Friday night at the South Station, 26 citizenship students and teachers from this town will join a large group in their pilgrimage to Washington. The trip is being sponsored by the State Department of Adult Allen Education.
On arriving at Washington they will visit the capital, Mt Vernon, and the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Those to go from this town will be Berta Kugel, Paul Kugel, Carl Roth, Hilda Roth, Bulge Cicolani, Marcello Krassaukis, Annie Bochanowics, Angelo Pedarszi, Katie Alexandrowicz, John Vasilauskas, John Kurowski, Boghslaw Stonls, Salvatore Marrinell,i and Carlos Salvatorelli.
Others who will accompany the party as teachers are Miss Emma Niles, Margaret Donovan, Graee Beverly,, Mrs Julia Sheehan, and Miss Wilda Vose.
The following will also make the trip: Eleanor Morse, Dorothy Kelley, Helen Beverly, Elizabeth Zurba, Mabel Newark, Jessie Barrie and Arnold Schafer,
(All articles originally published in the Norwood Messenger)
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