Maynard Women Lacking Local League Unit
Maynard lags in women voters activity with no local league unit while Acton Concord and Sudbury plan a major Assabet river basin report. The piece notes few Maynard women in public office or civic groups and contrasts with neighboring towns' engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Acton
Concord
Sudbury
Assabet
Suasco
League of «Women Voters
Maynard Taxpayers Association
Maggue Bashes
Something Special In Lunch By Anna C Carey
Concord packing a lunch box meal for school children can be a real challenge. If you give this meal as much thought as you do other family meals it need not be monotone. Put together varied breads cheeses pickles olives and spreads to enliven the lunch. Ensure foods from the four food groups are included and kept chilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Carey
Concord
1938 Hurricane Death Toll Estimated and 1960 Donna Impact
The article reviews the 1938 hurricane the deadliest in years with 588 deaths in New England and widespread destruction. It notes infrastructure damage, telephones out, power outages, and landmark losses in Concord and nearby towns. It also summarizes Donna’s impact on Sept 12 1960 with branches and debris, school closings, and Nashoba Drive-In damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Carrier
New
New England
Edna
Ian Connie
Able
Barbara
Jane
Helene
Massachusetts
Donna
Nashoba
Roxbor
Youth Employment Endorsed By Police Chiefs
Concord's Police Chief James E Finan Jr cites support from U S Sen Hubert Humphrey for the Youth Empl Act to aid 16 to 19 year olds. A labor department report predicts a surge in young workers over three years totaling about 5.5 million.
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Concord
James E. Finan, Jr
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Labor Department
Community group invites new members to join discussions
New members are welcome and invited to sit in on discussions. For more information call Suzanne Harvey at 443-6048 or Ralph J. Donaldson at 443-6831.
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Suzanne Harvey
Ralph J. Donaldson
Don’t Use The Breakdown Lane For Travel Or Passing
Drivers are urged to keep the breakdown lane clear and use proper lanes for travel and passing. Authorities warn that blocking the shoulder hinders emergency vehicles and tow operations and threatens road safety.
Social Security earnings estimate guidance and local offices
Early year facts explain how final adjustments occur if earnings exceed estimates. Beneficiaries should contact Social Security promptly with any questions about changes in yearly earnings estimates. Local outreach: Waltham District Office at Maynard Town Building on the first and third Thursdays, 1 30 to 3 30 p m. Concord Free Library on the first Thursday, 10 to 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Maynard
Concord Free Library
Regular services resume at Carlisle Congregational Church
Carlisle Congregational Church will resume regular services this week with Rev. Dr. Robert B. Dempsey preaching on Sunday and leading the service. Tonight, the mid week prayer meeting starts at 7 45 PM. Firemen meet at Central Station Wednesday at 7 PM with Chief Waldo D Wilson presiding. Gleason Public Library hours are Monday afternoons and evenings. Selectmen plan next library meeting on September 15.
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Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert B. Dempsey
Waldo D. Wilson
Extension News Of Tyrp Packing A Lunch Box
In this guide the lunch box should include one or more fruits or vegetables with bread and a dessert. Plan varied items and pack separately to ensure nutrition. The text also mentions beetles and milky grub as eating options and advises following school bell routines.
Dayton Re Affirms Manager Plan in U S Cities
Dayton reaffirms a city manager plan as the 1934th town adopts the system. The article credits the Dayton League for Good Government and the League of Women Voters for pushing nonpartisan reform in a 1913 context rooted in Staunton Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
U.S
Dayton League For Good Government
League of Women Voters
Staunton
Virginia
Sudbury Couple to Return to Auburn Home
Streeter, daughter of Mrs. Milton, wore a silk peau de soie gown with short sleeves and a train at a recent ceremony conducted by Rev. Carl F. Schultz Jr. Her chapel length veil of silk illusion fell as the couple prepared to return from their trip to their Auburn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streeter
Milton
Carl F. Schultz, Jr
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Tee Snyder
Masonic Hall
Fred Hayward
Thomas Wright
Sudbury River
Seeee Ae
John L. Er
Concord Street
Orma L. Clark
Michael J. Foley
H. Stuart MacGregor
Enterprise
Ledgard
West Concord
Anoth- Concord
William G. Ryan
Harry E
Everett Pierce
Chiefs of Police
Senate
House
Gleason Public Library
Helen Wilkie
Tyrp
Auburn
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