Air Force base housing plan eyed amid land taking
Local officials discussed eminent domain actions for 185 acres to support housing for air base families. A planning meeting chaired by Maj L G Krogh outlined a possible 60 units to begin immediately with others over one to four years, as Air Force officials framed the move as a morale boost for base personnel.
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Lincoln
L. G. Krogh
Lids
Harland Wand
George Oid
Efvitian
David R. Marshall
Murray Sacher
Constructive Agency
Air Force
Middlesex Breeders Association Meeting at Auditorium
The Middlesex Breeders Association held its annual meeting in an auditorium with an all day program. Newly elected officers include President Min Hudson and Treasurer Norman Ja uick with Vice Jenness Jillson. Directors named were Mrs Eliza Sawed and Charles Sawed and other members. The Massachusetts Council of Breeders Association noted the event and the union meeting accompanying it.
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Middlesex
Carol Hopkinton
Min, Hudson
Jenness Jillson
Berfary
Betty Franklin
Norman Jauick
Fred
Carl Schon
Elizan
Charles Sawed
Barl
Judd Farley
Allan Blackhall
Ssscahusetts Council of Breeders Association
Motor vehicle registrations up to October show rise
The figures indicate registrations through October 1955 were higher than total registrations for all of 1964, suggesting a strong year for motor vehicle record activity.
Concord Groups Hold Christmas Events Across Town
Middlesex Institution for Savings employees gathered for their annual Christmas dinner at the Red Coach Grill in Wayland with about 30 attendees. The Concord Garden Club met at Elm Street home of Mrs. Robert L. Moore for a Christmas decorations program after coffee. Our Lady Help of Christians parish in West Concord hosted a Sunday school Christmas party with movies Santa and gifts.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
Red Coach Grill
Wayland
Concord Garden Club
Elm Street
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Belknap Street Daughter Home For Holidays
Patricia Downing daughter of Mr and Mrs John Downing of Belknap street is expected home for the holidays after a year in a Canton childrens hospital recovering from a spinal injury.
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Patricia Downing
John Downing
Belknap Street
Canton
Peggy Horne Expected Home for Holidays
Peggy Horne daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Horne of 59 Thoreau street has been in the hospital since last summer with patio illness and is expected to be well enough to remain home for the holidays.
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Peggy Horne
John F. Horne
Thoreau Street
Sudbury Man Named State Grange Deputy at Acton Meeting
At Acton Grange's regular meeting on December 13 John Torkelsen was presented with the State Grange emblem of office to honor his appointment as Deputy in charge of Middlesex Central Pomona Grange. Ernest R. Hunt and Mrs. Henry L. Nelson assisted, with a large Pomona turnout from Bedford Lexington Lincoln Maynard and Waltham.
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Sudbury
Acton Grange
John Torkelsen
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange
State Grange
Middlesex-Central
Pomona Grange
Torkelsén
Pomona
Sherman Davis
Lincoln
Ernest R. Hunt
Lexington
Massachusetts State Grange
Henry L. Nelson
Torkelsen
Bedford
Maynard
Waltham
Novel Mincemeat Cake For Holidays And Parties
A light delicious cake idea using mincemeat and pecans baked in round layers or a 9x11 pan. Mix sifted flour sugar soda salt cocoa shortening water mincemeat and pecans then add egg and beat. Bake 35-60 minutes, cool and ice with confectioners sugar, decorate with pecans and candied cherries.
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Rand
Grange installs officers and plans Polio supper
In Grange circles, long time worker is noted as Past Master of Acton Grange and Pomona of Middlesex Central. Mr Hunt installed Mrs Mary Downey of Acton as Overseer of Acton Grange due to her absence in October. A supper for polio was planned with a committee formed for January.
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Grange
Acton Grange
Pomona
Middlesex Central Grange
Hunt
Mary Downey
Acton
Seaburys Welcome Birth of Daughter Jennifer Katie
Mr and Mrs Frank Seabury announce the birth of their second daughter Jennifer Katie on December 14 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Warren Jenney of Concord and Mr and Mrs Howland Seabury Beverly Farms. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs William W Thomas of Portland Maine and Charles Jenney of Belmont.
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Concord
Frank Seabury
Nancy J. Jenney
Monument Street
Jennifer Katie
Emerson Hospital
Warren Jenney
Howland Seabury
Beverly Farms
William W. Thomas
Portland
Maine
Charles Jenney
Belmont
Bartlett Speaker Before Lions Club
Acton Lions Club heard former Mansfield Lion George Bartlett speak at a supper meeting in Acton Center about the Work of his plant and shown many technical instruments. President Richard A. Gallant chaired the session and John W. Forrest introduced the speaker.
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Acton
Acton Lions Club
George ‘Bartlett
Acton Center
Mansfield
South Chélisford
Richard A. Gallant
John W. Forrest
Sudbury Grange Holds Joyous Christmas Meeting
Sudbury Grange celebrated the Christmas season with a gift exchange and games on December 13. Members approved charity contributions, planned a Supper for Polio on January 10, and invited attendance at a January 8 conference on community service.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grange
Lexington Grange
J. Carroll Morris
Karl Roos
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange Home & Community Service
Winter tile drainage work expands in Middlesex district
Henry J. Ritzer reports farmers and Weston Nurseries in Hopkinton install land tile during winter. Frost depths deter heavy hand labor but winter offers available supervision and cheaper overall costs. Weston Nurseries drains several acres with about 3500 feet of tile as Mezitt family crews work steadily. More farmers urged to use the off season for drainage projects with increased supervision from the soil conservation program.
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W. Roland Nichols
Marlboro
Charles Dowse
Sherborn
Weston Nurseries
Hopkinton
Mezitt
Brooms to Start the New Year in Clean Fashion
A brief notice highlights households and businesses preparing for a fresh start, promoting cleaning rituals, store sales on brooms, and tips for a spotless home as the new year begins. The piece emphasizes practical steps and local retailer promotions.
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