Area Survey Aims to Promote Girl Scouting in Local Towns
An area committee plans a detailed statistics driven study to promote Girl Scouting in Framingham Holliston Medway and nearby towns. Mrs James Pointoro chairs the organizing effort which will form four subcommittees on procedures staff relations public relations and council structure with members from Framingham Sudbury Hopkinton Marlboro West Medway and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbth
Anties
Gether
Framingham + Y
Holliston
Medway
Hudsirfaynard
James Fointoro
Alto
Community
Louise Redden
Framing
Ting
Tory
Ence
Herman Crowell
Marlboro
George Maily
Sudbury
Raymond H. McAuley
Framingham
Lawrence Clapp
John H. Burke
Southboro
John Wilson
West Medway
Arthur Grannis
Blakeslee Colby
Hopkinton
William Byrne
E. Sohier Welch, Jr
John M. Kane
Council
J. Francis Granger
Frede Fitts
Urgess Warren
Frank Adams
Marlborough Parking Fund Raised to Support Haydard Park
Local officials in Marlborough announce a parking fund initiative to raise money for Haydard Park. Community leaders urge residents to contribute and note planned improvements for park access and safety.
Local Home Sales and Military Leaves Noted in Area
The Russell C. Dobbins sold their Great Road house to Mr. and Mrs. Beauregard of Natick who plan to move to Buffalo New York. The Ritoletto Farmstead on Crescent Street sold to Ray Jones of Lexington. Cpl Paul Smith transferred to Fort Devens. Miss Eleanor McColl visited Fran and Shirley Parker on Great Road. Cpl Harvey Trefry of the Marines enjoyed a Paris leave. The Myron Curtis family moved from Gleasondale Road to Petersham Maine near Brunswick. Cpl Gordon A Nelson returned home from May 5 on leave now stationed at Mobile Alabama with new address in Brookley AFB. Miss Dergla Stanbrook fiancée of Pvt Russell Priest of Arkansas visiting Maynard relatives.
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Russell C. Dobbins
Great Road
Mrs. Beauregard
Natick
Buffalo
New York
Cpl
Gordon A. Nelson
al Nelson
Obile
Alabama
Air Trans A de Box
Brookley Afb
Dergla Stanbrook
Pvt
Russell Priest
Arkan Sy
Ince
Mr. and Kenneth Priest
Hillside Street
Maynard
Miss Stanbrook
Variety Show by Stow Firemen and Police Association
Stow Firemen and Police Association sponsors a Variety Show on Thursday May 22 at 8 oclock in the town hall. Steinman known from Ted Mack's Amateur Hour will perform a variety act to entertain. Local talent will provide entertainment and tickets are available from any Fireman or Policeman.
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Stow
Stow, Firemen and Police Association
Steinman
Penetise Ines
Ted Mack
County Victor at Lexington 4-H Dress Show and Awards
More than 800 4-H girls leaders and parents from Middlesex County attended the 4-H Countess Day at Cary Memorial Hall Lexington. Sixteen dresses were modeled with three county winners Ruth Campbell Elizabeth Jarmulowicz and Mary Reid advancing to state competition at UMass in July. The program also featured tours contests skits and a large display of clothing food home goods crafts and child care projects.
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Maynard
Middlesex
Cary
Ruth Campbell
Reading
Elizabeth Jarmulowicz
Mary Reid
Wayland
University of Massachusetts
Lexington
Stow Memorial Day Parade Set For May 30
The Stow Veterans Association announces a Memorial Day parade and services on Friday May 30 at 10 00 A M The parade assembles at 945 A M in front of Stow Town Hall and proceeds to Brookside Cemetery and back The procession is led by Major John Gannon with music from the High School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Stow Veterans Association
Stow Town Hall
Brookside Cemetery
Center Common
John Gannon
Brownies Host Outdoor Picnic and Roast
Brownies held an outdoor roast on May 19 at W. W. Addy home. Mrs. Eugeneny and Tigerit leaders assisted by Winthrop Addy. Mrs. Perkins and Miss Sterns of Grove school invited guests. Games were played and a good time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srowsies
W. W. Addy
Eugeneny
Tigerit
Winthrop Addy
Perkins
Vergennes Vermont One Of New England’s Oldest Cities
Vergennes Vermont population 1705 is highlighted as one of the oldest cities in New England. The snippet notes its small size and historic status within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
Sma See
New England
Marlboro Delivers TV Safety Talk at School
At Freeman School yesterday 11 o clock a television program on safety aired for Marlboro-A's children. Chief George F. Hutch and School Superintendent John B. Coughan participated with high school pupils as La Freniere Television Service arranged the hookup in the assembly hall. Marriage intentions filed with City Clerk Francis J. Bertrand involve Robert R. Gabriel Beverly Ann Berry and John A Hurley Joyce L. Boudreau Rudolph J. Schwenk and Margaret Aho with Marlboro addresses.
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Marlboro—A
Freeman
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Ein
George F. Hutch
John B. Coughan
la Freniere Tele
Francis J. Bertrand
Robert
R. Gabriel
Neil Street
Marlboro
Beverly Ann Berry
East Main Street
Northtoro
Ase
John A. Hurley, Jr
Maple Street
Joyce L. Boudreau
Broad Street
Rudolph J. Schwenk
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Clarence Priest, Jr
the West Church
David Thompson
Frances Felius
Samuels Studio
Mmittee
Mrs. Dt
West Medderson
Sug- Pleshaw
Fram. Rotchforg
John J. Shaw
Lafleur
David Coe
Marlborough
Ritoletto
Crescent Street
Ray Jones’ of
Paul Smith
Fort Devens
Eleanor McColl
Fran
Shirley Parker
Cpl. Harvey
Trefry
U. S. Marines
Paris
Myron Curtis Faily
Gleasondale
Petersham
Maine
Brunswick
Japmu Bwicz
New Haven
Conn
Journal Courier
Edwin F. Longley
School Childre
Beara
Vision Service
Main St
Margaret
Brimshead Street
Atp
Aap
Lexington Avenue
New York 17
N. Y
A&p
Jerg Duced
Ves
A&P’s
Quick Ar Econom
Pickwick
Jane Parker
Jane An War Ag
Peg
Mayonnaisery
Ais
Sultana
Sunnyefield
Baxter
Bes
Thrifty
Luica
Ned
AKES
Delrich Margerine
Underwood
Swift
Lux
Ance Pacnacts
Beardsley
Crisco
Agen Pba
Ann Page
Ncuee
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