In commemoration of Its 35th anniversary, Mrs. George Woodard, through her diligent and untiring efforts, compiled the history of the Norwood Mothers" Club. Numerous hours were spent in reading through … Continue reading Norwood Mother’s Club History Shows Problems Of Motherhood Same Through Years (Part 2)-August 1, 1957
Norwood’s Thriving Business Scene-August 4, 1955
A look back at Norwood in 1955 reveals a thriving local economy filled with bustling auto dealerships like Boch Nash, popular eateries like Green Jade, and trusted neighborhood hardware stores and beauty salons.
Three Local World War II Heroes Returned Home to Norwood for Final Military Honors-July 31, 1948
Fallen WWII servicemen Cpl. John E. Curran, Cpl. Joseph A. Selukas, and S/Sgt. Edward C. Erker were returned from England to Norwood for full military honors and burial.
Norwood Selectmen Decline Seats on Private Westover Estates Development Committee-August 1, 1947
Unwilling To Name Officials To Special Westover Group â € Pointing out that it is inconsistent with the best interests of the people of the town for either an elected or … Continue reading Norwood Selectmen Decline Seats on Private Westover Estates Development Committee-August 1, 1947
Another Bette, Or a New Star For Hollywood?-August 1, 1941
Norwood resident Marion Rosamond arrived in Hollywood to launch her acting career, facing both the challenge of looking like Bette Davis and the determination to succeed.
Poem “Back to the Home of My Childhood” by Rev. Theron Brown-August 1, 1902
This Day In Norwood History-August 1, 1902-Poem "Back to the Home of My Childhood" by Rev. Theon Brown
Old Home Week Recap-August 1, 1902
Today's article is a recap of the first Old Home Week, held in 1902. The article includes a lengthy speech by Norwood historian and home-builder Milton H. Howard, in which he discusses Aaron Guild and the dedication of the monument to Captain Guild as well as his thoughts on the patriotic spirit of both Norwoodians and Americans. A list of Old Home Week participants was also compiled. During the evening portion of the event, a supper was held at the Universalist Church. Chairman Frank A. Fales delivered a speech and Rev Theon Brown read a poem he had written about returning to his boyhood home. The evening concluded with a historical address by Milton Howard, who used a stereopticon to show portraits of many past and present figures from Norwood and images of places and buildings in Norwood, both old and new. It's quite an interesting read!
Talk Of The Town-August 1, 1902
These news items were the talk of the town on August 1, 1902 Mrs. George W. Nead with her sons Carroll and George W. Nead, Jr., left for Southport last … Continue reading Talk Of The Town-August 1, 1902