Red Cross shown as vital aid in disasters and daily life
The article extols the Red Cross as a universal symbol of neighborly help providing shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and nursing support to disaster victims and service members. It highlights blood products, counseling, and rapid aid, urging community training and fundraising with a $1,600 goal before March 31 led by Albert G. Alexanian in Maynard.
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Red Cross
Congo
Cross
Albert G. Alexanian
Maynard
Maynard and area town meetings wrap up for year
Maynard reports 1,838 of 3,900 voters went to the polls on a stormy day as election results show veterans losing posts and new boards forming. Sudbury Bedford Carlisle Concord Acton and Lexington also held sessions with contests decided, budgets approved, and housing, school, and town plans discussed.
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Maynard
Frank C. Lituri
Board of Health Post
Emile A. Dumas
Eleanor Hunter
Iibrary
Board of Health
Boxborough
Concord
Precott Burroughs
Sudbury Way
Lawrence
Lil” Nelson
Dorothy (Giles) Ham
Public Safety
Frank S. Giles
Sudbury
Tizenry
Ieemas
Tighe
Bedford
John Earl Dick
McMahan
Freddy Sullivan
Aman
Wag Nagy
Iing
eCest
Leland W
Francis Warren
Joe” Seronde
Chris Herter
Carlisle
George W. Foss
Selectman
Hudson
D. Francis Murphy
Selectmen
Eunice Charbonneau
Housing Board
Helen Shaw
William B. Lochman
John J. Sheehan
John E. Mutty
Town
Keyes
Bub
Manard
Eton
Acton
Albert P. Durkee
Lexington Way
Lexington
Lifeline Drive Support Continues for Red Cross Blood Program
The Maynard campaign urges continued Red Cross blood collection with a promise that two pints will be gathered swiftly. It notes the blood is free from volunteers and underscores the vital derivatives supplied to hospitals and health agencies.
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Red Cross
Punch and Judy Puppetry Review in Sudbury
Edwin B. Petter reviews Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School’s Punch and Judy showcase by Mimi Hanson and Company. The performance blends Carroll Milne figures with German roots, featuring skilled child performers and strong turns by David Hanson and Susan Baer. A translated Kasper segment faltered. overall the show offers lively puppetry and a playful liberation from linguistic restraint.
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Edwin B. Petter Sudbury
Punch
Judy
Crookback
Truth
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School
Mimi” Hanson and Company
Milne
Christopher Robin
Hanson
John Moore, Jr
Lincoln Russell
Russell
Russell Fry
T. Paty
Alice
Lincoln
March Hare
Meredith
Ameri
Carroll
Watie Dennis
Shaw
Ellen Terry
Hansons
Kasper
Lettie Cowden
Susan Baer
the Davids
Baer
Barker
Don Quixote
Oxford
Joe Sangiolo
Yesteryear items spotlight Concord notables and deaths
A vintage Concord roundup lists town clerk William Cross speaking on town duties at Concord High, deaths of Dr Daniel Goodnow in Maynard aboard a liner, Reed Lyons 57 in Stow, Horace uttie 60 in Concord, George McCarthy 29 in North Acton, and local notes on births, anniversaries, and spring activities including a Maynard directory distribution and a 50th K of C anniversary.
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William D. Cross
Concord High
Daniel Goodnow
Maynard
Jacksonville
New York
Reed Lyons
Stow
Horace ‘‘‘Uttie
Concord
William Priest
Horace E
Milfin
George McCarthy
North Acton
A. H. Gillmore
Walter Tuttle
South Acton
Patrick Powers
Jones
Concord High School News And Community Notes
Emergency report highlights a Farewell party for Earl J Sheehan Wes cord mentioning duties in social personnel and reformatory to join the Army J Clifford from Concord High and Frank J Googins principal. Elaine Martin Otto Beaudreau win high school fair at St Michael s jn son. Mr Mrs Arthur Stow receive 1st Club ward Troisi Maynard visited Canada. Josby editor Peter Bulkeley hot water shortage at school caf Mrs Rockwood West Concord celebrate 62nd wedding anniversary residents of Concord 1 years.
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Otion
Vatican
Earl J. Sheehan
Wescord
Reformatory
Army
J. Clifford
Concord High
Frank J. Googins
Elaine Martin
Otto Beaudreau
St. Michael's
Arthur
Stow
Troisi
Maynard,ly
Canada
Josby
Peter Bulkeley
Caf
Rockwood
West Concord
Concord
Firm Adds New Symbol Emblem Maynard
American Can Company announces a new symbol emblem to 120000 stockholders and the public. William C. Stanley, Bradley Sun Division manager, confirms the ASE shows on the 1961 annual report cover and on a specially designed mailing envelope. The emblem features a red stylized A inside the familiar oval with the word American inside in bold black.
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Maynard
American Can Company
William C. Stanley
Bradley Sun Division
American Can
American
National Poison Prevention Week Observed Nationwide
The observance runs through March 24 with hospitals and medical groups promoting poison safety. About 500000 ingestions occur yearly in the United States and fatalities mainly involve children under five from medicines, especially aspirin.
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United States
New Emblem Symbolizes Ongoing Company Auction Work
The emblem reflects the company’s continued activity in packaging and paper products for the home, signaling ongoing efforts and emphasis on these core lines of business.
Sudbury Recital Sparks Mixed Praise and Sharpness
A Sudbury recital review praises the performers while noting complex feelings about the cast and staging. The writer condemns Col John Glenn's alleged actions and thanks Puppeteer Mimi Letti e Cowden and others for their creative work on puppets, sets, and direction.
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Belle MacDonald
Judy
Sudbury
Col
John Glenn
Sters
Glenn
Sue
Theon
Sperry Rand
Mimi
Setti
Musicohn Schjelderup
Evelyn Mo
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U.P.I
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Puppet Show Review
Yesteryear
Concord Academy
Alphonseaul
Samuel Albert
Frank Sanderson
Maynard Trust Company
Sanderson
Edward Comeau
Emerson Hospital
Clinton Fletcher
Concord Clothing
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