Girl Scout Training Sessions Held at Framingham College
Leaders from Ashland Framingham Natick and other towns attended a series of Girl Scout training lectures at Framingham Teachers College. Courses cover basic training for Brownie and intermediate leaders plus senior program and council training with certificates awarded to attendees who complete all four lectures.
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Ashland
Framingham
Porerick Fish
G. S. Colining
Fram- Teachers College
College of Train
M Daley
Natick
How
Urneck
Nd Publications
Leonard Farrellham
Court News: Paul J. Andrews Fined After Williams Street Crash
Paul J. Andrews of 18 Sherman Street Bes pleaded not guilty but found guilty by Judge George E. Dewey in District Court yesterday on a charge of reckless driving. He paid a $20 fine after an accident involving his car on Williams Street near May 30, with two out of town motorists involved.
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Paul J. Andrews
Sherman Street
Besset
George E. Dewey
Andrews
Williams Street
Two Men Pay Fines By Mail for Amber Light Violation
Victor Glowka and Albert Mooradian, both pleading guilty, paid $5 fines by mail for failing to slow at an amber light at Lincoln and Bolton streets. Glowka is 22 of 39 Pine Street North Bellingham and Mooradian is 18 Arlington Road West Hartford Connecticut.
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Lincoln and
Bolton Streets
Victor J. Glowka
Pine Street
Bellingham
Albert H. Mooradian
Arlington ‘Road
West Hartford
Connecticut
Marlboro Woman Sues City Over Florence Street Fall
Grace A. Jones of 67 West Main filed a claim against the city for injuries from a fall on Florence Street on June 9. She says two blocks of concrete rose above the surface near the Vocational School entrance, causing the trip. She received treatment at Marlboro Hospital.
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Marlboro
Grace A. Jones
West Main Street
Florence Street
Marlboro Hospital
Maynard Elks At Barre Vermont Memorial Trip
A large group from the Maynard Massachusetts Elks traveled to Barre Vermont to attend memorial services for departed members. They rode to Burlington by bus crossed Lake Champlain by boat to Plattsburgh where Plattsburgh Lodge Elks hosted a banquet. They returned to Barre last Friday with a list of attendees including town officials judges and representatives. Gregarious animals are those living in herds or flocks.
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Maynard
Elks
Massachusetts
Barre
Verma
Burlington
Lake Chaplain
Plattsburg
Concord
William Stockwell
Noble Morton
James A. . Priest
Jeremiah Lynch
James J. Ledgard
Martin Durkin
John Driscoll
Arthur Parke
Col
Edward Higgins
South Acton
William Feeley
Carl Swanson
John Walsh
James O’connor
Franklin
Maurice McWalter
David Williams
Ivan Servie
Leon Moreau
Edward Sheehan
Large Real Estate Transfers Reported in Acton Town
The William H. O'Brien Real Estate Agency lists two major sales in the past week. The Reill farm on Elm Street West Acton transfers to Bradford Leach, and the Balch property on Dartmouth Street transfers to Walter Mikkenin of West Acton. These are among the year's largest transactions so far.
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Maynard
William H. O’brien
Reill
Elm Street
West Acton
Bradford Leach
Balch
Dartmouth Street
Walter Mikkenin
Shaver For 80th Birthday Receives First Party
Mrs W S Shaver of Wynne Arkansas turned 80 yet received her first ever birthday party. Neighbors and relatives gathered to celebrate this milestone with cake and well wishes.
Farmers trade tall tales by stove in village store
Two farmers in a village store share exaggerated tales. One boasts of a nephew who can outrun bullets after being shot at. The other counters with a cousin who can blow out a light and be undressed before darkness arrives.
Change Across Five Years Sparks Hidden Ambiguity
A man greets Helen after five years and notes her changed appearance. She counters with wit about ambiguity. He imagines the change must be for the better, while she teases the possibility of the opposite.
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Helen
Emily of Beacon Hill and the Hats We Wear
An elderly Boston socialite on Beacon Hill maintains old family traditions. She hosts a guest who notes the circle’s fine friends, then learns a witty measure of status: we don’t get hats, we have our hats.
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Boston
Beacon Hill
Middle West
Emily
Dinner party quip reshapes mail delivery remark
A Washington dinner talks about Postmaster General Donaldson and potential 1952 GOP nominee Margaret Chase Smith. When pressed on a platform she blurts I’m for two mails a day but corrects herself to deliveries a day. Guests react with laughter and surprise.
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Washington
Donaldson
Margaret Chase Smith
Margaret
Interviewer and applicant spar over electricity terms
A job interview features a back and forth on technical terms. The interviewer asks about an arma ture and the applicant offers a brief answer, revealing gaps in understanding. The exchange highlights communication and technical knowledge challenges in hiring.
Woman Visits Millinery, Seeks Laughs at Harold's
A Minneapolis shopper browsed Harold's millinery department trying on many frothy bonnets but clarified she did not intend to buy. The department buyer asked if she found something she liked. The customer replied she came in for laughs, not purchases.
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Harold’s Department Store
Minneapolis
GM Wheel Uses Fifteen Materials And Eighteen Steels
General Motors reports its automobile steering wheel combines fifteen material types and eighteen steel varieties. This diverse composition aims to balance strength, weight, and safety in vehicle steering systems.
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General Motors
Adjusting Kitchen Counter Heights for Comfort and Efficiency
A historical guide explains that standard kitchen cabinets may not fit every user. It recommends experimenting with seat and standing heights, using adjustable surfaces, and simple, low-cost tweaks like raised racks or casters to improve comfort, posture, and energy during tasks such as ironing, dishwashing, and food prep.
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Ergy
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Nome Pris Wioer
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Weorsinss
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Wach
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Colgate Palmolive
A&p Brand
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Union Church
Stow
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Pauls
Rs Gat
Acme Supply Co
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Erfta
Lowe St-inch
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