with 47 people securing work. William H. Finn reported the figures.
Concord Nurse Association to Hear Dr McDonald on Disaster Care
The Concord Visiting Nurse Association invites parents to a meeting in the high school library Monday January 28 at 8 p.m. to hear Dr Francis C McDonald discuss The Care Of Children In Disaster. Dr McDonald and Col John E Matty with the Red Cross are organizing a disaster plan for Emerson Hospital focusing on child care as the pivotal element.
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Concord
Francis C.mcdonald
McDonald
John. E
Matty
Red Cross
Emerson’ Hospital
Shigh School
Loftus Family Mourns Concord Loss of Martin Loftus
Martin Loftus age 65 of 127A Main Street died suddenly at his home early Saturday morning. Born in Concord he lived here in youth and spent years in Chicago before returning four years ago. He worked as a civilian employee at Hanscom Airport Bedford. Survived by son Robert Loftus Chicago, daughter Mrs Albert Burnett Miami four grandchildren and four brothers and three sisters. Funeral Mass at St Bernard's Church followed by interment in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Concord
Luis
Martin Lofius
John H. Loftus
Margaret J. (Sexton) Loftus
Chicago
Illinois
Vntil
Hanscom
Bedford
Alcott
Main Street
Alfreds Loftus Holliston
Frederick
Loftus
Meynard
Ar ha‘Apleyers
John
He ‘Dee
St. Bernard’s Church
St.Bernard’s Cemetery
Wayland Man Feeds Ducks in Norumbega Seeks Help
In Wayland Massachusetts Walher R Koe known as the Good Samaritan of Norumbega feeds a growing flock of ducks three times weekly. After donating grain costs and supplies for years he has run deficits and seeks private company and agency support while inviting suggestions at Box 235 Wayland MA.
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Sudbury
Wayland
Norumbega
Walher R. Koe
Plain Road
Koe
Kee
Box
Waylanhd
Mass
Thanks to Campaign Helpers in Carlisle South Middle Sex
The South Middlesex Association for Mentally Retarded Children through Mrs. F J BordERick thanks Carlisle residents for their generous contributions in the recent drive. Honorary chairman Guy W Park and numerous solicitors and committee members are named for their role in the effort.
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Carlisle
South Middlesex Association
Cal
F.J. Borderick
Guy W. ‘Ark
Bordén “A
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