Sudbury man named area vice-chairman for United Fund drive
John F. Murphy of Sudbury retired manager of Holland Fur nace Company Boston will serve as area vice-chairman of Sudbury in the South Metropol itan Division of this fall's United Fund Campaign Philip W. Trumbull announced today Murphy has past Red Cross and Red Feather Campaign experience and is director and treasurer of Carpenter Motels Bedford division He and his wife Irene live at Garrison House Lane Sudbury with one daughter and three grandsons The United Fund blends Red Feather Salvation Army USO Medical Foundation of Metropolitan Boston Arthritis and Rheumatism Mental Health and the Greater Boston Diabetes Society Additional health and welfare agencies may join before fall campaign
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John F. Murphy
Sudbury
Holland Furnace Company
Boston
United Fund
Philip W. Trumbull
Murphy
Red
Garrison House Lane
Red Feather
Salvation Army
USO
Medical Foundation
Metropolitan
Greater Boston Diabetes Society
Concord 4-H Club Agents Plan Oct Meeting in Concord
The Newatate 4 4 Club Agents Association will hold its annual meeting October 6 7 and 8 in Concord. About 100 4-H club agents from six states attend to promote better club work in New England. The convention theme Toxic for Effective 4 H Club Work features speakers including Reginald Rensink John Lennon retired NY assistant state club leader Merle L Howes MA state club leader and Rev Harold Bentley Worcester Junior College president. Massachusetts 4 H club agents host with tours of Concord and Lexington area and headquarters at Colonial Inn Concord Center.
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Concord
Newatate
Associatio
New England
Teeme Fae
Reginald Rensink
John Len
Acton Garden Club To Elect Officers At Center
Acton Garden Club held a monthly meeting at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse with a 1:30 to 2:30 social hour. The annual meeting followed at 2:30 with Mrs. Dewey E. Boatman as hostess. Walt Disney's Nature's Half Acre will be shown. New officers will be elected.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
Acton Center
Dewey E. Boatman
Walt Disney
Sudbury Teachers Tour Europe For Summer Travel
Sudbury Regional High School teachers Mrs. Ann Gombosi of the Music Department and Miss Katharine McKenna of the French Department spent the summer in Europe. Gombosi visited Ireland, France, Switzerland, and Italy, performing with organ and attending music libraries and festivals in Racine. McKenna studied French literature at the Sorbonne and the Ecole du Louvre in Paris, considered a Fulbright exchange, and observed classes in Switzerland before returning home via Paris.
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Sudbury
Ann Gombosi
Katharine McKenna
Sudbury Regional High School
Furore
Fombosi
Ireland
Handel Weed
Fanland
Paris
Gombofj
Switzerland
Sorbonne
Franco - American Education Commission
Frence
Toulouse
Miss McKenna
le Rosey
Lausanne
Gombasi
Italy
United States
Nurses Aides Wanted At Hospital Concord
Concord Red Cross invites volunteers for a nurse's aide training course at Emerson Hospital. No nursing license required. routine skills aid patient welfare and free skilled nurses for technical duties. Training date to be announced. call EM 9-2590 for details and bring a friend.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Nurdes
Concord Red Cross
Red Cross
Bell experimented with winged fly-wheels before Kitty Hawk
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, famed inventor, pursued jet powered flying propellers he called winged fly-wheels more than a decade before the Wright brothers achieved powered flight at Kitty Hawk.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Star Laments Dropping Of Home TV Show
Arlene Francis reflects on NBC-TV daytime program Home ending after three and a half years. She notes the shift to Arlene Francis Show a larger rating. the new format emphasizes entertainment over service content and lighter interviews. Francis defends NBC and sponsors while grieving the show's demise.
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Star
William Ewal
United Press
New York
Arlene Francis
Miss Francis
Nbc-Tv
Arlene
Entertainment
NBC
Carlisle Water Shortage Prompts Prolonged Hauling for Fire Protection
In Carlisle the local water shortage worsens as drought dries waterholes used for fire protection. Residents report hauling water for household use while Selectman Roy Cana and the Cana family spent time in Maine and at Winnepesaukee. Mrs Foss remains hospitalized. funeral arrangements are noted for Mrs Detsch.
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Roy V. Cana
Acton Road
Maine
New Exhibits About Birds at Cordova Museum
A major exhibition titled Birds of the Nature of Birds opens at the Sant os de Cordova Museum in Cordova. Curated by Frederick Walkey it features drawings paintings and sculpture from 1740 to the present by Mark Catesby Audubon and others including decoys weather vanes and folk art from Maine Massachusetts New York and more. The show highlights historic naturalist art alongside contemporary works by Graves Rowland Zerbe Flannagan Hardy Davis and Zorach and runs through November 3.
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Lincoln
Santos de Cordova Museum
Frederick Walkey
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Mark Catesby
America
John J. Audubon
Audubon
American Folk Art Gallery of
Louis Agassiz Fuertes
Allan Brooks
Roger Tory Peterson
George Miksch Sutton
Morris Graves
Benjamin Rowland
Karl Zerbe
John Flannagan
Thomas Hardy
Stuart Davis
William Zorach
Two Concord Men Given Promotions In Dewey and Almy
James T. Keefe of Edgewood Road in Concord has been named product manager of the Soda ford department at Dewey and Almy Chemical Company. Beverly A. Nickerson of Sudbury Road in this town was appointed product manager of the meteorological balloon department, after 17 years with the firm.
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Concor
James T. Keefe
Irs
Edgewood Road
Sodaford
Dewey & Almy Nemical Company
Lowell High School
Bowdoin
Therese Bourgeois
Lowell
William M. Rand, Jr
Beverly A. Nickerson
Sudbury Rand
Requiem Sung For Miss Flaherty
Miss Mary E Flaherty 82 formerly of Lexington road died Thursday after a two year illness at Thoreau Nursing Home Funeral services were held Saturday at Dee Funeral Home followed by a solemn high mass at St Bernard s Church Burial was in the family lot at St Bernard s Cemetery
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Concord
Mary E. Flaherty
Lexington Road
Thoreau Nursing Home
Dee Funeral
St. Kernard’ C
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Yale student completes six weeks training at Quantico
Robert H. Whitney son of Mr and Mrs George Whitney of Concord finishes six weeks training at Quantico as Reeders Class member. He will move to summer training and then receive a commission as a second lieutenant in the Corps.
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Quantico
Robert H. Whitney
George Whitney i
Sudbury Road
Concord
Yale Universit
Reeders
Corps
Carlisle Carlisle Urged to Join International Letter Week
Mrs. E S Russell announces Carlisle will celebrate International Letter Writing Week from the 6th to the 12th. She notes the Post Office Department supports National Letter Writing Week and that the event goes global to foster peace and understanding through personal letters among nations.
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Carlisle
E. S. Russell
Russell
Postoffice Department
America
New Program At Science Park Opens October 5
A new Saturday morning Nature Adventure Hour debuts at Science Park this Saturday October 5 for ages five to nine. David Ores of the Museum of Science will narrate stories and introduce animal relatives, beginning with a tale about a grAse named Slim Greenes. The program, run by Louise Dyer Harris and Norman D Harris Education Department director, aims to dispel fears and open new worlds for youngsters. Registration is through the Museum's Education Department at Richmond 2 1410. members may attend free with nonmembers welcome.
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Young Museum of Science Tow
Marlboro
Tote Hte
Wettern
Science Park
David Ores
Theuseum of Science
Slim
Louise Dyer Harris
Norman D. Harris
Museum of Science
Harris
Sunnah
Richmond
Ec Education Department
Carlisle Squares Hold Oct. 5 Event At School Auditorium
In friendly square dance program news, Carlisle Squares performed for about 60 local elementary children last Saturday. A second similar event is planned for Oct. 12 at the school auditorium as part of community activities.
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Carlisle
I ‘Axt
Aeme
Acton Area Activities Move Forward With Projects and Meetings
Acton Boxborough seniors plan a townwide waste paper drive on Oct 5 and 6 to support class funds for a Washington trip. The Acton Catholic Guild met at St. Elh of Hungary Hall. Cenit fair plans were outlined by Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. Roche. The Twelve-Niners heard Dr. Wellock speak on dentistry at West Acton Baptist. Edwards-Quimby Post members toured installations in Burlington Stoneham Wakefield and Shirley. Rev Keech preached A Confidential Letter from St Peter at West Advent Church. Canvass Sunday was noted. The youth fellowship, led by Debbie Smith, concluded with recreation.
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Acton-Boxborough Regional High School
Washington, D.C
Acton Catholic’ Guild
St. el H of Hungary
Est
Acton
Betty Forrest
Lucy Roche
West Acton Baptist Church
William Wellock
Edwards-Quimby Post, A.L
Noe
Burlington
Stoneham
Wakefield
Shirley
William T. Keech
West Adantist Church
St. Peter
Paul Henneforth
Debbie Smith
Boy Scout Troop 284 Meets at Legion Hall Monday
Monday evening meetings of Boy Scout Troop No. 284 continue at the legion hall at 7 o'clock with Robert E. Frost as scoutmaster in charge.
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Boy Scout Troop No. 284
The
Legion Hail
Robert E. Frost
Warren couple welcome third son Philip Redman Warren
Mr and Mrs Robert A Warren Jr announce the birth of their third son Philip Redman Warren born September 12 at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert A Warren of Weston and Mattapoisett and Mr and Mrs Raymond C Newton of Wellesley Hills Great grandparents George A Carpenter of Wellesley Hills and Eves H Newton of Hamden John
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Concord
Robert A. Warren
Deborah Newton
Walden Terrace
Philip Redman Warren
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Weston and Mattapoisett
Raymond C. Newton
Wellesley Hills
George A. Carpenter
Eves H. Newton
Hamden, Jown
Lincoln Resident Aids Coming Sale
A Lincoln resident helped arrange a holiday sale for The Children's Museum Aid. The event, planned at the Jamaica Plain museum, supports a program that served 130000 children last year. The sale is set for Tuesday November 5 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Longwood Ticket Club in Chestnut Hill.
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Lincoln
Fran
Gleason
Concord Girls Enrolled in New Class at Design School
The Rhode Island School of Design welcomes 259 new students for the 1957 1958 year including 35 transfers from other colleges admitted to advanced standing. The 80 year old institution expects about 300 undergraduates next year. Two Concord High School graduates, Averplegteram and Hughes, join the class as leaders in the foundation year preparing for one of twelve professional degree programs.
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Concord
Joan Anita All Gren
Maiilyn
HM Cache
Rh Island School of Design
Miss Averplegteram
Ee Appiegren
Middle Street
Concord High School
Hughes
Arthur W. Hughes
Orchard Road
Sidies Preparatory
Parole Systems discussion planned by Lincoln group
L. W. V. will host three study meetings on parole systems in Lincoln. Hostesses include Mrs. Robert Bradford and Mrs. Cecil Hall at 9 30 a m, Mrs. David Garrison and Mrs. Sargent Jones at 9 30 a m, and Mrs. Rupert MacLaurin with Mrs. Ronald Jow at 8 p m.
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Lincoln
Birth of Judith Loveland Faran in Richardson se
Lincoln couple Mr and Mrs James J Faran Jr announce the birth of a second daughter Judith Loveland Faran born September 23 at Richardson hospital. Grandparents are Mrs James J Faran of Glenvale Ohio Mr and Mrs John Gallishaw Kaneohe Hawaii and Cainbridge.
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Lincoln
James J. Faran, Jr
Ellen Gallishaw
Tabor Hill Road
Judith Loveland Faran
Richardsonse
James J. Faran
Glenvale
John Gallishaw
Kaneohe
Hawaii
Cainbridge
Ploving to To C3 Acton-7 Opportunity
Fragmentary text indicates an operational note about Acton and Edward, mentioning a chief and yard activity. Details are unclear and no complete event or action is discernible from the readable fragments.
Local obit for Elizabeth Kell Interred at Cross Cemetery
An obituary notes Elizabeth Kell of Malden, long associated with West Acton and Kennedy Kel low street, died recently after funeral services at Sacred Heart Church. Father Kelley led the mass with deacon and priest assistants, followed by interment at Cross Cemetery in Omaha.
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West Acton
Kennedy
Kellow Street
Malden
Sacred Heart
J. Kelley
Deacon
Peer Eron
Trmel F. Elizabeth
Kelley
Marie Claire
John
Leen Ann Kell
Cross Cemetery
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Edward Teller
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Carl Swanson
South Street
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Conrad Dybe
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