Civil Defense canvassers organize house-to-house survey
Sudbury Civil Defense volunteers have taken their oath and begun a citywide survey begun September 17. District captains guide teams including Mrs. Ralph Stone in District 1 and Mrs. William C. Mahoney in District 2, with demonstrations of leadership and a long list of assistants across nine districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Civil Defense
District 1
Ralph Stone
Isobel Kilton
Lillian Silva
Blanche Tebo
Katherine Osgood
Elizabeth Atkinson
Sudbury Pianist Resumes Teaching At Conservatory
Willis W. Fay of Sudbury resumes piano instruction at the New England Conservatory of Music for the fall semester which began Monday September 17. Mr and Mrs Bernard Titus return to Pearkham Road from a vacation at Lake Willoughby Orleans Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis W. Fay
Sudbury
New England Conservatory of Music
Bernard Titus
Pearktham Road
Lake Willoughby
Orleans
Vermont
Sudbury Students Enter Colleges
Sudbury students head to colleges and universities this season with names such as Ralph Bowker Boston University Phyllis Phelps Theresa Letters Rachael Priest Eleanor Johnson Janice Burland Northeastern University Marne Florida Caroline Richardson Beverly Giles John Ling Priscilla Pittman Sheila Lewis Louise Pride University of Massachusetts Stockbridge Harry Baldwin David Hawes Joseph Adams Newton Country Day Barbara Cahill Thomas Cahill Teddy Hriniak University of Connecticut Storrs Joan Bachelder University of Vermont James Poole University of Maine Ann Burns Union College Kentucky Shirley Tallant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
University of Maryland
Ralph Bowker
Boston University
Phyllis Phelps
Theresa Letters
New England Conservatory of Music
Rachael Priest LaSalle
Population Boom In Bedford Towns Reported
A recent figures release shows Bedford rising from 2603 in 1930 to 5243 in 1940, with 1940 census data. Other towns like Acton, Concord, and Carlisle also show notable gains across the decades, reflecting broad population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Acton
Concord
Carlisle
Bedford Woman Reports On Jury Duty in East Cambridge
Mrs. Walter F. Fitch of Pine Hill road reported for jury duty at superior court in East Cambridge on Monday becoming the first Bedford woman called to serve. Also serving from Bedford this month is Raymond Scheublin of Sweetwater avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Walter F. Fitch
Pine Hill Road
Superior Court
East Cambridge
Raymond Scheublin
Sweetwater Avenue
Invite New Families Observance at West Acton Baptist
The West Acton Baptist Church invites new families of West Acton and nearby areas to a Sunday service on September 23 led by Pastor Rev. David Thompson. The event includes a cordial welcome and a sermon on the church motto You Need the Church The Church Needs You with choral music featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
West Acton
David Thompson
Know the Car You Drive
AAA warns that unfamiliar cars disrupt driving habits learned in a previous car. Even careful drivers can misjudge force, direction, and timing with new gadgets. Take time to learn the car slowly to prevent accidents and stay alert when using any unfamiliar vehicle.
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AAA
Fellowship supper and family night in Acton Church
The notice announces a 10 45 a m service led by Mrs Waldo Flint musical director followed by a covered dish Fellowship supper and family night for new Acton families next Wednesday at the Church Vestry. Admission is free and each family is invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Flint
Acton
CGMES Expected to Bring Food Item
The CGMES are expected to bring a food item with them as part of the event or gathering. This note outlines the anticipated provision and its role in the proceedings.
Still Hamburger Glamorburgers Advertised in Collinsville
A Collinsville Illinois restaurant owner proposes higher burger prices by promoting Jack Langer's glamorburgers with bright neon signage to lure customers. The plan centers on branding and eye catching displays to justify elevated costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Ill
U.P
Jack Langer
Genetti celebrates 10th birthday in Bedford
Barbara Genetti marked her tenth birthday on Sunday in Bedford. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J Genetti and granddaughter of the Genettis of Hartwell Road and the Poleos of Schoolway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Genetti
Nicholas J. Genetti
Genetti’s
Hartwell Road
Poleos
Schoolway
Eastern Star Paul Revere Chapter Opens Bedford Meeting
The Paul Revere Chapter of the Eastern Star will hold its opening fair meeting at the Bedford Town Hall tonight at 8 o’clock. Mrs Louis H Smith as worthy matron will preside and plans for the coming season will be made. A supper will precede the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Paul Revere Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Louis H. Smith
Smith
Greenwood announce birth of second daughter
Mr and Mrs Frederick P Greenwood of Concord Road announce the arrival of their second daughter born Monday September 17 at the Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital Jamaica Plain The Greenwoods also have one son
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Bedford
Frederick P. Greenwood
Concord Road
Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Greenwoods
Bedford-Richard Gilman Returns Home After Accident
Recovering resident of 20 Anthony Road Bedford Gilman has left St John’s hospital Lowell where he was treated after a Springs Road Billerica accident. The truck he drove went out of control and caused injuries. He is recuperating at home.
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Bedford
Richard Gilman
Anthony Road
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell
Springs Road
Billerica
Bedford Pvt Ralph W Thompson Jr in Korea with II Division
Bedford soldier Pvt Ralph W Thompson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson of Houston Street is serving in Korea with the Second Infantry Division awaiting combat assignment after spending five days in Japan on the way to the front.
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Korea
Bedford
Ralph .W. Thompson, Jr
Ralph Thompson
Houston Street
Second
Korean
Japan
Fragmentary notice from Watertown area families
The text lists names and addresses including Ralph W and Janet W Gays with family connections in Watertown, mentioning Mrs Bessie and Mrs of chur and Frank Balsor in ton Centre. Details are incomplete but imply a social or household notice among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Frank Balsor
I Ton Centre
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Ellen Siegars
Earle Hoyle
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Virginia Noyes
Vera Pike
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Carl Roos
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Lilly Nelson
E. W. Pettigrew
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Rose Madden
Lloyd Forsythe
Armando Troisi
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Stephen Curtin
Richard Hill
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W. W. MacCulloch
Gurnsey Frost
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Dunlop
United Co-Operative Gasoline Soervice Station
Waltham S
Maynard, Mass
Cooperatives
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Pillsbury
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Super Market—Main Street
Maynard
United Co-Operative Seciet Brandis
American Automobile Association
C.E.S
U. S
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Wallast
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Jam Street
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Watertown
Julia
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