No Charge Against Air Force Officer
Sheriff Henry said that when Brown was jailed he bragged to officers he was the man who stumbled into the Marlboro County Club in fliers in togs and claimed bailing out at 35 000 feet from a crippled B 47 jet. The base never had a B 47 or the 354th Day Fighter Wing. Brown used aliases and has a prior grand larceny conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Brown
Marlboro
Mass
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Poe
F. D. Brown
Massachusetts
Stow Cub Scouts Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Many
Stow Cub Scouts host the Blue and Gold Banquet at Center School cafeteria starting 6 30 p m. Cubs and parents will enjoy turkey dinner and awards including Webelos, bear and lion pins, arrow points, and bobcat pins. John Grady leads the ceremony with staff assistance from Robert Bird and den mothers coordinating table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Ibigges
Center School
Il Johnson
Mark Paaki
Richard Buzzell
Wayne Shortey
Christopher Todd
David Dudley
Edmund Piecewicz
Thomas Cunninghast
Ronald Dudley
Richard Hewitt
John McGown
Richard Nichols
John Hannon
Christopher ‘Todd
David Cusley
James Lewis
Ats
Babae
Ohn
Paaki
David
Gary Laurson
Lion Iene
Edmunewicz
David Head
Lawrence Haussmann
Wayne Sharkey
John Tucker
Sharkey
Lawrence Hausemann
Richard Gangne
Donald Batford
Christopher Childs
Alan DiPietro
Harold Hanson
Levi la Gay
Brian Macomber
Larry Samart
Tourville
Jon Voyer
Ohn Ware
Thomas Follett
John Grady
Old Hudson Road
Robert Bird
Red Acre Road
Cubg
Den
Richard Dudley
Bradley Jane
Fair Committee May Incorporate
There will be an evening meeting of the United Grange fair committee at the Grange Hall Atty John J Sheehan of Concord will be guest Plans will be made to incorporate Representatives from Carlisle Bedford Westford and Lincoln attend Carlisle members provide refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
United Grange Fair Committee
Grange Hall
Atty. John J. Sheehan
Concord
Bedford
Westford
Lincoln
Group Forms to Salvage Veterans Building Project
A Concord group of interested citizens met to form a committee to explore a Community Center. The panel, to be called Community Center Committee, aims to stop the Veterans Building from demolition and later provide indoor recreational facilities. Elected were James Power chairman Agnes Thompson secretary Charles Farnsworth treasurer Muriel Loring publicity. Meeting tonight at 8 at the Veterans Building welcomes all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Veterans
James Power
Agnes Thompson
Charles Farnsworth
Muriel Loring
Veterans Building
Welcom
Clue Sought In Stow Dog Killing Case
Ed ward Mehegan identified his missing boxer in the presence of Stow dog officer Ed Jensen after the dog was found in a town dump on Atchon road. The dog vanished February 11 and was dumped February 14. Signs suggest poisoning or gas exposure. veterinarians may determine the death cause. Police will pursue leads to find the responsible person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Edward Mehegan
Jensen
Mehegan
Union Church Activities Listed and Baptism at Maynard-Flowers
Union Congregational Church noted memorial offerings for Hulda and John E. Johnson by Mr and Mrs Ewald Johnson. Noreen Margaret Jensen was baptized by the pastor with Deacon George Wheeler assisting. Women's Fellowship meets Tuesday at 8 pm for dedication of mile gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Union Congregational Church
Hulda
John E. Johnson
Ewald Johnson
Noreen Margaret Jensen
Edward N. Jensen
Sudbury Street
George Wheeler
South Acton Man Named Beneficiary Of $15 000 Will
A South Acton widower, Emil A Haas of 20 Brucewood Road, is named sole beneficiary of a $15 000 estate in personal possessions left by his wife Charlotte H Haas who died in South Acton on January 22. Haas is also named executor of the estate in the will filed with Middlesex County probate register John V Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
South Acton
Charlotte H. Haas
Emil A Haas
Brucewood Road
John V. Harvey
Middlesex County Register of
Sudbury Student Dean's List at Yale for Second Year
Richard Davidson, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore R Davison and grandson of Mr and Mrs Harold Parmenter, repeats on Yale University's dean's list. He studies mechanical engineering and will graduate in June. He and his wife Sheila Moynihan live in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davidson
Yale University
Richie
Theodore R. Davison
Harold Parmenter
Sheila Moynihan
New Haven
Bedford Church Services and Local Club Events
The Bedford area featured sermons at the Church of Christ Congregational and Baptist Church with topics "That Fabulous Book" and "Who In Heaven." The United Workers held a dessert bridge at 16 Anthony Road, with an all day meeting led by Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Jensen, and Mrs. MacLean. The Bedford Garden Club met at Town Hall with Henry Waters speaking on "From The New Apothecary Shop." The First Church heard Rev. Roberts on "The Religion of Our President."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers
Fred Guertin
Anthony Road
John F. Brown
Richard Jensen
Roderick MacLean
Bedford Garden Club
Town Hall
Henry Waters
Baptist Church
Arthur N. Foye
Pattor
Robert H. Holmes Pastes
Lawrence B. Tighe Seeks Re-election as Sudbury Selectman
Letter from Lawrence B. Tighe requests voters support his reelection to the Sudbury Board of Selectmen. He cites 21 years in service, daily town hall availability, and roles in town hall improvements, school quality, road upgrades, fire and police staffing, and town meeting logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe
Board of Selectmen
Town Hall
Selectmen
Selectmen-Town Clerk
Sudbury
First Town
Lawrence B. Tighe
Martha-Mary Chapel Set For Lenten Services In Sudbury
Sudbury Council of Churches invites all to weekly Lenten services at Martha-Mary Chapel starting March 6. Progam features four Protestant ministers and guest speakers from Unitarian and Andover-Newton Theological School, with choirs from local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha-Mary
Sudbury
Sudbury Council of Churches
Martha-Mary Chapel
Ernest Bodenweber
Memorial Congregational Church
Delphas Barnett
Methodist Church
Carl Scovel
First Unitarian Parish
Stanley Rodgers
St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church
Dana MacLean Greeley
Unitarian Association
Roy Pearson
Andover-Newton Theological School
Coordi
Ash Wednesday Service Set for 8 P.M. at Concord Church
The Concord Traditional Ash Wednesday service of Holy Communion will be held at the congregational Church. The senior choir will provide music and Rev. Robert H. Barber will give the Lenten meditation. Deacons led by Roland Bullerwell will oversee the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regational
Wedat & P.m
Robert H. Barber
Roland Bullerwell
Lions Sponsor Fifth Annual Action Roxborough Science Fair
The Acton Roxborough Regional High School hosts its third annual fair on March 4 and 5 with outstanding exhibits earning monetary prizes. Winners may enter Technorama IV at Lowell Institute and could qualify for national and state fairs with awards announced at 9 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
iActon-Roxborough Regional High School
Lowell Technological Institute
Flint
Mich
IM. I. T
Lions Club
Boxoe
Iter
Auditor
Low calorie snack idea with crunchy veggie sticks
Dust raw carrot and celery sticks lightly with your favorite dry salad dressing mix about 30 minutes before serving for a quick, low calorie nibble.
Town Issues 1 Acre Zoning Discussed at Thoreau Heights
West Concord town government speakers attended the Thoreau Heights Association meeting at Thoreau School led by President Dr. Francis X. Guindon. About 25 members were present with selectman Robert E. Sheehan and others, debating zoning for planned one acre lots near the Nuclear Metal area and addressing schools Route 62 traffic and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Thoreau Heights Association
Thoreau School
Francis X. Guindon
Robert E. Sheehan
J. Francis Devlin
William A. Hagerty
Frederick H. Klinck
Veteran Park Committee
William J. Costello
T. Francis Garrity, Jr
Fellowship Group Tea Meet Twice At Waltham Boys Club
The Junior Youth Fellowship of Congregational holds its annual splash party at the Waltham Boys Club. The event gathers group members for a social gathering and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Waltham Boys Club
Ates
Concord Tank Company D joins statewide alert drill
Concords Company D of the 26th Yankee Division joined a statewide alert called by Major General Otis Whitney. The 90 minute drill tested mobilization with 57 men ready within 90 minutes and plans to recruit more, plus Patriots Day events and a Fort Devens 91-ton tank arrival for the holiday ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Minj
Otis M. Whitney
Boston
Witney
Rebert ‘Anderson
Walthem
West Contcord
Raymond J. Garcia
Hudson
Whitney
Imen
Fort Devens
Many Events for Carlisle Grange This Week
Carlisle Grange plans a busy schedule with a Wednesday 8 PM regular meeting led by Master Kris Larsen in the hall, a Saturday square dance, and a Saturday smorgasbord and auction. Last night’s whist party drew a good crowd, with supper duties by Mrs. Bessie Heald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Kris Larsen
Bessie Heald
Samuel Paresi
George Porter
Elmer Heald
Concord Grange
Mary Blanchard
Elsie Keyes
Mae Swanson
Littleton
Fomona
Dracut
Police Blotter Reports Wallet Theft and Meter Complaints
Concord police recount a quiet week with routine cases. Dinna Jackson reported a wallet theft at Concord Bowl arena. wallet recovered with no cash and suspect admitted theft. A 13 year old West Concord boy was turned over to parents for further investigation. No further details on meter complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Dinna Jackson
Spruce Street
Concord Bowl Arena
West Concord
Deaths and Funerals in Acton Area
Obituaries list Acton residents Arthur J Billings 64 and Raymond G Eggleton 67 dying after illnesses. Billings served as town official and retired treasurer of Arthur D Little Cambridge. Eggleton formerly of Waterbury Connecticut and West Concord, a retired factory worker. Funeral services were held with church and town honors, interments at local cemeteries, and arrangements by local funeral homes.
Dr Ross K Whiton Former Concord physician dies at 81
Dr Ross Kittredge Whiton 81 longtime Concord physician and early radies control organizer died Monday in Springfield Vermont Hospital. A Harvard 1900 graduate he served Emerson Hospital staff and retired in 1988 living in St Johnsbury. He practiced again in Springfield during World War II. Burial Mount Wollaston Cemetery. Surviving Ada wife Frances Mulmford daughter two grandchildren brother Joseph Quincy. Funeral yesterday at Mulmford residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Center
Howard J. Billings
Concord Road
Emerson Hospital
Acton
Arthur D. Little Company
Cambridge
Billings
Water Department
Lowell Tech
American Chemical Society
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Ross K. Whiton
Concord
Ross Kittredge Whiton
Springfield
Quincy
Harvard
Harvard Medical School
Glasgow
Scotland
Whiton
St. Johnsbury
Sudbury Road
Ada
Frances Mulmford
Joseph Quincy
Mulmford
Mount Wollaston
Grants Will Take Part In Laconia Winter Weekend
Carlisle Mrs Lyle Grant placed 14th of 21 in the N E sled dog championships at Newport New Hampshire over the weekend. A 21 mile course was run each day Saturday and Sunday. Her husband was chief judge and will be chief judge in the world champion derby at Laconia this weekend. She will be entered in the annual Winter Weekend starting Friday and ending Sunday. The new New England champion is Keith Briar of Center Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Lyle L. Grant
Newport
N.H
Laconia
New New England
Keith Briar
Center Harbor
Acton notices include resumes and meetings at centers
John Mazzeo returns to Snyder Print Shop on Spruce Street after major surgery. West Acton Woman's Club schedules an executive board meeting next Monday at 10 am in the Community Center Clubhouse. Acton Grange plans Agricultural Night for the next meeting on Tuesday the 8th of the month. Dancing classes by Bob Treyz are affected by the firemen's pall on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mazzeo
Spruce Street
and Snyder Print Shop
West Acton Woman’s Club
Community Center
Acton Grange
P. of H
Bob Treyz
Mrs Dora Eckel 49 dies at home in Carlisle
Mrs. Dora Eckel age 49 of West Street Carlisle died at her home after a period of illness. She was born in New York City on October 26 1910 and had lived here the past six years. Surviving are her son Oliver C and Alan at home, and her mother Mrs Inez Fox. Services will be held at the funeral home of Joseph Son Concord tomorrow with a solemn high mass at St Bernard's. Calling hours today from 1 to 9 pm at the home. West Virginia area noted in Norweg Oslo Spitsbergen context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. Ecc
West Concord
Ray Eggleton
Fran
Emeral
Waterbury
Conn
United
Bridge
Staffert S. Eggleton
U. S
Greenland
Eggleton
Blanche Eggleton
Earl R
George E
Concord
H. Palmer
Dumdey
Leominster
Ald Hastings
Newington
Lewis Sage
Hal Conn
Dora A. Eckel
Carlisle
Dora Eckel
West Street
York City
Oliver C
Alan
Inez (Fox
Joseph Son
Bernand
St. Bernard’s
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Air Force
Douglas Fleck
Forrest Brown
South Carolina
Stow Cub Scouts
Blue & Gold
Fair Committee
BLOC
Main St
William Sahakian
Church of Christ, Congregational
L. B. Tighe
McGovern
Descom Hoagland
Wayside Inn
Henry Ford
Ford
Sudbury Council
Lions
WM. J. Costello
MacRae-Tunnicliffe
Edwin B. Nyton
Union Church
Holton Cemetery
Arthur L. Hal
Arthur Hall
Main Street
Holland
Middlesex
Lowell
Corinthian Lodge
Haw
Ruth Westby
Gordon Arthur
Lois Eleanor Ruth
Kennethmann
N. H
Harold
Derby
Cond MacRae - Tunnicliffe
Roger W. Wootten
New
Church of Good Shephecopal
Mount Auburn
Ery
Arthur Colm
Massachuserial Hospital
The
Mer Augusta Warren
Tn James
John
Elizabeth Kopp
Alexander M
Alexander Wik
Nason
Morni
Poland
St. Casimir’s
Our Lady of Czéstowht
Nowik
Agnes Maturek
Frank
George
Sophie Cannel
Laura
St. Louis
Han & White
Bridget’s Cemetery
Olso
Spitsbergen
Norweg
West Virginia
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