Federal crackdown targets habitual tax delinquents
Cavanaugh announced a stern federal drive against employers evading payroll taxes. Preliminary investigations will uncover misuse of government funds, with delinquents questioned and faced with liquidation or business closure. Tax staff will offer leniency to those with good prior records while letters demand immediate tax record appraisals and brief interviews in Massachusetts offices. U.S. Attorney Julian pledges vigorous prosecution of referred cases.
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Cavanaugh
Massachusetts
Uncle Sam
U.S
Middlesex Extension Open House Showcases County Efforts
Middlesex County Extension Service held an open house at 19 Everett Street with leaders from Extension, the legislature, press, and radio. Dean Dale Sieling of UMass spoke on university support. staff outlined yearly achievements and outreach in agriculture homemaking and 4-H, with extensive visitations, publications, and broadcasts.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
Everett Street
Dale Sieling
College of Agriculture
University of Massachusetts
John F. Brown
Medford
H. Herbert Applin
Watertown
Extension Service
Middlesex
Joseph T. Brown
Blanche W. Eames
Ethel W. Veenendaal
Jesse James
Maurice C. Roberts
Janice B. Morris
Max G. Fultz
Alfred W. Carlson
Francis G. Mentzer, Jr
John E. Sted
Brown
Middlesex County Bulletin
H. Sidney Vaughan
Gilbert Mottla
All of Amherst
Mount Hermon Chooses Gillespie For Glee Club
Bedford Mount Hermon announces David H. Gillespie son of Edward H. and Mrs Gillespie of 283 Concord Road selected to sing in Mount Hermon School Glee Club. Also notes Mohammed died AD 632 as prophet of Islam.
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Mount Hermon
David H. Gillespie
Edward H. Gillespie
Concord Road
Mount Hermon School
Moammed
Bedford Grange observes Neighbor’s Night with skits
Bedford Grange held Neighbor’s Night in the Town Hall with skits from Waltham Lexington Acton Carlisle Sudbury and Littleton. Acton Grange staged a novelty dance while Carlisle showed a square dance lecturing prizes went to Carlisle and Waltham members. Refreshments were served and a penny sale ran by Mrs Etta Stacey. The next meeting on December 12 will feature Educational Night with Clayton Morse as guest speaker and a Christmas party to follow.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
Waltham
Lexington
Acton
Carlisle
Sudbury
Littleton
Acton Grange
Ella Torkelsen
Carlisle Grange
Lawrence N. Blanchard
Rose Morris
Libby Paresi
Elsie Keyes
Alfred Smith
Salvatore Albani
Etta Stacey
Clayton Morse
Ex President Shows Films at Cord Rotary Luncheon
Past President George E. Erickson screened a Europe trip film at the Concord Rotary Club meeting at Howard Johnson's. President John H. Kennedy led the session with Morton R. Seavey as projectionist. Makeups announced for Rene Du Berger James Crockett Rev Robert Barber and W Bruce Pirnie.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson’s
George E. Erickson
Europe
John H. Kennedy
Morton R. Seavey
Rene du Berger
Maynard
James Crockett
Framingham
Robert H. Barber
Waltham
W. Bruce Pirnie
Cambridge
Cantata Promises Carlisle P T A Meeting
The December Carlisle P T A session will be at the brick schoolhouse Monday December 19 at 8 o'clock. President William Shumway will preside and Mrs Marguerite Grant principal will present a cantata performed by the children.
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Carlisle
Carlisle P. T. A
William Shumway
Marguerite Grant
West Concord Couple Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Hanna of West Concord announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian Janet Hanna to Hugh McGuire Wamboldt of West Concord. Miss Hanna will be a 1956 Concord High School graduate. Mr. Wamboldt is employed as an engineer at Hanson McPhee in Bedford.
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West Concord
Harold D. Hanna
Lillian Janet Hanna
Hugh McGuire Wamboldt
Rosanna Wamboldt
Hanna
Concord High School
Wamboldt
Han?son-McPhee
Bedford
South Acton Twins Baptized Here in 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George E Greenough of Quimby Square observed their 63rd wedding anniversary yesterday. The well known couple spent the occasion at their Bradenton Florida winter home after a 10 day motor trip. They have two sons Frank E Greenough of Acton Center and Ernest C Greenough of Waltham and three grandsons.
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South Acton
George E. Greenough
Quimby Square
Bradenton
Florida
Greenough
Frank E. Greenough
Acton Center
Ernest C. Greenough
Waltham
Concord DeMolay Plans Snow Ball Christmas Event
Concord DeMolay members meet at Mason ic Temple this Friday at 7 30 PM to plan a Snow Ball holiday event in the Girl Scout House on December 27 with Rainbow Girls. Paul Josephson of Bedford serves as master councillor.
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Concord
Concord DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Girl Scout House
Rainbow Girls
Paul Josephson
Bedford
Four Acton High Seniors Named to National Honor Society
Acton High School Principal Raymond J. Grey announces four seniors selected for the National Honor Society. New members include Martha Lee, Karen Spinney, Gladys Steele, and Richard Harper, all meeting the society's high academic and service standards.
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Acton—High School
Raymond J. Grey
Martha Lee
Arthur W. Lee
Davis Terrace
West Acton
Karen Spinney
Earle R. Spinney
Arlington Street
Gladys Steele
Wilbur C. Steele
Boxborough
Richard Harper
William C. Harper
Funeral for Lincoln Lady
Mrs Anne Wilbor 45 wife of John S Wilbur of Weston road died last Wednesday at Emerson Hospital Private funeral services were held A memorial service was conducted at St Anne s Episcopal church She lived in Lincoln for several years attended Bradford Academy and Vassar College Survived by husband Jonathan Lincoln two sisters Helen F Todd of Tallahassee Florida and Margaret Hodgson of Worcester
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Lincoln
Anne Wilbor
John S. Wilber
Weston Road
Emerson Hospital
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Wilbor
Bradford Academy
Vassar College
Jonathan Wilbur
Helen F. .Todd
Tallahasse
Florida
Margaret Hodgson
Worcester
Carlisle Town Meetings and Activities Preview
The Carlisle board of selectmen meets December 15 at 8 at Gleason Library led by Chairman Roy V. Cann. Carlisle School Committee holds its regular session December 12 at 8 at Highland School chaired by Isabelle Campbell. Grange plans a turkey whist December 14 at 8 at the Grange hall with public welcome. Morning worship and Sunday school at First Religious Society now meet 10 45 each week. Carlisle Grange square dance December 17 on Concord road. Lyle Grant of Bedford Street, president of the New England Sled Dog Club, projects sled dog racing in New Hampshire this winter.
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Board of Selectmen
Gleason Library
Roy V. Cann
Carlisle School
Highland School
Isabelle Campbell
Ways and Means Committee
Carlisle Grange, P. of H
Grange Hall
First Religious Society (Unitarian
Carlisle Grange
Concord Road
Lyle Grant
Bedford Street
New Hampshire
Grant
New England
Wolfe Ex Baker Dies After Illness at 67
William Fredrich Wolfe 67 of 31 Laws Brook road died after a long illness at his home. Born October 9 1888 in Manchester New Hampshire he lived here 23 years formerly ran a West Concord bakery and later baked in Boston. Survived by widow Jennie Harrop son Russell F Wolfe brother Otto Wolfe of Florida. Funeral Tuesday at Mac Rae Funeral Home Concord Rev Hyland T Richmond officiated. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Acton Center.
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Concord
William Fredrich Wolfe
Laws Brook Road
Manchester
New Hampshire
West Concorn
Boston
Ellsworth Wolfe
Jennie Harrop
Russell F. Wolfe
Otto Wolfe
Florida
MacRae Funeral Home
Hyland T. Richmond
Evangelical Free Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Acton Center
Plan Holiday Party To Aid Retarded Children
A Christmas party for retarded children and their families is planned for Sunday December 18 from 3 to 5 p m at the Dover Church Sunday School Building. Sponsored by the Charles River South Middlesex and South Norfolk Associations for Retarded Children the event will include decorations games a magician movies Santa Claus and gifts with refreshments. Attendees are asked to notify Mrs. John G Fettinger Natick or call OL 3 1089. transportation available and no charge.
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Concord
Dover
Charles River
South Middlesex
South Norfolk
Dover Girl Scouts
John G. Fettinger
Wheeler Lane
Natick
Acton Unit Plans Christmas Party Wednesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion unit volunteers at Bedford hospital gift shop last week. Plans for the annual Christmas party for auxiliary members set for Wednesday December 14 at 7 o clock. Committee includes Mrs Feltus, Mrs Zimmer, Mrs Fairbanks, Mrs Jackson, Mrs Nedza, president.
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South Acton
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Unit
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Bedford
Doris Linscott
Jane Kiley
Carrie Merriam
Joyce Feltus
Ellen Crosby
Kay Nedza
Auxiliary
Feltus
May Zimmer
Elizabeth Fairbanks
Claire Jackson
Nedza
Shaw names second son Richard Winfield Shaw Jr
West Acton couple Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Shaw announce the birth of their son Richard Winfield Shaw Jr at Bemison Hospital. The mother is Marguerite A. Goldthwaite formerly. They have an older daughter. Grandparents are Philip W. Goldthwaite of West Acton and John H. Shaw of Cambridge. Great grandparents include William Nesbitt of Cambridge Summer Goldthwaite of Fall River and Marguerite Goldthwaite of Mount Vernon NY.
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West Acton
Richard W. Shaw
Bemison Hospital
Richard Winfield Shaw
Shaw
Marguerite A. Goldthwaite
Philip W. Goldthwaite
John H. Shaw
Cambridge
William Nesbitt
Summer Goldthwaite
Fall River
Marguerite Goldthwaite
Mount Vernon
New York
O. E. S. Chapter Meets Wednesday Christmas Party
Concord reports Hawthorne Chapter O. E. S. will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p m in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Robert Irwin, worthy matron, will preside at the business session. The Christmas party will follow, in charge of Mrs. Evelyn Spinney, associate matron.
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Concord
Masonic Temple
Hawthorne
O.E. S
Robert Irwin
Worthy Marton
Evelyn Spinney
Value of Apples in the Winter Menu and Health Facts
The article promotes apples as a staple winter food in New England and the nation. It notes health benefits, including better digestion and zest, fiber, minerals, and supporting teeth and gums. It lists popular varieties such as McIntosh, Baldwin, Red Delicious, Rome, and Macoun for pies, baking, sauce, and eating.
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New England
Nedza Named to National Marksmanship Committee
National committeeman Charles M. Collatos announces Sub-District Commander Stanley A. Nedza of 167 Willow Street has been appointed a member of the national marksmanship committee. Nedza, a World War II veteran, previously served as commander of the Acton post for three years.
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West Acton
Charles M. Collatos
The
American Legion
Stanley A. Nedza
Willow Street
Nedza
Acton
Hope College selects homecoming queen two months into term
Isla Van Eenenaam was chosen Muskegon High School homecoming queen last year. Hope College students in Holland elected her as homecoming queen two months after she began college. Common cork is derived from oak species.
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Holland, Mich
Isla van
Eenenaam
Muskegon
Mich
Hope College
Baby Contest Sparks Girls at Concord Event
The Concord event featured a Baby Contest with contestants from West Concord Winslow South and surrounding areas. Judges Laura Larsen presided as contestants presented photos in color and sound Rothwell N. Ma tion planned a display.
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Concord
Sonic Temple
Laura Larsen
Bins
West Concord
Winslow
South Tie
Beteween
Lois Sandra Seller
Ac Johansen
Tra
Rothwell N. Mation
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State Department of Public Works
Cesspools
Bac Hoe
Ralph Halloran Parker
P.T.A
Lillian Hanna
Fine Films
Technicolor
Cobranmn
Jane Wyman
Charlion Heston
Claire Trevor
Thelma Ritter
William Demarest
Wallace Ford
the Divided
Heart
Alexander Knox
Eva Dutton
Westford Street
Sarah Wilson
W.F. Wolfe
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O. E. S. Chapter
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Ontario
Canada
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Henry J. Ritzer
Gerl Concord, Mass
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Worcester Gas
Hudson Tel
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