Edmund Rice Family Gathering Elects New President
Marlboro historian Marlboro resident Edmund Rice (1638) Association elected Bigelow as president at the Wayside Inn gathering in Sudbury. Officers include vice president Charles Rice, secretary treasurer Sturgis Rice, and historian Elsie Hawes Smith. Members traveled from New York City Providence and beyond for a day of talks, a 1 pm dinner, and a tour of Edmund Rice’s homestead and grave.
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John A. Bigelow
Marlboro
Ralston Rice
New York
Edmund Rice
Wayside Inn
South Sudbury
Ralston F. Rice
Charles Rice
Metroor
Boston
Sturgis Rice
Attleboro
Elsie Hawes ‘Smith
Barre
Margaret Dudley
John E. Rice
John’ E. Rice
Arley Schlagel
Dés Plaines
Illinois
North ‘Attleboro
John F. Day
Princeton, Maine
McGuires
Wayland
Sudbury
Marlborough
Lake Winnipesaukee Spelling Standard Adopted in 1931
In Laconia New Hampshire officials confirm the present official spelling of Lake Winnipesaukee, noting more than 130 variant spellings existed before the 1931 adoption. The correction preserves local nomenclature and maps.
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Laconia,n. H
U. P
Lake Winnipesaukee
Testimonial Banquet for Cord High School Gridders
Concord plans for the 1951 testimonial banquet to the Concord High School grid squad are in the works. The first Citizens Committee meeting was held with William J. Parker Sr. presiding. Officers and chairs were named for catering, publicity, public address, and audits. The December 8 banquet date was set, likely at the State Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Concord Citizens Committee
William J. Parker
Johns. Higgins
Treagurer
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Edward W. Sheehan
Leon J. Moreau
Edward J. McCaffrey
Hekets
Rudy Currier
John Bartolomeo
Moreau
Ex-H S Athlete Breaks Thumb in Football Practice
Concord Word reports Jack Pierce, former high school all around athlete, broke a thumb during football practice at St Bonaventure's New York. He will miss several weeks. Joe Callahan and Jimmy McKenna are also sophomores on the varsity squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Jack Pierce
St. Bonaventure’s
New York
Joe Callahan
Jimmy McKenna
Calla
Regular Center Han Supports Team While McKenna Struggles
Han remains the regular center as McKenna battles a sprained ankle hampering his performance. The duo's health affects the lineup and on court dynamics during the game.
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Han
McKenna
Yorkless egg contest meets odd result in Corinth
In Corinth Mississippi Mrs. Robert C. Purvis Jr. claims to have produced a unique specimen: a york less egg. The quirky event highlights local curiosity and novelty farming.
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Corinth
Miss
U.P
Robert C. Purvis, Jr
First Friday Masses Set for October In West Concord
Concord notes Holy Communion at 6:00 and Mass at 7:00 this Friday at Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord with confessions and preparations for October services. St Bernard's will offer Mass at 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. for the First Friday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
St. Bernard’s
Wood pulp as base material for rayon noted
The encyclopedia article states wood pulp is the basic material used in the manufacture of rayon.
Grandma Sayings Promote Nu Maid Margarine Ads
A Cincinnati grandmother urges modern margarine usage sharing cheerful lines about Nu Maid margarine. The ad promises payment for accepted sayings or ideas and asks for entries from Marion area readers.
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Miss Nu-Maid
East
Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
A Day's Work Offered Free to Government
In Houghton Lake Michigan eight months after the Hudson Impression Die Company started there Andrew J Hudson president says he will offer a day's work free each week with no strings attached to the government Most employees will contribute one free day The Labor Department says workers may contribute a day's pay instead but not their labor The employer can still give profits to the government
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Houghton Lake
Midh
Michigan
Hudson Impression Die Company
Andrew J. Hudson
Labor Department
Washington
Social Service
State Board of Health
State Department of Public Welfare
Air Force Men Aid Valencia Kansas Flood Cleanup Effort
Bellevue Nebraska Muckateers aided Valencia Kansas after the Kaw River flood. Offutt Air Force Base crews used heavy equipment to muck out homes and clear debris for four days. Residents Meg Davis and W. Glidewell recounted their losses and gratitude.
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Air Force
Little Kansas Town
Valencia
Kan
Bellevue
Nebr
Offutt Air Force Base
Kaw River
Topeka
Jane
Megs
Libby Davis
Mrs. Davis
W. Glidewell
Glidewell
Silver Lake
1400 Barrel a Day Oil Well Reported in Montana
Sidney Montana reports a Shell Oil test well 150 miles northwest of Richey yields 1000 to 1400 barrels daily. The strike spurs leasing, boosts Sidney as a potential oil hub, and signals a new prosperity in the Williston basin region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Mont
Shell Oil Company
Richey
Montana
J. J. Pickel
Vida
Williston Basin
Richland
Ana
Aironta
Auto mobile tourists spend about 73 million in Washington yearly
The report states total expenditures by auto mobile tourists in Washington average 73,458,819 dollars per year. It highlights the economic impact and suggests tourism strategies to boost spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public support needed for sustained child welfare programs
A discussion on why continuous public education and involvement are essential for effective child welfare. It cites a city example where overcrowded, unsafe facilities prompted a broad civic response, funding surveys, and a county-wide program to improve care through ongoing community engagement rather than annual drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Fund
Sudbury Class of 1951 Alumni Network Recalled
A fragmentary list recalls Sudbury area graduates and staff from institutions including Brown University Bates College Northeastern Brigham Hospital and local schools. Names such as Beverly Giles John McLean Theresa I University and Priscilla Pittin appear among scattered mentions of employment and affiliations in Massachusetts and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Edor
Joseph Adams
Harry Bridge School
University of Brown
U.S. Navy
Land
Bates College
Dia
Beverly Giles
Massachusetts
Stockbridge Hickler
Boston
Ujinor Johnson
College
Theresa I University
Sheliaversity of Massa Ling
University
John McLean George
School of Mills
Phyllis Phelps
Priscilla Pittin
New
England
Caroline -Richards
Brigham Hospital
Denis
Sudbi
Maynard Roy M Talks on CARE Return to Switzerland
Maynard Roy M speaks about CARE service after returning from Switzerland. The United Co-operative group announces a Sunday 8 p.m. hall event marking Co-op Month and annual observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Roy
Switzerland
United Co
Tions
Mr. McCorkel
Conn
Local Whist Party Invites Concord Residents
Concord residents invited to attend a whist party at the St. B mission center starting at 8 o clock. Mrs Bernice and refreshments will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Chia
St. B of Concord
Bernice
West Con of the West Church Plans Community Fair
The Unon Cal on Unon Cal and West Con of the West church announce a forthcoming fair and supper. The event features a meal in advance and a planned program led by organizers. Proceeds support church activities and local outreach.
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Nis
Ing
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New England
Alclad
Allied Home Improvements
Shopper's World
Worcester Road
Mass
Isabel Kerns
Springfield
Wm. Kimberly, Jr
Winfield, Mo
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