Moynihan Announces Candidacy for Sudbury Selectman
Edward F Moynihan of Old Sudbury Road announces he is a candidate for Sudbury selectman. A 22 year resident, he is a certified public accountant and member of the American Institute of CPAs. In 1940 he was appointed to the board of registrars and served thereafter.
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Sudbury
Edward F. Moynihan
Old
Sudbury Road
Moynihan
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Board of Registrars
Dhd
Cashmere Care Tip Advocates Laundering Over Dry Cleaning
New York experts urge washing cashmere to renew softness and fluff, arguing gentle agitation preserves texture while dry cleaning can leave the fibers flat. Dalton of America, a leading cashmere house, notes dry cleaning may dull the garment’s appearance.
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New York
UPI
Cashmere
Dalton of
America
Town Accountant and Longtime Finance Leader Retires
The town accountant serves three years in that role and has spent 15 years on the finance committee including several years as chairman. The long tenure underscores his steady stewardship and oversight of local finances.
Sudbury Lincoln-Sudbury Woman's Club Fine Arts Day
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Regional music drama and art departments hosted a fine arts program with a select chorus rehearsal and an open play practice in the Little Theater followed by an art exhibit in the cafeteria. Directors Wentworth Jeppesen and Leary led demonstrations and a Knave of Hearts rehearsal while Nancy Davis and Dale Wasson explained art techniques.
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Suc
Ingrid Jeppesen
J. Carrell Morris
Sudbury Woman's Club
Edward Leary
Nancy Davis
Dale Wasson
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Lincoln-Sudbury
Little Theater
Gregg
Wood finishing with oxalic acid cleaning tip
Apply a solution of oxalic acid to unfinished wood to brighten the surface. Wear rubber ves and use a sponge to apply and rinse as needed.
Local Youth Escapes Death in Route 128 Crash
Allen Holm, 31, of West Acton, dodged a fatal crash on Route 128 in Peabody after a car forced him off the road. His vehicle struck snow, skidded across ice, scraped posts, and crashed into three more barriers before stopping. He was treated at J. B. Thomas Hospital with no serious injuries.
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Allen Holm
Mohegan Road
Peabody
J. B. Thomas Hospital
Stow to Welcome Park Hill Players For Two Children’s Plays
The Park Hill Players of Groton will present Leprechaun and Rumplestiltskin at Center School Auditorium Saturday afternoon. Children aged 4 to 10 are invited. proceeds support the P T A scholarship fund. Tickets at the door or in advance from local contacts.
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Stow
Center School
Park Hill Players
Groton
P.T. A
P.T.A
Charles Batsford
Lake Boon
Dudley Todd
Great Road
Richard Charnock
West Acton Road
Crowell Farm
Couple Marry at Chapel To Live Here
Paula Backman daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Pasanen of Fairview Drive Leicester became the bride of Paul Reini son of the late Mr and Mrs John Reini of Stow in the Chapel of Swedish Lutheran Church Worcester. The couple will reside in Stow after a Florida honeymoon.
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Stow
Paula Backman
Walter Pasanén
Fairview Drive
Leicester
Paul Reini
Hudson Street
John Reini
Swedish Lutheran
Virginia Somerville
Worcester
W. Armas Reini
Florida
Transatlantic Travel Boost Seen in AAA Club Survey
A special off season survey of AAA clubs handling foreign travel finds 30 percent report higher air ticket sales since the new tower fares began. Forecasters expect winter travel to the Caribbean to rise over last season.
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AAA
Aene
Can Can Crash at Route 2 62 Ends With No Injuries
Sally A. Frost and Ernest Tessier were involved in a rear end collision at an intersection on Route 2 in West Concorn. Police reported Tessier admitted running a red light and will be summonsed to district court for operating so as to endanger.
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West Concorn
Sally A. Frost
Stow
Route 2
Ernest Tessier
Fall River
Frost
Tessier
Sudbury BLOTTER: School Bus Crash Injures Two Children
On Peakham road a bus and car crash caused slight injuries to Shelley Rankin six and Louis Kile six both from Horse Pond road. Bus driver Marvin Wright twenty two and passenger Sarah Caldwell eighteen from Sudbury were names in the icy collision. other pupils escaped injury. A January six collision on Moore road involved James Devell and Mary Strayer from Sudbury. Mary Burns five and Janet Burns four in the Strayer car suffered minor injuries. A post road three car crash near the Wayland line prompted a Wayland police inquiry with Officer Fay assisting.
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Sudbury
Peakham Road
Shelley Rankin
Louis Kile
Horse Pond Road
Marvin Wright
Hudson
Sarah Caldwell
Moore Road
James Devell
Mary Strayer
Mary Burns
Janet Burns
Strayer
Wayland Line
Wayland Police
Fay
Wettie
Arraignments in Concord Court Three Cases Decided
Acton Police Chief reports three Concord trials. Barry Lazaro 17 South Acton pleaded guilty to operating to endanger and was fined 20 dollars. Anthony Miceliotti 23 Milford was found not guilty after pleading not guilty. Lincoln Fries 67 Waltham charged with red light violation paid five dollars in expenses. Associate Justice Maurice Mc Walters presided.
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Acton
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Concord
Barry Lazaro
Stow Street
South Acton
Main Street
Sergt
Chauncey R. Fenton, Jr
Anthony Miceliotti, Jr
Milford
Summer
Arlington Street
Norman L. Roche
Lincoln D. Fries
Waltham
Noto
Patrolman
John V. Gregory
Maurice McWalters
West Acton Man Becomes Senior Chemist at Dewey and Army Lab
West Acton Hermas N Beaudet is named senior chemist in the container sealing compound special projects laboratory at Dewey and Army Chemical Division, W R Grace & Co. He comes from Pittsburgh Coke and Chemical and has worked at Borden Chemical. He earned a B S in chemistry from Northeastern University in 1951 and did graduate work at Northeastern and Carnegie Institute of Technology. He is a member of the American Chemical Society.
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West Acton
Hermas N. Beaudet
Dewey
Army Chemical Division
W. R. Grace & Co
E. R. Davis
Beaudet
Pittsburgh Coke and Chemical Co
Borden Chemical Co
Northeastern University
Northeastern
Carnegie Institute of Technology
American Chemical Society
Samoan Pediatric Researcher Returns to Samoa
Dr Julie Lagarejos from Samoa studied at county hospital and Brooklyn program. She worked as a resident pediatrician at Rochester Children’s Hospital and is back for a year of research before returning to Samoa after visiting Boston Children’s Hospital.
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Sudbury
Julie T. Lagarejos
Samoa
Thomas F. Monough
Concord
Laegarejos
Boston Children’s Hospital
Unty Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
The
Children’s Hospital
Rochester
Mrs Catherine E Hoffman 71 of South Boston Dies En Route to Hospital
Maynard Mrs Catherine E Brennan Hoffman 71 a resident of 64 West 7th Street South Boston died suddenly after being stricken in church Sunday morning She died en route to Boston City Hospital A Clinton native she formerly lived in Clinton and Southbridge widow of Charles E Hoffman Survived by two sons Frank J Maynard Edward F Maynard three daughters Catherine McAllister Anne O'Donnell and Arlene Sullivan 18 grandchildren two brothers James Brennan and John P Brennan Funeral held from W A Twombly Funeral Home with a requiem mass at St Bridget's Church Burial in St Josh's Cemetery Clinton
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Maynard
Catherine E. (Brennan) Hoffman
West 7Th Street
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Hoffman
Clinton
Southbridge
Charles E. Hoffman
Edward F. Maynard
Frank J
Dorchester
Catherine McAllister
Osterville
Anne D. O'Donnell
Waltham
Arlene M. Sullivan
Burlington
James Brennan
John P. Brennan
Portland
W. A. Twombly Funeral Home
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Josh’s Cemetery
Funeral for Edward J. Ryan in Maynard
Edward J. Ryan 68 of 14 North Street died Thursday. Funeral held Saturday at Sheehan & White Funeral Home then St. Bridget's Church with Mass of requiem. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Survivors include widow Amy Peterson son George daughter Doris Mazzeo two grandchildren and two sisters.
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George Mullin
Rudolph Ammell
Forrest Nelson
Walter Stokes
Raymond Turner
Roger Eriksen
Milton
Ryan
Amercan Woolen Co
Amy Peterson
George
South Acton
Doris Mazzeo
West Acton
Lottie Gallagher
Gladys Connolly Acton
Harland Flagg Rites in Mount Dora Fla
Harland W. Flagg 68 a former resident died Monday in Mount Dora Florida. He was retired. Survived by his wife Mildred two daughters Mrs Virginia Hillman Cochituate and Mrs Jacqueline Little Lexington and cousins. Services set at Woodlawn Chapel Friday at 2 p m with burial in the family lot.
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Harland W. Flagg Acton
Harland W. Flagg
Mount Dora
Fla
Mildred
Fair
Virginia Hillman
Cochituate
Jacqueline Little
Lexington
Woodlawn Chapel
Funeral for Dr Harlan Rich Held in Somerville
Dr Harlan Rich a former Boxborough resident died at age 88 in Somerville. Funeral services were held with burial in a local cemetery. He earned an MD at Massachusetts University and practiced medicine 30 years. Survived by brothers George Charles Alvin and sister Sarah.
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Harlan RI
Boxborough
Harlan Ric
Somerville
Nesday
Boxbo
Louis ¥ Augusta
Howard) Rich
Masex University
Waltham
George
Charles
Roxborough
Alvin
Wilming
Sarah
Minnesota Trust Funds Revenue From Ore Royalties
Minnesota state trust funds, funded mainly by ore royalties and income, totaled 225 million dollars across all state accounts. The figure reflects mineral revenue contributions amid broader fiscal sources for the era.
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Minnesota
Notice of Public Hearing on Oil Reprocessing Plant
Public hearing before the Selectmen at Stow Hall on January 16 1961 at P M regarding Norman J Forcier of 686 St Waltham application to erect an oil reprocessing plant including storage of 100000 tons used motor oil on the southerly side of South Rd Stow near Acton line.
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Stow Hall
P. M
Norman J. Forcier
Waltham
South Rd
Stow
Acton
Public hearing set on gasoline storage facility in Stow
A public hearing will be held in Stow Town Hall on January 16, 1961 at 7:30 PM regarding Cat Johnson of Hudson Road Stow proposing underground storage of 25 000 gallons of gasoline for a dillinc tion erection on Hudson Road. The property is owned by Mr Johnson. Attending officials include Robert P Bird David W Smith Roland N Wright. January 5.
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Ella Fitzgerald
Dinah Shore
James Cagney
Clint
Cheyenne
ABC
Andy
Bourbon Street Beat
Duggan
Peggy McCay
Patti Page
Bob Hope
Stow Town Hall
Ary
Cat Johnson
Hudson Rd
Stow
Hudson Road
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