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The fragment mentions 535 dollars collected by MEF and references Fe No. with an unclear date. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
1
The fragment mentions 535 dollars collected by MEF and references Fe No. with an unclear date. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Police report details a section on High Street and Mer Mill Road near Route 62 with unclear phrasing about an officer or official named oe. The fragment references a police action or incident but lacks full context or names.
A brief item notes five per cent of the unified fleet is younger than others. The report highlights a trend toward newer ships and potential impacts on efficiency and maintenance costs.
Concord selects James J. Loughlin 21 Stow Street to fill the board of assessors, replacing William M. Calder who resigned. Loughlin, a longtime town resident and former Liberty Mutual executive, will also resign as chairman of the board of registrars and begin a term through 1961 effective December 1.
In the 13th Middlesex district a bill was prepared to grant about $500 to Werbnnfy Finley Company, including a claimed 1058 tax, with plans to file it in session. The board also urged Eaton to file a bill permitting towns to invest funds in short term U.S. securities.
In a partial OCR reading, assailants failed to reach the bank vault growingly and seized $2.43 from the employees coffee fund before fleeing. The text is fragmentary and unclear about location or suspects.
Dr Kati Kalika a 48 year old Lowell physician faced district court on charges connected to a November 18 Carlisle death of seven year old Paul Yrivs. Police say he was the driver of the car and he pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter and reckless driving with endangerment. Curtis of Lowell represented him.
Campaign notes show cemetery expansion under review with a May deadline. Budget calls for a tax of about 90.56 dollars. A shippeal board hearing is scheduled for December 2. School honor roll is posted. First aid class planned.
A Sunday concert at the DeCordova Museum will feature Bela Arnold and Tiekele with performers listed. Reserved seating is advised.
A resignation letter from Hobson, a Santor clerk at the light plant, takes effect at the start of the new year. The article notes the forthcoming appointment to the position and mentions leadership changes at the plant.
A man pleaded not guilty at first but was found guilty by Justice Maurice and given a six month sentence at the House of Correction. He was taken to Cambridge after sentencing. Police said Williams, formerly of a filling station, had a two year suspended sentence for larceny and his case moves to the Superior Court for final determination of sentences and length.
Incomplete text fragment mentions Ee Pe We Jr Fe TanS Oie and Ee and Ie Wale with Jones as a possible name. No clear event or context. Could be a partial obituary or notice listing persons.
Fragmentary text from a local page shows unclear timing and event labels including times like noon and 1 30. No coherent names places or organizers are legible to define a complete record. Local context unknown.
Concord set a public hearing to consider a variance on the area of zoning for a proposed extension of a building at 9 Aug street. Jacqueline M. Ritchie seeks to use her home for the display and sale of handicrafts and argues the change will not injure the neighborhood.
A fragment notes the St Bernard group hosting a morning event on a Tuesday in December. Details are incomplete but indicate a gathering of the Ladies of St Bernard with plans for an upcoming activity.
West Concord notices a Wednesday December 9 meeting at 12 30 p m chaired by Mrs John H Mulhall president Chak Zetec of ub wrg the gers. A Thursday event at 2 30 p m features theme Christmas Round the World with members bringing gifts for Santa.
Troop 169 meets Friday December 4 at Monument Hall. Patrols will demonstrate artificial respiration splints stretcher making and silent signaling. Star awards go to Robert Coleman Daniell Mitchell Thomas Hanifan John Arnott. Second class Anthony Zagraphos Stephen McClure. Tenderfoot Mark McKenna. Merit badges awarded. Life Scout badges to Thomas Pee Frank McNamara.
The report notes Rougid C. Davis of Concord Road capturing the grand prize at a recent Artists and Models event. Names such as Somerset, Corin Powstm, Stephen Zager, Cherie Renae Natoli, and Lynp appear in association with the event and Parent Council in Seecey.
The Concord town officials discuss an early projected tax rate for 1060 by manager Theodore M. Nel by December 1. The budget moves proceed to the finance committee, with a budget session planned next Tuesday. Nelson urged residents to expect substantial changes and cautioned that the tax rate could shift as the budget evolves.
Fragmentary notes describe efforts to develop a local area by converting it into a lot for 25 cars or 40, with three proposals under consideration. The Trinitarian group sought selectmen support but the board took no action.
Trustees informed selectmen that residences at 3 Bedford Street have been sold to an insurance firm. The site is currently vacant and used for parking.
Firefighters responded to two alarms in Carlisle last week and again Tuesday at 10 54 a m. The chimney fire spread to the Butler residence roof on Concord Street causing an estimated 500 to 1000 dollars in damage. Deputy Chief George W Foss led the crew. A separate Langery fire occurred Saturday at 10 15 a m with several unspecified damages.
Daughters of the eriean Rowratatlie invite members and friends to a December 5 gathering at 8 o clock hosted by Mrs ter cordially to celebrate and discuss chapter affairs.
In Ann Arbor UPE notes some eye issues may stem from factors beyond the fault of eyes. Details are scarce but the brief indicates broader considerations in vision health.
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