Maryland School for the Deaf honors retiring instructor
Elvira C Wohlstrom credited with 38 graduations at the Maryland School for the Deaf retires after 35 years. Supt Ambrosen presents a color TV from students faculty staff and the Board of Visitors. Awards night honors include Alumni medals, Reading Achievement prizes and the New Era Club awards, with graduates listed and Wohlstrom's plans to reside in Monroe Connecticut.
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Hydrofoil Trials Set for Falmouth Run to Vineyard
A 70 passenger hydrofoil boat with speeds near 40 knots will start a four month trial from Falmouth this summer. It will ferry passengers to Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket. The article notes the first practical steam engine was patented by Thomas Savery of England in 1698.
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