These ads ran in the March 30, 1961 edition of the Norwood Messenger newspaper.
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(All articles were originally published in the Norwood Messenger unless otherwise noted)
READY FOR BUSINESS—The genial operators of the Norwood Nursery on Neponset Street, Ralph Neilsen (left and Albert W. Whitmore, Jr., are shown, with some of…
(All articles were originally published in the Norwood Messenger unless otherwise noted)
Norfolk County’s most modern restaurant will be open for public inspection next Sunday when Timothy’s Restaurant will hold an open house all day at its…
When two giant pion signs are lighted at Boch Nash in Norwood tomorrow to open their new showroom, they will serve as a tribute to…
This Day in Norwood History-June 9, 1955-First Annual Spanish Luncehon at NHS
The first annual Spanish luncheon was recently planned, prepared, and served by Mias Ruth Johngren’s Spanish III class at the Norwood Senior High School. The custom of having a national…
This Day in Norwood History-June 9, 1946-Last Day of Kindergarten for Clara Haeger’s Class
LAST DAY AT KINDERGARTEN—These Norwood youngsters posed for their picture as they attended class for the last time this year on May 29th at the Kindergarten conducted by Clara M.…
This Day in Norwood History-June 9, 1955-First Rally Successful For Callahan Girl Scout Troop
GIRL SCOUT RALLY — Color bearers at the Girl Scout Rally held at the Callahan School. Left to right: Caroline Craft, Dianne Cronin, Denise Daley, and Joan Wallster. The rally…
This Day in Norwood History-June 9, 1941-The Sansone Sisters
Marie, 10, at the piano, and, standing, left to right, Jean, 13, and Grace, 15, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sansone of Wilson Street, the three musical sisters have…