Concord Club Names Committees For New Year
At Concord the club announces committee assignments for the new year with George J. Flannery and William C. Ry serving as chairs. Members include Charles R. Ogilvie Leslie Ivice Jesse F. Bak ind Floyd Ver H Russell Rob Jlowship and other appointees across service membership information magazine and youth divisions.
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Concord
Bership and Classification
Wheeler
Benjamin F. Clark
Howard
John J. Bent
Music
George E. Erickson
E. Payson True
Ballou
William K. Walters
Public Information
Walters
Clayton Mersereau
Randolph Piper
Bulletin
Harry S. Martin
John F. Donovan
Edward K. True
Information
Hubert M. Wardwell
Charles W. Allen
Fred T. Boyd
John H. Kennedy
Magazine
Boyd, Allen
Lester B. Whittemore
Casper J. Jenney
Vocational Service
Ogilvie
H. Whittoore Brown
Philip A. Davis
James H. Dee
James V. Crockett
Rene du Berger
Youth Service
Albert M. Coffey
Robert H. Barber
Edmund J. Bartlett
Nicholas M. Delaney
Seavey
John M. Eaton, Jr
Peter D’arrigo
Poultry Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Viewpoint
Officers of the ty Improvement group gathered recently at Mrs J Wesley Ksbury s home for a pre monthly meeting. The session covered marketing problems and up to date field notes in poultry. The event was hosted Tuesday evening at North Will Be and invited ladies wives and all members to attend. The program featured poultry meat demonstrations by Miss Marion De te and Robert Grav icultural Agent from County Extension.
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J. Wesley Ksbury
Marion de Te
Robert
X County Exten
Acton Selectmen Plan Return Meeting September 4
Acton Board of Selectmen will resume weekly sessions at Town Hall on Tuesday September 4 at 7 30 PM chaired by Leo C Cunningham with Frederick W Abbt and Charles D MacPherson as members The board reminds residents that September 4 at 4 PM is the last chance to insert articles for the October special town meeting.
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Acton
Acton Board of Selectmen
Leo C. Cunningham
Frederick W. Abbt
Charles D. MacPherson
Concord Store Opens with TV Repairs at 6 Commonwealth Ave
Ben DeRuzzo and Dick Allen settle into a new West Concord shop at 6 Commonwealth Avenue offering television repairs. Contacts EMerson 9-2718 and EMerson 9-9582. Rev. Stanley F. Rodgers of St. Elizabeth's Sudbury will again occupy Trinity Episcopal Church pulpit in Concord on August 26 during rector Rev. William H. Clark's vacation.
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Ben DeRuzzo
Dick Allen
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Emerson
Stanley F. Rodgers
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Sudbury
Trinity Episcopal Church
Concord
William H. Clark
Carlisle Grange Fair Invites Exhibitors
Carlisle folks are invited to exhibit at the Carlisle Grange Fair on Saturday September 15. Exhibits must be in place by 10 a.m. at the hall. This year emphasizes the junior department with entries from nearby communities. Categories include garden display specimens vegetables flowers fancy work canning foods and in junior divisions knitting sewing cooking handicraft and animals.
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Carlisle
Guest Night at Maynard Lions Club
Maynard Lions Club plans fall programs with regular meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays. The next supper, September 13 at Carbone's Restaurant, will be a Guest Night. Members are asked to bring a prospective new member and Rev. Orville D. Ullom will preside.
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Maynard
Maynard Lions Club
Carbone’s
Orville D. Ullom
Community event with dinner auction and dance in Middlesex County
Prizes will be awarded and members of the Middlesex County Extension Service will serve as judges. A boiled dinner will be served at 6 p.m. and following there will be an auction and dance. The public is welcome, beginning at 1 p.m.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Acton High School Class of 1897 Reunion Held
The Acton High School Class of 1897 held its 59th reunion on August 22 at the Domine Mause in Bedford. Sixteen graduates were listed at graduation in June 1897, eight boys and eight girls. six attendees recalled seeing each other since then. Surviving members live near Boston, California, and Florida, with 5 men and 5 women still living. Principal William Charles, age 89, guest of honor, resides in South Acton and enjoys good health. A luncheon followed, and a complete graduation list is attached with numerous living alumni and addresses listed.
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Acton
Acton High School
Domine Mause
Bedford
Wm. A. Charles
South Acton
California
Florida
Boston
Mause
Massachusetts
George Guilford
Grace Hayward
George Holbrook
Ed Hoyt
San Fernando Rd
Los Angeles
Howard Lewis Jones
Roscoe Knowlton
Ave
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Carrie Littlefield
Carrie A. King
Brooks St
Maynard
Mass
Littlefield
Warwick Lowell
Sam Miller
Dyer Ave
Melrose
Mabel Parker
C. H. Marston
Central St
Apt
Derry
New Hampshire
Marion Pierce
Luther Piper
Nellie Scanlon
Max Stanga
Hemmingway St
Suit 3
Eva Sawyer
Eva Struach
Hammond St
Waltham
Alice Teele
Alice Willard
David Valley
Riverside Dr
Ormond Beach
William Charles
Florence Fletcher
Charles
Carlisle Ever Ready Class Cancelled Meeting
The Ever Ready Class social gathering slated for Tuesday evening was cancelled. President Mrs John W Harrison of Brookstreet announced the cancellation and said the date of the next meeting will be announced. Secretary Mrs Patricia Cutter will handle arrangements.
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Carlisle
John W. Harrison
Brookstreet
Patricia Cutter
Urge Korean Vets to Register Early for GI Bill Benefits
Veterans Administration urged Korean War era veterans to apply early for the Korean GI Bill as schools plan a large fall intake. About three quarters of a million veterans expected in schooling and training. A detailed eight point checklist covers goal setting, counseling, state approvals, admission timing, processing, dependents proof, finances, and monthly certifications for timely GI payments.
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Veterans Administration
Massachusetts
Beacon Street
Boston
Washington, D.C
Washington
Fort Devens G I Held For Grand Jury In Fatality Case
Concord District Court ordered Fort Devens soldier Sergeant William A Fuller held for the grand jury after arraignment on three counts including manslaughter and driving while intoxicated connected to a fatal three car crash that killed two year old Suzanne Seaford and injured three of Fuller's companions. The Seafords, then living in Cambridge, faced serious injuries. Judge Pierre A Northrup presided and Fuller remained out on $2000 bail.
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Fort Devens
G. I
Concord
William A. Fuller
U.S. Army
Concord District Court
Martin Murphy
Topsfield Barracks
West Concord Barracks
Suzanne Seaford
Fuller
Ralph Bowmar
Ayer
Murphy
Sergi Basil Cooney
State Police
G.I
H. Wade Seaford
Seafords
Main Street
Cambridge
Bubiers Welcome Birth of Daughter Sally Ann
West Acton Mr and Mrs Frederick H Bubier welcome their third child and second daughter born August 21 at Emerson Hospital The baby girl is named Sally Ann Grandparents are Raymond L Atwood and Thomas S Bubier all of Swampscott The mother is Janet Atwood The Bubiers formerly lived in Concord and Carlisle
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West Acton
Frederick H. Bubier
Seminole Road
Emerson Hospital
Sally Ann
Raymond L. Atwood
Thomas S. Bubier
Swampscott
Janet Atwood
Bubiers
Concord
Carlisle
Fingold and Whitney Attend Boston Meeting on Juvenile Gangs
Concord officials Attorney General George Fingold and Brig Gen Otis M Whitney attended a conference in Boston with police officers to discuss bills allowing district court judges to handle juveniles under 17 involved in car use or weapons linked to gang warfare. Whitney serves as state commissioner of public safety.
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Concord
Boston
George Fingold
Otis M. Whitney
Court session nets $189 in Concord District Court
A busy Concord morning saw 22 cases, mostly motor vehicle violations, yielding $180 in fines. Judge Pierre A Northrup imposed a $50 fine on a motorist speeding on Route 2. Officials report 1955 gross at $54,000. by eight months of 1956 the court has grossed about $40,000.
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Concord
Concord District Court
Pierre A. Northrup
Funeral Services For Concord Man John Francis Cogan
Funeral services for John Francis Cogan 86 of Concord were held Friday in Long Island. He was the widower of Maude L. Hale and lived with his daughter Nora C Rollins at 3 Arrowhead Road. Burial followed at National Cemetery Pine Lawn Long Island NY. He leaves two grandchildren David and Alison Rollins of Concord.
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Concord
Long Island
John Francis Cogan
Arrowhead Road
Nora C. Rollins
National Cemetery
Pine Lawn
New York
Maude L. Hale
David
Alison Rollins
Selectmen Set Next Meeting at Gleason Library
Carlisle announces the next regular board of selectmen meeting on Tuesday September 4 at 8 o clock at the Gleason Public Library. Members include Everett F. Lapham clerk and Roy V. Cann former chairman with Alonzo B. Reed as airman.
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Carlisle
Nrxt
Board of Selectmen
Alonzo B. Reed
Gleason Public Library
Everett F. Lapham
Roy V. Cann
Arraign Man for Crashing His Own Car
Concord Paul G McCabe 23 of Dorchester a truck driver was arraigned in Concord District Court on a complaint of operating so as to endanger He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to September 12 The judge recommended the continuance as the defendant had no counsel He was charged with hitting his own car on the Concord pike after swapping cars with a friend at Route 2 and 126 when he smashed the rear of his vehicle The car was badly damaged and towed He was slightly injured and treated at Walham Hospital by Trooper Ralph Brown of the West Concord barracks
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Concord
Paul G. McCabe
Woodward Road
Dorchester
Concord District Court
Pierre A. Northrup
Concord Pike
Ralph Brown
West Concord Barracks
McCabe
Waltham Hospital
Police Plan Annual Fall Ball at State Armory
Concord police say work is underway for the fall ball on October 11 at the State Armory. Patrolman Ralph H. Thielen leads as general chairman. An orchestra will perform and tickets will be available soon. The force is preparing an advertising booklet and seeks local cooperation to aid department families in sickness or emergencies.
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Concord
State Armory
Ralph H. Thileen
Carlisle Voters Total 564 as 21 New Names Registered
Carlisle town clerk Mrs. Margaret M. Heald reports 21 new registrations at the last session before the state primary. Total registered voters reach 564 with no more sessions until after the September 18 primary. State and national election set for November 6.
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Carlisle
Margaret M. Heald
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D. Edward
Herter
Massachusetts Bay Circuit
Howard S. Russell
William Roger Greeley
Trustees of Reservations
Charles W. Elliot
James DeNormandie
Russell
10Th Middlesex
Elliot
DeNormandie
Grange Fair
Lions Club
Allcraft
Orcester Gas Light CO
Nas Sc
Hudson
Lou’s
Nason Street
Fingold
Whitney
Selectmen’s Meeting
Marlboro
Fawcett Farms
Northboro
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