Hudson poised for new industry with potential 250 jobs
A prominent industry may locate in Hudson with up to 250 workers at a new plant in the east part of town. An affiliate firm could also open another plant nearby. Negotiations are favorable, construction could start by mid summer, with a May 6 grand opening planned. Tryouts continue Saturday at 1 30 p m at Emerson and Rideout playgrounds.
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Hudson
Reliable Source
Hudson Chamber of Commerce
Pierozzi
Possie
Hudson Worsted
Houston Industries
Hudson Industrial Commission
Fudson
Emerson
Rideout
DeMolay Plans Rockefeller Center Trip
Concord DeMolay plans a Rockefeller Center exhibit visit as part of a 40 member New York City tour this weekend. Leaders organized the trip after reading about the exhibit. they aim to bring back pictures of the display created by David Little Jason Korel and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Concord
Rockefeller Center
New York City
David BD. Little
Jason Korel
Chamber of Commerce
Little League seeks volunteers and donors in Concord-More’
The Concord More volunteer drive asks fathers to contact President Jack Flynn at EM 93397 for help. Donations are welcomed and checks should be sent to Al Johnson, 24 Laurel Street, as treasurer. The annual fund drive is set for May 5.
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Concord
Little League
Jack Flynn
al Johnson
Laurel Street
Stow News Swaps to Maynard Office and Box Pickup
Due to business pressure George D Wood Jr resigns as Stow correspondent. Stow news will be written from Maynard office at 28 Nason Street. Falls may leave articles in the Enterprise box at The Store in Stow or call TW 7-7521. The Enterprise will continue to cover Stow copies may be purchased at The Store or Crowell’s Market.
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Stow
George D. Wood
Old Sudbury Road
Maynard
Nason Street
Falls
Enterprise
Crowell's
Stow Board Appointees for New Year 1961
The Stow selectmen filled town posts for 1961 naming Thomas R Morse secretary treasurer Winthrop W Addy weights and measures Richard W Herrick math work Douglas V Trefry street commissioner Barring B Tatler forest fire warden James P Lund Jr agent for health Orrin F Benjamin board of works Winthrop W Addy police officer chief Jenrio M Smith legal tenure Philip Noon lake Boon commissioner Cyrus Kendrick nursing committee Frank E Schmelzer dog officer Edward J Jensen civil defense Ralph Powell selectmen school building needs David W Smith selectmen business growth Roland N Wright town accountant Hazel C Moore inspector of animals and slaughtering Herbert S Potter Jr waning board Philip Weinnman Kendrick replacement Norman Leach Burns replacement Richard Martin associate member Michael M Tyson Alfred Brown Douglas Trefry Stanley Stephenson Robert Connington Industrial growth Roland N Wright Leland Lewis William F Smith Arthur Hill Francis W Warren Jr Planning board Standish Bourne elected to fill vacancy after William Higgins resignation.
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Lake Boon
Cyrus E. Kendrick
Frank E. Schmelzer
Edward J. Jensen
Ralph I. Powell
David W. Smith
Roland N. Wright
Hazel C. Moore
Herbert, S. Potter, Jr
Waning
Waning Board of Appeals, Philip Weinnman
David Brewer
Kendrick
Norman Leach
Burns
Richard Martin
Michael M. Tyson
Alfred Brown
Douglas Trefry
Stanley Stephenson
Robert Connington
Industrial Growth Committee
Roland N. Wright Leland Lewis
William F. Smith
Arthur Hill
Francis W. Warren
Standish Bourne
Atty
William Higgins
Ten Rules to Help You Quit Smoking booklet at Battle Creek
A new booklet by Dr. J Wayne McFarland proposes warm baths as an aid to quitting smoking. He claims success with his method at the Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan.
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J. Wayne McFarland
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Michigan
Hayes And Swett Suit Date Set By Land Court
Concord board of selectmen received a letter from Goodwin Proctor Hoar Boston counsel regarding Hayes Swett suit over zoning their land from half acre to one acre. The case was heard in the land court and has been assigned for Oct. 10.
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Concord — Board of Selectmen
Goodwin Proctor & Hoar
Boston
Hayes-Swett
Churchwomen View Soviet Union Trip Through Film
Acton Episcopal Church women of the Church of the Good Shepherd met Tuesday evening for a program headlined by guest speaker Mrs Udell White. She showed films from her 1960 air travels to the Soviet satellites and the Soviet Union on a university study tour of industry across Uzbekistan Kazakhstan Georgia Ukraine and Russia. The talk was followed by a discussion with many questions from attendees. Refreshments were arranged by Mrs H Calvin Gaebel Mrs John J Crighton and Mrs Richard E Davis.
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Acton
John J. Crighton
Richard E. Davis
Linton Attempts Penny Fine Then Pays with Bills
Calvin McPeek, 60, tried to pay a $100 traffic fine with 10,000 pennies and was rebuffed. He returned with 100 one dollar bills and the court accepted the payment.
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Linton
UPI
Calvin McPeek
Women to discuss part time work at Framingham workshop
A two session conference titled Women at Work will be held April 25 at Dennison Memorial Hall Framingham. The event by the Women's Division Commerce Department and Middlesex Extension Service will cover part time employment for mothers and homemakers with speakers from Aid Inc Human Relations Center Boston University and state and local business leaders.
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Women’s Division
Department of Commerce
Dennison Memorial Hall
Framingham
Middlesex County Extension Service
Marcia L. Memmett
Anna Carey
County Extension Service
Arket
Ruth E. Paine
Aid, Inc
Miriam M. Ritvo
Newton
Boston University
George A. Wells
J. Joseph Moakley
Carol Ives
WSRO
Marlboro
Co-op, Inc
Sudbury
Natick
James Ritchie
West Concord
Red Sticker Deadline Urges Massachusetts Motorists
Registrar Clement A. Riley warns that April is a third over and motorists must inspect their vehicles for red stickers. He urges immediate trip to an official station to check brakes lights horn muffler steering windshield plates and rear windows to avoid a court appearance and comply by May first.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Clement A. Riley
Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee
Parents Degree At Rainbow Girls Honors Local Members
A special parents degree ceremony will be held by Concord Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls on Saturday at 7:45 PM in Masonic Temple. Acton worthy adviser Diane Wetherbee will preside and mothers and fathers of all members are invited. Refreshments will be served.
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Concord
Concord Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Diane Wetherbee
Acton
Massachusetts Women Workshop Promotes Small Business Skills
Middlesex County Women invite attendees to bring a box lunch as hot drinks are offered at a 1957 workshop. The program provides expert advice in law finance and public relations for women starting a business. The Women's Division also offers free pamphlets on starting and running small ventures upon request to the Massachusetts Department of Commerce in Boston.
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Middlesex County
ABC
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Causeway Street
Boston
Lafayette
Services Held for Mrs Annie H Sinclair Bedford
Annie H Hitchey Sinclair 75 of 610 Springs Road died Sunday. Funeral from Douglass Memorial Chapel Lexington Tuesday afternoon. Native of Prince Edward Island she lived 35 years in the community widow of James A Sinclair. Survived by son Herbert H Cook Bedford and sister Mrs Ruth Cormier Vancouver BC. Westview Cemetery North Lexington.
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Annie H. Sinclair Bedford
Annie H. (Hitchey) Sinclair
Springs Road
Douglass Memorial Chapel
Lexington
Prince Edward Island
James A. Sinclair
Herbert H. Cook
Bedford
Ruth Cormier
Vancouver
British Columbia
Westview Cemetery
North Lexington
Deaths and Funerals in Concord Area
Obits note death of 62 year old Henry B W Snell founder of Plymouth Bay Packing in Boston and Concord links. Funeral and burial at Forest Hills. Also Mrs Sarah Lynch Cam bridge dies. funeral in Cambridge with St Pauls service and St Bernard cemetery burial. Tolman 45 52 Main St Acton dies suddenly. Tolman linked to Middlesex Laundry and Elks. Harold F Smith 63 dies. funeral at Parish Unitarian Church.
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Concord
Henry B. W. Snelling
Plymouth Bay Packing Company
Hospital
Boston
Newton
Harvard
Concord Country Club
Russell G. Fessenden
Henry B. W. Jr
Samuel H
Jonathan R
Bogton
Forest Hills Cemetery
Davis R. A. West Acton man dies after illness
West Acton Milton Davis, 54, of 159 Prospect Street died at Mass General Hospital Boston Saturday after a two week illness. Born in Acton he was a lifelong resident in the transportation business with his brother. Survived by a daughter Betsie Shirley, five sisters, five brothers including Alfred J and Warren of Acton, and others in California. Funeral held Tuesday at West Acton Baptist Church with Rev. William T. Keech officiating. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. Bearers were Russell Davis Gerald Davis Ronald Davis Edgar Clark Edwin Johnson and David Tuttle. Arrangements by Fowler Funeral Home Maynard.
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West Acton
Melburn R. Davis
Prospect Street
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
Acton
Bessie
Shirley
Alfred J
Warren
Town
Eugene
Hudson
Laura
Dorothy
Fannie
Marion Dievendorff
Bakersfield
Ruth Oliver
San Jose
Cal
West Acton Baptist Church
William T. Keech
Roy Helander
Woodlawn
Russell Davis
Gerald Davis
Ronald Davis
Edgar Clark
Edwin Johnson
David Tuttle
Fowler Funeral Home
Maynard
John M. Eaton Sr. obituary in Concord features family ties
John M. Eaton Sr. of Musketaquid Road died suddenly at home Wednesday evening. A Concord native and former high school principal’s son, he was retired from the Boston Insurance Co. and linked to Concord Country Club and Union Club. He leaves a son State Rep. John M. Eaton Jr., two daughters, a brother and a sister. Private funeral with burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery followed.
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Naughton
Old Road
Boston
American Institute of Techs
Civic Club
Ruby Thresher
James H., Jr. Fairfield
Parish Unitarian Church
Concord
John Marshall Eaton
Musketaquid Road
William Eaton
John M. Eaton
Middlesex
Isabella
Clark) Eaton
Eaton
Boston Insurance Company
Union Club
D. Colmery Gibson
Akron
John G. Webb
Richard J
Edith F
Conrd
Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Sudbury Woman Annie Sinon 89 Dies After Long Illness
Annie Elizabeth Sinon of Sudbury, formerly Cleary, 89, died Saturday at Fair Oaks Nursing Home Holliston after a long illness. Survived by husband William F Sinon a daughter Bertha St Germaine Sudbury a son Walter Sinon Marlboro and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday at Maynard funeral home followed by Our Lady of Fatima Church High Mass. Burial in Town Cemetery. Sudbury firemen John Fitch Charles Panamene and David Weir attended. Mrs Sinon mother in law of Sudbury’s fire chief.
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Concord
Sarah
Sally) B. (Dee) Lynch
Cambridge
F.gs. Mahoney
St. Paul’s Church
Erment
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Constance) Walsh
Holliston
John D
David D
Patrick
Joseph
Thomas
Michael
Mary Cre
Peggy Rush
John
Dorothy) McDonald
Sudbury
Annie Elizabeth (Cleary) Sinon
Peakham Road
Fair Oaks
Maynard
Bartholomew Cleary
Ann McGee
William F. Sinon
Bertha St. Germaine
Walter Sinon
Marlboro
Obituaries for Ida May Fort and Henry J Walcott
Obituary notices for Mrs Ida May Fort 91 widow of John B Somerset avenue Taunton died April 5 after a long illness. Funeral from Taunton funeral home with interment at Mount Cemetery Amesbury. Also obituary for Henry J Walcott 57 Brockton native Concord died recently. services at First Parish Church with Rev Arthur Boyer officiating. interment Hollow Cemetery. Survived by wife Louise Crocker two sons and one sister Reba West.
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Maynard
Ida May Fort
John B. Somerset Avenue
Funeral Home
Tanterment
Mount Cemetery
Amesbury
Jackson
Taunton
Ltd
Methodist Church
Jacksonville
Henry J. W
Concord
Henry J. Walcott
Wich Road
Brockton
Arthur Boyer
J & Son Funeral Home
Walcott
Louise C. Crocker
Henry J.jert C
Reba West
Yarmouth
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Galaxie Town
Stow Board
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Vellamo Ojalehto
Veterans
Orrin F. Benjamin
Board Public Works
Jenrio M Smith
Winthrop W. Addy
Donald F. Dwinels
Philip G. Noonan
New England
American Airlines
Boston Gateway
American
Hayes
Swett
Soviet Union
Holland
Begonias
Bathis
Grass Seed & Garden
Rte
Rianbow Girls
Sarah B. Lynch
Lucius C. Tolman
South Acton
Tolman
Li Dent
Henry Tolman
Alesex Laundry
Maynard of Elks
Uni Unitarian Church
Helen Piuto
John and
Lucius, Jr
Charlotte Lee
Jones Tolman
Nern University
Universalist J Church
Deane Starr
George J. Spencer
Beaverg
Leslie Richard Gunzelman
Carlo Mistretta
Watts
James Wheeler
Harold F. Maynard
Harold F. Smith
Avenue
George’s Episcopal
Albert E. Gabriel
Glenwood Tery
Carl
William Bowers
Bridge
Johnson
Waltham
Marlborough
W. A. Tro Eval
John M. Eaton, Sr
Annie E. Sinon
Ida M. Shaw
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