Twenty Five Year Club Dinner At Harvard Trust Concord
The Twenty Five Year Club of Harvard Trust Company held its annual dinner at the Harvard Square Office. 37 members representing 1,246 years of service attended along with eight retired members. President Robert R. Duncan praised loyalty and noted 16 members have 35+ years with the bank. Myra V. Lorentsen and Faith V. Appleby attended from Concord Office. The event highlighted long service among staff. UPT Washington reported Christmas air mail guidance to military post offices abroad with new weight limits, urging packages mailed by Dec. 10.
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Concord
Harvard Trust Company
Harvard Square
Robert R. Duncan
Myra V. Lorentsen
Faith V. Appleby
Washington
Probate Court cites trust for trustes under will
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites all interested in trusts under the will of the deceased for Sarah S. Goodwin and others. Trustees present first to ninth accounts for allowance. Objections must be filed by December 10 1958 in Cambridge before 10 a.m. Witness Judge C Leggat. John V. Harvey Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cord
Sarah S. Goodwin
Cambridge
C. Leggat
Eswire
Executor petition for Mabel H Morrison estate in Sudbury
A petition to appoint Philip S Morrison of Maynard as executor of the estate of Mabel H Morrison late of Sudbury seeks appointment without bond. Objections may be filed in writing.
Estate of Oliver C Trees seeks administrator without bond
Estate of Oliver C Trees late of Sudbury in said County deceased to said Court praying that Malcolm P Trees of Sudbury in the County of Middlesex be appointed administrator of said estate without giving a surety on his bond nineteenth day of December 1958 the return day of this citation Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of said Court this twentieth day of November Nov 27 Dec 4 11
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Mabel H. Morrison
Sudbury
Philip S. Morrison
Maynard Ee
Oliver C. Trees Late
Malcolm P. Trees
Middlesex
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John C. Leggat, Esquire
Massachusetts
Thecla Sundberg
Thecla Schofield
Probate notice for Thecla Sundberg estate in Sudbury
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts seeks Thecla Schofield of Sudbury appointed administratrix of Thecla Sundberg also known as Thecla Sundberg's estate in Middlesex County without bond. objections must be filed in writing by December 23, with appearance due by December 25.
Bedford News Briefs: Births, Appointments, And Local Events
Lieut and Mrs Reynold N Henry announce the birth of their second son Robert Thomas at Emerson Hospital. Marilyn Parson Howard named new organist at First Parish Unitarian Church Chelmsford, formerly at Arlington. Rasmus F Petersen died at 90. funeral held. surviving family listed. Bedford Grange planning 50th anniversary in 1959 and joint meeting with Woburn on Dec 22. John A Sunderland and wife announce their second son Robert McAllister born Nov 14 in Boston. Bedford Council of Churches held annual union service. St Pauls Church fair next Saturday chaired by Warren Morris. Susan Marjorie, third child and first daughter for Richard Hanchett and wife.
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Reynold N. Henry
Hartwell Road
Emerson Hospital
Robert Thomas
Pirst Parish
Chelmsford
Marilyn Parson Howard
Roberts Drive
Arlington
Bedford First
Rasmus F. Petersen
Bedford Funeral Home
Fire Department
Karen M. (Caspersen) Petersen
Ethel I. Thresher
Bedford
George H
Lexington
Bedford Grange
Town Hall
Middlesex
Woburn
Grange
Bedford Council of Churches
First Baptist Church
Henry L. Bird
Robert H. H
Dean Nale
Archie Parker
Walter Ez. Rast
William Sahikian
Sudbury Power Line Sparks Two Small Fires
A 2300-volt line along the Boston Post road snapped at 12 28 PM causing a primary line fall and a surge that lit a fuse box in George W Taylor’s cellar and scorched wires at Walter Baldwin Jr. home Two fires damaged homes and sparked outages for four residences and three businesses on Stone road and Union avenue until 6 30 PM with restoration by 2 30 PM in most areas.
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Sudbury
Boston Post Road
Stone Road
George W. Taylor
Union Avenue
Walter Baldwin, Jr
West Acton Baptist Church Schedules Two Sunday Services
West Acton Baptist Church will hold two worship services each Sunday starting Dec 7 at 9 30 and 11 00 replacing the 10 45 slot. Congregational Service League meets tonight with Prof. and Mrs. Robert K Illingworth on Christmas in All Tenses. Diane Nedza, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley A Nedza, 167 street, married her 12th oa a. She is 6 of three Nedza children and received gifts and greetings. Union Thanksgiving service was held at the West Acton Baptist Church Memorial Chapel Wednesday evening with Rev William T Keech delivering the message. Mixed-Up Mood of Granit notes Trajan era games lasting 122 days with 11 000 deaths and 10 000 injuries.
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West Acton Baptist Church
Congregational Service League
Robert K. Illingworth
Diane Nedza
Stanley A. Nedza
Street
Nedza
Union
Memorial C Chapel
William T. Keech
Poinsettias Need Care for Christmas Bloom
The article notes poinsettias are tropical American natives and traditional Christmas plants. To bloom by Christmas they require a warm sunny location with humid air. Water daily and avoid drafts or placement near radiators to prevent soil drying and foliage loss.
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Concord
Tropical America
Almanac Calendar Promotes Family Safety and Facts
The 1959 St Joseph Almanac Calendar by Plough Inc features home safety tips water safety first aid disaster guidance and electrical safety along with weather data horoscopes planting charts and other vital facts. It notes a nationwide distribution of millions by druggists and mentions historical tidbits about Columbus in the New World.
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St. Joseph
Plough, Inc
Civil Defense
U. S
Tvice
Books on retirement miss the point of living well
The quote critiques how many books teach post retirement life while ignoring how to live fully now. It argues for guidance on managing today rather than delaying meaning until later. It frames retirement as ongoing preparation rather than a distant goal.
Rise In Marlboro Unemployment Claims Mark Week
Marlboro Office of Employment Security reports 574 active unemployment claims for the past week, up 80 from the prior week, while new claims total 153, down by one. In sports, Margard’s defense disappoints in the third game of the 1901 football season prompting coach Bill Reid to pull the varsity for the freshmen. Crimson finish the season undefeated.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Office of Employment Security
Margard
Bill Reid
Crimson
Comeback Reported for U S Economy in Q4 1958
The Commerce Department said the economy continued its comeback from the recession in the first month of the fourth quarter of 1958. Production employment and income stayed strong, with rising demand lifting new factory orders. Retail and wholesale prices remained relatively stable as consumer spending stayed high.
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Washington
Health advances cut infant and maternal deaths 1944 45
Health News Institute reports declines in the United States during 1944 to 1945 as the infant death rate drops 33 percent and maternal deaths fall 77 percent marking early progress of the antibiotic era and improved public health measures.
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U. S
Health News Institute
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