Social Security coverage details for clergy and local offices
Clergymen faced options for optional social security coverage with limits based on earnings and tax rules. The Waltham District Office advises contacting local sites in Marlborough, Concord, and Maynard for eligibility, dates, and representative guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman A. Keyes
Waltham Social Security District Office
Waltham District
Marlborough City Hall
Concord Post Office
Maynard Town House
Warning on carbon monoxide dangers at Fort Devens hospital
Fort Devens J. S. Army Hospital issues a winter carbon monoxide safety warning to military and civilian personnel. Emphasizes dangers from gasoline engines in closed garages and muffler leaks, plus defective appliances. Calls for fresh air, rest, and artificial respiration in extreme cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devens J. S. Army Hospital
Marlboro and Stow Christmas Seal drive to Middlesex Health
Marlboro and Stow residents are urged to mail Christmas Seal dollars directly to the Middlesex Health Association. Local TB committees say funds will join a central county budget to boost tuberculosis control, chest X ray testing, health education, and research support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Stow
Middlesex Health Association
Joseph L. Benson
George Ojalehto
Marlboro and
Stow TB
Association
Harvard
Tufts
Boston
Benson
Ojalehto
Purported Transfer of Property on Tower Road Records
Property of George Cunning am on Tower road has been purchased by Mr and Mrs Ronald Row of Concord road They plan to move soon with their three children Robert Shea son of Mr and Mrs Robert Shea of Bedford road was baptized at St Josephs Church by Rev Francis A McLaughin Godparents were Michaels Shea of West Concord and Mrs Eveleyn Richards of Weymouth South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cunningam
Tower Road
Ronald Row
Concord Road
Robert Shea
Bedford Road
St. Joseph’s Church
Tor
Francis A. McLaugh
Michael Shea
West Concord
Eveleyn Richards
South
Weymouth
Drilling account for a percent of oil production costs
A historical note explains drilling expenses as a share of overall oil production costs. It outlines the percent used to cover exploration, equipment, and labor, reflecting how cost structures influenced early oil industry practices.
Troop 60 Sudbury Field Day Results and Weather
Troop 60 at Hall’s field held a weekend Field Day with Patrol camps and a 11 o clock start. Panthers and Vampires dominated events including football scores 22 0 and 12 7. Night cold with 10 degree temps and snow limited Sunday events after breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Sudbury
Or Hall’s Field
SPL
Grant Boughton
D. Boughton
J. Anderson
D. Shay
M. Pardee
E. Smith
R. Narczynski
W. Coughlin
D. Downing
R. Doherty
D. Dumas
M. Gaskill
R. Devental
J. Riley
R. P. Bradley
Flint and Steel
Narczynski
Panthers
Shay
Vampires
Coughin
Bradley
Woodpeckers
Nurczynski
Doherty
Simon Says
Santa to visit Sudbury December 6 by helicopter
Santa will land at Our Lady of Fatima parking lot in Sudbury on December 6 at 11 a.m. He will stay for the Christmas Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with baked goods, decorations, dolls clothing, candles, and a white elephant table. Luncheon and supper times are listed with beverages available all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Our Lady of Fatima
Andy
Santa
Sudbury Birth Announcement For Laura Millen McDonald
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jose N McDonald Pratt Mill Road on the birth of daughter Laura Millen McDonald. Grandmothers Genevieve McDonald of Washington D C and T O r of East Lansing Michigan have been visiting Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose N. McDonald
Pratt Mill Road
Laura Millen
Genevieve McDonald
Washington, D.C
T.O. R
East Lansing
Michigan
Sudbury
Carlisle group plans conferral and district events
Carlisle Grange No. 402 held a conferment for a class of candidates last night. The party is set for December 17. Middlesex North Pomona meets next on December 13. The notice mentions more than 5,000 dis paper products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Middlesex North Pomona
First Meeting Plans Christmas Program at Woman's Club
The group met at Mrs. Milliken's home to organize a Christmas play with musical effects by Mrs. John Ribeiro for December 17 at 1 PM. Memberships are open. interested Woman's Club members should contact Mrs. Milliken or Mrs. Gerald F. Hollis by December 15. Mrs. Milliken has directed drama and radio activities in colleges and community theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ribeiro
Woman's Club
Milliken
Gerald F. Hollis
PTA Open House And Christmas Party Planned
The next PTA meeting on Monday December 15 will feature open house for parents with teachers in their rooms. The Woman's Branch Alliance hosts a dessert party December 11 at 1 30 pm at the home of Mrs James A Patch president with co hosts Mrs George Nobbs and Mrs Charles Cann. Boy Scouts meet each evening at 7 at the brick school house under Scout Master James Sloan now 19 boys, seven attended the junior officers school at Hanscom Air Base Bedford. Sagamore Christian Endeavor Society met at West Medford Baptist Church with local senior society members attending led by 7 A age cas Shumway Jr president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Woman's Branch Alliance
James A. Patch
Bedford Road
George Nobbs
Charles Cann
James Sloan
Hanscom Air Base
Bedford
Sagamore Christian Endeavor Society
West Medford Baptist Church
Cas Shumway, Jr
Presit
Sudbury Fatima Parish Christmas Bazaar Set for Dec 6
Sudbury Our Lady of Fatima Parish hosts its first Christmas Bazaar on Saturday December 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Santa will arrive by helicopter at 11:00 a.m. in the church lot. Items include Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls made by parish women, decorations, infant and children's wear, plus refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Our Lady of Fatima
Santa
Andy
Panthers and Woodpeckers Clash In Scoring Report
Panthers 58 edged Woodpeckers 47 as Arrows 68 62 points referenced. A Board of view is scheduled for the next regular meeting on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers Woodpeckers of Vampires
Curtis Petersen Fined $1,000 for Reckless Homicide
Curtis Petersen, 20, of Concord Massachusetts, fined $1,000 for reckless homicide after retracting a plea of innocent to manslaughter and pleading guilty. He drove the car that struck a tree near Bristol last summer killing Gloria Miller of North Anson and Gretchen Benner of Bristol. Superior Judge Abraham M Rudman imposed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Maine
UPI
Curtis
Concord
Mass
Petersen
Bristol
Gloria Miller
North Anson
Gretchen Benner
Abraham M. Rudman
Citizens Caucus Forms in Carlisle Town Elections
The Carlisle board of selectmen met at Gleason Public Library with routine business and announced the next meeting. They discussed the new Citizens Caucus which will appear before voters for the first time this January. Previously the Republican and Democratic Town Committees nominated slates, but last year voters backed the Citizens Caucus allowing two candidates per town office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Gleason Public Library
Roy V. Cann
Citizens Caucus
Republican Town Committee
Ocratic Town Committee
Carlisle-A Meeting Plans Christmas Program
A Carlisle-A meeting of the Sunday school teachers and religious education committee of First Rel So ciety Unitarian was held Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Robbins home on Bedford Road. Plans were discussed for the coming Sunday School Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Fred Robbins
Bedford Road
First Rel Society
Unitarian
Buying Season Signals Growth in 1959 Consumer Market
New York reports a rising Christmas shopping season with gains in apparel furniture gifts and autos. Dun and Bradstreet notes 1958 ends strong and 1959 should show momentum toward a long term economic recovery driven by high personal spending durable goods and continued construction. Economists predict higher sales profits and a steadier price level as the economy moves into 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optim Em
Dun & Braditsreet
Pacific Coast
Dun & Bradstreet
Winged Foot Offers U S Open Ticket Deals
Winged Foot Golf Club offers a special deal for U S Open buyers at the Eck Club June 11 to 13 1959. Season tickets are 14 dollars and daily passes total 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winged Foot Golf Club
Eck Club
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A. Keyes
Waltham
Congress
Ained
Milton C. Lightner
National Association of Manufacturers
U.S
Massachusetts
Sipe
Goodyear West Construction
Shoe Co. K
Health Assn
Margaret F. Lutke
Lake Shore Drive
Eleanor B. C. Nordgren
Southboro
Betty Oleson
Harris St
North Acton
Grande
D. Boughto
Ee, A
Homemaker Service
Walden St
Curtis Petersen
P'Ckup
New York
U. S
Main Street
Cull
B&m
Seice of
Best Builders
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