District Scouts Hold Camporee with Skill Awards
Weekend report notes Troop 1 Cochituate led by Donald Hellawell and Mark Campbell earned Bear and Patrol ratings at a council camporee. Members Lloyd Williams Richard Drozdowski James O’Loughlin Ronald Pekkala and others received ratings. Adult leaders guided activities in tent pitching cooking and gadgets to boost camp morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochituate
Donald Hellawell
Mark Campbell
Gore Tower
Panther
Whitehouse
Thomas William Lizotte
Howart
Lloyd Williams
Richard Nicholas Drozdowski
James O’lough Or Madden
Ronald Bruce Pekkala
Iree
Arthur Hatch
James Ab Niskanen
Camporee Resolute
Bolton
Russell
Local Cheverus Assembly Forms New Group at Sheraton
Local members meet at Sheraton Plaza to form a new assembly including Waltham Lexington and Cils. A meeting is set for next Monday night as the Nation Society notes emphasis on earth sites and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheverus Assembly
Sheraton Plaza
Waltham
Lexington
Cils
Concord LWV Hears of Old Fashioned Electoral College
More than 50 members of the League of Women Voters of Concord attended the spring meeting at Elm Street studio. Rep Irene Thresher of Newton spoke on the Electoral College and the push toward a popular vote. The group laid out plans for town government study and health union, and announced officers for 1952. A finance committee hearing on warrants for a special town meeting is set for May 26 at the Town House, with the main hearing June 2 at Veterans Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
League of Women Voters of
Robert L. Moore
Elm ‘Street
Irene Thresher
Newton
League
Thresher
Electoral College
W. Seymour Archibald
John S. Kendrick
John K. Norwood
Otto Straub
Mars
Frederick W
Harold Cabot
James M.austin
Alexander C. Peters
John W. Teele
Arthur T., Mullen
Ernest Spinney
Harold Smith
Concord Finance Committee
Veterans Building
Laurel Students Return From Concord Exchange Program
Thirty youths from Laurel Maryland visited Concord High School last week. Faculty advisors Regina Hill and Allen C Spangler led the group as they toured historic sites in Concord Lexington Boston and the North Shore ending with a gala dance at Wells A Hay Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Laurel
Maryland
Concord High School
Regina Hill
Allen C.spangler
Wells A. Hay Memorial
Lexington
Boston
North Shore
W. Harold O’connor
Miriam C. Clark
Local Births In Acton Past Week At Emer son Hospital
Acton residents welcomed a series of births at Emer son hospital in the past week. Alfred O. Gran berg and wife of Parker street South Acton welcomed a son on May 15. John E. King and wife of Sudbury street Maynard welcomed a son on May 17. Paul J. Sullivan and wife of Harwood avenue Littleton welcomed a son on May 17. Thomas J. Hagan and wife of Stow street South Acton welcomed a daughter on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Emerson Hospital
Alfred O. Granberg
Parker Street
South Acton
John E. King
Sudbury Street
Maynard
Paul J. Sullivan
Harwood Avenue
Littleton
Thomas J. Hagan
Stow Street
Sudbury seeks bids on 1000 feet of double jacket fire hose
Town of Sudbury invites sealed bids for about 1000 feet of 2 percent imitation double jacket fire hose. Bids must be received by 8 p m May 29 and may be rejected in whole or part. Contact N Fairbank Lawrence B Tighe Aubrey W Borden for details dated May 22.
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Sudbury
Roth S
N. Fairbank
Lawrence B. Tighe
Aubrey W. Borden
Examination for Bank Examiner post in FDIC Boston
Announcement for the Board of Civil Service Examiners FDIC Boston seeks applicants for Bank Examiner positions with a starting salary of 3410 per year. Qualified candidates must pass a written test and meet experience requirements. Details and applications available from FDIC Board of Examiners Boston or any U S Service office in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Boston
Board of Examiners
Post Office
Stow Women Elect Officers At Lexington Luncheon
At the Stow Woman's Association annual meeting and luncheon at the 1775 House in Lexington, officers for 1952-53 were elected including President Mrs Ira E Creelman and Vice President Mrs Lambert H Bigelow. The board created a Civilian Defense Chairman position, with Mrs Roger Mathewman appointed. The article notes the Army's only practical nursing school is at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Woman’s Association
Lexington
Folowing
Ira E. Creelman
Lambert H. Bigelow
Harry W. Herrick
Albert B. Drechsler
Sr Federation
American Home
Milton. J. Hunter
Wiliam F. Smith
Clifford A. Mantin
David B. Clemens
Philip B. Addy
Samuel Freeman
Albert B. Drechsler, Jr
War Veterans
Freeland R. George
Marion I. Wood
Orrin E. Benjamin
William H. Hastings
Roger Mathewman
Civilian Defense
Army
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington, P. C
Attending State Federation Parley in Swampscott
Stow M rs David Clemens and Mrs Ira Creelman attend the three day Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs conference at The New Ocean House Swampscott this week with members from the Stow association joining portions of the program. The agenda features lectures and performances by Melrose Highlands Woman's Club Ad dress Dean Wendell Yeo Boston University and others through Friday. The federation's 1952 53 program is titled Preserve Our Heri tage and outlines a unified schedule for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
David Clemens
Ira Creelman
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Stow Association
Melrose ‘Highlands Woman's Club
Dean J Wendell Yeo
Boston University
Civil ‘Defense
Katherine Falvey
Senator Whittier
Salem Rizk
Ileana
Princess of
Roumania
Austria
Heaven Or Hell
Wallace Grant Fiske
West Hartford
Conn
Bloodmobile in Sudbury a Record Blood Drive
The Bloodmobile visit in Sudbury drew 137 donors, yielding 97 pints of blood. Hostesses and volunteers from Wayland Weston Atkins Merrill Philgas and local 4‑H and nurse aides organized door duty meals and a luncheon, with a cheerful, cooperative town spirit throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Frederick Olsen
L. Roy Hawes
Albert R. Blanchard
Robert Ling
Michael Hriniak
Wayland
Wayland High School
Nancy Smith
Clara Pettigrew
Patricia di Modica
Clara Beadle
Alma Foley
Shirley Hackengen
Weston
Mrs. Olsen
Atkins and Merrill
Philgas
Twelve goals set for local women in international program
The Stow Woman's Association outlines twelve goals for cooperation with the Woman's Association to promote a program titled A Free World. Mrs. Tra E. Creelman, president, is named to the International Relations Committee of the State Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Association
Tra E. Creelman
Stow Woman’s Association
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Nation Society
Aper
H. Net
E. May
Maynand
Oort
Bigelow
Bloodmobile A
Harry Ames
Thomas .Hutchhy
Albert M. Beckwith
Stephen Gray
Calvin B. Smith
Avrodirese
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