Grangers back Proclamation at Sudbury Juvenile Program
Sudbury's Grange and parents hosted a juvenile program with about 600 attendees. Milton Bolling and guests from Framingham and Framingham State supported the event while local officials and the Grange community highlighted youth activities and community service.
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Francis W. Mudget
Herier
Patricia M. Kelly
Henry M. Nelson
Milton Bolling
Aubrey W .Borden
Sudbury Selectman
Dairies
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Borden
Child
Pasepall
Helen Borden
John E. Johnson
State Grange
William E. Byrne
Massachusetts Youth Services Board
James DeNormandie
State House
Lewis W. Farley
New York
The
Grange
Henry Nelson
M.C
Horgan Infant Dies at Emerson Hospital
Brendan William Horgan three months old son of Mr and Mrs William E Horgan of 205 Elm Street died Tuesday night at Emerson Hospital from meningitis Born February 14 he leaves two older brothers A private funeral will be held Thursday with prayers by Rev Thomas B Morgan Our Lady Help of Christians Church Burial in St Bernard's Cemetery
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West Concord
Brendan William Horgan
William E. Horgan
Kathleen Dee
Elm Street
Emerson Hospital
Thomas B. Morgan
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Bedford Fire Company Elects Officers After Meeting
The Bedford fire company of 17 called firefighters elected Salvatore Albani as captain. Lieutenants named were Benjamin Wiggins Nicholas Genetti Orlando Palmeri. Kenneth Armstrong was chosen clerk treasurer with auditors Richard Powderly Charles Genetti. House committee includes Dominic Palmeri and others. Three engineers appointed are Richard Dodge Walter Swanson and John Snyer.
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Bedford
Bedford Fire Company
Salvatore Albani
Benjamin Wiggins
Nicholas J. Genetti
Orlando Palmeri
Kenneth Armstrong
Richard J. Powderly
Charles Genetti
Dominic Palmeri
Charles Smith
Fred Bedford
Board of Selectmen
Richard S. Dodge
Walter Swanson
John B. Snyer
Sudbury Scouts Hold May Meetings and Camporee Plans
The Sudbury Boy Scout weekly meeting and Board of Review took place May 3 at the Congregational Church. Ten Scouts passed Second Class and four passed First Class. awards set for May 17. An overnight at Parmenter Reservation May 5 featured a scavenger hunt, games, signal drills, and a campfire skit. May 6 district camporee discussed. plans for the annual banquet and Eagle Court of Honor May 17 outlined.
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Sudbury
Congregational Church
Red Rover
Senoir
David Davison
Scoutmpester
Board of Review
D. Shay
G. Dempster
H. Tebo
C. Cousins
Court of Honor
Parmenter Reservation
Davison
Brenn
Red Sox
Ralph Bennett
Peter Boughton
John Tucker
Bumbo
P. Mahoney
JW. Moulton
P. Boughton
J. Morris
J. Cavicchio
G. Lundberg
W. Kilton
W. Young
G. Boughton
John Saint
Walter Kilton
Joseph Bisson
Charles Cousins
Ted Davison
Boughton
Eagle Court of Honor
Theodore Davison
Stow Bird Walk Marks Audubon Day Event
Stow joins statewide Audubon Day with more than 100 walks including a Stow event led by Mrs. Edward Sanger from Pilot Grove Farm on Crescent Street at 8 a.m. May 12. Francis Warren can answer questions at Twin Oaks 7 2808.
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Stow
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Edward Sanger
Pilot Grove Farm
Crescent Street
Francis Warren
Twin Oaks
Bedford Elects New Teachers For 1956 September
At Bedford School Committee meeting two teachers resigned. Christine Batten of Greenfield Mass was named supervisor of elementary education effective Sept 1 1956. Batten holds a B S from Keene Teachers College and is pursuing a master's. Also appointed were Joan Cirame math science grade 8 Paula Lanigan English social studies grade 7 and Carol Colcord school librarian all effective Sept 1 1956.
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Greenfield
Mass
Miss Batten
Keene Teachers College
Keene
N. H
Monson
Brimfield and
Wales
University of Vermont
Charlton
Holland
Batten
Massachusetts State Department of Education
Joan Cirame
Cirame
Salem Teachers College
Paula M. Lanigan
Lawrence Man Arraigned on Larceny Charge
Paul J. Belanger 39 of 43 Duckett Avenue was arraigned in Concord District Court on a larceny charge after a prior Lawrence Court arraignment. Police report he solicited locals last winter for safety calendars not delivered. He claimed U S Safety Service Company ties, but Salem evidence showed only a PO box. Bail set at 500. cases continued for two weeks and remanded to East Cambridge in lieu of bail.
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Acton
Lawrence
Paul J. Belanger
Duckett Avenue
Concord District Court
Lawrence Court
Edward J. Collins
David Scribner
U. S. Safety Service Company
Salem
New Hampshire
Concord
East Cambridge
Belanger
Michael J. Foley
Armed Forces Day Set for May 19 at Hanscom Field
Bedford notes Armed Forces Day will be celebrated at Hanscom Field on Saturday May 19. Civilians from eastern New England are expected to attend the Air Force Research Development base for the event. The program runs 10 AM to 4 PM and features displays exhibits flyovers and various special events. Shows include small planes jet aircraft giant bombers and cargo planes on the flight line plus the new Century Series supersonic plane and a B 47 bomber.
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Bedford
Hanscomb Field
New England
Air Force Research Development Base
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Hanscomb Bird
Iothing
Air Force
Cancer Crusade Drive Reaches $1575 in Bedford
Bedford donations to the Cancer Crusade total $1575 to date with a larger expected response than last year. Local campaign workers include Helene Devereux and Mrs Thais Waldron as residents rally support.
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Bedford
Helene Devereux
Thais Waldron
Littleton Lions Meet On Monday
A regular Littleton Lions Club meeting will be held Monday at Domenic's Restaurant at 6 30. President Irving Dunn will preside. The program and new officers will be announced. Buy U S savings bonds.
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Littleton
Littleton Lions Club
Domenic's
Irving Dunn
Ricci Brothers Install First Farm Drainage Pump in Middlesex
Ricci Brothers of Lexington install a pumping plant to drain 15 acres of organic soil in Middlesex County. System pumps 1759 gallons per minute to move five inches of water in a day, with flood gates and ditching to adapt to wet periods. Installation costs about $100 per acre.
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Ricci Brothers
Lexington
Massachusetts
Soil Conservation Service
Bedford Announces Parking Changes By Police Chief
Police Chief Frederick H. Sullivan announces new no parking zones in Bedford along Hillside avenue and Bacon road near Great road toward Depot with specific 20 foot buffer rules. No parking in the painted area in front of St Michael's Church except for weddings or funerals. The text also notes Michigan's claim as 95 percent of the world's bird's eye maple supply for furniture making.
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Bedford
Frederick H. Sullivan
Hillside Avenue
Great Road
Hospital
Bacon Road
Depot
St. Michael's Church
Michigan
Safe defeats thieves at Orange bank office
The Charles E. Hires Co. reports its safe, taken from the bottling office, was battered and mauled yet remained unopened. Thieves repeated the attempt a week later and again failed to crack the safe, underscoring its security.
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Orange, Conn
Charles E. Hires, Co
Land Reform in Turkey Distributes Millions of Acres
Since early 1954 Turkey has parceled out more than 4 million acres to about 210,000 landless farming families under a government land distribution program.
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Turkey
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