Bedford Girls Earn Awards For Attendance And Service
A busy season at the Bedford Gir l school lists numerous girls honored for games hostess cook and design awards along with attendance pins. Members include Mary Ayres Mary Berger Gail Bolin Diana Cole Gretchen Engelhardt Frances Flannery Louise Harrow Carolyn Ingalls Beverly Robinson Ruth Ann Berger Bonnie Bradworth Shirla Bradford Judith Isbell Patricia Joslin Elizabeth Joyce Carol Mahoney Joan Manosh Napoli Pauline Sweeney Dorothea Voigt Evangeline Ward Elizabeth Webber Louisey Taft Vera Dyment and more. Troop V leader Mrs. Walter Brolin assisted by Mrs. Henry Isner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ayres
Mammal
Mary Berger
Gail Brolin
Diana Cole
Housekeeping
Gretchen +Engelhardt
Frances Flannery
Nancy
Lewelling
Louise Harrow
Carolyn Ingalls
Beverly
Mrs Hervey Ross Plans Los Angeles Vacation
Mrs Hervey Ross of Newton Street will depart from Logan Airport Boston by plane on Sunday for a month in Los Angeles. She will be accompanied by her mother Mrs John Shaw of Whitinsville. More than 9 000 Detroit drivers had licenses revoked in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey Ross
Newton Street
Logan Airport
Boston
Los Angeles
John Shaw
Whitinsville
Detroit
City Farms Modernize Through Home Building Decade
A historic council report details farm home improvements over the last decade, noting 850000 new rural houses built and major repairs for 590000. Electrification and private baths doubled. seven of ten dwellings have electricity and three of ten have private baths.
Delaware Judge Fires Witchcraft Charge In 1950 Case
In Wilmington in 1950 a 23-year-old woman, Helen Evans, faced witchcraft accusations after allegedly giving a charm and claiming a handwriting curse. The judge dismissed witchcraft charges and ruled she would not stand trial for witchcraft. The decision noted such practice would be unbelievable in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Whitchcraft
Tupes
Browery
Delaware
Man ties wife, drives off with child in failed divorce scheme
Seattle traffic investigator Robert Johnson believed his wife would not divorce him and restrained her then drove toward Osakia Miva farm with their 18 month old son. An accident occurred. Mrs Johnson was hospitalized lightly, Johnson jailed for reckless driving as she offered to bail him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Robert
Johnson
Boeing Airplane Company
Osakia
Miva
Jghhson
Radioactive Metals Used in Commercial Research
A report notes researchers at a center are using a four inch uranium pencil rod to observe particles in rubber compounds. Dr. Howard E Fritz, director of research, says studying the makeup of the rubber and minute particles aims to improve product quality. The uranium pencil is expected to last three to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regesville
Pie
Pere
May Brigg
Fgopazich
Howard E
Fritz
Sinners Donat To Pay its achedotios
Campbellsville Tom Mere dith was arrested for violating the city anti loud speaker ordinance and fined 21.50 total. A second warrant carried a 10,990 fine and cost for breach of peace. He told Judge Hard he would ask the sinners to pay. He was allowed to leave court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellsville
Tom Meredith
New
Chaceipe
Robert Hard
Bedford Woman's Club Awards $100 Scholarship
Bedford Woman's Club presents a $100 scholarship to Nancy Joslin of North Road, who will enter Mt Holyoke College. The selection cited scholarship, personality and activity. Joslin is a National Honor Society member and former Lexington High staffer involved in yearbook and sports. Sudbury hosts a piano recital by junior class under Mrs Moody with students performing pieces by Thompson Porter Noyes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bedford Woman’s Club
Lewis G.webber
Concord High School
Concord
Morrill
Morrall
Dana B. Clark
Nancy Joslin
Frank Joslin
North Road
Mt. Holyoke College
Joslin
National Honor.Society
Lexington High School
Bedford Junior
Girls State
Bridgewater
American Legion Auxiliary
Assembly of Rainay Girls
Sudbury
John Dixon
Copp
Willa Astill Moody
Robyn
Eva
Thompson
Nancy Harpin
Dean Burland
Patty McElwain
Waldo—Capain Kidd
Kenneth Cutler Porter
Fairy
Hunt
Navy “Sonz
Anchors Aweigh
Porter
Light Hearts
David Copp
Acton VFW Auxiliary Holds June Meeting and Memorial Wreaths
The Acton VFW Auxiliary met June 6 at Mrs George Newton's home with President Priscilla Roche presiding. A wreath project for Memorial Day used Scout gathered material and funds from Mrs Harriet Taylor. A June 2 gathering started a membership drive led by June Fitzsimmons. A June 20 petition-reading session will occur at Mary Barker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Reguar
VFW
George Newton
Harriet Taylor
Weatherby Road
Taylor
June
Mary Barker
East
Flora Graves
Ben. Rice
Whitney Homestead
Stow
Bedford Veterans’ Hospital
Community committee members listed for event duties
The article lists several women and men assigned to roles by the Oy Committee and silent committee for a local event. Names include Mrs. Arles Barrett Horace S Teague Mrs. Thomas Tuck Mrs. Daria Clark Mrs. Kimball and others such as Mrs. Karl Voigt Mrs. Allen Gilman Mrs. George Bradworth Walter Bieren and Oscar Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renate
Arles
Barrett
Horace S
Teague
Thomas Tuck
Daria Clark
Kimball
Karl Voigt
Alen Gilman
George Bladworth
Walter _Bieren
John Rasuolo
Harold Weil
Oscar Reed
Bernard Webber and
Sweetnam
Silent Committee
Cocoees
C. Emerson Fx
Concord Police Arm Shotguns In Wild Dog Pack Hunt
Concord Police Chief William G. Ryan has armed patrol cars with shotguns to aid hunters in ridding the Nine Acre Corner area of a growing pack of wild dogs raiding livestock. Sudbury and Concord farmers report stray cattle and pigs being attacked as 20 or more dogs, including shepherd and husky breeds, hide by day and roam at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wiliam G. Ryan
Nine Acre Corner
Sudbury
Anderson
Rugiero
Ryan
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Foxes Outwit Hunters in Silent Chase
An old frontier tale notes cunning foxes evading pursuing hunters through dense brush. The piece highlights the wily nature of the animals and their elusive, patient tactics in a rugged landscape.
Sudbury Day Camp Elbanobscot Opens for Third Season
Sudbury announces Camp Elbanobscot a day camp for ages 4 to 12 running July 3 through August 25 from 9 to 4. It offers transport and lunch with new tents athletic field parking and waterfront improvements. Directors Mrs Bosilla Neilan and Miss Elaine Hillson will welcome visitors June 17 and 18 at camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Camp Elbanobscot
Bosilla Neilan
Elaine Hillson
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Irethe Christige
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Ge, Robertarington
Jane Ith
Deborah Th Wenger
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al Jane Isner
Mary Rock‘apone
Deborah Wenger
Eleanor Subeinott
Jane
Feverly Smith
Izabeth Wen
Elizabet i
Eleanor Or
Deboral Ington
Roberta
le Sayer, Meade, Martherine Keiz
Ie Isnor
Marjorie Johnston
Lineine Keizer
Tirude Say
Mrs. Char
Jean Balfour
Ancy Thatchardt
Betty Trainor
Betty Anelhardt
Jan‘ainor
Louise
Roy
Biven Awards
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Klaus Fuchs
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar, Hoover
J. Howard McGrath
Maynard
Mass
Hemburger
Delamare
A. Ie
Malcolm Lyons
Barbara Annett
Gleasondale
Woman's Club
Nancy ‘Joslin
Merrill
Pleyel—Minnett
Smith
Dorothy
Priscilla Fellows
Robert Noyes
Merkel
Hunting
Song
France
Sally Cutler
Gertrude Davison
Romance Thompson
Nancy Jean McDonatel
Beethoven
Carol Hodder
VFW Auxiliary News
Concord Police
San Francisco
A&p's Low
Coe
Bert
A&p
the Sily
A&p, Food
Atlantic Avenue
Tana
Ian $E
Megowen
Ann Fage
Gerber
MU Eai
Boraxo
Ajax
Sunnyfield
Hamburg
Cofeee
AGP
Ked 'le
Ann Tokainn
Boston ST Lers
BISC
Cri
Chesspo
Barry
Ellogg
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