McBreen Concord couple wed at St Bernard’s Church
Henry McBreen of Concord married Miss Jane Spencer of South Acton in a ceremony at St Bernard’s Church. The reception followed at the Groton Inn with music by an orchestra. The couple will reside at 7 Prospect Street South Acton after September 10. Mrs Spencer, a Concord High School graduate, works at Vanderhoof’s Hardware as bookkeeper. The groom, a Lexington High School graduate, works for Rex Corporation Acton and presides over the Holy Name Society of St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton.
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John P
Saganich
South Acton
Francis Ward
Wilbur Tolman
West Acton
Groton Inn
Virginia D. Sting
Concord
Virginia Beach
Prospect Street
Spencer
Concord High School
Beta Sigma Pi Sorority
Vanderhoof
Lexington High School
Rex Corporation
Acton
Holy Name Society of St
Engagement Announcement for Sarah Jo Haras and Donald Haras
An engagement is announced between Sarah Jo Haras and Donald Haras of Concord road. The bride elect is the daughter of Mrs Edward V. Haras and the couple plans a coming marriage. Her residence and occupation are noted, with the ceremony described as set for a famous day in August.
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Ar- Concord Road
Sarah Jo- Donald Haras
Edward V. d
In-Sudbury
Littlebeen
Makers of Family Wine Must Register
Harrod L Henneberry Assistant Regional Commissioner Alcohol and Tobacco Tax calls attention to the Internal Revenue law requiring yearly registration on Form 1541 in duplicate for anyone who will produce wine for family use. Wine produced for family use without tax is allowed if properly registered and used by the producer's immediate family, not sold or shared with others. The head of a family may make up to 200 gallons per year starting July 1, with notices on Form 1541. People in Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire or Vermont should address Form 1541 requests to Supervisor in-charge Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Room 340 55 Tremont Street Boston Massachusetts. Aluminum fixtures inside your house can retain their bright finish. Clean them first and then apply a thinned coat of pure white fresh shellac.
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Harrod L. Henneberry
Tremont Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Sudbury Police Report Details Dummy Discovery and Traffic Violations
A Sudbury call about a dummy hanging from a tree on Hudson Road ends with Sgt. Ryan removing the figure and disposing of it at the dump. Police report multiple traffic violations in Framingham District Court, listing offenders with addresses and fines ranging from 5 to 30 dollars, including speeding and stop sign violations.
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Sudbury
John Fitch
Crystal Lake Drive
Hudson Road
Ryan
Framingham District Court
William E. Ryder
Green Street
Watertown
John F. Desmond, Jr
Newbury Street
Boston
Forrest W. Bemis, Jr
Federal Hill Road
Oxford
Rene G. Gaupont
Haverhill Street
Lawrence
Guy E.mitchell
Great Road
Maynard
John E. Finan
Lincoln Street
Robert Z. Dumas
North Main Street
Lancaster
Agostino J. Carchio
Pond Street
Milford
Andrew A. Rapolti
Flannery’s Truck Plunges From West Concord Dump Fire
Firefighters from two stations answered Monday evening when John J Flannery’s heavy 1953 truck slid off the West Concord dump on Laws Brook road. Operator Lawrence Chamberlain was said to have backed near the edge while emptying rubbish. The vehicle was a total loss, with Flannery expecting insurance to cover the damage.
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West Concord
John J. Flannery
Laws Brook Road
Lawrence Chamberlain
Flannery
Chamberlain
Whitney Couple Mark 54th Wedding Anniversary
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Whitney of 7 Fielding Street celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary on Monday September 3. Mr. Whitney is retired and the couple have long resided in Concord.
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Concord
Charles F. Whitney
Fielding Street
Whitney
For Sale Kitchen Range in Excellent Condition
Classified notice offering a combination electric and oil white enamel kitchen range with chrome pipe and fittings. Describes four electric units and two oil units, contact TW 7-8576 for more details.
Outline symptoms of sleeping sickness in Massachusetts
Boston (UP) symptoms of the sleeping sickness that has killed three children and 15 horses in Massachusetts are similar to those of polio, an authority said today. Dr. David Weiner of the New England Medical Center listed the symptoms as follows: Headache. Stiff neck. Slight fever. Sometimes slight twitching, followed by gradual coma. Any child or adult who develops any of these symptoms should contact a physician immediately, Dr. Weiner advised.
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Boston
Massachusetts
David Weiner
New England Medical Center
Winer
Trip to Newport and Wentworth dean named
Mr and Mrs Henry Nelson their daughter Christine and son Buddy and Mrs Mansfield visited Newport last Saturday and toured Vanderbilt estate The Breakers with 70 plus rooms and world treasures A Jamestown Newport ferry ride offered bay views Edward V Van Dusen was named Wentworth Institute dean He has taught at several area schools Francis Quinn Jr leaves for Oblate Fathers Seminary in New York with about 200 relatives present
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Henry Nelson
Christine
Buddy
Mansfield
Nelson
Newport
Vanderbilt
Paris
Marie Antoinette
Jamestown-Newport
Narragansett Bay
Edward V. van Dusen
Moses van Dusen
Concord
South Sudbury
Wentworth Institute
Lincoln Technical Institute
Northeastern University
Quincy
Sudbury
Holliston
Pittsfield High School
Wentworthy Institute
J. Leo Quinn
Maynard
Francis Quinn, Jr
Francis Quinn
Oblate Fathers Seminary
New York State
Slow-driving fined in South Bend case
In South Bend Indiana UP report David G Woltmann of Elkhart was fined six dollars and seventy five cents for driving too slowly Impeding traffic by traveling at 32 mph in a 65 mph zone Police noted the violation and cited the restraint on flow of traffic The Kansas land description mentions a near rectangle 411 miles by 208 with a river boundary irregularity at the northeast corner along the Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
David G. Woltmann
Elkhart
State of
Kansas
Lions Conduct Family Picnic at Red and Gun Club
Concord Lions Club hosted a Sunday family picnic at the Red and Gun Club grounds with games and refreshments. Past President Leonard E. Rae chaired the event. A steak cookout is planned at Ray Harris’ North Acton home on Tuesday, September 11, with Edwin F. Crosby listed among organizers.
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Concord
Concord ‘Lions Club
Red & Gun Club
Leonard E. Rae
Ray Harris
North Acton
Edwin F. Crosby
Family of Racoons Raid Sudbury Garbage Pails
Sudbury residents report a nightly visitor at Dut ton road, now identified as Mama Raccoon with three babies. Evelyn Raymond witnessed the scene as the raccoon family bent the garbage can lid, rummaging for scraps while the claim of Papa Raccoon remains unclear.
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Sudbury
Purdy’s
Dutton Road
Mrs. Purdy
Evelyn Raymond
Purdy
Trark
Concord Health Board Plans Second Polio Clinic
Concord Board of Health plans a second polio shot clinic with the date to be announced after school classes resume. The Rose Hawthorne School Guild schedules a fashion show in October in Concord. Cochairmen are Mrs. James R. Doherty of Bedford and Mrs. Leo D. Caprice of Concord. Mrs. Edward L. McKenna of 5 Laurel Street becomes guild president.
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Concord Board of Health
Rose Hawthorne School Guild
Concord
James R. Doherty
Bedford
Leo D. Caprice
Edward L. McKenna
Laurel Street
Town
Candidates for Office at Big Barbecue
A large barbecue at Sudbury Center Elementary School yard introduces state election candidates for the Joming Primary. Organizers from Sudbury and neighboring towns highlight voter registration and campaign groundwork with remarks from Allen Benjamin and notes from Otis Whitney and Governor Christian Herter.
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Republican Town Committee
Sudbury
Tedrate
Charles Olson
Ashland
Christian A. Herter, Jr
Governor's Council
Charles Gibbons
Ephraim Martin
Middlesex County
Robert H. Beaudreau
Marlboro
Sudbury Center
Joming
Sudbury Republican Town Committee
Hudson, Wayland
Lincoln
Allen Benjamin
Wayland
Otis Whitney
Christian A. Herter
Sumner A. Whitter
Howard Russell
Blair Hawley
State Committee
Anna Toscano
Watertown
Fred Hitchcock, Jr
Waltham
Thomas Gannett
Lloyd Waring
George Fingold
Christian Herter, Jr
Harris A. Reynolds
Robert Beaudreau
Joseph Nobile
Charles’ Gibbons
Ernest Osgood
Green
Dog Inheritance Tax Report From Auburn Calif
Mrs. Katherine Richter's pet dog inherited 250 dollars but owed 14 dollars in inheritance tax. The animal was declared a stranger and received a 50 dollar exemption. tax applied to the remaining 200 dollars. A broken bulb removal tip advises turning off power and pushing a cork over jagged edges to extract the bulb.
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Auburn
Calif
Katherine Richter
HOMEMAKER TIPS ON CHOOSING AND USING TOMATOES
Concord guidance highlights choosing firm well ripened tomatoes with good flavor and texture. Notes trellis and flat varieties, refrigeration, ripening tips, and versatile uses from salads to sauces and pickles. Encourages canning freezing or juicing to preserve seasonal supply.
Open for business after fire at Hotel Rappole Bemus Point
The Hotel Rappole at Bemus Point announces it is open for business after a recent fire. The ad invites patrons to come up and “cry on your shoulder this time” and supports The Jimmy Fund.
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Bemus Point
N. Y
Menagerie Portraits at Concord Library Gallery
Concord Free Public Library hosts Menagerie Portraits of Birds Bugs and Beasts an animal show open since last Saturday and running through October 5 featuring lions tigers monkeys zebras dogs cats sheep and bulls with prints and the lone lion drawn by a master American penman. Leaders include the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and patrons Mr and Mrs Asher P Coolidge Francis W Dooloff Mrs Anne B Freedberg and Peter A Wick.
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Concord
Nlave
Europe
Far East
America
The
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Asher P. Coolidge
Francis W. Dooloff
Anne B. Freedberg
Peter A. Wick
Carlisle Residents Return From Wolfboro Vacation
Mr and Mrs Arnold T Lapham of Concord street and family have returned from nearly three weeks at Rust pond Wolfboro New Hampshire. During their stay Ralph Metevier a friend of Taylor Sham and Wayne Lapham of Concord street visited. Judith Lapham spent the second week of her vacation at Wolfboro and plans Labor Day weekend at Martha's Vineyard with sister Marcia Lapham.
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Arnold T. Lapham
Concord Street
Rust Pond
Wolfboro
New Hampshire
Ralph Metevier
Taylor Sham
Wayne Lapham
Taylor
Judith Lapham
Marcia Lapham
Martha's Vineyard
Burglars Steal Chewing Gum Cough Drops and Sugar
Robbers broke into a Johannesburg factory Wednesday night taking a quarter of play pieces of chewing gum boxes of cough drops and 60 bags of sugar in a sweet loot haul.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
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St Bernard's Rd
Henry McBreen
Was . W. Spencer
Charles
York
United
Elle of West
Janeer
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Freder
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Sis L
Honor
Dacron Buide
Wembley
Barbara Cameron
Hiltop
Concord Clothing Company
Jeep
U. S
STOW
Ralph S. Foster & Sons Realtors
Florence C. Addy
Twinoaks
Emerson
G.O.P
David B. Williams Concord
Ayer District Court
National
D.A.V
San Antonio
Texas
Marion de Roche
Middlesex County Extension Service
Jimmy Fund
Carlisle
Goodies
Robert Walker
Udbury Hilltop
Maynard - Concord - Actons
Model Maker
Craftsman
Office Boy
Restaurant Workers
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Greenskeeper
Millman
Main ST
Maynard Industries
Batdies
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