Cambridge Man Killed in Lincoln Car Crash
Cambridge man Robert B. Sullivan 24 died of a fractured skull after a Jay-War sports car overturned on Page Road near Route 2 in Lincoln. His companion Miss Carol Coyle 22 of Boston was severely injured but listed improved. both were rushed to Emerson Hospital. Funeral services were held at Trinity Church Concord.
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National Research Corp
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Route 2
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Concord
John Chisholm
Carl Anderson
Carol Coyle
Boston
Back Bay
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Bev Coe
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Daniel A. MacInnis
Chelmsford 4-H Sheep Club Members Exhibit Sheep
Mr and Mrs Francis Roderick on Russell Street hosted seven 4-H Sheep Club members as they brought their sheep and received pointers on 4-H farming. The Carlisle Garden Club will not meet in August due to vacation season. About 20 members of the 4-H Floral Arrangers and their mothers held a cookout at Lawrence N Blanchard's home on School Street. The club plans to enter both upcoming fairs at Westford.
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Forest industries in Massachusetts employ over 53000 workers
Massachusetts forest industries provide more than 53 000 jobs with a payroll near 200 million dollars, highlighting their economic impact in the state.
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Massachusetts
MRS Monsen Dies After Short Illness At Emerson Hospital
Blanche Mildred Monsen aged 65 of Derby Street West Concord died at Emerson Hospital after a brief illness. She was wife of Hans Monsen and mother of Edith O Neil Sylvia Sawyer and Edward H Maynard with eight grandchildren. Funeral services at Union Church at 2 PM conducted by Rev Edwin B Nylen. Interment in Green Cemetery Carlisle.
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James E. Finan, Jr
James Alexander
Concord Police
Barbara
Trinity Church
Concord
William H. Clark
Joseph Dee
West Concord
Blanche Mildred Re “Monsen
Derby Street
Emerson Hospital
Hans Monsen
West Concod
Carlisle
Medford
West Concord Union Church
James
Edith) O'Neil
Robert
Sylvia) Sawyer
Maynard
Edward H. Maynard
Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
Green Cemetery
Concord School Board Elects Mears New Chairman
The Concord school committee held summer sessions to address routine business and future building needs. Frederick W. Mears was elected chairman and Mrs. E. Brown secretary as they reviewed school population projections and plans to aid high school graduates in need, with two scholarship committee representatives present.
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Concord — School
Frederick W. Mears
E. Brown
Concord Scholarship Committee
Ernest R. Spinney
Charles Manion
Couple Welcomes Their First Girl
Concord reports 2nd Lieut and Mrs. Charles Forbes formerly Nancy McWalter of Frankfort Germany welcomed their third child and first daughter on Aug 1. Grandparents are Judge and Mrs. Maurice McWalter of Concord and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Forbes of Lincoln with great grandfathers Theams Stirling of Loudonville NY and William Forbes of Arlington.
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Nancy McWalter
Frankfort
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Maurice McWalter
Sherman Forbes
Litcoln
Theams Stirling
Loudenville
N. Y
William Forbes
Arlington
Detroit Short Cut Keeps Laundry On The Level
A Detroit industrial designer says installing a combination washer with a dryer on the second floor near the origin of soiled linen reduces stair climbing. The unit allows small batch loads at convenient times and may bypass long all day washing chores, according to Carl Sundberg, partner in the Detroit appliance design firm.
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Detroit
UPI
Banaan
Carl Sundberg
Concord-Séléctmer Dog Hearing Set For Aug 17
The town board schedules a continued dog bite hearing against GC Breitenbach after Dr Edward Nahigian’s complaint. Breitenbach is represented by John J Sheehan. Police Chief Kelley joins as complainant but missed the prior session due to illness.
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Ruth Poser Esther Nolan Die in South Acton
Ruth Poser of South Acton and Esther Nolan of West Concord have died. Mrs Poser had a son John Stoughton and several grandchildren. Funeral services are set from Martin Doran Funeral Home Maynard with a high requiem mass at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Burial at Brookside Cemetery Stow. Calling hours Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
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Ton
Esther Nolan
West Concord
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Stoughton
Martin & Doran
Maynard
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Stow
Wood-Using Industries Help 7 000 Forest Workers
United States wood-using industries provide employment for more than 7 000 forest ers, reflecting the sector's substantial labor demand and economic impact in the resource-based economy.
Requiem for Mrs Quinn Friday in Concord
Mrs Helen V Quinn 65 of 432 Main street died suddenly at a beauty shop Tuesday. Native of Boston born December 3 1893 she lived here 14 years. She leaves two daughters Geraldine Condon and Constance RN two sons Kevin and Kirk a Paulist seminarian. Funeral from Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home Friday followed by a requiem high mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church at 9 o clock.
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Helen V
Irk) Quinn
Main Street
Maynard
Boston
Ladies Sodality
Altar Society
Our Lady Help O Christians Church
Leo F
Corcord Music Shop
Geraldine Condon
Constance
R. N
Kevin
Kirk
Paulists
Joseph Dee & Son
Our Lady
Help of Christians Church
Sunday Services At South Acton Church Schedule
South Acton Congregational Church will hold 8 a m services in August as Rev. Robert B Burt and family vacation in Maine. Laymen will conduct services in his absence with Harold W Flood leading Aug 2 and Mrs. Donald A Brazee scheduled for the following Sunday. Special music by Joan McFarland and ushers Betsy Foreman and Beverly Larsen.
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South Acton , Congregational Church
Robert B.burt
Maine
Harold W. Flood
Donald A. Brazee
Joan McFarland
Betsy Foreman
Beverly Larsen
West Acton Confessions Ahead of August First Friday Masses
West parish plans two confession sessions this afternoon and evening in preparation for the First Friday masses in August. The August service is set for 6:30 am and 6:30 pm tomorrow.
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Bottled Gas Sweepstakes Invites Local Entries for 25000 Home
West Concord residents can enter a national LP Gas sweepstakes by visiting 442 Main Street and signing an entry blank. The prize is a four bedroom home with LP Gas heating and appliances, plus free LP Gas for a year if local winner. Entry blanks available Aug 1 1959. deadline Sept 30. prize drawn mid October.
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Concord
Main Street
Ray. Beatty
Maynard
Beatty
Edaddress
Lp-Gas
National
Lip-Gas Council
Sebtie Ae Gee
Swift Homes, Inc
Elizabeth
Basic first aid kit items for home safety urge readiness
The piece lists six basic items every home should have to treat minor injuries. It identifies antiseptic, cotton balls, cotton swabs, sterile gauze pads, gauze bandages, and adhesive tape as essentials.
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UPI
Pelican Name Derives From Greek Word for Peeping Shape
A fragment notes that the pelican derives its name from a Greek word meaning pecking beak or shape of its large beak. It appears as a linguistic aside in a historical text.
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Pelican
Annual school session opens at St Elizabeth Hungary Church
The annual St Elizabeth Hungary Church school opens Monday with large enrollment. Classes run until Friday August 14 from 10 to 12:30. A variety of courses is offered including film strips religious instruction prayers choir practice confessions mass and breakfast. Next Thursday a picnic will be held and closing exercises will be open to parents and friends with distribution of
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St. Elizaeth
Hungary
Duryea Brothers Build America's First Line Automobile
Springfield Mass residents recall the Duryea brothers creating the nation’s first practical line of automobiles. The groundbreaking invention marked a milestone in American transport history with early testing and demonstration runs in Massachusetts.
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America
Wi ‘Duryea
Brothers Springfield
Mass
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