Middlesex County Extension names state delegates
Middlesex County Extension Day honored 4 H club members as county winners in demonstrations dress revue and public speaking. Winners qualify for state competition at the 4 H State Achievement Day July 23 at the University of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Munson
Concord
Middlesex
MMM
Framingham
John Gallivan
4-H’ers
Woburn
University of ‘Massachusetts
Middlesex County
University
Jane Boyes
Townsend
Nancy Kurchian
Reading
Karen Wdsber
Eleanor Bissell
Ton
Ney Lewis
Chelmsford
Linda Neal
Lexington
Importance of Nutritive Value Over Calorie Counting
The piece stresses including milk meat fish fruits vegetables bread and cereal daily to meet basic needs. It warns against omitting nutrient rich foods and defines empty calories as lacking vitamins or minerals like soda candy and desserts. It promotes a Middlesex County Extension Service booklet with low calorie high value recipes available free from 19 Everett Street.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Everett Street
Homemaker's Day At Waltham Field Station
Nearly 200 women from 34 communities in Middlesex County attended Homemaker's Day at Waltham Field Station. The event featured modeling of shirtwaist dress accessories made in Extension Service dressmaking classes. Attendees included Mr. John DSalvo of Ashland and Mrs. Bryant Chaplain and Mrs. Lawrence Brown of Westford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Carey
Middlesex County
Waltham Field Station
John Dsalvo
Ashland
Bryant Chaplain
Lawrence Brown
Westford
June Dairy Month Promotes Milk and Festivities in Boston
The feature promotes June Dairy Month with a Boston centered celebration June 12 to 19. It includes dairy exhibits tours recipes contests and media appearances plus a June 12 night game at Fenway Park. Milk is highlighted as a basic food with home delivery recommendations for children.
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Thomas Moore
Boston
New England
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Faculty marshals named for 58th Boston Garden commencement
North eastern University faculty will act as marshals at the 58th annual commencement at Boston Garden. About 1,900 degrees will be conferred. Some 15,000 parents friends and guests are expected. J Edmund W. Fenn associate professor of government will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Northeastern University
Boston Garden
J . Edmund W. Fenn
Alcott Road
St Louis Born as French Fur Trading Center in 1764
The city of St Louis originated in 1764 as a French fur trading post. Its early settlement connected trade routes along the Mississippi River and laid the groundwork for a major urban center.
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St. Louis
Maynard Civil Defense Earns Big First From Co op Survival Sale
Maynard Civil Defense in cooperation with United Co op Super Market reports a successful two week survival stockpile sale. Large turnout and increased volumes credited to displays loaned by local businesses and support from Col John J Devlin and Col Wilfred A MacLeod. Over 8000 pieces of survival literature distributed. a nurse led booth answered questions and posters were praised. The effort aims to raise awareness of immediate shelter preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Civil Defense
United Co-op
Co-op
Ray Tuomanen
Civil Defense
F. W. Woolworth, Co
Manning Pharmacy
Maynard Army and Navy
John E. Mutty
Concord Civil Defense Organization
John J. Devlin
Wilfred A. MacLeod
Sector 3D
Marion Tomy
Mary Priest
C.D
Progress
Rotary Plans Installation of New Maynard Officers
Maynard Rotary Club schedules installation of new officers on Monday June 29. A catered dinner at 6 30 p m at Ray Harris estate North Acton with Luther Witham presiding. Will be a ladies night affair with reservations by June 22. William Osbeck to succeed Joseph Bachrach as president. A Westminster chapter night may be attended by a delegation on June 16 at Westminster Country Club.
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Maynard
Maynard ‘Rotary Club
Luther Witham
Ray Harris
North Acton
William Osbeck
Joseph Bachrach
Westminster
Westminster Country Club
Concord Rotarians
Edward J €Oye
Philip Burke
Waltham
Frank Barteaux
Framingham
Andrew Ogren
Stoneham
John J. Flannery
Concord
Ralph Powell
William Leland
Hudson
West Germany ends May with record low unemployment
West Germany posted a record low 320,799 unemployed at the end of May according to the Federal Employment Bureau. The figure reflects the ongoing improvement in the labor market and is noted by UPI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Federal Employment Bureau
Requiem Sung For Accident Victim In Lexington
A high Mass was held at St. Bridgid's Church Lexington for William J Murphy 22 victim of an automobile crash in Lansing. He was grandson of Christian A Martinson and survivor of parents three brothers a sister and extended family. Born in Avon he studied at Michigan State and UC Berkeley summer program.
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Concord
St. Bridgid’s
Lexington
William J Murphy
Lansing
Christian
A. Martinson
Hubbard Street
Clara Martinson
Avon
University of California
Michigan State
Bengal tiger sparks highway patrol stop in Lafayette
California trooper Emery J. Hanlon pulled over after spotting a driver struggling with a passenger. The man, Merritt R. Ketchum, 31, a seaman, explained it was his Bengal tiger who just wanted to blow the horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Calif
UPI
Emery J. Hanlon
Merritt R. Ketchum
Concord man honored by Raytheon at banquet
David D. Coffin, vice president and manager of Raytheon Missile Systems division, was honored at a Swampscott banquet with a commemorative book signed by 900 officials and employees, a color TV, and a painting sketch for his 25 years at the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Raytheon Comvery
Missile-Systems
David D. Coffin
Hildreth Jane
Swampscott
New Ocean
Coffin
Tvice-Witt
Raytheon
Charles F. Adams
Missile Systems Division
Funeral for Late Veteran at Maynard
Funeral services for George A. Jamieson 70 were held at St George Episcopal Church Maynard with burial in Glenwood cemetery. He served in World War I and left a wife Edith Palmer, a son George, six sisters and two brothers as survivors.
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Maynard
St. George’s ‘Episcopal Church
George A. Jamieson
Lincoln Street
Albert E. Gabriel
Glenwood Cemetery
Fowler
Charles A. Welch
Lodge
A. F
A. M
Frank J. DeMars Post
A. L
St. George’s Church
Edith Palmer
George
Roxborough
Eva ®Idanza
Doris ‘King
Evelyn Ferguson
Grace Nelson
Medfield
Mildred
Baker
Marlborough
Helen Pretty
Germany
Ralph
Raymond
Hartland
Holy Name Breakfast With Nuns Planned at St Elizabeth
Holy Name Society of St Elizabeth of Hungary Church in West Acton will host a communion breakfast after the 7 o clock mass led by president Atty Julian J D Agostino. Catered in the parish hall by Mrs Quinn of Maynard, two missionary nuns from Framingham are guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Holy Name Society of St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Atty
Julian J. D’agostino
Quinn
Maynard
South Acton
Framingham
Nashoba Valley
Carlisle Board of Appeals to Hold Public Hearing
The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing at Spalding School Auditorium on Monday June 15 at 8 o'clock to act on the petition of S Frank and Ruth D Hichen for a variance of the zoning by law affecting Bedford road land.
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Carlisle — Board of Appeals
Spalding School
S. Frank
Ruth D.“Hichen
Bedford Road
Acton Youth Graduate Gains Arts Degree at Middlebury
Acton Center Byron H Koh 356 Main Street received a bachelor of arts degree at Middlebury on Monday. He prepared at Kimball Union Academy Meriden NH. He joined Chi Psi and majored in American Literature. He edited Frontiers and belonged to players drama group senior year. He played lacrosse first two years and served on senior class council and the enquirers junior and senior years.
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Acton Center
Byron H. Koh
Main Street
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Kimball Union Academy
Meriden
N. H
Chi Psi
Frontiers
Koch
The
Enquirers
Bedford Rosary Circle elects officers at meeting
The Bedford Rosary Circle opened its monthly meet ing with the rosary and elected officers: President Katharine Gilman, vice president Dorothy Davin, secretary Lorraine McMahan, treasurer Loretta Poleo. Plans for the annual picnic at Convent of Marist Sisters Framingham were discussed. A plaque honoring retiring president Jean Sutkus was presented by Mrs Peg Longin. Refreshments were served by Miss Josephine Race Mary Lineh and Elaine McDonald.
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Bedford
Josephine Race
Mary Lineh
Elaine’ Mc‘Donald
Miss Whalen Takes Over Beauty Shop
Miss Helen Whalen, after 14 years with Rose Kelly, takes ownership of Rose's Beauty Shop at 4 Pleasant Street. She will operate under the same name and invites former clients to visit. current phone TW. 17-8440 remains in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whalen
Rose Kelly
Pleasant ‘Street
Rose
Local youth Griffin sails in Twin Peaks exercise
Concord Maurice L Griffin Jr seaman USN son of Maurice L Griffin and Mrs Griffin from 5 Thoreaucourt served aboard the heavy cruiser USS Toledo. He took part in amphibious landing at Camp Pendleton California during the Twin Peaks exercise, the largest of its kind since January 1957, involving over 60 Navy ships and 25 000 Marines.
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Concord
Maurice L. Griffin, Jr
USN
Maurice L. Griffin
Thoreaucourt
Toledo
Camp Pendleton
Cal
Memorial Church Observes Children's Day Sunday
On Sunday June 14 Memorial Congregational Church observes Children’s Day. Beginning June 21 the church will hold a single worship service at 10 a.m. Senator Leverett Saltonstall announces that Sudbury School Committee has been certified for immediate payment of 10039 dollars from 13385.37 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Congregational Church
U. S
Leverett P. Saltonstall
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Sudbury School Committee
Unclear OCR: Ralph Allen District Appointment Noted
Fragmentary report notes Maynard Ralph Allen district announcement by a company president Mark Vermilyea joined the staff as a clerk in 1939 Vermilyea later served as statesman and advanced within the organization.
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Maynard Ralph Allen
Mark Pany
Vermilyea
Pany
Vermilyea Ties to Maine and Propane Network
Vermilyea linked to Wellesley and Boston schools and the University of Maine. He is active in Bay Suburban Propane, a national bottled gas distributor. The company serves homes farms boats and regional and industrial needs across 18 eastern states. Buy U. S. savings.
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Vermilyea
Wellesley
Boston
Maine
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Blanche W. Eames
H.M. Thorpe
Alfred W. Boicourt
University of Massachusetts
Dorothy E. Gibson
Edna S. Moore
Eli Aletter
West Newton
E. Wells Hutton
West Concord
County
Cine Economics Agents
Women’s Advisory Council
Roger Clarke
Richard W. Green
Walter Brown
Irene Blanchard
TAX & Vacation Club
RIDAT
A.W
Middlesex Institution For Savings
N.Y
Wilhe’ O
First Street
Col Gillespie
Cambridge Research Center
Stapel
AFCRC
Air Force
IRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
BNI Bey
Richard L. Glendon
C. S
California
West Main and
Sunda Aftenoos
Holy Name Group
Frederick H. Greene, Jr
Hubert A. Stauffer
Greene
Lincoln
Stauffner
Weston
National Research
Cambridge
Board of Appeals
Acton
Byron Koh
Miss Whalen
Vermilyea Farm
South District
R. A. Vermilyi
Gy Betai
RAI RY
Sale
Twinoaks
United Cooperative
SO Dairy Department
Mass
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