Missed Sudbury Residents Honored Before Moving Away
Many Sudbury residents regret the departure of John Carrell Susan and Ellen Morris from the town. Morris, a professor and senior tutor, has long led town activities, Sunday School, and the Woman’s Club while chairing legislation for Massachusetts clubs. The family plans to keep in touch as they relocate to Cambridge.
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Sudbury
Carrell John
Susan
Ellen
Raymond Ve
Cambridge
Morris
Ard University
My Woman's Club
PTA
World Day of Prayer observed at South Acton
The 75th World Day of Prayer service will be held February 17 at South Acton Congregational Church. The event starts at 10 30 a m with coffee beforehand. Mrs Horace Besecker directs volunteers from the Boston City Missionary Society and Robert E Burt assists with arrangements and babysitting service.
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South Acton
Horace Besecker
Boston
Robert E. Burt
South Acton National Church
Boxboro Group Plans Smorgasbord Supper Event
Boxboro Youth Group hosts a smorgasbord supper at Boxboro Congregational Church on Saturday with continuous service 5 to 7 pm. Featured menu includes baked beans and other specialties. Tickets available at the door. group may finance a trip to the United Nations in April.
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Xboro
Boxboro Congregational H
Unitations
St Elizabeths and Lourdes Masses Announced
Notices show regular masses at St Elizabeths and Lady of Lourdes with services and regulations to be announced next Sunday. Anniversary masses for John Crotty and George Crotty will be observed Saturday at 8 and 8:30 am.
Catholic Women’s Club to Hold Whist Party at St Irene’s Rectory
Inga Larson MacRae of Carlisle is home recuperating from injuries after a car crash near Bedford. The Catholic Women’s Club meeting announces a public whist party this Tuesday at 8 p.m. in St Irene’s rectory with two sittings at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
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Ts. Inga
Larson) MacRae
H Street
Bedford
Ilaeiae
Beb
St. Irene’s
Lincoln foreign policy workshop meeting recap
A second meeting was scheduled yesterday at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Tson on Beaver Pond Road to discuss the unbalance of payments and related foreign policy concerns. Participants included local residents and attendees from the Lincoln area.
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Foreign Policy Workshop Incoln L
Wiv
Lawrence Tson
Beaver Pond Road
Sperry Rand Center Nears Completion in Sudbury
Sperry Rand's Sudbury research center, led by personnel manager Robert M. Clark, expects completion by 1 June as planned. Staffing rises from 15 at the Frost farmhouse to about 180 by June 1962, with 90 to 100 research scientists in basic research across materials, radiation, earth and life sciences, and theoretical physics and mathematics.
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Sudbury
Robert M. Clark
Sperry Rand
Tix Center
Frost Farmhouse
Acton Board Proceedings Report Mix Sand Salt I-Beam Inquiry
Acton board met with the Superintendent of Streets Nelson about mixing salt and sand and installing an I-beam in the sand shed. They prepared specs for a new highway department truck and held a hearing on Boston Edison Company v1 pole on Hayward road, granting the petition as no one opposed. The board also discussed the treasurer’s increased load and heard Jack McCarthy of Concord Town Taxi speak, plus accepted Roy H. Linscott’s resignation from the Goodnow Fund effective Feb 1.
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Acton
Board
Roy H. Linscott
Goodnow Fund
Elks Lodge Plans for P E R Day and Meetings
Maynard Lodge of Elks No. 1568 sets regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the new hall with Exalted Ruler Ralph Cantino presiding. Plans include observance of P E R Day on February 26 led by Exalted Ruler Howard R. Prescott. Sympathy extended to families of William Scully and Jack Onslow. A Saturday night party is planned for February 18 and a Smoker for February 23.
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Maynard
Maynard Lodge of Elks
Ralph Cantino
Howard R. Prescott
William Scully
Jack Onslow
City Rejects Horse License Proposal Over Cost
Los Angeles city council rejected a plan to license horses citing a $7,500 cost to collect a $5 tax on about 1,100 horses. The ruling ends the effort to impose the license despite potential revenue.
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Los Anles
P T A Receives 100 From Center School Tourney
Stow P T A was the recipient of a 100 donation from profits of intra mural basketball championships at Center School. Richard Charnock accepted the gift from Hale High A A sponsors. The event concluded Friday night with a dance.
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Stow — P.T.A
Center School
Richard Charnock
Hale High A.A
Center
Ray LaChance
Maila Terro
Davene Brewer
Susan Carbury
Ronald D’angelis
Mary Sawyer
Elaine Thibideau
Joh
Robert Beauregard
P.T.A
Boxborough Hearing Set On Vorce Package Store Permit
A Friday hearing will review the Raymond Vorce et al package store permit on Massachusetts Avenue after prior denial by the board of selectmen. A Wednesday night fire at 11:15 at Harold and Helen Nichola’s Littlefield Road home caused damage and posed a serious pea time threat.
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Raymond Vorce
Massachusetts Avenue
Harold and
Helen Nichola
Littlefield Road
Maynard Woman Observes 75th Birthday With Family
Mrs. Thomas Tierney of 13 Newton Drive was surprised by her daughters sons and grandchildren for her 75th birthday. The party featured gifts a purse and a decorated cake with refreshments served.
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Maynard
Thomas Tierney
Newton Drive
Maynard-A Church Hour Concert at Wesley Church Worcester
The Maynard Methodist Church Choir joins the combined choir for the Worcester District Methodist Church hour at Wesley Methodist Church in Worcester. The service starts at 7 30 with Senior Youth Fellowship and many adult members in attendance.
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Maynard
Wesley Methodist Church
Worcester
Maynard Methodist Church
West Acton woman escapes death in Route 2 crash
West Concord A Acton Mrs Elvira J Conrad 26 102 Willow Street escaped injury when her Volkswagen overturned after striking a snowbank on Route 2 near Route 62 known as Accident Corner mid morning. Police and fire units responded. battery disconnected to prevent fire. car towed to garage.
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West Concord
West Acton
Elvira J. Conrad
Willow Street
Route 2
Route 62
Conrad
William J. Costello
Robert Nutter
Ralph Thomas
Edward Winkowski
Wilbur Mounsey
Salvatore Silvio
Matthew J. Cullinane, Jr
Albert Christiansen
George Moreau
Liesel Smethurst
Post Office Cracks Down on Mail Obscenity Policy
Postmaster General J Edward Day announces a tougher nationwide drive against obscene material sent by mail. The plan relies on concentrated manpower and FBI style enforcement with minimal public fanfare to target violators and report results through prosecutions and convictions.
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Post Office Department
J. Edward Day
Washington, D. C
Herman L. Womack
Washington
Alfred J. Heinecke
Lakewood
N. J
Inspection Service
United States
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Sperry Rand Research Center
Sudbury-Concord
Elks
William S. Ginn
General Electric
Schnectady, N. Y
Helen Krause
Daniel Krause
University of Massachusetts
Australia
University of Queensland
Brisbane
Miss Krause
Marine Biology Laboratory
Woods Hole
Boxborough
Churchman’s Hour
W. Acton
James M. Gavin
U.S.A
Kennedy
U. S
France
Gavin
Pentagon
Army
Draper
Golden Books
Texaco
Lowney
Tumpler
O&gc
G.I. Leather
Cott’s
Coats
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