Five Out‑of‑Town Birth Notices At Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital records indicate five birth notices. Missive details list newborns to Mr and Mrs Stan Bolton Elm Street March 7 a son to Mrs Frank Wahlen Carlisle March 7 and additional births to Mr and Mrs Oliver Nash Road March 7 Mr and Mrs Donald Mohawk Drive March 10 and Mr and Mrs George Mil Slonial Road Sudbury March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital
Stan- Bolton
Elm. Street
Frank E. Wahlen
Treet
Carlisle
Oliver
Nash Road
Umphrey
Great Acton
Donald
Daugh
George Milslonial
Sudbury
Woman's Club Plans Spring Hat Review and April Meeting
Executive board of the NS Club Lions discusses the Spring Hat Review to be presented at Horse Pond School on April 6 at 10 a.m. Bartlett illinery to be introduced. Officers for the year to be voted May 4 at Westminster. Membership details and year-end luncheon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Walterednesday
Horse Pond School
Bartlett Clever Deillinery
Francis Raynor
Pril
Ill
Westminster
Fay, Jr
Putnam program features local dancers at Marlboro show
Stow Grange hall hosted a put program with dancers Richards io an Joseph Ryan Sus son Lynda Busbois Kens Hope Pittsley Dowell Ann Marie Ernie Richards Jr g Loreén Paul Le nin Audrey Lamy Is Jistine Falls Darlene Hartford Skipper athy Symes and Linda receiving warm applause. Refreshments followed the event for Marlboro residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ryan
Susson
Lynda Busbois
Kens
Hope
Pittsley Dowell
Ann Marie Ernie Richards, Jr
Loreén Paul
Lenin
Audrey Lamy
Jistine Falls
Darlene Ra Hartford
Skipperathy Symes
Linda
Date M Concert Changes Move to Sunday Afternoon
The third AIM concert shifts from Saturday to Sunday afternoon at Lexington 1 Auditorium to accommodate a larger audience. Transportation is provided and Ovak, the director, leads a program of children tales and excerpts from the Water and from Boro tzian Dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington 1
Gates H
Ovak
Will Tale
Conductorildren
Pro
Tickets At Door For Acton Dance Event
The West Acton Woman's Club hosts a scholarship dance at Blanchard Auditorium Friday at 7 30. Tickets may be obtained at the door. Caller Robert Treyz of Roxborough will announce and refreshments will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
West Acton Woman’s Club
Blanchard Auditorium
Robert Treyz
Roxborough
Heart Experts to Symposium on Renal Disease in Boston
Boston physicians from the Massachusetts Heart Association kidney division will host a Monday symposium on X Ray Diagnosis of Renal Disease at the Museum of Science in Boston. Moderator is Dr. John P. Merrill of Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Speakers include Dr. Eugene F. Pousasse Dr. James B. Dealy and Dr. J. Hartwell Harrison of Brigham Hospital. The event is part of the semi annual kidney disease symposium funded by the Heart Fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Heart Association
Museum of Scinece
John P. Merrill
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Eugene F. Pousasse
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Frank
Unity Club Hosts United Fund Speakers at Carlisle Meeting
At Union Hall a Unity Club open meeting featured Mrs. Milton Anderson regional director of residential district and Miss Anne Lincoln public relations department both of the Greater Boston United Fund. The event included a lively Q and A session with attendees from First Religious Society Unitarian Congregational Church and the Catholic Club.
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George Stevenson
Morris Rifkin
Maynard High Drama Cast for The Curious Savage
Maynard High School Dramatic Club begins rehearsals for The Curious Savage by John Patrick. The spring show on May 3 and 4 at Green Meadows School features cast members Robert Nevedonsky Richard Fardy Joan Wheeler Robert Hannon James Farren Roy Gould Virginia Rizzo Karen Souse Kathleen Buscemi Linda Bennet and Robert Whitney.
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Maynard
Maynard High School Dramatic Club
Curious Savage
John Patrick
Green Meadows School
Robert Nevedonsky
Richard Fardy
Joan Wheeler
Robert Hannon
James Farren
Roy Gould
Virginia Rizzo
Karen Souse
Kathleen Buscemi
Linda Bennet
Robert Whitney
Sudbury Teacher Wins John Hay Fellowship for Russian Study
Sudbury Regional High School announces John Hay Fellowship awarded to Paul B. Mitchell chair of history and government. He will spend summer in Russia and then study at a U S university arranged by Ford Foundation. Cooperating universities include California Chicago Harvard Northwestern Yale. Mitchell returns to regional in September 1961. Eighty three public high school teachers received the fellowship for 1960 1961 with recipients from 17 states and DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
John Hay
Paul B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Russia
United States
Ford Foundation
California
Chicago
Harvard
Northwestern
Yale
States
District of Columbia
Teenage nutrition study shows poor diets among youths nationwide
A 4-H foods and nutrition report from the Federal Extension Service notes that four in ten teenage boys and six in ten teenage girls have inadequate diets. It urges greater 4-H participation, offers program details, and provides free nutrition guidance from the 4-H Club Office at 19 Everett Street.
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Concord
Federal Extension Service
Middlesex County
America
Middlesex County 4-H
Everett Street
Notable Book List Ready at Library
The 1959 notable books list by the American Library Association is released and will be available at Concord Library and Fowler Library during National Library Week April 3 to 9. The list includes 49 books noted for major contributions to literature and general knowledge, featuring best sellers like Leonard Bernstein The Joy of Music and Allen Drury Advise and Consent as well as Elizabeth Thomas The Harmless People and Thomas Griffith The Waist-High Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American Library Association
Concord Library
Fowler Library
National Library
Leonard Bernstein
Allen’ Drury
Elizabeth Thomas
Kalahari Desert
Thomas Griffith
April activities planned by Acton Center Woman's Club
Members of the Acton Center Woman's Club outline an active April program. The next meeting is April 6 with a membership tea planned in April chaired by Mrs. Carl Ribeiro. Mrs. Edward W. Mann hosts the next meeting. The annual rummage sale is set for April 29 and 30 with co-chairs Mrs. William H. Kemp and Mrs. Norman G. Collins and president Mrs. Paul M. McPherson reports.
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Acton Center
Acton Center Woman’s Club
Carl Ribeiro
Edward W. Mann
William H. Kemp
Norman G. Collins
Paul M. McPherson
Concord High Students Plan Events After Exchange
Concord High School students thank Rindge Tech participants for the student government exchange led by James Hayes. Congratulations to Nancy Lambert Joan Parnell and Ian Hurley named NHS finalists. science fair postponed to Saturday with prep underway.
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Concord
Rindge Tech
James Hayes
Nancy Lambert
Joan Parnell
Ian Hurley
Guest Speaker Carlisle D Clark Addresses Carlisle Garden Club
Bedford nurseryman Carlisle Dana Clark was the guest speaker at Carlisle Garden Club's monthly meeting hosted by Mrs. Thelma Cann on South Road.
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Carlisle
Dana Clark
Bedford
Carlisle Garden Club
Thelma Cann
South Road
Easter Seal Child Beth Bolton Named 1960 Seal Child
Natick girl Beth Bolton 4 was chosen as the 1960 Easter Seal Child by the Bay State Society for Crippled and Handicapped. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Bolston Jr she was born without her right arm and is being trained to use a hook. The statewide $250000 Seal appeal continues through Easter.
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Beth Bolton
Natick
Bay State Society For Crippled and Handicapped
Beth
Ralph E. Bolston
Morgan Memorial Appeal For Goods At This Time
Sudbury area women are urged to gather clothing and discarded merchandise for the Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries. Officials say 350 handicapped workers gain employment and training, with a seasonable slump in house to house collections. Goods renovated and sold at reduced prices. Morgan Memorial Goodwill is New England’s largest private agency aiding the handicapped regardless of race creed or color.
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Sudbury
Morgan Memorial Goodwill ‘Industries
Boston
Goodwill Industries
Io House
Morgan Memorial ‘Goodwill Industries
New England
Travel Notes Highlight Concord Families Departures
Mr and Mrs A Edward Rowse of Concord and their seven children plan a move to Washington DC where he will take a position with a Washington newspaper. John s McGrath of Concord posts office returns from Maine after organizing a new regional post office at Presque Isle. The Heiligmanns of South Acton enjoy a Florida vacation and the McCon non family of West Concord heads for Pakistan where he takes a new Air Force assignment after Hanscom.
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A Edward Rowse
Main Street
Concord
Washington, D. C
Washington
Boston
Maynard- Acton
John “s.McGrath
Concord Postoffice
Maine
Presque Isle
Holliston
William McConnon
Concord Street
West Concord
Pakistan
Air Force
Hanscom Air Base
Bedford
Local Nursing Home Members to Attend Reading Panel
Carlisle area members of the Middlesex Essex Chapter of the Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes will join a Public Health and Welfare panel at Reading Community House tonight. Mrs Edna Sleeper, former president, announces an open house and state convention on May 1 and 2 and a hobby show in Boston on May.
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Carlisle
Middlesex-Essex
Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes
Reading Community House
Edna Sleeper
Boston
Special Woman's Page Debuts In Local Paper
A weekly Special Woman's Page begins with Tillie Taylor's column and local club notes. Articles may cover home makers, recreation, health tips, teens, and personals. correspondence addresses are provided for submissions.
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Tillie Taylor
Tillie
Nason Street
Box 61
Maynerd
Mass
Homemakers Club invites Concord area readers to join
A welcoming homemakers column invites wives and mothers to join a club with free membership. Readers may submit original recipes and ideas on home life, decorating, and saving. The section lists towns and invites postcards with solutions to common household problems and family activity ideas for summer travel and safety.
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Daddy
Huband
Concord
Acton
Carlisle
Bedford
Sudbury
Lincoln
Maynard
Stow Marlboro
Hudson
Northboro
Southboro
Homemakers’ Club
Box
Maynard Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Maynard Woman's Club Hosts Meeting Plans Afghan Gift
The Maynard Woman's Club and Maynard Garden Club met at K of C Hall. Mrs Richard Mahoney joined as a new member while Mrs Ruth Cleaves donated an Afghan for a Veterans Hospital. A second Afghan is being prepared and a $100 scholarship will be given in June. Thrift shop hours and donation drive noted. Speaker Miss Faith Tiberio presented Virgin Islands slides.
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Maynard
Maynard Woman’s Club
K. of C. Hall
Maynard Garden Club
William “Mansfield
Richard Mahoney
Ruth Cleaves
Veterans Hopital
Joe A. Wilson
Veterans Hospital
West Roxbury
Mansfield
Walter Carbone
Faith Taberio
Virgin Islands
Paul Foley
St. Patrick’s
Brooks Reed
George Kaler
West Concord Woman's Club Plans Tea and Sale in April
The West Concord Woman's Club under president Mrs John H Mulhall announces two April events The club tea is scheduled for April 4 and a rummage sale for April 30 at Harvey Wheeler School Publicity is handled by Mrs Theodore M Nelson.
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West Concord
West Concord Woman’s Club
John H. Mulhall
Harvey Wheeler School
Theodore M. Nelson
Sudbury Woman's Club Leader Attends 11th District Roundtable
Mrs. J. Carrol Morris president of Sudbury Women's Club will attend the 11th district roundtable under director Mrs. Charles E. Cummings in West Boylston on March 25. Miss Florence Armes Hosmer art chairman and Mrs. Arthur E. Fay Jr. will accompany her.
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Sudbury
J. Carrol Morris
Sudbury Women’s Club
Charles E. Cummings
West Boylston
Florence Armes Hosmer
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Morris
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Scituate
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Jace
Massachusetts
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Stow,street
South Acton
Florida
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Campground Unlimited
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Jillie Taylor
Europe
Volkswagen
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Monaco
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Stockholm
Frank Barcia
East Brewster
Barcia
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Big Bow
Sale
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