Bedford Boy Wanders Missing for Six Hours
Bedford boy Carl Barba, 2, son of Mr and Mrs Dominick Barba of Woodland Road, wandered from Shawsheen Center Monday afternoon and was found unharmed after a six hour search by Cecil King, two volunteers, auxiliary police, Bedford firefighters and police. A collie named Tipper was also reported missing but found. The boy was discovered on a tuft of grass at 5 10 PM near Edge Road, with twigs in his hands.
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Bedford
Carl Barbaca
Dominick Barba
Woodlcnd Road
Shawsheen Centenvr
Collie
Cecil King
Charles Genetti
William Arnold
Page Road
Tewkwbury
Bumbacas
Joseph F. Bumbaca
Xington Park
Bedford Grange Installs New Officers At Town Hall
Bedford Grange P of H holds installation at Town hall with Ernest Hunt of Lexington installing the new officers led by Charles S. Hume. Mrs J Ridgeway Comley steps down as vice chair as Middlesex Central Pomona holds its monthly meeting and flag ceremony.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
P. of
Town Hall
Ernest Hunt
Lexington
Massachusetts State Grange
Charles S. Hume
J. Ridgeway Comley
Middlesex Central Pomona
Ralph Thompson
Stow
Stow Grange
Frederick Jones
Robert Connington
Lil Phalon
Priscila Nelson
Clarence Nelson
Stanlye Stephenson
Smily Jones
Reba Wood
Annie M. Wood
Sudbury Women Attend New England Girl Scout Conference
Sudbury residents Mrs. Carl H. Roos and Mrs. Ethan F. Hull attended the annual New England Region Girl Scouts Conference at the New Ocean House Swampscott last week. Mrs. Charles Waghorne of Duxbury was elected regional chairman. The three day event drew more than 1200 attendees with business sessions and a pageant titled A Growing Force for Freedom featuring over 200 participants. The luncheon Friday preceded an address by Charles S. John, president of Fisk University, to close the conference.
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Sudbury
Carl H. Roos
Ethan F. Hull
New England
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Charles *Waghorne
Duxbury
Charles S. John
Fiske University
Acton Lions Club Members in Concord Listed
Acton men who are members of the Lions club in Concord are Franklin Charter at 596 Massachusetts Avenue West Acton.
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Acton
Lions Club
Concord
Franklin Charter
Massachuetts Avenue
A.peta
Russell lists state exams and openings in December
Representative Howard H Russell of Wayland announces civil service exams for state positions set in November and December. openings include Principal Clerk in Natick and Boston port offices, Senior Clerk and Stenographer in the MDC Sewage Division, Junior Chemist in Public Health, Police Officer in Public Works, and several others with salaries from 2460 to 4260 dollars. Examinations also cover seasonal and recreational posts in various towns with final filing dates from October 20 to December 9. Russell will mail full details to interested constituents.
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Howard
Russell
Wayland
Commonwealth Depot
Natick
Cle
Emale
M.D.C. SeWerage Division
Port of Boston Authority
Chicago
M.D.C. Sewage Division
Dept. of Public Health
Dept. of Blic Works
Laboratory Inc. B . Materials
Pub Works
Assecoto Tee
Dept. of Labor & Industries
Chelsea Soldiers Home
Lakeville
Dept. of Agriculture
Beverly
Water Could Be Used Effectively in Sudbury Fire Drill
Sudbury Fire Department and Concord units tested pumping water from White's Pond on Sunday afternoon to evaluate fire protection options. The exercise showed the pond could be used very effectively as a water source for firefighting.
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Sudbury
450 More Voters Than 48 Election Prompts Clerk Report
Acton Town Clerk Harlan E. notes voter turnout shows 450 more voters than the 1948 presidential election. Absentee ballots are available for servicemen and others, with calls already coming in.
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Acton
Harlan E. A
Tuttle
Garden Hash talk at Eretz Club meeting hears Harold Bent
A Wassch afternoon event at Concorded Eretz Club featured hostess Mrs Stuart W Cook of 12 Garland Road introducing guest Harold T Bent who spoke on the topic Garden Hash.
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Concord
Eretz
Stuart W. Cook
Garland Road
Harold T. Bent
Sudbury Farm Conserving Lands Boosts Local Agriculture
Soil conservation work continues in Sudbury and surrounding towns with farmers like Andrew Warburton of Billerca and George Morse of Sudbury completing drainage ditches and water holes. District cooperators plan more woodland clearing and drains to improve pasture for horses, aided by Soil Conservation Service technicians and a local district ready to assist.
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Andrew Warburton
Billerica
Andrew
Soil Conservation Technicians
Warburton
George Morse
Sudbury
Soil Conservation District
Morse
Soil Conservation Service
Stow Street
Concord
Bedford Civic Club to Meet October 23 at Clubhouse
Bedford The Bedford Civic Club will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday night October 23 at 8 oclock, clubhouse Loomis street. New officers were elected: President Frederick Greenwood Vice president James Laffin Secretary Howard F Davis Treasurer Ray Scheublin. Committees for the year will be named. topics include building sewerage parking zoning. Members urged to bring guests.
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Bedford
Bedford Civic Club
Loomis Street
Frederick Greenwood
James Laffin
Howard F. Davis
Ray Scheublin
Sidney W. Ingalls
Bedford club hosts scholarship bridge event at school cafeteria
The Bedford Woman's Community Club opens fall activities with a scholarship bridge party at the school cafeteria next Monday afternoon October 20 at 2 30. Mrs Leonard H Kieley of Great Road will be barman and Mrs Arthur Hansen oversees refreshments.
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Bedford
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
Leonard H. Kieley
Great Road
Arthur Hansen
Hawthorne East ern Star Plans November Fair
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple led by Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen. The session included an entertainment and a reception for past worthy matron and patron with a notice of the annual fair on Saturday November 15 featuring a home cooked harvest supper at 6 30 p.m.
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Concord
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Bowen
Concord To Open New Woodworking Class Tonight
Concord high school prepares a new woodworking class in the industrial arts building tonight. The Jewish year 1952 corresponds to 5712.
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Concord High School Industrial Arts
Local Scout Troop 31 Explores Hiking and Camping
Concord scouts in Troop 31 spent a month after summer vacation hiking canoeing and camping. They learned water sourcing on mountainside and tested skills in fire building cooking and navigation on trips to Lost Lake Tyngsboro Mt Livermore and forested areas of Holderness New Hampshire with Troop leaders and committee members guiding nature hikes and forestry work.
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Concord
Trédp
Orig
Dav
David Bea
David Keyes
Jadiéy Lortz
John Robinson
Robert Robinson
David Goodspeed
Robin Hansen
John McGrath
Karl
George Stetson
Lost Lake
Hea Grator-Ay Townline
Cow Pond
Cow Pond Brook
Massapbags
Salmon Brook
Merrimack
Tyngsboro
Paul Daly
Stanley Doyle
David
Richard Evans
Ralph Hemenway, Jr
Bradley Lortz
David Napoli
Evans
Clinton Anderson
David Beateay
David Bollinger
Wallace Crawford
Fred George
Stephen Lambert
Arthur Monson
Anthony Rizzitano
Mt. Livermore
Sandwich Range
Holderness
N. H
Mt. Burley
Mt. Morgan
Big Squam
Winnipesauke Lakes
Mt. Moosilauke
Mt. Washington
Sudbury Notes of Local Visits and Home Arrangements
Miss Zoie Morse of Providence and Provincetown settles with Miss Florence Hosmer at Hosmer Oasis Sudbury Center. Mr and Mrs Winfield Peck and relatives visit Sudbury while Walter Stones plan a Spring weekend trip and anniversary celebration. Red and White Foods store family, John Goodnow House restoration, Sudbury Woman's Club events, and a Worcester radio segment are noted.
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Zoie Morse
Providence
Rhode Island
Provincetown
Florence Hosmer
Hosmer
Walter Stones
Clarence Anderson
Gertrude Stone
Mrs. Stone
Washington
MacKinnons
Red and White
South
Sudbury
John Goodnow
Apple Variety Notes Cortland Leader In Baking And Flavor
Agricultural notes highlight Cortland as a versatile baking apple with pink color and good flavor, suited for pies and eating. McIntosh is contrasted for juiciness. Cortland’s lighter juice can aid pie filling. Guidance emphasizes using multiple varieties this year to meet consumer needs and timing around January 15 for best eating quality.
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Fultz County
eGo Cobian
Concord Knights Hold Annual Communion Breakfast
Nine two members and guests of Concord Council Knights of Columbus No 287 gathered at Monument Hall for their annual communion breakfast on Columbus Bay. Leo White Acton catered the menu while Knight Leonard J Wethvan led the pre breakfast procession and mass, with a speaker delivering a high minded address.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbus ‘Bay
Monument Hall
Léo White
Acton
Leonard J. Wethvan
Rainbow Assembly Elects Mac Farlane as Advisor
Members of the Rainbow Assembly met Saturday evening for business with conductor Jeb and newly installed worthy advisor Mac Farlane. Mrs Hazel Lalitz serves as another advisor and the next meeting is set for October 25.
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Ssession
Ies
Jeb
MacFarlane
Hazel Lalitz
Bedford Observes Joint Event with American Legion Auxiliary
The Anthony Hunt Heiniiten Post and Ladies Auxiliary hosted a joint observance on 5 with a lettered mer. Bedford American Legion Auxiliary held a successful Bééd event led by Mrs Earl, with volunteers C. Carrington, Mrs Irvin M7, Arthur Rivet, and others assisting.
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Anthony Hunt
American Legion Auxiliary of
Bedford
Earl
Ts. C
Rington
Irvin
Arthur
C Cloutier, Jr
Edward of the faculty visual aid maker dies
Fragmentary OCR describes a faculty member named Edward who contributed arithmetic and equipment as visual aids, with fragmented references to Bedford, 1 Minute-Man Scouts, Ralph Manning, and a U.S. Marine connection. Details are unclear due to the garbled text.
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Edward
Bedford
Worth
Noth Ralph Manning
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