Sudbury-Joseph Bombino Named Reading Consultant
Sudbury Joseph Bombino of Cambridge has been appointed elementary school reading consultant. He will assist teachers with material selection, give demonstration lessons, screen pupils for placement, and lead small groups to support preventive reading methods. He succeeds Mrs Clyde Holmes who resigned in June to Framham. Bombino is a graduate of Manster Hall Brown Harvard and has taught at Brown Nichols Lexington and Concord Remedial Clinic.
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Sudbury
Joseph
Bombino
Cambridge
Clyde Holmes
Framam
Manster Hall
Brown, University
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Brown, & Nichols
Lexington
Concord
Chelmsford Driver Injured in Pole Collision
Acton Eleanor Wilson, 46, of Chelmsford, was injured when her 1956 Buick hit a utility pole 500 feet south of Brook Street on Main Street at 1:21 a.m. She was rushed to Emerson Hospital by Patrolman Norman Roche and John Sepe. Admitted by doctors with possible leg and skull injuries. Car sustained extensive front end damage and was towed from A. & A.M. Garage.
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Acton
Eleanor Wilson
Chelmsford
Brook Street
Main Street
Emerson Hospital
Norman i. Roche
John’ Sepe
West Concord
DeMare
Norton
Widow fuels tour for foreign students in United States
Knoxville widow Mrs. Loretta D. Pruett organizes a month long tour for 33 foreign students from the University of Tennessee. The group travels to 19 cities starting August 26 visiting Roanoke Richmond Arlington Alexandria Washington Plainfield Niagara Falls New York Detroit Racine Des Moines Kansas City Oklahoma City Dallas Mount Pleasant New Orleans Mobile Pensacola Pensacola and Atlanta. The plan aims to broaden cultural understanding and lessen isolation among students while arranging transport and meals for Hindu and other meals.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Uppdkk
University of Tennessee
Loretta D. Pruett
America
United States
United, Nations
Detroit
Exam Posted for P. O. Job Acton Rural Carrier
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a rural carrier post at Acton. Applications must be filed by September 20, with a written test required. Eligibility includes one year residency prior to closing date and minimum age 18, with no upper limit beyond temporary renewals after age 70. Details available at the Acton post office or Washington DC office.
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Acton
U.s.civil Service Commission
Washington
D.C
Sunday Services and School Notices at Union Evangelical
Sunday services at Union Evangelical will be at 11 a.m. with Sunday school starting next week led by Rev. Eugene S. Watson. First graders must be registered. contact the school nurse at TW-7-7900. Parents urged to drop children at the door or on the bus. Tags with name and address advised for each child leaving for school. Teachers recommend a light mid morning lunch and no hot lunches during the first eight days. White safety lines for school traffic are being painted this week under the direction of Patrolman Ralph H. Thileen of Concord.
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Union Evangelical
Eugene. S. Watson
Ralph. H., Thileen
Concord
Harvard professor trips on stage during Shakespeare class
Cambridge, Mass. Harvard's George Lyman Roake accidentally stepped onto the platform and fell to the floor during a Shake speare class. He recovered, quipping that in 40 years of teaching, he had never descended to the level of his audience.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
George Lyman Rooke
Teachers Housewives College Students Register for Work
Work available for teachers housewives and students with top hourly rates for secretaries typists and clerks. Flexible hours and convenient Route 62 West Concord EMI 9 4282.
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West Concord
EMI
Acton Lions Club Plans Fall Meetings After Cookout
Over 60 members attended a summer gathering at the home of MacPherson on Main Street. Resident MacPherson announced fall meetings at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse starting Tuesday evening September 6 at 6 30. Plans for an October light bulb campaign will be launched.
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Acton
Lions Club
Rall
MacPherson
Main Street
Foman’s
Boston College awards 140 scholarships for freshmen
Very Rev. Michael P. Walsh S J announced 140 Boston College freshmen scholarships totaling over 125000 for the coming year. Recipients include James V McMullen of West Concord and Walter J Wasiuk of Maynard, both graduates of local high schools, entering the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Michael P. Walsh
S.J
Boston Coi
It. University
Boston College
James V. McMullen
Main Street
West Concord
Fashion Trends at Boston University Fall Scene
Boston University coeds will register a fashion-forward fall with reversible pleat skirts in plaid and solids, fuller circle skirts, oversized bulky sweaters, varied collars, and bold color palettes. The footwear shifts from leather slides to sneakers, while shire waists and versatile dresses signal practical, budget-friendly campus style.
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Christine ]Shevoor
Boston University
United. Press International Boston
UPI
Will
Claes
Plaidy
B.U
B.u.’S
Death of James Mullens's Brother Ji P Powers
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. James Mullens West Ieta 104 fos on the death of her brother Ji P Powers 59 of Framingham. The funeral was held in town Saturday with a high mass of requiem at St Stephen's Church.
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James Mullens
West
Ieta
Ji . P. Powers
Framingham
T Town
St Stephen’s Church
New England Vacation Offers Late Summer Open Dates
A New England Council survey shows open dates remain at leading resorts across six states for September trips. Expanded hotel capacity and late cancellations boost options for last minute planners, with beaches mountains and reliable transport promising affordable, tranquil getaways.
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Boston
New England
New England Council
Gion
New
England
Attar of Roses Requires 375 Pounds for One Ounce
United Press International notes that about 375 pounds of rose petals are needed to produce a single ounce of attar of roses used in perfumes. The statistic highlights the labor and volume behind fragrance production.
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United Press International
Massachusetts Probate Court Notice of Estate of Florence W
Middlesex County probate announces estate proceedings for Florence W of Concord. An administrator with will annexed seeks first account and invites objections in Cambridge Superior Court by September 12, 1660. Witness dated August 16, 1960.
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Commeonyeasis
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Florence W
Concord
Florence
Sai Court
Probate Court notices and estate actions published
Massachusetts probate notices request name changes for Karen Ann Anderson to Karen Ann Garside and appointment of administrator for John J. Hopkins estate. Citations set return dates in Cambridge with details for interested parties to file appearances. Also a lost book notice lists Donald Parker as treasurer with publication dates August 18 25 and September 1960.
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Keren Ann Anderson
Henry M. Anderson
Acton
Neeani Og
Karen
Anderson
Ann Garside
Cambridge
Iclock
John. C. Leggat
Esquire
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John J. Hopkins
Concord
McWalter
Middlesex
John C. Leggat
Ee . Harvey
Donald Parker
Treas
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