Parents Teach Children Safety Rules
Police officials and the Rudolph F. King registrar issue a joint appeal to make children safe as schools resume. Rules include look both ways at corners, walk between white lines, watch traffic lights, cross only on signals, avoid walking between parked cars, never play in the street, walk on the left if no sidewalks, wear white at night, ride bikes on the right in single file, use hand signals, and no riders.
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Vice President Acard at Duston-Dustin event near Haverhill
John Henry road East Acton was chosen at the 47th re Duston-Dustin Fam ation held at Haverhill ay. He and his Gladys Duston attended an all-day program about descendants of Hannah Duston. The American Museum of Natural History notes deep-sea fish at 100 fathoms (600 feet).
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Mrs Mary F Gibbs Kraetzer 67 of Lexington Dies After Illness
Mary F Gibbs Kraetzer 67 of 14 Meriam Street Lexington died after a four day illness at Emerson Hospital Concord. Born January 30 1884 in Waltham she lived in Lexington 45 years and was active in local church and clubs. Wife of Eugene G Kraetzer retired Boston broker she is survived by two sons Eugene G Kraetzer Jr Concord and Joseph G Kraetzer Lexington four grandchildren and a brother Daniel W Gibbs Auburn Maine Funeral held Friday at Church of Our Redeemer Lexington with burial in Munroe Cemetery Lexington. Congress must meet annually on January 3 unless a different day is set by law.
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Harvard University
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Bedford Girl’s Second Birthday Party in Webber Avenue
Nancy Riessle daughter of Mr and Mrs R Robert Riessle of Webber avenue celebrated her second birthday Tuesday afternoon with an outdoor party. Attending with their mothers were Freddie James Lexington Kevin Daigle Sanda Larsen Karen Larsen Richie Larsen Martha Atwood Steven Atwood and Dick Reissle. Pink and wine decorations framed the cheerful scene.
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Lexington
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Steven Atwood
Dick Reissle
Concord Rainbow Girls to Hold Fall Meeting at Masonic Temple
Concord Rainbow Girls announce the first fall session to be held Saturday September 8 at 7 o clock in the Masonic Temple. Miss Janice Beharrell, worthy advisor, will preside and Mrs Edith Bailey, mother advisor, will assist with the election of officers.
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Lincoln residents return from summer trips
Concord notes Mr and Mrs John B Garrison of Lincoln and three sons David John Frank back from a three week Wellfleet vacation. Leslie Crowson of Lincoln also returns from Brewster. First Church lesson Sunday focused on Christ Jesus. Walter E Dow Jr of Old Marlboro Road returns to work after his annual vacation. he is vice-president of a Boston bank.
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Nebraska's 17 four year colleges and universities listed
The state comprises 17 four year colleges and universities including the University of Nebraska and five junior colleges.
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4-H Members Invited to Join National Soil and Water Contest
Concord hosts a year long National 4-H Soil and Water Conservation Contest coordinated by the University of Massachusetts Extension Service and the U S Department of Agriculture. Middlesex District awards include 25 15 10 and 5 dollar prizes at its March meeting. Contest info and entry blanks are available at the Middlesex County Extension Service in Concord and at local Soil Conservation Service offices. Four Middlesex 4-H members John Burke Holliston James Pattison Burlington Gerald Seminatore Burlington and George Warner South Acton are already participating.
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South Acton
Pickman Home Party for St Michael's to Be Held
Bedford's St Michael's parish plans a party at Mrs Edward Pickman's home on Saturday September 29 from 2 to 7 pm. An auction sale garden party ponies for children costume parade prizes games and bridge for women are on the program with garden viewing and ticket sales. Old soldiers are fading as GAR post quarters give way to AMVETS at Fields Corner.
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Maynard Father of Three Dead After Truck Collision
A 45 year old Maynard man, Diva West, was killed on Route 62 in Stow when he fell or stepped into the path of a heavy Capitol Motor Lines trailer. The driver John Kalcom, Lowell, could not stop in time. the body was run over. Police and medical examiner ruled death due to skull fractures from the impact.
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Funeral for Widely Known Ex Local Man Frank I Schofield
Concord services for Frank I Schofield 65 of Old Connecticut Path Wayland owner of the towns largest dairy farm were held Wednesday at the First Baptist Church Weston Burial was at Lynnwood Cemetery Weston He died Sunday A Nova Scotia native he moved here eight years ago after a painting contracting business in Weston He leaves his wife Laura three sons Arthur Sheridan Jason and a daughter Evelyn Craft two brothers and three sisters.
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Local Jimmy Fund Ball Containers Placed in Concord
Police Chief William G. Ryan places twenty six Jimmy Fund baseballs in local stores to collect coins for the Children’s Research Center. The campaign, sponsored by the Boston Braves, is backed by the Massachusetts Police Chiefs Association.
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California Named by Cor tez in 1535
A historic claim notes that California received its name from the explorer who visited the region in 1535. The source discusses the naming attribution and competing theories.
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