In their spacious, well-equipped workshop, located at 228 Railroad avenue, Norwood, Berger E. Johnson and Charles T. Flood, Cabinet Makers, can build to a customer’s specifications just about any piece of furniture.
Highly skilled in their trade, Johnson and Flood are well known for. their repair and reproduction of antique furniture and for their excellent workmanship in the building and finishing of book cases, record cabinets, Hollywood style beds, breakfast-nook tables and benches.
The firm of Johnson and Flood, was established a little over a year ago and can boast a long list of satisfied customers in Norwood, Walpole, Medfield, Wellesley, Brookline and Boston.
Wood furnishings make for added beauty and convenience in the modern home. For the best of craftsmanship, made to order, you have only to telephone NORwood 1690 or drop in at the workshop any day, Monday through Friday between 8 and 5, where Johnson and Flood will be pleased to serve you.
THIS DAY IN NORWOOD HISTORY
Norwood Hospital Expansion Likely to Target Civic Center Site-July 13, 1976
The expansion aims to address the critical need for increased bed capacity, support services, and advanced medical units, as outlined by consulting firm Medicus Planning, Inc.
Lithuanian Club Closed After Ceiling Collapses-July 12, 1977
Three men narrowly escaped injury when the ceiling of the historic 75-year-old building crashed to the floor, forcing an immediate safety closure.
Norwood’s Resilience and Strong Comeback Bring Victory Over Westwood in Zone 6A American Legion Baseball-July 12, 1989
In a testament to their resilience and determination, Pete Wall’s Norwood team scores seven runs in the fourth inning to take a 10-3 victory over Westwood.
Norwood’s Second Annual “Tiot” Relay Race Raises Funds for Youth Recreation-July 12, 1976
Sponsored by the Ponderosa Lounge, the successful community fundraiser combined athletic competition with a picnic to benefit local recreational projects.
Milton Developer Plans Indoor Ice Rink for Norwood-July 12, 1972
The proposed 240-by-100-foot steel arena aims to serve youth hockey teams and the public, with an anticipated opening in November 1972.
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