Newlyweds to Go on Binge Upon Return
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones plan a do it yourself decorating spree when they return from their honeymoon on June 18. They will decorate No 10 Kensington Palace with light blue and turquoise accents and transfer Regency mahogany and blackwood pieces from their outfits.
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London
UPI
Margaret
Antony Armstrong - Jones
Tony
Chelsea
Ministry of Works
Kensington Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Joneses
Old World Palace
Rete
Tony-Meg
Princess Margaret to Move with Tony at Clarence House
Princess Margaret and Tony are planning to move into Clarence House in late July while staying at Margar et's old rooms. A new staff will be hired by Lord Plunkett with strict security and confidentiality agreements. Margaret’s government salary is $42,000 annually, plus a private Fortine from Queen Mary inheritance.
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Kensington Palace
Princess
Tony
Margaret
Clarence House
Princess Margaret
Robina Gordon
Meg
Ruby
Joneses
Caane
Menly
Lord Plunkett
Crniment
Toe
Mary
Conservation meeting in Sudbury hosts D N R official
Robert Yasi of the Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources and a Swampscott conservation commissioner will discuss Mass conservation questions in Sudbury on June 16. The League of Women Voters arranges the event and invites all interested. call Mrs. Malcom Young for time and place. Separately, last Wednesday a trailer truck carrying frozen chickens overturned on Maynard Road Route 27 Sudbury, driver unhurt, crates scattered, pole and wires briefly blocked the road.
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Robert Yasi
Mass
Vern E. Spaulding, Jr
Billerica
Ever Best Poultry Company
Kingsboro
Maynard Road
Sudbury
Toy
V F W Auxiliary Whist Winners Named for Maynard
Last week's V F W Auxiliary whist party listed winners E Jameson Evelyn Clanton Willan Quinn Eva Evers Eva Dugworth Sophie Walsh Mrs Dora Eva Quinn Catherine Anderson 32 Hubbard Street Concord. Another party is planned Wednesday. President Elizabeth Mershon thanks all who helped make the project a success. The Auxiliary will present three awards at the high school graduation Sunday for essays on Civil Defense and Our American Heritage.
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Maynard
Winnée
E. Jameson
Evelyn Clanton
Willan ‘Quinn
Eva Evers
Eva Dugworth
Sophie Walsh
Dora
Eva Quinn
Catherine Anderson
Hubbard Street
Concord
Elizabeth Mershon
Auxiliary
Economic Burden of Blind Children in the U S
An estimated 5,000 blind children in the United States face education and support costs of about 100000 dollars per child from birth to death, highlighting the long term financial impact of retrolental disease.
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United States
United Appliance Co. roots traced from a repair hobby to a Marlboro staple
The history recounts Anthony Mutti starting repairs in a Boston area basement after World War I. He left Dennison Manufacturing in 1926 to devote full time to appliance service, opening on Howe Street Marlboro then moving to Main Street and finally Lincoln Street. With his son Richard, the firm grew to serve central Massachusetts with two trucks and a growing client list for Maytag and Hoover products.
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Unified Appliance Co
Lincoln Street
Anthony Mutti
Maurice Shea
Service Dept
Richard Mutti
United Appliance Co
Anthony
Mutti
Dennison Mfg. Co
Frameingham
Green Street
Westboro
Mass
Howe Street
Marlboro
Main Street
Marlboro Enterprise
United Appliance Company
Maytag
Hoover
Flaherty Faces Wilson Over Piersall Attack
Maynard native John Red Flaherty admonishes Detroit catcher Red Wilson after Jim Piersall says Wilson used vicious language. Piersall notes Flaherty challenged the unjustified attack and locals recall him as a gentleman and steady sports figure in semi pro play.
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Maynard
Jim Piersall
Cleveland Indians
John
Red” Flaherty
Jim
Red” Wilson
Detroit
Piersall
Flaherty
Wilson
Concord Honors Veteran Teacher Margaret Fallon at Dinner
Concord residents plan a dinner at the State Armory to honor Margaret M. Fallon 51 years in teaching 48 in Concord public schools. A committees of townspeople and teachers invites attendance with tickets via listed contacts.
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Concord
Margaret M. Fallon
Grant Street
State Armory
Fallon
Anna Manion
Anne. Root McGrath
Eleanor Wicher
Robert A. Watson
Barbara Bernard
Monica Murphy
Morton R. Seavey
John F. Donovan
James J. Loughlin
James. E. Finan
Dorothy Harvey
James W. McMullen
Maurice McWalter
Wendell Warren
Enola Mulcahy
Natalie Varley
Mary McHugh
James W. Powers
Joseph M. Mullaney
Richards School Concert Saturday at Parker Street Hall
The Richards School of Dance presents a concert by Phyllis Richards pupils at Parker Street Hall Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Tickets available at the door. A recent Hudson Town Hall performance drew many local attendees and favorable notices.
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Maynard
Phyllis Richards
Parker Street Hall
Hudson Town Hall
Children’s Sunday Observed at First Parish Church
First Parish Church Unitarian marked Children’s Sunday with christenings Bibles and flowers for youth and a tribute to adults assisting religious education. Rev Ronald M Mazur christened John Charles Zdanowicz Jr Michael Francis Zdanowicz and Lisa Jean Penke. A parable led by Mazur followed by a voice solo and year end staff tributes concluded the services.
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Stow
First Parish Church
Unitarian
Ronald M. Mazur
John Zdanowicz
Crescent Street
William Peake
Great Road
John Charles Zdanowicz, Jr
Michael Francis Zdanowicz
Lisa Jean, Penké
Mazur
Elizabeth MacDonald
George D. Wood
Alvin Fletcher
Maur
Wood
Fletcher
Patsy Dwinells
Elaine Fletcher
Sallie Frost
Ruth Bigelow
Audrey Martin
Martha Ferguson
Alan Ferguson
Virginia Benjamin
Linda Fletcher
Susan Lovell
Davene Brewer
Sudbury Extends Rural Route Service and Tercentenary Parade
Sudbury postmaster Forrest D. Bradshaw announced extending rural route service with some routes already operating and all routes to receive service. Sudbury will join Marlboro Tercentenary Parade on Sunday June 12 at 2 p.m. featuring the Wayside Inn stagecoach. The Tercentenary runs June 10 through 19 with numerous activities.
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Sudbury
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Marlboro
Wayside Inn
Prizes at St Hub School Prize Day
Sudbury pupils received awards for not only set tasks but improved form personal conduct and enthusiasm. The program included cymbals tambourines and bells with costumes and a sugar edition, followed by refreshments at Hubert's Barn.
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Sudbury
Frig Hubert
Huckel
Hubert
Final Cinema Classic Gardo n at Town Hall features Barrymore
The Cinem Classics series ends with a Hollywood Greta G Barrymore entry based on a Baum novel. Show time June 12 at 8 15 PM no intermission. Tickets on sale through Sir Elizabeth's outlets.
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Sudbury
Greta G. Barrymore
Joan
Wallace Beery
Barrymore
Aries
Baum
Town Hall
Sir. Elizabeth’s
Bible School Opens Monday at West Acton-Ani School
The Baptist church in West Acton-Ani opens a Bible school on Monday with the general theme of the teachings of Jesus. Mrs. nam serves as director and a follow up session will be held Sunday led by Mrs. Herbert Broad.
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West Acton
Jesus
Nam
Herbert’ Broad
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