Police Work Nabs Local Suspect Gets Six Month Sentence
Robert Williams of ing street faced arraign ment on burglary charges. He pleaded not guilty and received a six month sentence with possible appeal. Bail set at 2500, he was remanded at Cambridge jail then bailed out. Detectives Finan and Costello assisted in securing Williams and recovering most of the stolen cash from a box dumped into the Sudbury river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
Ing Street
Lanceaye
Leonay
Maynard and Cord
Red
Cambridge
Mes E. Finan, Jr
William J. Costello
Williams
Sergt. Finan
Costello
Sudbury
Heath’s Bridge
Racketeering scheme targets small businessmen for loans
A Federal Trade Commission alert describes a No Federal Independent Business racket. A con man visits businessmen posing as an investment ally for philantropic groups. He pressures fees for consulting on loans and claims to arrange loans by later recommending lenders.
Medical Lab Training Opens for Foreign Doctors in Japan
The Medical Center in Japan hosts training for foreign physicians under a United Nations and World Health Organization program. Doctors from Vietnam, France, the Philippines, and others participate in a summer internship at the government laboratory to prepare for final exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Medical Laboratory
U. Medical Center
Sigent
Sturn
IRS Closing Date Notices For Town Meetings
Fragmented notice outlines closing dates and registration deadlines for town meetings. It mentions February 14 as a key closing date and notes further deadlines approaching in March and a Saturday session. Names, places, and full details are unreadable in the OCR.
Carlisle Woman's Club Hosts Cold Children Skating Party
Carlisle Woman's Club hosted a children's skating party Sunday at the LaValley residence pond on Cross Street. Despite bitter cold, the event drew a crowd as cocoa and cookies were served. Hostesses included Mrs. Lawrence Donovan Mrs. Carroll Sleeper Mrs. Edward Lord and Mrs. Gordon Diment with Charles Brown and Joseph Diment aiding by keeping a fire to warm attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Woman's Club
LaValley
Cross Street
Lawrence Donovan
Carroll Sleeper
Edward Lord
Gordon Diment
Charles Brown
Joseph Diment
Sheriff Improves Son Returns Home
Donald Hall Corey and family of Colorado Springs return home after a long holiday with his parents the former Deputy Sheriff and Mrs Arthur in Concord. Bishop Corey 51 formerly of Stow Street Concord recuperates after major surgery at Mound Park Hospital and thanks friends for get well cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
M-Sergt
Donald Hall Corey
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arthur
Bishop Corey
Petersburg
Fla
Stow Street
Corey
Mound Park Hospital
Danish Design Exhibit Closes at DeCordova Sunday
The Danish Design exhibition of contemporary Danish architecture and furniture ends at DeCordova Museum on Sunday February 8. Nancy Tarbell Carman, who recently turned 18, celebrates her birthday Monday while attending Cornell University. The Lincoln Players plan to present A View From the Bridge at Smith School Auditorium on April 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
DeCordova Museum
Lincoln Players
Smith School
Brandeis to Host Sidney Hillman Lecture by Dr Rossiter
Brandeis University will host the annual Sidney Hillman Lecture on February 11 at 8 p m in Nathan Seifer Hall. Dr Rossiter, chair of Cornell Government Department since 1956, has taught at Michigan Claremont Pomona Chicago and received Guggenheim and Bancroft prizes. His works include Constitutional Dictatorship and The American Presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gins
Pomona College
Walgreen
University of Chicago
Gufgenheim
Rossiter
Bancroft, Mondo’ Wilson Foundation
Institute of Early Nation
Supreme Court
Carlisle Congregational Church Elects Ever-Ready Class Officers
Carlisle New officers of Ever-Ready Class were elected at Carlisle Congregational Church last week. President Esther Waterman presided at the meeting. Officers named include vice president Sleeper, secretary Joan Morgan, and treasurer Norma Japp. Hostesses were Mrs Gloria ne, Mrs Helen Wilkie, Mrs Grace Dutton, and Miss Mildred en.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Edwin Storer
Esther Waterman
Sleeper
Joan Morgan
Norma Japp
Gloriane
Helen Wilkie
Grace Dutton
Mildreden
Lenten Season Begins Feb 11 With Ash Wednesday
Monday Candlemas noted at St Josephs and Tuesday St Blaises day marked Ash Wednesday opening Lent. Next Sundays masses will announce service times and regulations. Calkins family returns from Florida visit. Lucia Todd, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eveleth Todd of South Lincoln, attends Mills College Oakland after graduating Concord Academy and debuting at Weston Golf Club last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
Lucia Todd
Eveleth R. Todd
South Lincoln
Freshmary
Mills’ College
Oakland
Cal
Concord Academy
Blall
Weston Golf Club
State and Local Employees Earn Near 760 Million Monthly
The article reports that employees working for all state and local governments across the United States collectively earn about 760 million dollars each month. This figure highlights the scale of payrolls across public sector entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Local Betrothal in Concord and Acton Circles
Announcement of Ellen Dyar McMillan to George Mathias Aman III, with roots in Concord Randolph and Wayne Mississippi? The notice notes Ellen McMillan daughter of the late John Endicott McMillan of Concord and Randolph NH, a graduate of St Marys in the Mountains WheeLock College, debut 1949, and Mrs Aman a Princeton 1952 Harvard Law 1957 Army veteran. A June wedding is planned.
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Concord
Boston
Temple
WN. H
Acton
Harris
Ellen Dyar ‘McMillan
George Mathias Aman
Geoge- Aman, Jr
Wayne Pa
McMillan
John Endicott McMillan
Randolph
N. H
St. Mary’s In the Mountains
Wheelock College
Aman
Princeton
Harvard Law School
U.S. Army
Walden Clinic Drive Opens in Carlisle
Campaign to raise funds for the Walden Clinic continues in Acton Carlisle Concord and Lincoln. A 12 member solicitor group organized by Mrs John H Valentine and supported by Mrs Weickert Evans Grier Hagué Johnson Yontz Bromaghim Bott Shumway Sleeper Goshgarian Nielsen aims to bring in funds since Carlisle and Concord are not in the United Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Walden
Association
Middlesex
Acton
Concord
Lincoln
John’ H. Valentine
Actén
Street
United Fund
William Weickert
Charles Evans
WN. Grier
Parke
Wesley M
Hagué
Charles Johnson
Janey. Yontz
John Bisbee
Dan R. Bromaghim
William. Shumway
Carroll Sleeper
Spencer Clark
Jack Goshgarian
Angemann
J. Nielsen
Miss Teele's June Wedding Planned to Naval Officer
Concord couple Mr and Mrs John Teele announce the engagement of their daughter Sylvia Lombard to Donald H Harper III son of Mr and Mrs Harper of Paris and Princeton New Jersey Harper a lieutenant junior grade in the U S Navy Reserve stationed at Norfolk Virginia is a Princeton graduate The couple plans a June wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John ‘W
Teele
Monument Street
Sylvia Lombard
Donald H. Harper
Donald Harper
Paris
Princeton
N.J
Concord Academy
Vassar College
Boston
Harper
Lawrenceville School
Princeton University
U.S. Navy Reserve
Norfolk, Va
Emerson Hospital Announces Nurse Refresher Course
Emerson Hospital will offer a free 12 week refresher course in new nursing techniques for graduate nurses. Two sessions weekly, with potential morning and evening options, aim to fit those returning to practice after a lapse. A certificate will be issued upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Elmina L. Snow
J. Edward McTernan
Mary Sullivan
R. N
Winifred Fish
Maynard
Taxpayers urged to recheck 1958 federal returns
Frank J. Cavanagh, Director of Internal Revenue for the Boston District, advises double checking 1958 federal income tax returns for errors. He urges attaching Form W-2, noting refunds cannot be issued without proper documentation and returns without W-2s will be returned, causing extra work and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Frank J. Cavanagh
Internal Revenue
Boston
Mr. Cavanagh
W-2
Concord notices and local church events summary
Alexander F MacEachern of 254 Main Street returns from a three week motor trip to St Petersburg Florida with Rev John D MacEachern of St Peters Plymouth and two friends. A month’s mind mass will be offered for retired mail carrier William J Bulger Sr at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Dr Francis X Guindon of 21 Hayward Mill Road was invited to speak to the Holy Name Society but attended Our Lady’s breakfast. Altar boys for the week at St Bernard’s Church are James Blackburn Jr and Francis Boutin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander . F. MacEachern
Main Street
Our Lady Help of Christians _ Church
William J. Bulger
Francis X. Guindon
Hayward Mill Road
Holy Name ‘Society
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Our Lady's Breakfast
St. Bernard’s Church
James Blackburn, Jr
Francis Boutin
St Bernard’s Dance at Monument Hall Friday Evening
St Bernard’s C Y O to hold a Friday dance at Monument Hall from 8 to 11 30 PM with music by the Three D s. The Netherlands grows six billion flower bulbs yearly on 21 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s, C
Y. O
Monument Hall
D’s
Netherlands
First Family Moves Into Air Force Cambridge Housing
Capt. William Henebry and his wife and five children become the first to move into the 395-unit Air Force Cambridge Research Center base housing. The family will join 394 others in a $6 million development on 185 acres west of Marrett Street, with units for airmen and officers, modern kitchens, garages, and centralized services.
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Bedford
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
William Henebry
School Street
Carlisle
Henebry
Clark
Ellen
Timothy
Air Force
Lincoln
Lexington
Marritt Street
Hanscom Field
Cape Cod
Middle Road
High Road
Circle Road
Concord
Léxmegee
Ihey
Air Force Failies
A. Egg
Cambridge
Lions Club Social on Monday in Lexington area
Lions Clubs of Atton Bedford Concord and surrounding towns host a zone social and ladies night at a new Lexington Road venue Monday evening. About 100 attendees are expected with Zone Chairman Herbert F. Carlson in charge. Dinner and dancing planned. invited guests include district and deputy officials from Woburn and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concozry
Lexington Road
Lions Clubs
Atton
Bedford
Gton
Concord
Herbert F. Carlson
Lexington
Dist
Carl G. Roessler
Thomas P. Sullivan, Jr
Woburn and
Dep. Dist
Rudolph W. Currier
Cambridge student earns highest honors at Christian High
T Fichmond, a junior at Christian High School in Cambridge, has won highest honors for the recent marking period. To qualify a student must have an A in all subjects and a conduct rating of Good or better. His father serves as minister of the Evangelical Free Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Fichmond
Lang Aes
Christian High School
Cambridge
Evangelical Free Church
Carlisle Ladies Social Circle Meeting Notices
Carlisle Monthly meeting at Carlisle Congregational Church next Thursday with Ada Harrison presiding. Firemen attended chimney fire at the Storer home on Prospect Street with no damage reported. Woman's Branch Alliance delays next meeting to February 26. Carlisle Grange No 402 hosts whist party at Edna Sleeper home on Brook Street Wednesday February 11 at 8. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Congregational Church
Ada Harrison
Edwin H. Storer
Prospect Street
Waldo D. Wilson
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Edna Sleeper
Brook Street
VA study weighs treatments for ruptured spinal discs
Dr Lyndon Lee Jr of the VA in Washington outlines a study of ruptured discs focusing on long term results of surgery versus non surgical care. Military medical records and VA files from the last 30 years will support patient groups to compare outcomes and guide future treatment and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Lee, Jr
Washington
National Research Council
VA Ae
Lee
Atten Club Hosts House Tea Meeting in Acton
The Acton monthly Atten Club gathering convened at 1:30 with Mrs. David Towle as hostess. A panel led the talk titled House Tea with Mrs. Dewey Boatman coordinating. Past noble grands of Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Mabel Sy’s home in Maynary with Amna Chickering assisting. A crocheted doll door prize went to Alice Perkins. Evangelical Congregational church coordinating council to meet Feb 10 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atten Club
David Towle
Dewey
Boatman
Rebekah Lodge
Mabel Sy
Amna Chickering
Alié¢e. Perkins
Council of
Evangelical Congregational Church
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Nancy Tarbell Carman
John Carman
Cornell University
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Frederic Remington
Sunny Brook
Brandeis A
Mrs. C. Whittier Calkins
Tower Road
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Mrs. Calkins
Walter Florell
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Walden Clinic
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Miss Teele
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Redstone Arsenal
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