Poultry Show At Exhibition Draws Interest At Eastern States
The Massachusetts Poultry Federation exhibit at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield drew thousands. The Middlesex County Extension Service reported the live and dressed poultry display among the fair’s top attractions with baby chicks hatching in a glass incubator and a ready to cook poultry display including turkeys and ducklings. Trained staff from the Extension Service and state agencies staffed the exhibit, with participants from Middlesex County including Jorge Caldwell Littleton Thaddeus Zabierek Chelmsford and J Wesley Strang Tewksbury.
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Concord
Snyrinefield
Massachusetts Poultry Federation
Massachusetts
Toobert M .Grover
Middlesex County Extension Service
Ucklingg
Duick Castle
Need Inch
Eges
Ension Service
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
The
Poultry and Egg National Board
County Poultry-Improvement Associations
Middlesex County
Jorge Caldwell
Littleton
Thaddeus Zabierek
Chelmsford
Mand J. Wesley Strang
Tewks
Yale alumni spread from New Haven across the globe
Yale University reports its graduates live in every state and in more than 70 foreign countries on every continent. The survey underscores the universitys wide geographic reach and enduring alumni ties.
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Yale University
Concord Guild Plans Fashion Show on October 16
Rose Hawthorne School Guild met at the Concord school auditorium with new president Mrs Edward L. McKenna in charge. Seventh and eighth grade mothers served as hostesses. Co chairmen are Mrs James R. Doherty of Bedford and Mrs Leo D Caprice of Concord. Executive board includes Mrs Ag ness Coleman Concord Mrs Betty Yeomans Lexington Mrs Grace Silvester Bedford Mrs Rita Booth Carlisle Mrs Mary Dalton West Concord.
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Rose Hawthorne School Guild
Edward L. McKenna
Lucien Grande
James R. Doherty
Bedford
Leo D. Caprice
Concord
Agnes Coleman
Betty Yeomans
Lexington
Grace Silvester
Rita Booth
Carlisle
Mary Dalton
Weat
Theodore Noes Maynard
Granide
Sudbu
Gertrude Ee Wayla
Missouri Journalism School Founded in 1908
The first national journalism school began at the University of Missouri in Columbia in 1908, established by Walter Williams to train reporters and editors.
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Walter Williams
The
University of Missouri At Columbia
National Letter Writing Week Observed in Carlisle
Postmaster Elizabeth S Russell announced Carlisle will observe National Letter Writing Week from October 7 to 13. She said weekly since 1938 has marked the personal letter and stressed letter mail as a basic American freedom and a vital link holding families together across the land.
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Carlisle
Elizabeth S.russell
Russell
America
Girlisle
Lincoln and Stow Youths Win Prizes at New England 4-H Show
Middlesex 4-H dairy members Joseph Quinn of Stow and Edward Denton of Lincoln won blue ribbons at the New England 4-H Dairy Show held at Eastern States this past week. Dent topped the Ayrshire Junior Yearling Class with his heifer Arrowhead Don Williwah and Quinn won the Guernsey Senior Yearling class and advanced toward the Grand Championship with his heifer.
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Concord
Middlesex
Joseph Quinn
Stow
Edward Denton
Lincoln
New England
Den
Ayrshire
Kiwanis Meet Highlights Speech by Atty Gen George Fingold
New England Kiwanis district convention in Swampscott drew 1500 attendees including Atty Gen George Fingold of Concord who condemned "pale pink patriots" as a threat to U S security. Also noted were speakers from William Lyon Blington and Technical Marketing Associates Inc Concord.
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New England
Swampscott
George Fingold
Concord
United States
William Lyon, Blington
Technicalchnical Marketing Associates, Inc., & Concord
A. D. d. Lyon
A Sales
Enpee
Polaroid Corporan
Gas ranges expand role in American homes with new features
The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association notes ranges now serve as creative cooking tools. New top burner heat controls and auto sensing burners maintain set temperatures, enabling precise frying, boiling, and simmering. Multiple ovens, rotisseries, and built in broilers boost capacity while retaining reliability.
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Cag Appliance Manufacturers Association
Jane Tiffany ‘Wagner
GAM
Home Service
Miss Wagner
Wagner
Local club notices mark new officers and births
The Couples Club met at the First Parish Unitarian Church parsonage to discuss a new slate of officers. The Leary family welcomed a son September 11 at Emerson Hospital and Paul Barnard's family welcomed their sixth child, a son, September 12 in Concord. The Bedford conte and parish events outline masses at St Michael's and contact details for further information as a note on community activities.
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First Parish Unitarian Church
Paul Barnard
Ashby Road
Ron
Concord
Bedford Conte
Tay
Great Road
Ford
Waler E. Bragdon
Springs Road
County Agent Guest Before Rotary at Concord Meeting
A large Lexington group attended the Concord Rotary Club meeting at Howard Johnson's. District Governor Wray P. White of Wellesley and visitors from Bangor Maine and Massachusetts clubs in Arlington, Ayer, Cambridge, Groton, Maynard and Watham were present. John J. Flannery introduced County Agent Jesse James of the Middlesex Extension Service who spoke on 4-H work and the 4-H Center plans, Camp Middlesex at Ashby, and the 4-H Fair at Westford forming part of Rotary support for local youth projects.
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Concord
Lexington
Rotary Club of
Howard Johnson’s
Wray P. White
Wellesley
Bangor
Maine
Massachusetts
Arlington
Ayer
Cambridge
Groton
Maynard
Watham
Dated Cleary, Jr
Tumber
Lester A Cushing
Lowell
John J. Flanrery
Charman E
Jesse James
Dlesex
James
Rotary
Georgia
Rd Rotary
Camp Middlesex
Ashby
4-H Fair, Inc
Baptist
Westford
Cabbage Crowned King of This Week’s Harvest Tips
Homemaker column promotes high quality cabbage with recipes and tips. Article cites Miss Marion W. DeRoche of the Middlesex County Extension Service endorsing young green cabbage as best this week. Provides buying, storage, and quick cooking guidance.
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Eajoy i
Marion W. DeRoche
Middlesex County Extension Service
Call For 17000 Men In November Draft Notice
Washington reports the Army issued a draft call for 17000 men in November. The draw raises the current induction level since the resumed Selective Service in September 1950. Monthly calls had risen from 6000 to 12000 earlier this year, with the Army as the sole service using the draft.
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Washington
Army
Tober
Lincoln-Mr and Mrs Benton Welcome Third Son Andrew
Mr and Mrs Leon Benton of Bedford announce the birth of their third son Andrew Benton September 17 at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. The mother is the former Mary Bacall. Grandparents are Mrs Channing Bacall of Salem and Mr and Mrs Clyde B Hester.
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Lincoln
Leon Benton
Hester
Bedford Road
Andrew Bent
Hespen
Massachuts Memorial Hospital
Mary Bacall
Channing Bacall
Salem
Clyde’ B. Hester
of. A
Din Romaine Joins Ballet School Staff in Sudbury
Sudbury L etti Cowden announces Dini Romaine from Boston as a newly added classic ballet teacher at the Sudbury School of Ballet. Classes at Lower Town Hall registration set for Friday and Saturday September 28 and 29 in the foyer. Romaine brings nine years experience at the Romaine School of Ballet in Boston and will lead special classes for housewives.
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Sudbury
Lettie Cowden
Sudbury School of Ballet
Dini Romaine
Boston
Lower Town Hall
Romaine
The
Romaine School of Ballet
Joe
Mah
Aid
Morse-Davis births in Waltham family announcement
Mr and Mrs Russell Morse-Davis of Acton Waltham announce the birth of their first child a son Russell Morse-Davis born September 17 at Waltham Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Louis Bartleman of Waltham Mrs Dorothy Davis of Acton Great grandfathers are Anthony Hilley of Watertown and Alfred Davis of Acton
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Acton
Russell Morse- Davis
Waltham
Russell Morse - Davis
Waltha Hospital
Louis Bartleman
Dorothy Davis
Anthony Hilley
Watertown
Alfred Davis
Local Board Hosts Reading and Tea Event
A community gathering titled ad NXT TEA Wi ad NXT TEA Wi 30 Sert add coffee. will be hosted at the G with Mrs Harold Jo dent presiding. Geore C a ra and Mrs. Wit 8. Clifford A. participate in the event.
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Harold Jodent
Geore C.a
Wit
Clifford A
Loughin Concord District Clerk Noted on 70th Birthday
A fragment reports Mr. Loughlin of Concord District marked his 70th birthday and 42 years as precinct clerk since 1905. The note recalls a star athlete graduate of 1900 and mentions family connections and retirement timing in a local West Concord ward context.
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West Concord
Ward F. Lowghii &Treet
Loughiin
Concord
Hewi
Cone
Loughlin
Woman's Club Sets Forthecoming Season Meeting
The Woman's Club holds a forthecoming season meeting hosted by the West Concord chapter. Rev Jol ptorist pi ton and Lady Help of Cl attend as part of the week’s mission. An exhibit by 4H members is planned in Framingham with donations to the Guild for the B ing. Volunteers urged to call for Saturday shifts as the October sale approaches.
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Lady Help of Cl West Concord. c
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