May Dances And Field Day Planned By Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce funds a Friday May dance at the high school auditorium for Freshman and Sophomore class treasuries with prizes and refreshments. A June 2 Alumni Field outdoor festival features a Children's Field Day with parades, music, games, contests, and gifts for grades 1 through 8.
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Omore
Chamber of Commerce
Treasuries
Spei
Frida
Stith
Alumni
Chamber of Commércé
TM Village in Russia Survivor Held Burial
Fragmentary OCR notes show a ceremony held Thursday at 9 o clock and burial details in a Russian setting. Survivor Emiliyn Mala is mentioned near a village in Russia with a 50 year time frame indicated.
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Russia
Emiliyn Malaly
Tery
Carol Bray Earns College Scholarship Award
A fragment notes Carol Bray and Mrs N receive a college scholarship in association with Emanuel Virginia Inter College and Rose College in Penh. details are unclear but mark an early _wording_ award event for students connected to Summer address.
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Carol Brayer
Emanuel
Virginia
Penh
of the Rose College
Chicago sociologist warns teens show early warning signs
Solenon O Lichter executive director of the Scholarship and guidance Association says unhappy personalities among 200 adolescents aged 15 to 17 signal trouble. He cites gaps between intelligence and school work and poor progress moving from grade to high school as two serious signs requiring urgent help. Additional cues include withdrawal reading jags low mood Reassurance need drifting hopelessness inability to start or finish tasks and violence for amusement.
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Chicago
Solenan'o Lichter
Lichter
New Hen Affliction Reported By AVMA
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports a new illness among hens in the South and East linked to high energy feeds. Affected birds show liver fat levels around 65 percent and symptoms suggest severe fat content changes.
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AVMA
Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Association
South
East
Maynard Co op Society to Mark 50th Anniversary Event
The Maynard Cooperative Society celebrates its 50th anniversary on June 15 and 16 at Camp Ararat. Noted speaker Roy McCorkel will present on religion’s relevance to economics and world affairs, describing his work with various international organizations and CARE.
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Maynard
Roy McCorker
United Co-operatives
Maynard Cooperative Society
Ararat
Roy McCorkel
America
Commission On Religious Organizations of
The
National Conference of Christians and Jews
McCorkel
Isva
College of Wooster
Ohio
Yale Divinity School
Harvard
United States
Courntry
Oxford
Amsterdam
Holland
McCorikel
Quakers
India
Europe
American Friends Service Committee
CARE
Acton Lions Hold Supper Meeting
Acton Lions held a regular meeting and supper at the Acton Writer Woman's Clubhouse with President Richard F. Deane presiding. A Bedford zone meeting was attended by a delegation of officers led by Rudolph W. Currier of Concord. President-elect George M. Allen invited Currier to induct new officers on Tuesday June 18.
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Acton
Scraggs Celebrate Grandchild Born to Walker Family
West Acton couple Stoéw and William Scraggs cheer a phone call from New York announcing the birth of their seventh grandchild, a boy born to Dotty Scraggs and William Walker of Bronx. The infant weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces and is the couple’s second child and first son.
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Stoéw
William Scraggs
West Acton Road
New York
William Walker
Dotty Scraggs
Mation Avenue
Bronx
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Arly
Crispy
Loing ‘Green
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Squires Arlington
Pickle and ‘Pimento
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