Son Discovers Body Of Mother In Trailer In Acton
Roxborough Mullaney visits his mother Mrs. Mary Mullaney in a trailer and finds her dead. Police and medical examiner say death from cerebral hemorrhage occurred Feb 5. Funeral services set at Our Lady Help of Christians Church Concord with burial at St Bernard's.
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Roxborough
Thomas E. Mullaney
Railroad Street
South Acton
Mary (Frawley) Mullaney
Stow Street
Acton
West Concord
Joseph Ryan
Howard E. Robinson
Concord
Charles B. Kerans
St. Elizabeth of Hungar Church
West Acton
Robinson
Joseph Dee & Son
Inridge
Edward Kelley
Sersgt
William Kane
Donald E. Dwinnells
Stow
Mullaney
Hillside Avenue
Thomas E
Annie (Horgan) Mullaney
Lawrence
David
Mendon
Daniel
Braintree
Arthur Lane
Wakefield
C. J. Burns
Barrington
R. I
Joseph Dee
Pedestrian Hurt In Concord Mill Dam Traffic Incident
Police blotter reports a pedestrian, Mrs. Josephine Daw son, struck by a vehicle near the Mill Dam in Concord. She was treated at Emerson Hospital for a cut and bruises. A separate crash involving William L. Larson at Lexington Road ended with a severe multi‑impact wreck. he survived and was hospitalized for observation.
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Concord
Mill
Josephine Dawson
Middlesex School
Joyce R. Gaer
Anlington
Emerson Hospital
William L. Larson
Hanscom Air Base
Bedford
Lexington Road
John Coughlin
Deartment
Larson
Edward Curran
James E. Finan
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Theodore P. Jones Maynard expresses gratitude for visits, cards, and flowers while hospitalised, thanking friends and neighbors for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore P. Jones Maynard
Lady Dog Wanderer Seeks Sudbury Home After Thoughtless Act
A light brown spayed female mongrel named Lady disappeared after being let loose near Newton following a store sighting in Sudbury. Her owners, a family with children, mourn her absence while dog officer Harry Rice asks the public for tips to recover the pet.
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Sudbury
Newton
Harry Rice
Carlisle Congregational Church Hosts C E Sunday
Carlisle Congregational Church held a Christian Endeavor Sunday with Richard Storer calling to worship, a trumpet duet by William Woodward and Taylor Lapham, and readings by Joanne Gummer and Eric Bearce. A men’s trio sang as sermons were delivered by Mary Dolan Abram Jock Antoinette White and William Shumway. Ushers included David Woodward Kenneth Smallman Glenn Dutton and Kenneth Hannanford.
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Carlisle
Endeavor
Carlisle ‘Congregational Church
Richard Storer
William Woodward
Taylor Lapham
Joanne Gummer
Eric Bearce
Diane Booth
Robert McAllister
Storer
Willliam Shumway
McAllister
Mary Dolan
Abram Jock
Antoinette Whiite
William Shumway
Theni Dulction
David ‘Wood ‘Ward
Kenneth Smallman
Glenni Dutton
Kenneth Hannaniford
Concord Resident Among 20 Winners in WBZ Good Skate Contest
Concord resident Mrs. David S. Hoag of 53 Elsinore Street named among 20 winners in WBZ Radio Good Skate contest. Winners receive tickets to a 1960 Ice Follies performance. Two hundred runners-up invited to gala ice skating hop at Skating Club of Boston presided by Jim Holt with top record savings featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
David S. Hoag
Elsinore Street
WBZ
Jim Holt
Skating Club of
Boston
Holt
West Acton Woman's Club enjoys play and new officer
A West Acton Woman's Club meeting at the Acton Community Center featured resignation of secretary Mrs. Mark Eaton moving to Michigan. Mrs. David C. Lawton was named to the vacancy as Patrolman Robert A. Bartlett spoke on a new Youth Center Inc. project while a one act play The Fifth Wheel directed by Mrs. Norman Burns and Mrs. George Neagle proceeded with cast including Mrs. Lawton and several others. Refreshments followed with co-hostesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Norman Burns
George Neagle
Lawton
Arthur White
Everett Parker
John MacLaughlin
Richard Zarse
John Floyd
Richard Taylor
Explorers' Post To Meet Monday
About 40 prospective Explorer Scouts toured General Radio facilities, learning the process of making precision electronic test equipment. The next meeting is set for Monday at 7 p.m. to begin internal organization and nominate officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Stadler Speaker Before Rotarians
Stadler of a local firm spoke before the Rotary luncheon at Howard Johnsons. He was presented by John Forbes. Recent visitors included Albert Clifford Bedford Robert Deckert Maynard Payne Martin Clinton. Makeups recorded last week: John J. Flannery Maynard James H. Dee Sr. Pacific Palisades Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rotary
Howard Johnson
Stephen
Stadler
John Forbes
Albert Clifford
Bedford
Robert Deckert
Maynard
Payne Martin
Clinton
John J. Flannery
James H. Dee, Sr
Pacific Palisades
Cal
50th Anniversary of Scouting Noted
Concord Saturday night scout exposition at the State Armory by Battle Road District marked the 50th anniversary of scouting. Parents and friends attended as most area troops represented with booths. Demonstrations, movies, and a Lexington scout band highlighted the event. A display previewed the upcoming national jamboree in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
State Armory
Battle Road
Lexington
Colorado
Whitney Reelected Club Treasurer
Concord Massachusetts Republican Club members met at the Harvard Club in Boston and reelected Maj. Gen. Otis M. Whitney of this town as treasurer. Directors named include Senator Richard I. Furbush of Waltham and Robert H. Beadrean of Marlborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Harvard Club
Boston
Riichard F. Tready
Otis M. Whittney
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
Robert H. Beadrean
Marlborough
Bethany Sisters Meeting at St Johns Ev Lutheran
The February meeting of Bethany Sisters was held at St. John's Ev Lutheran Church. Hostesses were Charlotte Keto and Henry Maki. A study of Africa led by Rachel Saisa proved interesting. The Boy Scouts of America was chartered on February 8, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Bethany Sisters
St. John’s Ev
Charlotte Keto
Henry Maki
Africa
Rachel Saisa
The
Boy Scouts of America
St Bridget C Y O Teams Open With Two Wins
In a Sunday doubleheader at the high school gym St Bridget Cadets lost a thriller 28 26 to St Stephen s Framingham while CYIO Juniors beat Our Lady s West Concord 47 45 Pete Sloan hit a quarter court winner for Concord to tie 23 23 The late rally by St Bridget featured Stapel McDonnell with Stapel scoring 19 and McDonnell 11 for the Cadets Captain James Ruggiero led St Bridget with four baskets and two free throws Demerit of St Stephen s held to one basket by stout defense Billy Larson contributed three baskets for St Bridget
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Maynard
St. Bridget Cadets
St. Stephen’s
Framingham
St. Bridget
Bhal
Steiie Piecewilcz
Herbert Symes
Piecewiz
David and
Donnelley
St. Stephen
Demerit
James Ruggiero
Cyio Junifors
Our Lady's
West Concord
Pete Sloan
Sloan
Concordians
Wally Carew
Bob Windheim
Paul Stapel
McDonnell
Stapel
Eim
Billy” ‘Larson
Sudbury Junior High Hosts Occupations Assembly
Sudbury Junior High eighth graders attended an assembly led by Roland Darling of Northeastern University who presented a kodachrome program on occupations and post high school education. The Parents League sponsors a seventh and eighth grade bowling event on February 21 at Concord Bowlarena with sign up by February 14.
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Sudbury
Roland Darlling
Northeastern University
Carl E. Ellery
About 120 Plan To Attend Retreat West Concord Nashoba Valley Group
About 120 men from Nashoba Valley Holy Name District will attend the annual retreat at St. Gabriel's Monastery in Brighton this weekend. They will leave Friday and return Sunday with last minute reservations possible by calling Chairman J. Conrad Mayberry or President Alexander F. MacEachern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nashoba Valley
Holy Name
St. Gabriel’s Monastery
Brighton
J. Conrad Mayberry
Alexander F. Mac Eachern
Rebekahs Plan Valentine Party at Union Church
Willow Rebekahs of West Concord announce a Valentine party at Union Church Monday. Noble Grand Hortense Locke will lead business sessions at 7 30 PM. The previous meeting drew nearly 60 attendees with Odd Fellows guests. A covered dish supper preceded the entertainment.
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West Concord
Willow Rebekahs
Mionday
Union Church
Hortense Locke
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows
Dean's List Scholars Named at Northeastern
Concord area students Derek L. Banks of Bedford and Rex S. Sinclair of West Concord earned dean's list honors for the fall semester at Northeastern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Northeastern University
Derek L. Banks
Low Road
Bedford
Rex S. Sinclair
Assabet Avenue
West Concord
United States Signs Treaty of Annexation with Hawaii
A February 14 1893 treaty formalizes the annexation of Hawaii by the United States noting the transfer of sovereignty and the establishment of a new territorial status pending ratification.
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Hawaii
Maynard P T A Plans Special Program February Meeting
Maynard P T A, in planning a special program of vital importance, announces a February 16 meeting at Green Meadows Auditorium. The event commemorates the National Congress of Parents and Teachers on February 17, 1897 in Washington DC. Musicians from Maynard High School will perform as part of the program.
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Maynard
Green Meadows Auditorium
Tis
Organization of National Congress of Parents and
Teacchers
Washington D. C
Mrrs
David O.mears
First
Congress of Mothers
George Middlebrooke
Charles ‘Garabedian
Carolyn ‘Cunningham
Stephen
Carlton
Richard ‘Mine- Hold
Richard Lannetelli
John Gunn
John Leach
Eric Frenich
Barillon
Milddebrooke
Birth of Jennie Lowe Pirandhorst in Carlisle
Mr and Mrs Richard L Pirandhorst of Russell Street announce the birth of their second child and first daughter Jennie Lowe on February 4 at Emerson Hospital Concord Scouts and Cubs participated in the Battle Road District exposition at the State Armory Concord with a camping demonstration and bird house building February is Heart Month.
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Richard L. Pirandhorst
Russell Street
Sylvia Shaw
Concord
Jennie Lowe
Emerson Hospital
Carlisle
Battle ‘Road
State Armory
Town Affaire Meeting In Concord Opens Public Debate
Concord residents invited to Ellis Hall Wednesday for an open forum on warrant articles. League of Women Voters will assign committee views and candidates may be introduced. Coffee served. gathering begins at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Hall
Mn League of Women
Grange Valentine Meeting Led by Blanchard and Mrs
The Valentine P Grange will hold a night meeting in the hall with Blanchard and Mrs in charge. Edward R. Stephen and Kris Larsen acted as visitors greeted by Kris, Daniel, and Leno. Refreshments were served after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Valen
Blanchard
Ing
Edward R. Stephen
Kris ‘ Larsen
Daniel
Leno
Stephen
Nery
Sudbury Jr High to Hear Budget Talk by School Board Member
Sudbury Junior High students will hear Mrs Ellen Jane of Post Road, a member of the school committee, speak on the budget in the Den Auditorium on Wednesday at 8. The session is open to all.
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Sudbury
T. A
den Auditorium
Ellen Janeton
Post Road
Memb
Condons Face I B M in General Radio Games
Condons meet I B M in a February basketball clash at General Radio. Both teams seek a win as standings and bragging rights hang on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condons
General Radio
Added Entries In Art Exhibit At Boston Area School
Concord viewers will see new entries in the Boston exhibit at BU next week. Names include Barbara Dedrick Miriam Aronie Karen Lee and more artists from Bedford Concord Lincoln Sudbury plus Dor othy Haskell Laurie Mahoney Diane Ross Alanson Strugis Ann Sturm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston
B. U
Barbara Dedrick
Mary MacLaren
Karen Lee
Bedford
Miriam Aronie
L. Anderson
Victoria Cameron
Fran Cibel
David Dandon
Dorothy Haskell
Laurie Mahoney
Diane Ross
Alanson Strugis
Ann Sturm
Lincoln-Sudbury
Mid Middlesex North Pomona plans Chelmsford Grange meeting
Members will attend the monthly meeting at Chelmsford Grange Hall in Carlisle on Saturday. After the afternoon session a roast beef supper will be served and a minstrel show will be featured.
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Carlisle
Middlesex
North Pomona
Chelmsford Grange Hall
Pentagon space and leadership figures noted in register
The Fentagon reportedly covers 6,000,000 square feet and houses 45 generals and admirals, roughly 10 per acre, according to the Army Navy Air Force Register.
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U. S
General Motors
BHA
Bailey Company
Amesbury
Mass
C. E
R. F. White
Summer Street
Woman’s Club
Explorers’ Post
East Cambridge
Lincoln
Wayland
Whitney
Havana
Anastas Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Mikoyan
Gander
Newfoundland
Castro
Moscow
St. Bridget’s C.Y
Parent’s League
Coenicord Bowlarena
Iwan HH
Rutherford
Rebekahs
P.T.A
List Music
W.V. L. Town Aff
Grange
Valentine
Condons Gen. Radio I. B.M
Rambler
Falcon
Valiant
Corvair
LARK
Canbates
Daytona
America
U.S
Daytona International Spéedwé
FLASH
New England
Pomona
Main Street
Tof Arthur
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