Camp Saccharin Work Weekend Seeks Volunteers
A June work weekend at Camp Sac hem in Antrim NH runs Friday evening through Sunday June 22. Alfred Baptiste Egbert Montague Peter Hill and Robert Daly Sr seek 25 volunteers. board and room provided. Contractors carpenters masons electricians boat repairers and unskilled helpers with good intent are needed to repair the nature lodge dock roads and cabin roofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Camp Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Alfred J. Baptiste
Egbert ‘'S. Montague
Peter Hill
Robert H. Daly
Too Many Dogs in Jackson As Family Adopts Fox Terrier
In Jackson Mississippi Sylvia McKenzie's parents cheered when their 11 year old daughter received three puppies from her Boston terrier Miss Boots. The next day a stray fox terrier named Sylvia adopted joined the household surprising the family with its arrival.
Annual Meeting Officers Named for Assabet Institution for Savings
The Assabet Institution for Savings held its annual meeting in Maynard Massachusetts on May 5 1952. Officers elected include Guyer W Fowler president Frank E Sanderson first vice president Oswald C Drechsler second vice president and Philip A Wilson clerk. Trustees named with terms expiring 1953 1954 and 1955 and an auditing committee with several board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution “For Savings
Assabet Institution For Savings
Banking Rooms
Maynard
Massachusetts
Guyer W. Fowler
Frank E. Sanderson
Sidney B. McCleary
Noble J. Morton
Irving H.manning
Leo F. Mullin
Albert R. Murphy
Jormo Osmo
Anthony Palmaccio
Benjamin M. . Piecewicz
William Henry Soar
William K. Walters
Harold R. Wilcox
Jacob Laurila
William F. Osbeck
Philip A. Wilson
Clerk
Patriotic Night in Sudbury Grange features state senator guest
Sudbury Grange held Patriotic Night with Past Master David S. Baldwin presiding in Master Pettigrew's absence. Richard S. Furbush, president of the Massachusetts State Senate, spoke on World War III and Communist propaganda. Local reps from American Legion, Girl Scouts, and school officials attended. choirs and Scouts performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
William E. Pettigrew
David S. Baldwin
Richard S. Furbush
Mass
State Senate
Leither Lurch
Northhampton
Furbush
America
Senator Lurch
North Hampton
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
American Legion
Arvid Nelson
Woman's Auxiliary
Arvid.Nelson
Carl H., Roos
Sudbury Girl Scouts
Theodore R. Harding
Girl Scouts
Cooper
Harpin
Memorial Congregational Church
John Dixon Copp
Memorial Day Service at Sudbury Center
Memorial Day events in Sudbury Center proceeded as scheduled despite earlier weather concerns. Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. led chaplain duties at cemeteries and memorials while town officials, Legionnaires, the band, scouts, and a large Cubs and Brownies group joined a colorful, traditional New England observance near the World War Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Robert K. Jones, Jr
Methodist Church
Legionnaires
New England
St Joseph Parish Plans June 14 Variety Show
Concord parish St Joseph’s plans a Saturday June 14 variety show at the Town House to close the bazaar program. Co chairs are Charles F Mayo and Mrs Ed ward Czarnowski with Miss Marjorie Doherty as general chair and Rev Edmund J Ronan as honorary chair. The event begins at 2. Bright colored orioles wrens and humming birds including a North American calliope are noted in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Joseph’s Parish
South
Lincoln
Charles F. Mayo
Edward Czarnowski
Marjorie Doherty
Edmund J. Ronan
North America
New Mexico
Public Hearing on Power Line Route in Sudbury
The Boston Edison Company seeks permission to erect an overhead high tension power line across Pelham Island Road about 1855 feet east of Landham Road. Hearing set for Wednesday June 11, 1952 at 8:00 PM in Sudbury Town Hall before the Board of Selectmen Harvey N Fairbank Lawrence B Tighe Aubrey W Borden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Town Hall
Boston Edison Company
Pelham Island Road
Landham Road
Harvey N
Fairbank
Lawrence B. Tighe
Aubrey W. Borden
Board of Selectmen
Campers Should Pack Cameras for Better Camp Pictures
Parents should send a camera with campers to capture camp life. Staff will encourage photography, including indoor activities and meals. A flash attachment and extra flash lamps are advised, as modern cameras work with flash. A booklet titled The Trail to Better Camp Pictures costs a quarter and is available from photographic dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Guilder
Civic Club Ends Season With Dutch Auction
Sudbury Civic Association met at Town hall with Robert Stevens presiding. A Dutch Auction followed the meeting, drawing spirited bids and boosting the association coffers. Refreshments closed the evening, and fall meetings will resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Dogs Win Prizes At Multiple Shows
In Sudbury two dog lovers reported prize wins. Wayside Pretty Penney, a one year old collie owned by Mrs. Thomas V. Cahill, captured a first at the Framingham Dog Show in Raceland and already won firsts in Manchester New Hampshire and Springfield Massachusetts. Also, Mrs. Paul Reaves’ Miniature Schnauzer won a first in the American Bred Bitch Class at the Ladies Club Dog Show. Providence recent results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Wayside
Thomas V. Cahill
Framingham
Manchester
N. H
Springfield
Mass
Ladies’ Club
Paul Reaves
Providence
Bedford Calendar Notes Weekend Events
Bedford calendar lists Saturday annual children's fair on school grounds with PTA sponsors in the afternoon. Sunday features St Michael's Holy Name Society mass and breakfast at 9 15 a m. Monday has Bedford Grange meeting at Town Hall at 8 p m.
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P.T.A
P. m
St. Michael’s Holy Name Society
Bedford Grange
Town Hall
Girl Scout Court of Awards Set for June 7 in Sudbury
Sudbury Girl Scout activities include a Court of Awards on Saturday June 7 at the Girl Scout Cabin South Sudbury. Mothers invited with box lunches at noon. Brownie Fly Up planned for first graders and moms. Three St Hubert’s pupils from Mrs Cooper Harpin’s Troop earned badges and pins at a recent school event.
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Sudbury
South Sudbury
St. Hubert’s School
Cooper B. Harpin
Catherine Lovejoy
Carol Hughes
Marie Louise Bernstein
Catherine
Carol
Harpins Troop
St. Hubert’s
Odds on recovering stolen car ten to one
A study of auto theft claims filed with four insurance companies shows 84 percent of cars stolen in the first nine months of 1951 were recovered by November 15. The report cites recovery rates and implications for insurance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Brothers Welcome Twins on Same Day in New Britain
In New Britain Conn on the same day two families welcomed daughters at New Britain General Hospital The Raymond Kings and the Robert C Kings each became fathers for the first time in a twin coincidence reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain, Conn
U.P
New Britain General Hospital
Raymond Kings
Robert C. Kings
Reaves' Brewsa and Chief Earn Prizes in Dog Show
German shepherds Brewsa and Chief won in obedience and puppy class respectively, advancing toward Companion Dog titles and earning first prize in their categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaves
Brewsa
C.D
Congress weighs 1952 53 Mutual Security aid plan
The article outlines Congress’s consideration of the 7.9 billion dollar Mutual Security Program for 1952 53. It notes 5.35 billion for direct military aid administered by Defense and 1.819 billion for MSA defense support to NATO allies. It explains how defense support multiplies military strength and estimates Europe could add 1.39 billion to defense spending with 1.4 billion in US supplied commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Free World
Department of Defense
Mutual Security Agency
MSA
NATO
United States
Europe
Europe and Asia defense aid outlined with NATO figures
The report details European NATO members and Greece Turkey receiving U S defense support totaling 1 819 million with Europe able to boost output of aircraft ships and vehicles. In the Far East the emphasis is on technical and economic aid to Indochina Indonesia the Philippines Thailand and Formosa with 342 US experts aiding local governments.
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Europe
U. S
NATO
Germany
Greece
Turkey
Austria
Yugoslavia
MSA
United States
Asia
Pacific
Indochina
Korea
Far East
China
Formosa
Donesia
Headache Sufferer Finds Resolve After Eye Surgery
Sidney Major endures sudden severe headaches and conflicting medical opinions in Washington. A staff engineer shares a life lesson about treasuring each day from a heart-troubled friend. An eye surgeon later corrects the issue, ending the headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gidney M. Major, JR
Washington, D.C
Orice
Mr. Wilson
Sid
Jesus
Sidney
Moonshine Stills Raided by River Patrol Near Fayetteville
Sheriff L L Guy led a river raid using boats to seize three 550 gallon moonshine stills built on wooden platforms midstream about 100 feet from shore. The incident involved a swift coastal patrol and involved local authorities enforcing Prohibition era laws.
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Fayetteville
N. C
U. P
L. L. Guy
Eee
Truck Misfortune Ends in Tragic Accident
In Houston Texas Danny Garcia Luera aged 17 swerved to avoid another vehicle but his truck ran him over after losing control. The impact hurled Luera, knocked him unconscious, and the vehicle then reversed and halted atop him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
U.P
Danny Garcia Luera
Luera
Laera
Stenographer Civil Service Exam Offered in Greater Boston Area
Regional U S Civil Service announces continuous examinations for stenographers at $2750 to $3175 yearly. Tests held in Boston at the Postoffice and Courthouse Building and at Brockton Concord Framingham Gloucester Hingham Lawrence Lowell Lynn Marlboro Norwood Plymouth Reading Salem and Walpole. Applications only for stenographer not for typist.
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First U. S. Civil Service Region
Boston
Commission
Postoffice
Brockton
Concord
Framingham
Gloucester
Hingham
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Marlboro
Norwood
Plymouth
Reading
Salem
Walpole
Bedford Miss Deborah Vie nott Named for Girls State
Deborah Vienott, daughter of Mrs. Howard O Vienott of 24 Summer Street, a Concord High School junior, will represent Bedford at Girls State at Bridgewater State Teachers College this summer. She is National Honor Society, engaged in multiple activities, and an officer of the Lexington Rainbow Assembly, with the selection announced by the local auxiliary unit.
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Bedford
Deborah Vienott
Howard O. Vienott
24 Summer Street
Concord*high
Bridgewater State Teachers College
Concord
Lexington Rainbow ‘Assembly
Sudbury considers company for overhead electric line project
A town meeting discussed a proposed overhead power line east of LamLandhat to serve Sudbury utilities. Officials noted nearly 500 residents attended as the petition gained support. The plan depends on a pumped water system and potential costs are under study.
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William Naylor
Harold F . Nordberg
F Nk E. Sanderson
Harlan E. Tuttle
Carpenter
Acton
Sudbury Center
Call Concord
Cihe Snapshot Guild
Irving Kaplan
U.N
Senate Security Committee
Civic Club
Girl Scout
U.S
Technigg
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Vienott
Ramld New
JET
Lyn
Ucille Ball
Cbs-Tv
Dienne
Desi
Lucille
D” Ning
Lam Landhat
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