Veterans direct United Fund house to house drive
Veteran airmen lead as Raymond Van Ness Jay Grumbling and C W Newell head United Fund solicitations in Acton Precincts I II and III. Van Ness Grumbling Newell, US Navy Army Air Force and USAF veterans, head drives for Home Districts with local residents and families named.
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Nicholas V. van Ness
Jay S. Grumbling
C. Wiliam New
van Ness
Grumbling
U.S.A.S
Army Air Force
Newell
Navy Air Force
Acton Center
East
North Acton
Western Reserve University
University of Pennsylvania
Hawthorne Street
Audrey
Susan
Jason
Robin
United Fund
Oakwood Road
Metcalf & Eddy
Virginia Military Institute
Jay
Judy
Cindy
West Acton
Cherry Ridge Road
Boston University
Digital
Janet
Raytheon Research
Zugspitze is Germany’s highest peak at 9,721 feet
The Zugspitze in the Bavarian Alps on the Austrian border is the highest peak in Germany rising 9,721 feet, as listed in the Columbia Lippincott Gazetteer of the World.
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Zugspitze
Bavarian Alps
Germany
Columbia Lippincott Gazetteer
Memorials for Sudbury Methodist Church Honor Loved Ones
Sudbury Center residents watch the church raise walls and a steeple for a new sanctuary. The Methodists offer living memorials or sons to honor loved ones with full or two year weekly pledges. Call Rev Blaine Taylor at 443 2994 to participate. payments begin January 1963. The memorial program includes home visits to discuss options.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Center
Sudbury Methodist Church
Goa
Blaine Taylor
Local Librarian Gives Lecture In Lexington
Dorothy Nyren, librarian, opened a course on Book Selection for Adults at Cary Memorial Library in Lexington. The program covers criteria for adult reading, standard aids, acquisition policies, and maintaining a strong collection with topics on censorship, budgets, and regional resources. Attendees include librarians and trustees from multiple nearby towns.
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Concord
Dorothy Nyren
Cary Memorial Fibence
Lexington
Marion Hayward
Fowler Memorial Library
West Concord
Cynthia Crowe
Bedford
West Boxford
Carlisle
Chelmsford
East Bridgewater
Groton
Hamilton
Manchester
Marlborough
Meetinghouse Fair Set for November 3 at First Parish
Concord parishioners prepare for a community fair at First Parish on Lexington Road from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 3. Volunteers led by Mesdames Elmer Joslin Harold Tompkins John W. Boynton Russell Wheeler and George Hill organize booths selling aprons toss pillows knitting bags and other handmade items.
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Concord
First Parish
Lexington Road
Mesdames
Elmer Joslin
Harold Tompkins
John W. Boynton
Russell Wheeler
George Hill
Edward H. Fennessy
Charles Chamberlain
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A government campaign urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to support national programs. The appeal highlights safe, low risk savings and long term growth, targeting households and small investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Gala Preview Showcases Ernst Barlach at DeCordova Museum
About 800 guests attended the gala preview of Works by Ernst Barlach at DeCordova Museum. Attendees included local Concord and Stow residents and visitors from Washington, New York, and Germany, with German officials and Smithsonian representatives in attendance. The exhibit, sponsored by the German embassy and circulated by Smithsonian, runs weekday gallery hours Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 5 pm, and Sunday 2 to 5 pm, with Wednesday talks at 8:30 pm and free admission on Wednesday evenings.
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Lincoln
DeCordova Museum
Ernst Barlach
Washinon
D.C
New York
Germany
United States
U.S
Smithsonian Institution Exhibition Service
Boston
Philipp Schmidt-Schlegel
Wolfe Subbe
Hambuuger Kunsthalle
Smithsonian Institution
John A. Pope
Smithsonian
Seymour Dimare
Anthony Bongiorno
William Butcher
Concord
Chauncey Dewey
Gretchen Backis
Stow
Freelon Morris
Jordan S. Rubey
G. R. Dennison
David Middleton
Curtis Billings
DeCordova
Barlach
UN Singers to Be Feted After Concord Concert
Concord plans outline a Sunday concert by UN singers at Willard Thoreau Alcott and Ripley schools. A reception by local churchwomen will follow, with donations of pastries or cookies welcomed via Mrs John B Bartolo at EM 99745. UNICEF notes target kindergarten to third grade for the costume contest.
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Concord
Hallowe'en
John B. Bartolomeo
Robert Butman
Unicef
Willard School
Thoreau School
Alcott
Ripley
Local rummage sale planned by Concord women's auxiliary
The Concord women’s auxiliary of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will hold a rummage sale at Horticultural Hall in Boston on Saturday October 27. Local residents may donate by calling Mrs. George F. Root or Mrs. Howard C. Kent at EM9 2421 or leaving items at Intervale Farm Sandy Pond road anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Women’s Auxiliary
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Horticultural Hall
Boston
George F. Root
Howard C. Kent
Intervale Farm
Sandy Pond Road
Soviet Aircraft Engine Article Lifts Cited by U.S. Scientist
UPI reports space scientist Donald J. Ritchie, of Bendix Corp, found a Russian article in Kridla Vlasti that mirrors his 1959 Aero Space Engineering writing on Soviet aircraft engines. He notes no credit to earlier British or German designs and questions attribution. Viewings run through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Donald J. Ritchie
Kridla Vlasti
Ritchie
Bendix Corp
U.S
Aero Space Engineering
Nyet
Aronson Space Lecture Delights Sudbury Students
Sudbury fifth and sixth graders attended a NASA space lecture by Lloyd Aronson, the spacemobile presenter. The program used large space models and the Apollo rocket concept to trace rocket history from gunpowder to modern flight, with students bused in and engaged throughout. The visit, arranged by science coordinator Francis Verre, followed a prior screening of NASA's space education film Mas she n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lloyd Aronson
Nixon
Sage
Aronson
Moon
Mars
Space Administration
Diences
Seattle
Golden Age Club Hosts First Annual Sudbury Fair
Sudbury Golden Age club sponsored its first annual fair at the town hall despite rainy and stormy weather. Tables featured food, fancy work, plants, a white elephant, and a snack bar. The crowd was small but the event was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Golden Age Club
Mass 65 Enrollment Opens for Seniors in Massachusetts
Open to all eligible individuals age 65 or older residing in Massachusetts. Spouses may join if 50 or over and not employed. Requires 30 hours or more per week. No medical exam. Enrollment runs October 1–31, 1962. Coverage starts November 1, 1962 if not hospitalized in October.
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Massachusetts
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Reynolds, Jr
Bance
Hope Bagn
F. Zorn, Jr
Jar Affairs
Comance
Army Tranwos
Raytheon
Hosmer
Mary
Michael D.ats
Appliance Repair Service Inc
Eglamor
Sapslin
Ibuchon
Omon Street
Maynard
Main ST. Marlboro
Doris Childs
Rst
Decordava
Dana Atchley
Alessandro Macon, Inc
DeCordova Barlach
Burner Service
Mass
Enterprise
Ivestreen Nogiihors
Mass 665
Cme
Mr. X
Basic
Major
Massachusetts 65 Health Insurance Association
Stuart Street
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