Marriage Notice for Beth Ann Gault and Nes Kotsaftis Family
A wedding announcement records Beth Ann Gault and Mrs. Robert Elm Street wedding to Nes Kotsaftis son of Nes Kotsaftis in Auburndale with ceremony in Boston. Officiant Father HS. Maid of honor Grath of Med Man. Bride from Newton Wentworth. Bride graduated from School and Wesley Hospital.
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Beth Ann Gault
Robert _Elm street
Rkotsaftis
Nes Kotsaftis
Auburndale
Boston
Ely
hon“lGrath
Med
Chat‘dostoon
Wesley Hospital
Newton Wentworth
Two Lexington youths charged with larceny in Lowell case
Michael A DeNapoli 23 and Norman P Egan 18 of 1843 Massachusetts Ave Lexington were arraigned in Lowell District Court on burglary charges. Probable cause found and they were bound over for the grand jury with $5000 bail each after a day-long investigation. Police say six car batteries and three radiators were found in their car and tied to Pontiac Sales Lincoln thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lexington
Michael ‘A. ‘DeNapoli
Massachusetts Avenue
Norman P. Egan
Lowell District Court
Concord Road
James Hamilton
Hamilton
Pontiac Sales Corp
a_ Billerica
Joseph P. Ryan
Robert Olivieri
Billerica
Robert Honnefs
William Laurendeau
Daniel A. MacInnis, Jr
Lincoln Police
Police Blotter Report Missing Aluminum Chair
A Concord resident reported his aluminum chair valued at 20 dollars missing after returning from vacation. Police noted the incident as a suspected theft and investigated the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Usketa
Three Officers Aid In West Concord Hit-Run Probe
Patrolmen James Alexander and Paul Nutter assisted Patrol man Thomas C. Graham in the investigation of the hit run crash in West Concord Sunday evening. Officer Perillo of Maynard police aiding in taking the youth arraigned in local court.
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James Alexander
Paul Nutter
Thomas C. Graham
West Concord
Perillo
Maynard
Runaway Girl Recovered by Police After Street Encounter
Concorn's veteran guide Charlie Flannery alerted the station after a young girl asked directions to Ashby and left on foot. Patrolman Alexander found her. evasive answers led to the station. The Roxbury girl had run away, previously stayed at Lancaster home for girls, and was held for her parents.
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Concorn
Charlie” Flannery
Ashby
Alexander
Roxbury
Lancaster
Schools reopen prompt drivers to slow near zones
In less than a week schools will be re opened and motorists should guard safety zones. Drivers are urged to watch school areas and drive cautiously to protect children.
Fire Alarms Reported In Concord Over Week
Concord fire department calls last week included ambulance trips to Carlisle rest home and Emerson Hospital, a roof fire at Concord Foundry, brush fires on Nashawtuc Road and Laws Brook Road, a dump fire, and an automobile crash on Route 2 with several still alarms.
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Concord — Fire Department
Carlisle Rest
Laws Brook
Main Street
Early Copy Deadline Notice for Holiday Week
Due to the Labor Day holiday, all advertising and news copy must reach editor by 2 p.m. Tuesday September 3. Submissions go to the editor's office at 4 Walden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walden Street
Concord School Calendar 1957 68 Announced
Dr. Robert S. Ireland, superintendent of Concord schools, releases the calendar for 1957 1968 with openings and closes for teacher institutes vacations holidays and the high school graduation on June 7.
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Concord
Robert S. Ireland
Noo
Carlisle Classes Open On Sept 4 At Local District
Local school officials announced Carlisle district will start classes on September 4 with half day sessions. All day classes begin the following day with expected larger enrollment and attendance at the new school building.
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Carlisle
Softenetue
Lisle
Harvard
Stowday
New Sunday Mail Collections Expanded in Concord
Concord post office extends Sunday afternoon mail collection to include West Concord box. Out of town mail dispatched to the 7 p.m. Boston service to reach New York City by Monday morning. The West Concord box will be studied over a four week trial to gauge patron use before permanent adoption. Concord collection boxes are emptied Sundays at 3 p.m. for 7 p.m. delivery.
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Concord
West Concord
Boston
New York City
Planning board member seeks zoning frontage variation at Lexington road
Concord board of appeals held a public hearing Wednesday night with protests filed against Graydon Smith a former planning board chairman. Smith requested a variation in frontage requirements to allow sale of 21A and 21B Lexington road on a single lot. John F. McCarron urged denial citing past conduct and alleged use of office for personal gain. Andrew 1 sided.
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Concord
Board of Appeals
Town House
Graydon Smith
Lexington
Read. Smith
Town Planning Board
Lexington Road
John F. McCarron
Lowell Road
McCarron
Smith
Selectmen
Andrew
Lincoln girls return from Camp Tonawanda
Linda Chapin and Judy Hoar daughters of Mr and Mrs Leslie Chapin and Mr and Mrs Norman Hoar Lincoln respectively returned home after an eight week stay at Camp Tonawanda in New London New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda, Chapin
Leslie M. Chapin
Bedford Road
Judy Hoar
Norman Hoar
Lincoln Road
Camp Tonawanda
New London
N. H
Columbus Reaches Watling Island in Bahamas in 1492
The record notes Columbus first lands on Watling Island in the Bahamas in the year 1492, marking a pivotal moment in the Age of Exploration. The event highlights the encounter that opened transatlantic contact between Europe and the Americas.
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Columbus
Watling Island
The
Bahamas
Middlesex Extension Aids Walden Pond Restoration Plan
Middlesex County Extension Service will assist in landscaping the Walden Pond project as requested by county commissioners. The plan, prepared with University of Massachusetts experts, calls for stone walls on upper slopes, a retaining wall on the lower slope, erosion control, sod and topsoil on steep slopes, and planting to match surrounding woods including oak and understory blueberry and huckleberry. Regular monitoring for several years is urged to ensure success.
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J. T. Brown
Concord
Midd Esex
Middlesex County Extension Service
Walden Pond
Thomas B. Brennan
Extension Service
Department of
University of Massachussetts
R. H. Otto
Lyle Blundell
Film crew to shoot U S A F Uniforms in Concord
Concord Leonard Anderson Associates of New York requested permission to film scenes at Minute Man and Old North Bridge for a movie on U S A F Uniforms. Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson granted the request and shooting was set to begin today or tomorrow.
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Concord
Leonard Anderson Associates
West 44Th Street
New York City
Old North Bridge
Theodore M. Nelson
Tough Guys Challenged Guards in Walden Area Incident
A crowd of about 25 to 30 locals and visitors clashed with guards near Walden. A 90-pound lifeguard was taunted while a 250 pound man was challenged to a throw and a guard, a state schoolboy track champ, beat a sprint rival. The episode shows Walden’s guards protecting the area from city visitors.
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Walden
Concord 'Est' Concord Declared More Important Town
A Minnesota letter to the Chamber of Commerce notes that Minnesota has two Concords with Est Concord named the more significant community here, while Concord is a small hamlet of 50 to 60 residents. The postscript accompanies a letter asking about the Old North Bridge’s current story versus what he saw in 1047.
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Concord
P. S
Minnesota
Old North Bridge
Concord Lady Protests Road Dept Crews
A Concord resident Ruth H Howe criticizes state highway crews for slow progress on local roads. She notes a three man crew wasted a day filling cracks on half a mile of macadam and questions the value of loafing versus productive work. She calls for better highway expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth H. Howe
Ralph T. Howe
Lowell Road
Concord
Precautionary Move For 400 If Vaccine Becomes Available
Concord town manager Theodore M Nelson and Dr Robert S Ireland urge town employees to take optional inoculations against the Asiatic flu. The plan offers three vaccines at about fifty cents and volunteers from Drs Francis C McDonald and Charles H Duston. Local health officials note no public vaccine yet and emphasize voluntary participation.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Robert S. Ireland
Nelson
Francis C. McDonald
Charles H. Duston
Gratis
Dr I
Roy S. Feemster
Masetts
Feemster
Seat
Jeange Spee
Comemnity Groupe
Water supply aid offered by school committee
Carlisle residents facing water shortage may use the new school supply as a driven well of 80 feet provides a reliable water source. Karl V. Struss, chairman of the school committee, offers access to townspeople in need despite weekend rains.
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Carlisle
Karl V. Struss
Susan B Anthony Born in Adams Home in 1810
The suffragist Susan B Anthony was born in Adams in a house built in 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Adams
Mays
Nose Retarded Class to Reopen at Concord Nursery
The Concord nursery class for retarded children plans to reopen for another year. Parents can obtain information by calling Mrs. Ralph Howe at Emerson 9 2975. Mrs. Robert E. Kelley will return as instructor and the class is sponsored by the South Middlesex Association for Retarded Children.
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Concord
Ralph Howe
Emerson
South Middlesex Association For
Robert E. Kelley
Concord Manager Announces Substation Bid Plans
Concord Town Manager Theodore Nelson states Daas the Commonwealth av Enterprise will issue bids next week for a new sub-station of the municipal light plant in West Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Theodore ‘M. Nelson
Daas
the Commonwealth Av Enterprise
West Concord
Municipal
Parking meter take highest in weeks but below all-time peak
Nelson reports parking meter collections last week totaled 194.30 dollars the highest in five or six weeks yet under the all-time peak of 201 recorded in the second week Violations have slackened since then and reflect a drop in ticket activity
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Nelson
Red Cross and Chest Refitting Rooms at Old High School
Manager Nelson says the Red Cross and Community Chest have refitted two rooms vacated by the U S Department of Agriculture at the old high school building at 85 dollars monthly. They painted, heated, and tiled at their own expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Red Cross and Community Chest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Painting at Town House Completed and Basement Renovated
A painting of the billing room at the Town House is finished and a basement area has been renovated to house multigraph machines, paper stock, and other stationery supplies.
Timetable Opens Wednesday for Local Schools
Concord public schools announce the new year timetable with Thoreau School 8:45 to 2:30, Harvey Wheeler 8:45 to 2:35, Alcott 9:15 to 3:00, kindergarten slots morning and afternoon, Peter Bulkeley Junior High 8:15 to 2:05, Concord High 8:15 to 2:05.
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Concord
Thoreau
Harvey Wheeler
Alcott
Peter Bulkeley
Substitute Nuree Steps In At Lincoln Office
Mrs Henry Woods of Tower Road South Lincoln has been substituting as comment nuree while Mrs Maria is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woods
Tower Road
South Lincoln
Maria
Mac Leod Family Returns From White Mountains Vacation
Mr and Mrs Edward Mac Leod Jr and their daughter Sandra and son Edward of Concord have returned home after their annual vacation in the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward. MacLeod, Jr
Sandra
Edward
Concord
Road
White Mountains
Miss Carol Young Visited Lincoln Road Home
Miss Carol Young and her son spent the end at the home of Mr and Mrs David B on Lincoln road in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Young
David B
Lincoln Road
Lincoln Board of Selectmen Seeks Police Officer Applicants
The Lincoln Board of Selectmen announces openings for the position of police officer and accepts applications through September 9. The notice requests qualified candidates from the town and outlines the submission period.
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Lincoln Board of Selemen
Appiicwinne
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Sudbury
Sunday Mail
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Bedford
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National Shrine of
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Ipswich
LaSallette
Richard J. Cushing
New York
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