Town Plans to Save 800000 Loan for School Debate
A Concord letter advocates voters supporting a school master plan and tax rate changes to fund new classrooms and facilities. It argues for full disclosure of figures, emphasizes representative balance on the advisory committee, and urges participation in the February 27 election with Ralph T. Haskell as a proponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott School
Neople
Neeple
Concord
Ralph T. Haskell
Crescent Poad
Maybelle G. Biggs obituary notices service and burial
Mrs Maybelle G Hodgdon Biggs dies native of teaford resident widow of Anthony C Biggs well known dog trainer Funeral Mass at St Michael Church burial at Westview Lexington She belonged to St Michael Church and Bedford Woman's Community Club Survived by son Harrison A Biggi Lexington and grandson Christopher G Biggi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Christopher G. Biggi
Framingham Professor Delivers Sermon at Everett Church Event
Concord professor Francis X. Guinden of Framingham State Teachers College spoke Sunday at St. Theresa's Church in Everett. Acting Governor Fingald signed the polio bill during the state leadership absence, with Senator Furbush of Waltham backing. Marine A Paul Landini, son of Mr. and Mrs. A George Landini of 44 Thoreau Street, separated from four years service after duty at Camp Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis X. Guinden
Hayward Mill Road
West Concord
Framingham State Teachers College
St. Theresa’s Church
Everett
Afto
George F. Fingald
Lowell Road
Commonwealth
Herter
Whittier
Cronin
Furbush
Waltham
A. Paul Landini
U. S. Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
California
A. George Landini
Thoreau Street
John J Carroll Laid To Rest In Concord
Committal services for John J. Carroll Spanish War veteran were held at St. Bernard's Cemetery Concord after a high mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church Lowell. Rev James Cannellery read the prayers as the flag draped casket was lowered and presented to his son James F Carroll.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
John J. Carroll
Lowell
Selmon
Sacred Heart Church
James H.cannellery
St. Bernard’s Parish
James F. Carroll
Mrs. Marion Russell 51 Dies After Illness at Emerson Hospital
Concord reports the death of Marion Dempsey Russell 51 of 11 Bow Street after a several month illness. Born June 24 1904 in Concord she previously lived in Quincy for 19 years. She is survived by husband William A Russell two brothers two sisters and several relatives. Funeral was held with a requiem high mass at St Bernard's Church and burial followed in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Concord
Marion (Dempsey) Russell
Bow Street
Emerson Hospital
Michel
Alice (Prendergast) Dem Vy
Quincy
William A. Russell
Edward F. Dempsey
Washington, D. C
John J. Dempsey
U. S. Army
Helen H. Hagerty
West Concord
M. Elizabeth Dempsey
Washington
D.C
Mary
Hogam
Richard
St.Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s ‘Cemetery
Annie M. Kelley 80 Bedford Lexington widow of ex police chief dies
Mrs Annie M Powers Kelley aged 80 of 37 Woburn Street Lexington widow of former Bedford police chief Howard P Kelley died at a Lexington Nursing Home on Saturday A requiem mass was held at St Bridget's Church Lexington with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery Concord She was born in Tramore Ireland March 12 1875 and lived in Lexington 20 years Bedford 40 years Surviving are a son Paul J Gleason Arlington and eight grandchildren five great grandchildren
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Bedford
Annie M. (Powers) Kelley
Woburn Street
Lexington
Howard P. Kelley
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bernard’s
Concord
Tramore
County Waterford
Ireland
Paul J. Lexington
Roy L. Gleason
Arlington
Bedford Girl Engaged to Mr Parker Between-Concord Pair
Bedford couple Mr and Mrs Henry C Isner of 51 Hancock Street announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to Robert Parker son of Mr and Mrs Alden Parker of West Concord The couple both graduated from Concord High School Marjorie works at East Coast Aeromar Bedford and Robert recently completed U S Army training No wedding date set.
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Bedford
Henry C. Isner
Hancock Street
Hir
Marjorie Reobert Parker
Alden Parker
West Concord
Miss Isner
Concord High School
East Coast
Aeromart
Parker
U. S. Army
Grangers Attend Regular Meetings Across Middlesex and Carlisle
The Carlisle Grange and Middlesex North Pomona members met with Past Master Charles Swanson and Edward R. Stephen plus Mrs Stephen and Mrs Alice Lovering. Friday night a Past Presidents event will be held in Tynge borough with Swanson presiding as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Middlesex North Pomona Et Dracut
Charles Swanson
Edward R. Stephen
Stephen
Alice Lovering
Carlisle Grange
Tyngeborough
Swanson
Baptism of Susan Mary McCarthy at St Elizabeth’s West Acton
Susan Mary McCarthy daughter of Mr and Mrs John M McCarthy of 1 Agnam road West Acton was baptized at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton Sunday afternoon with Rev Daniel F Riordan officiating. Godparents named Thomas Cunniff and Mary Comson. The baby’s mother is former Margaret Cunniff of Brookline. Plans for the St Patrick’s night program at St Elizabeth’s continue with organizers Mrs Annie Coughlin and Miss George Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Mary
John M. McCarthy
Ag@nam road
West Acton
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church
Daniel F. Riordan
Thomas Cunniff
Mary Comson
Margaret Cunniff
Brookline
St. Patrick's
St. Elizabeth’s
Annie Coughlin
George Hatch
Cleaning advice for restoring smooth dusted surfaces
If fresh flow stains droppings are light and the cloth shows only slight residue, apply wax or polish and the smooth surface will be restored. Use a gentle touch to avoid rub or smear and buff to a shine.
Oxygen Life Line to Emerson Hospital Heals
Essay highlights oxygen's crucial role in human life and the importance of Emerson Hospital's well staffed care. It notes advances in diagnosis and treatment, urges reliance on skilled physicians, and praises the hospital's staff and planned additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital
Rome
Emerson Hosn'tal
Northeastern NEWS names top posts for 34 students
President Carl S. Ell announced that thirty four Northeastern University students were elected to top posts on the Northeastern NEWS. Among those appointed editor or manager were Richard P. Reilly and Brian G. MacWilliams both of West Concord with roles in sports editing and library management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern University
Northeastern News
Carl S. Ell
Richard P. Reilly
Pisse Street
Brian G. MacWilliams
Mainstreet
West Concord
Carlisle notices and social updates from Carlisle town
Margaret Heald reports 33 new voters at the latest public session bringing Carlisle to 566 total. A square dance was held by Carlisle Grange at Grange Hall Saturday night. A baked bean supper polio benefit raised 120 dollars with thanks to three helpers. Mr and Mrs Jay Fisk returned from a two week Florida trip. Albert N Kaucher Ph D spoke on Lincoln at Sunday worship.
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Margaret Heald
Carlisle Grange
Grange Hall
Imag
Jay Fisk
Lowell Road
Sunny
Florida
Albert N. Kaucher
Unitarian
Bootless claim of victory at sea remains unclear
Fragmentary report notes a disputed action or event with limited readable names or details, offering no clear outcome or dates and leaving the central truth unresolved.
Cub Pack Banquet Set For Tuesday Night
West Consord club hosts annual Blue and Gold banquet of Cub Pack 33 at Thoreau School cafeteria next o clock. Entertainment will follow in the auditorium. All boys and parents invited. tickets available from W Harold Estey Cub master Cyril Perkin or any den mother.
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W. Harold Estey
Cyril Perkin
McCormack Couple Plans California Trip With Son
Mr and Mrs Frank L McCormack of 2 Elm Place West Concord plan a plane trip to California to visit their son next month. The item notes weekly drills of Company H continue at the State Armory and the 182nd Infantry will train at Camp Drumm New York this summer. Concord Garden Club met with Mrs William B Moses Jr 86 Main Street as hostess and showed a film titled Bountiful Heritage. Local folks attend the Eastern Dog Show in Boston next week include Mr and Mrs James Ford Mr and Mrs John G Webb Mr and Mrs Arthur Perry Jr Mr and Mrs Charles L J Noble.
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Frank L. McCormack
2 Elm Place
West Concord
California
Mr. McCormack
Reformatory
State Armory
182Nd Infantry
Camp Drumm
New York
Concord Garden Club
William B. Moses, Jr
Main Street
Boston
James Ford
John G. Webb
Arthur Perry, Jr
Charles L. J. Noble
Turkey Dinner At Community Universalist Church
The Community Universalist Church of South Acton invites the public to its annual turkey dinner on Sunday February 19 with seatings at 12:30 and 1:30. Early reservations are urged by calling CO 3-4326.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Community Universalist Church
Scout Week ends with ninth annual communion breakfast
In observance of Scout Sunday, Troop 43 held its ninth annual communion breakfast at Monument Hall after an 830 mass at St Bernard's Church led by Rev James Connolly. Guest speaker Joseph B Smith, former FBA agent now in Fitchburg Leominster, joined 70 plus attendees including district and troop leaders and committee members.
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Concord
Troop 43
Monument Hall
St. Bernard's Church
James H. Connolly
Musketaqulid
Joseph &. Smith
West Concord
Fitchburg-Leominster
Anniversary of Army Nurse Corps Calls for Reserve Service
The 99th birthday highlights the need to strengthen nursing through Reserve units. Nurses are urged to volunteer for professional leadership roles in local reserve medical positions and to prepare for disaster response or national defense with specialized clinical fields and general duty roles.
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Army
Nurse Corps
Guilaing
Thas
Cate
Weeisdogal Athe
Army Nurse Corps
Civil Service Seeks Chemists Mathematicians Metallurgists in DC Area
The United States Civil Service Commission announces urgent vacancies in federal agencies in Washington DC area. Salaries range from 4345 to 11610 dollars yearly. Qualifications include education or education plus experience. Electronic Scientist may qualify on tech experience alone. No written test required. Submit by Announcement No. 46 (R) via Marlboro MA or Washington DC offices.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
John C. Abats
Marlboro
Mass
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Planning for Patient Discharge Aids Disabled Veterans
Communities mobilize to assist seriously disabled veterans after VA hospital discharge. The Planning for Patient Discharge program uses VA Voluntary Services and hospital committees to arrange home nursing, transportation, medicines, home modifications, and social supports to help veterans live at home and rejoin the workforce when possible.
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Veterans Administration
VA Syste
Army of VA Voluntary Services
VAVS
Harry Kessler
Washington, D. C
Free Chest X Ray Clinic Set for Maynard February 16
Middlesex Health Association announces a free chest X ray clinic for Maynard and nearby towns Acton Boxboro Concord Hudson Maynard Stow and Sudbury. The third Thursday monthly 6 30 to 8 30 p m. February 16 is the next date. Appointments via local public health nurse.
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Maynard
Maynard ‘Town
Middlesex Health Association
Acton
Boxboro
Concord
Hudson
Stow
Sudbury
Eileen Hale
Colonial
Hazel Vose
Visiting Nursing Association
Emerson
Eunice Charbonneau
Board of Health
Mary Ward
Twinoaks
George Ajalihto
Florence Crane
Hilltop
Boards of Health
Civil Service Examiners Notice From National Bureau
A notice from the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners at the National Bureau of Standards Washington D C states further action is pending until additional instructions are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
D. C
Mrs J A Miner Named Head Of Local Cancer Crusade
Stow resident Mrs John A Miner of Center Place is named chairman and treasurer for Stow in the 1956 Cancer Crusade, part of a Massachusetts drive by the American Cancer Society to raise 1 259 000 dollars in April for research education and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
John A. Miner
Center Place
Massachusetts
American Cancer Society
Commonwealth
Cameron S$. Thompson
Miner
Unity. Club
First Parish
Unitarian
TV Shows Struggle as Laughs Fade in Season Shifts
Telecast notes show Our Miss Brooks moving to a grade school setting, slowing pace to a standstill despite Bob Sweeney’s clever comic touch. My Favorite Husband loses Joan Caulfield and Vanessa Browne, ending the show amid untapped potential and faded charm.
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Brooks
Miss Brooks
Bob Sweeney
Joan Caulfield
Lis Cooper
Miss, Caulfield
Vanessa Brows ¢Ek
Miss Brown
West Acton Church Hosts Supper and Talk on Women
A well attended smorgasbord at West Acton Baptist Church Monday night featured guest speaker Rev. Ronald H. Noble discussing "An Attempt to Understand Women." Mrs. Phyllige Foote served as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton Baptist Church
Ronald H. Noble
Phyllige Foote
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