Apple Blossom Festival At Acton Farm Aids School Library
The West Acton Woman's Club Apple Blossom Festival at Apple Hill Farm runs 10 am to 4 pm Saturday with crafts, baked goods, pony rides, and games. Co chairs are Mrs. Richard Zarse and Mrs. Irving Morgan, proceeds benefit Acton school system library. rain date is Sunday.
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Acton
Charlotte Reynolds
Notar's Market
Sam’s
Town
West Village Decorator Shop
Village Package
Rolling Pin Bakery
Heil Equipment Co
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New Rector Welcomed at Sudbury Church
Sudbury Rev Edwin S S Sunderland Jr arrives as new rector of St Elizabeths Episcopal Church. A New York City native born 35 years ago and Harvard graduate, he studied at Cambridge in England and served in the Army 1944 46. He is married to Cyrathia Heath of Gloucester Virginia and will move into the rectory after moving from California. The parish became a full church on Rogation Sunday May 3.
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Bishop Black
California
St. Luke's Church
England
Selwyn College
Cambridge
Girton College
Trinity Hall College
United States
St. Elizabeth's
Cyrathia Heath
Gloucester
Concord Academy
Radcliffe College
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Talk On Labrador At Trinity Church
Concord David H. Oakes with long Eskimo mission experience in northern Labrador will speak Friday at 7 30 PM in Trinity Church parish hall. He will show slides of work in the cold poverty stricken land and display articles made and used by natives. Senior B Y C invites other young people and congregation members to attend.
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Concord
David H. Oakes
Labrador
Trinity Church
Law and Morten announce two newborn daughters
Stow Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Law of Circuit Drive announce the birth of a daughter on April 18 at Kenmore Hospital Boston. Mr and Mrs Richard Morten of Red Acre Road announce the birth of a daughter on May 5 at Emerson Hospital. 3iy 0 S SAVINGS BONDS
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Kenneth W. Law
Circuit Drive
Kenmore Hospital
Boston
Richard Mortenson
Red Acre Road
Emerson Hospital
Chief Issues Fire Report and Warns Caution
Sudbury reports multiple grass and brush fires on May 6 caused by sparks from incinerators and burning operations. A fire on Moore road involved an unattended stump burn. A Pasquale Sestito residence incident involved burning without a permit. A TV cord sparked a second floor blaze at Honora Haynes residence. Fire crews used air masks to enter. Another incinerator fire occurred on Candy Hill road. A kitchen flash fire at the Gooding home followed cooking. A forest blaze near Marlboro burned about 10 acres across dozen points. An overheated furnace caused a burning smell on Goodman Hill road.
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Clancy
Brookdale Lane
Cooke
Moore Road
Pasquale Sestito
Boston Post Road
Honora Haynes
Morse Road
Steven Grande
Candy Hill Road
William Stenzel
Goodman Hill Road
Carl deSuze African lecture at Wells Hall Monday
Concord Lions sponsor a 7 45 p m screening of Africa Giant at the Door by Carl deSuze in Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium Monday evening. The travelogue surveys Africa from Congo Independence Week through apartheid South Africa and East and West Africa, linking tensions to world events and modern change.
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Concord
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Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
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Union of South Africa
West Africa
East Africa
Zambezi River
Victoria Falls
Masai
Ngorogoro Crater
Lake Mengara
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Sudbury Welcomes Newcomers In Local Notice
Sudbury newcomers greeted by Welcome Wagon and the Enterprise include William Farrell and family from Auburndale with a 5 month old. Salvatore Paratore and family from West Brookfield. Edward Willson and family from Orange Connecticut. Peter Noyes and family from Abington. George McQueen and family from Framingham. Each entry lists jobs from United Parcel Service to Polaroid and Nixon School teaching. Drive slowly in residential areas as the AAA notes that warm weather brings more children.
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Welcome Wagon
William Farrell
William
Auburndale
Farrell
United Parcel Service
Salvatore Paratore
West Brookfield
Charles
Karen
Paratore
Millbury
Edward F. Willson
Orange
Conn
Fire incident ties up apparatus at Morse road blaze
A careless act caused a fire on Morse road and delayed firefighting at a house fire. Investigation of a basement fire at Donald Marshall on Winter Street found oily rags as the cause.
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Morse Road
Donald Marshall
Winter Street
Alcot Library Expands With Parent Help In 1960
In spring 1960 an investigation started to improve Alcott School central library. Mrs Edmonde St John, a fifth grade teacher, organized a reclassification system and expansion aided by Alcott parents led by Mrs William Apthorp. About 600 titles formed the nucleus, libraries were catalogued, and circulation now includes an upper grade weekly period. Numerous Alcott mothers and the faculty express gratitude as circulation nears 3 000 titles for the year and reading interest rises among students.
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Concord
Central Library
Alcott School
Edmonde St. John
J. Wendell Warren
William Apthorp
Alcott
Norman Petersen
Charles Snyder
Albert Johnson
David Emerson
John Eaton
Henry Nields
Romeyn Everdell
Chandler Gifford
Gardner Fay
Henry Hall
Robert Hackford
Arthur Carr
Donald Gillespie
Frank Coolidge
Ralph Lamade
Henry Thompson
Julian Tolman
Robert Burley
Warren
Alcott School Central Library
Lu Mae Tops Yonkers Trotters in 1960 Money Count
Lu Mae trained by Stanley Dancer led Yonkers trotting purse earnings in 1960 with a total of 75,650 dollars.
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New York
UPI
Lu Mae
Stanley Dancer
Yonkers Way
Slaves Outnumbered Whites in Six Arkansas Counties in 1860
Census figures show enslaved people outnumbered white residents in six Arkansas counties in 1860, reflecting the region's entrenched antebellum slave society and demographic gaps prior to the Civil War.
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Arkansas
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