N E Business Roundup: New Maine and Conn plants announced
The New England Council reports a $13 million expansion at St Croix Paper Co in Woodland Maine to raise newsprint output about 35 percent with a two year construction period employing about 500 workers. Bradley Container in Maynard Massachusetts plans 63,000 extra square feet with about 350 more jobs and expanded cans and tubes production. A Doman helicopter project receives CAA certification for the L7-5 craft. Royal Typewriter moves CT HQ to Hartford creating nearly 100 jobs. A Woonsocket RI plant contract worth 229 dollars sets a six acre site donated to lure new industry to the park.
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St. Croix Paper Co
Woodland
Maine
Wiarch
New England Council
Maynard
Mass
Bradley Container Cotrp
Assabet Mill
Bradley
Bradley Dewey
Doman Felicorisers
J Inc
Panbury, Conn
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Doman
Tronald S. B. Waters
Royal Typewriter Co
Connecticut
New York City
Hartford
Royal Typewriter
Woonsocket
R.I
Industrail Park
New England Caey Pelletier Construction Co
Business Development Co
Rhode Island
Industrial Development Foundation of
Greater Woonsocket
81st birthday for Concord triplets celebrated in Mexico City
MM E. L. Bumford of 33 Lexington reads that on a vacation at the Hotel Del Prado in Mexico City it is announced Tuesday marked the 81st birthday anniversary of the Concord triplets Primo Seccondo and Terzo Sablone. All three are World War II veterans with Terzo remaining in service while Primo and Seccondo run a market on Thoreau Street.
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E. L. Bumford
Lexington Read
Del_Prado
Mexico City
Concord Triplets
Primo, Seccondo
Terzo Sablone
Thoreau Street
Monthly Hospital Statistics Report January Concord Emerson
Concord Emerson Hospital releases January totals: admissions 298 discharges 292 in hospital at start 62 end 66 total outpatients 425 and 6 deaths under 48 hours ..., major operations 36 minor 84 nursery 21, X ray 584, labs 1805, pathology 44, accidents 126 with auto 18 others 108. Daily averages 1955 57.3 and 1956 643. Private 93 semi private 76 ward 117 nursery 64. Patient days Beton.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Ae StiBhorn
Sahbey
Eevee
Couple observes 48th wedding anniversary in Concord
Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Engebretsen of 38 Bedford Street quietly marked their 48th wedding anniversary on Sunday February 5. They are in good health and have lived in Concord since marriage. they have three sons five daughters and 30 grandchildren. A life size liver exhibit appears in The Transparent Woman at Boston's Museum of Science.
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Concord
Albert N. Engebretsen
Bedford Street
Science Park
Boston
Museum of Science
War Veteran Meher Dies at 59 in Bedford
Bedford news reports Charles W. Maher known as Larry Meher age 59 of 260 Roberts Drive died Saturday at Emerson Hospital He was a World War I Navy veteran born in Brooklyn He lived in Arlington 20 years and worked as a salesman in Groveton NH and as a district supervisor with A&P for 20 years He is survived by wife Lilian Woods and brothers Vincent and John Maher Funeral held Tuesday in Brooklyn with a solemn high Mass and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery
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Bedford
Charles W
Larry” Meher
Roberts Drive
Emerson Hospital
U.S. Navy
Brooklyn
New York
Arlington
Groveton, New Hampshire
Lilian Woods
Vincent ‘Maher
John Maher
Holy Cross Cemetery
Holy Name Society To Meet Sunday
Monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church will be held on Sunday at 8 o'clock in the church hall. Rev. Daniel F. Riordan will speak. President Spencer will preside. A collection will follow. Members are reminded of communion for next Sunday.
Spaghetti Supper Planned At St Elizabeth Church Hall
West Acton announces two spaghetti suppers this Saturday at 5 30 p m and 7 p m in St Elizabeth s Church Hall with public tickets available. Committee members listed include Miss Mary Flaherty and several Mrss including Betty Tol man and Lucy Roche.
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West Acton
St. Elizabeth's Church Hall
Mary Flaherty
Betty Tolman
Betty Forrest
Lucy Roche
Mary ‘Lord
Esther Spellman
Community Notices From West Concord Churches and Groups
West Concord The Skittlers of West Concord Union Church plan a bowling party Friday at 8 in Maynard. High School Pilgrim Fellowship meets at 7 Sunday. Helping Hand Society holds a 2 30 Wednesday February 15 meeting. Senior choir rehearsal at 7 45 that night. Youth choir rehearsal Monday at 2 30.
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West Concord
West Concord Union
Church
Maynard
Pilgri Felowship
Helping Hand Society
St Elizabeth’s Notes Parish Events Ahead
West Acton Boy Scouts will join Sunday masses under Henry Young and David Driscoll. Plans proceed for the St Patrick’s night supper chaired by Mrs Annie Coughlin. No morning mass Saturday due to a wedding. Ash Wednesday marks Lent opening February 15 with distributions after 7 am and 3 pm masses.
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ST. Elizabeth's
West Acton
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Henry Young
David Driscoll
Annie Coughlin
Carlisle Grange Officers Night and Visitation Plans
Carlisle Grange members attended Associated Officers Night at Dracut. Lawrence N. Blanchard, Carlisle lecturer, led a square dance at the Concord program. Last evening Grangers were invited to the Lexington meeting and Friday night Officers Visitation is set for Dunstable.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Associated Officers
Dracut
Lawrence N. Blanchard
Concord
Lexington
Dunstable
Recent Arrivals at Emerson Hospital
New births reported this past week at Emerson Hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs Daniel J Cullinane 175 Commonwealth Ave West Concord born January 0 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Kodcki Loxton Concord born January 31 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Sterling E Jeffrey 16 Hemlock Lane Bedford born February 1.
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Concord
Emerson Hospitas
Daniel J. Cullinane
Commonwealth Gay West Concord
Kodcki
Loxton
Sterling E. Jeffrey
Hemlock Lane
Bedford
P. J Ae th Anniversary Carlisle
P T A plans a February meeting at Union Hall at 8 o clock featuring a takeoff of This is Your Life for the P. J. Ae th Anniversary. President William Shumway says past presidents and as many founders as possible should attend. a collation will be served.
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Carlisle
Carlisle P .T. A
Union Hall
William Shumway
Hospital Auxiliary Organized Here Bedford Unit Formed
Emerson Hospital gains a Bedford unit with 40 women members. The auxiliary plans stressed volunteer services and welcomes all residents. At the December executive board meeting the following officers were chosen: Mrs. Roy M. Endlich Mrs. Charles Proudfoot Mrs. John A. Gutai Jr. Mrs. Abbot R. Webber.
Holy Name Group to Attend Mass and Meet Monday
West Concord Holy Name Society of Our Lady Help of Christians Church plans an 8 30 mass on Monday February 12 with members marching as a group from downstairs into the church. After mass a meeting and collation with a speaker will follow in the downstairs hall presided by Alexander F Mac Fachern with Walter R Carew presenting the speaker and Rev Thomas B Morgan as spiritual director tickets for the February 16 supper are due at this meeting.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Men of Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Alexander F. MacFachern
Walter R. Carew
Thomas B. Morgan
Bedford Community Notes From Local Churches and Events
Sunday school classes convene at 10 45 a m at 6% road for Bedford Episcopal Mission with morning service at 10 30 a m Rev Harold F McDermott attends the 58th Concord K of C anniversary banquet locals hear of SUASCO meeting February 13 at 8 o clock at the school auditorium Joseph Mangion official representative presides and the public is welcome The Ball and Chain Club hosts a Valentine dance in American Legion Hall Refreshments Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women meets in Arlington Men’s Bible Class led by Rev Marvin L Derby on John Fisherman and Apostle class notes the death of Carl A Everberg vice president Unitarian minister Rev David C Pohl preaches Worship With Larger Understanding Final voter registration for Bedford town election March 5 is February 15 9 am to 10 pm at Town Hall Sgt Charles E Holt US Air Force is visiting parents Brookside road after four years duty He will be stationed at Loring Air Force Base Maine after February 15
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Joseph Mangion
Bedford
Marvin L. Derby
John
Carl A. Everberg
Charles E. Holt
U.S. Air Force
Chester R. Holt
Brookside Road
Loring Air Force Base
Maine
Egyptian Secrets Reconsidered in Ancient Embalming Fluid Use
Archaeologists suggest ancient Egyptians likely used a principal embalming fluid derived from locally sourced ingredients. The proposal reexamines standard theories of mummification practices and the role of regional materials in preserving the dead.
Explorers hold first official meeting in Stow Town Hall
The Explorers invite all boys and their fathers to the first official meeting on Wednesday February 8 at 7 30 p m at the Town Hall. Election of officers will occur and the group will mark the scouts 46th anniversary. Joyce Allan a 122 year old patient at Mass General Hospital in Boston underwent brain surgery and is in serious condition. Mrs Robert Follett has retired to Crescent Street after a three week stay at Mt Auburn Hospital. Mrs Marion Hamilton of Crescent Street returns home from Emerson Hospital after a brief illness. The Mothers March on Polio in Stow raised 627 98 with town schools contributing 87 14 for a town total of 715 12. The next Mothers Club meeting is February 16 at Pilot Grove School at 7 30 p m.
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Joyce Allan
Richard Allan
Mass General Hospital
Boston
Joyce
Stow and
Maynard
Westboro
Dorothy Allan
Stow
Robert Follett
Crescent Street
Mt. Auburn Hospital
Marion G. Hamilton
Emerson Hospital
David Smith
Pilot Grove
Bolton
Gleasondale
Hale High School
Smith
Mothers Club
Gonford Woman's Club Meeting Scheduled for Monday
A regular Gonford Woman's Club meeting is set for Monday at 1 30 pm at the Girl Scout House. President Ames Harold John will conduct the business session. Guest Eunice Harriet Avery, noted traveler and lecturer on Camera Report from South East Asia, will attend. Hostesses are Mrs Harvey J Kline and Mrs Harold Tampkins.
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Concord
Gonford Woman’s Club
Pebruany
Girl Scout House
Harold John. Ames
Eunice Harriet Avery
South East Asia
Harvey J. Kline
Harold Tampkins
Johansens Greet Their First Child
Mr and Mrs Thomas JG Johansen born their first child a son February 2 at the Em Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs T Leo McCarthy of North Acton and Mr and Mrs William Johansen of Concord.
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West ‘Acton
Thomas JG. Johansen
Mary Amm MicCarthy
Em Hospital
Thomas George, Jr
T. Leo McCarthy
North Acton
William Johansen
Concord
Concord Planning Board Public Hearing and Community Events
The Concord Planning Board will hold a public hearing in the court room at Town House on Monday February 13 at 8 o'clock. A Valentine dessert party with bridge canasta and Scrabble will be at the Trinitarian Congregational Church parish house Tuesday February 14 from 1 to 4 pm. On Thursday February 16 at 9:30 am the church parish house hosts a Woman's Union play reading led by Mrs William Sreenan with co-hostesses Mrs Ronald Brooks and Mrs William Smith. Local Heart Fund workers plan a Heart Sunday town wide collection on February 26. Dr M Virginia Biggy Concord schools elementary education director spoke at a Boston University teachers conference. Miss Monica Murphy Alcott School teacher also served on the panel.
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Concord’ Planning Board
Trinitarian ‘Congregational Church
Woman's Union
Mrrs
William Sreenan
Ronald Brooks
William Smith
M. Virginia Biggy
Corncord
Boston University
Monica Murphy
Alcott
Concord
Red Cross bloodmobile visit announced for February 29
Concord Folks and Concbord Red Cross Chapter invite appointments for the bloodmobile visit on February 29. Call Emerson 9-2590 at the chapter office on Stow Street to reserve a time. A larger quota has been assigned to the chapter.
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Concord
Concbord Red Cross Chapter
Red’ Cross
Emerson
Stow Street
Tf farmers gave their wheat away a 21 cent loaf of bread
Tf farmers faced bread price figures with a 21 cent loaf noted alongside a 38 cent item in the Pen come Che era. The text reflects era pricing and agricultural context without clear events or names.
Self employed farmers face 1955 Social Security tax rules
This notice outlines that any farmer with net earnings of 400 or more in 1955 must report earnings up to 4200 and pay 3 percent Social Security tax. Returns are due by April 15 1958 with Form 1040 Schedule F and Schedule SE. It notes exemptions, filing steps for partnerships, and that further guidance will follow.
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U. S
Pascietto
Waitham
Acton H. No. 259 Meeting Schedule and Campaign Notes
Acton Center reports a meeting of Acton H. No. 259 on Tuesday at 8 PM at George Ryan’s location. The text mentions a monthly meeting for Middlesex Central on a Wednesday date and a campaign event in the party held on the third Friday at 4 PM.
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Acton
Acton H. No
George Ryan
Acton m
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