State to Hear Speakers on Women’s Session in Worcester
The event features Joseph Ent of the Association Exchange firms and Scribner of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Eberly director of the women’s division, Brquette of New York, Allan P. Lucht vice president Worcester County Trust Co. A luncheon at Wesley Methodist Church follows at 1 p.m. The afternoon session at 2:15 includes songs by Cushla De lange and Allen Raymond who will discuss News the Reader Can’t Get.
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New York
Allan P. ‘Lucht
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Wesley Methodist Church
Cushla Delange
Allen Raymond
Pietrasiak Baby Born in Framingham Union Hospital
Mr and Mrs Henry Pietrasiak of Woodland Road welcomed their second child, a daughter born Wednesday September 19 at Framingham Union Hospital. She weighed seven pounds eight ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Michael Ochab of Watertown and Mr and Mrs Dominic Pietrasiak of Newton Street. The couple also have an older daughter named Jeanne. Mother and baby returned home yesterday.
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Southboro
Henry Pietrasiak
Woodland Road
Framingham Union Hospital
Michael Ochab
Watertown
Dominic Pietrasiak
Newton Street
Jeanne
Roofing Supplies Truck Fire at Parmenter Square
Marlboro fire crews responded to a truck fire at Parmenter Square yesterday around 3 30 pm. John Lach of Lowell owned and operated the vehicle and reported smoke from the rear before firefighters arrived and put out burning roofing materials. Chief Brecken said the fire likely started from a cigarette in an oil or paint can with no damage to the truck.
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Parmenter Square
John Lach
Lilley Avenue
Lowell
John W. Brecken
Stow News Briefs Include Classes Choir and Dance
Stow residents see notices for an Extension Service Class on Children's Coats with contact Mrs Carl Lund Maynard 433-M2. A choir rehearsal is set for Union Church Thursday at 7. Hale High School senior class dance drew a large crowd and signals more dances to come. Albert Clifford of Crescent Street is hospitalized at Clinton after an operation last week.
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Carl Lund
Maynard
Hale, High School
Albert Clifford
Crescent Street
Clinton Hospital
Salvation Army Friendly Appeal Drive Opens
Stow This own launched its 1951 Friendly Appeal Drive for the Salvation Army last week led by Mrs Arthur W. Trefry Oxboro road who has been general chairman for the fourth year The local service fund consisting of twenty per cent of the total raised has been a boon for many needy families as its helped purchase food medical care and fuel Collectors volunteering include Miss Eleanor Peck Miss Doris Dudley ee Winthee ey Mrs A P Ane Boat Ineson tie Betsy Derby Mrs Helen Ferguson The drive committee expects cooperation and interest from residents for this worthwhile cause.
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Stow
Salvation Army
Arthur ‘W. Trefry
Oxboro Road
Eleanor Peck
Doris Dudley Ee Winthee
Ineson
Betsy Derby
New Arrival Bonnie Lee King Born in Vermont
Mr and Mrs Bernard King announce the birth of their third daughter Bonnie Lee on September 19 in Vermont. The couple resides in South Woodbury and the family includes sisters Linda Diane and Nancy Marie. Grandparents are Arthur Puffer of Red Acre road and Marjorie King of Hudson and Maynard King of South Woodbury Vermont.
Busy Bees Canning Club Sweeps Grange Fair prizes
At the Grange Fair on September 15 the Busy Bees Canning Club of 4-H won multiple ribbons. Fay Macarthy took 1st in four jars, Bonnie Stone 2nd, Hazel Cameron 3rd. Hazel Cameron won 1st in two jars with carrot. Thelma Phalon won 1st in corn and string beans. Bonnie Stone earned 2nd in corn and 1st in applesauce and peaches. The club includes five 1st year students and one 2nd year student.
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Grange
Busy Bees
Macarthy
Bonnie Stone
Hazel Cameron
Thelma
Phalon
Hale High School magazine drive leads seventh graders
At Hale high school's annual magazine campaign the seventh grade led by June Macomber sold about 100 dollars, with John Peck's team captain freshmen close second. The school total surpassed 600 dollars as the fall social season opened with the senior class dance at Stow Towns hall.
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Hale ‘High
June Macomber
John Peck
David Goss
Red Sox
Indians
Hale High School
Stow Town
Jorge Smith
al” Wood
Norma Léard
Ann Herrick
Arid
Ernest Landry
Allan Hartley
Car check service offered in Denver for used car buyers
A Denver used car guide promotes a $10 vehicle inspection by a local garage so buyers need not rely on dealer claims. The article also notes Archimedes built a crane two centuries before Christ to grapple and plunge enemy ships, illustrating ancient engineering feats.
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