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Title: Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine
Identifier: cranberriesnatio5355port (find matches)
Year: 1936 (1930s)
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Subjects: Cranberries
Publisher: Portland, CT (etc. ) : Taylor Pub. Co. (etc. )
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A View of Rocky Meadow Bog torney. Two years later, he was appointed Clerk of Courts for Ply- mouth County. He is Past President of Ply- mouth County Bar Association and also of the BostoS. University Law School Association. He is extreme- ly active in Republican affairs, and is a Past President of the Plymouth County Republican Club. He was elected delegate from his district to the Republican Party National Conventions in 1936 and 1940. He was an Aide on the Military Staff of former Massachusetts Govern- or Robert Bradford. During the Second World War, he was a Lieutenant in the United States Naval Reserves, serving- mostly in the Corpus Christi area of Texas. Boy Scouting has been an avoca- tion to him and he is a Past Presi- dent of Squanto Council, and holds the Silver Beaver award, the high- est recognition at council level. Mr. Olsson's younger son, Philip, 14, in July attended the National Boy Scout Jamboree in California. The Squanto and Anawan Councils sent a total of 36 boys on this cross-country trip. The Olssons, Mr. Olsson having married Mary Craig of Plymouth, have another son. Dexter, 17, who entoi's Massachusetts Institute of Technology this fall. He was a Star Scout. The family makes its home in the Chiltonville section of Plymouth. This interest in scouting is one of the several things Mr. Olsson and Judge Sgarzi have in common. Judge Sgarzi is present President of Squanto Council, and like Mr. Olsson, holds the Silver Beaver award. Mr. Olsson is a director of the Plymouth Savings and Loan As- sociation. He is a nrember of the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bar Association; of Paul Revere Lodge of Masons of Brockton, Plymouth Post American Legion; Plymouth Grange and the Massachusetts Farm Bureau. He is a trustee of the Chiltonville Congregational Church. He is a governor of "Plimouth Plantations, Inc.," chairman of the Plymouth Pageant Committee, which plans to stage a summer historical pageant at Plymouth. He is also a member and trustee of the Pilgrim Society, Plym-outh. Judge Sgarzi is also a governor of "Plimouth Plantations," and is a trustee of the Pilgrim Society. (CRANBERRIES Photo) The Pilgrim Society has been doing a great deal to retain at- mosphere, restore and reproduce Pilgrim life and .history, and both of these cranberrymen have been leaders in this endeavor. In 1947, the Society aided in establishing "Plimouth Plantations, Inc.," whose purpose is "the faithful re- production of life and times of men and women of the 'Old Col- ony' in order that present day and future generations may better un- derstand the Pilgrim story and the contributions of these early Amer- icans to our country." Henry Hornblower, 2nd, of Bos- ton and Plymouth, and at one time Treasurer of the Cape Cod Cran- bei-ry Growers' Association, is President of "Plimouth Planta- tions, Inc." This unit has already built a replica of a Pilgrim house near Plymouth Rock; recently completed a replica of the first Pilgrim Fort, also near the Rock. This was dedicated last month by Harold Stassen, now Director of Mutual Security Agency. The next planned project is a full scale mod- el of the Mayflower, to be placed near Town njrook at Plymouth Hai'bor. 9«VfB

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