4-H Club Honors Award Recipients Named at Ceremony
The committee awarded blue ribbons to Judy De Massarelli and a group of 4-H members including Dr Karen Grandell Jane Morlowney Roberta Latva Alice Lacher Janet Perkala Mer Sky Judith Mar konowicz Elaine Jannitelli Betty Jarmulow ley Jean Lorenge Tobin Patricia France Adrienne Kane Ana Rose Marie Lalli Karen Jok Grant Joan Jardy Tobin for achievements at the Saturday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy de Massarelli
Karen Grandell
Dorothy Mor- Lowney
Roberta Ricia Latva
Alice Lacher
Janet Perkala
Mersky
Judith Mar- Konowicz
Elaine E Jannitelli
Stow Woman's Association Elects Officers for 1954
At the Stow Woman's Association annual meeting and luncheon held April 27 at the Domine Manse in Bedford, officers were elected for the 1954 1955 season. The roster includes President Mrs Harry Herrick and secretary Mrs Leon Wetherbee among others. State Federation Committee members are Mrs Ira Creelman and Mrs David Clemens. The note ends with a health fact about a human heart beating two to three billion times in a lifetime.
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Stow
Stow Woman’s Association
Domine Manse
Bedford
Harry Herrick
Federation
Philip Addy
Leon Wetherbee
William Burbridge
David Clemens
Earle van Buskirk
Clifford Martin
William Smith
Orrin Benjamin
Everett Angier
William Robus
George Peterson
Milton Hunter
Freeland Georgi
Marion Wood
Albert Drechsler
State Federation
Ira Creelman
Children With Blue Ribbons Will Exhibit Projects
The students who earned blue ribbons will display their projects at the event exhibiting student work and creativity.
Soil Conservation as a Way of Life in Middlesex
The Middlesex Soil Conservation District urges soil and water protection as a shared responsibility. It argues soil conservation is a life practice beyond farming, emphasizing stewardship of land for future generations and linking soil health to water and food supply globally.
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New York City
Middlesex County
Soil Conservation Service
Middlesex Soil Conservation District
Waltz Parties End Season at Wayside Inn
Sudbury reports the second season of waltz parties at the Wayside Inn concluded Friday night with a large gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs W Leroy Temple. Pre dance entertainment included prominent local hosts and a crowd from Sudbury and beyond attended the event.
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Wayside Inn
Sudbury
W. Leroy Temple
Kenneth Howes
Framingham
FE. Sophier Welch
Louisbury Square
Boston
Warren’ Carstensens
John Lothrops
John B. ‘Tews
Frederick Whitesides
Thomas Adams
S. Gorham
Brighams
George Vinsondalers
Whittier to Speak at Stow Civic Club Meeting
Lieutenant Governor Stow speaker Monday evening May 10 at 8 in Town Hall. Whittier served 10 years in State Senate and two in the House prior to becoming Lt Governor. He coordinated Worcester tornado relief funds and led a major statewide fundraising drive. He is known as Father of Good Government Day and chairs key state committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Sumner G. Whittier
Massachusetts
Stow Civic Club
Whittier
State Senate
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Everett
Massachuset’s
Cenecole
Annual Junior Prom at Stow
Hale High School held its annual Junior Prom Friday evening in Stow Town Hall with about seventy students, parents, and faculty in attendance. The venue featured pastel decorations and a large umbrella, while the Wilson and French Orchestra provided music. John Peck led the Grand March with partner Margaret Woodhead. assisted by underclassmen William Turner Ernest Landry and Shirley Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Town Hall
Wilson and French Orchestra
Marlboro
John Peck
Margaret Woodhead
Prom Honors Honorary Guests and Student Leaders
The text lists guests including Mr. Barclay Bishop and the Beauregards with many couples, notes representation by Principal William J. Hartley and staff, and credits junior class officers for prom success. It identifies William Byron as president and John Peck as vice president of the junior class, Anna May Beauregard as secretary, Donald Scruggs as treasurer, Warren Hennigan as student council representative, plus Dora Fletcher as junior class advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Bishop
Donald A. Beauregard
Roy Kinsley
Edward A. Madama
Albert Nelson
William H. Peck
Ruth Sanders
Roland N. Wright
William J. Hartley
Sherman Platt
Alvin H. Fletcher
William Byron
John Peck
Anna May Beauregard
Donald Scruggs
Warren Hennigan
Dora Fletcher
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association Meets at Goodnow Library
The April 28 Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association meeting heard Board of Public Welfare Chairman Roland Cutler explain new state welfare regulations adopted by Sudbury. Fire Chief Albert St Germain demonstrated respirator use and discussed Sudbury’s fire incidents this year, noting more fires in the first four months than in all of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Public” Health Nursing Association
Goodnow
Roland Cutler
Sudbury Board of Public Welfare
State Department of Public Welfare
Albert St. Germain
Sudhur
Rainbow Assembly Plans Mothers Day Degree
The Concord Rainbow Assembly held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple in Concord last Saturday night. Miss Marjorie Metzler of Carlisle, worthy advisor, presided and plans were made for the upcoming mothers day degree.
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Rainbow Assembly
Concord
Concord Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Metzler
Carlisle
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Stow Woman's Association
Scrove
BY Desco
Nature
Hhave
Hati
Alicia
LIFE
Ladies’ Home Journal
McCall's
Desco Shoes
Omo
Middlesex Soil, Conservation District News
Carl O. Clark
Concord, Mass
Lt. Gov. of
Mass
Easy
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Poplin’s
Hudson
Charlton
Main Street
D&m Shoe Co
Houghton Street
Alan Ladd
Shelley Winters
Victor Mature
Piper Laurie
Richard Carlson
Julia Adams
The
Audie Murphy
Rae
Yae
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