General Radio Promotes Concord Man and Others to Sales Roles
Myron T.ith of Concord becomes director at General Radio after MIT 1931 degree and long service in sales engineering. William R. Saylor of Lowell becomes sales manager for Los Angeles district. Joseph E. Belcher promoted to Los Angeles district manager after career at General Radio and Navy service. Belcher and Saylor both have strong engineering and management backgrounds with ties to Concord Lexington Wayland Lexington civic life.
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Concord
Myron Tith
Lowell Road
General Radio Company
Jes
William R. Saylor
Los Angeles
Hee
Smithmith
Oneral Radio
Mith
Massachusetts
General Radio Equipolio Club
America
American Institute of Trical Engineers
Insitof Radio Engineers
Smith
Concord Orchestra
First Parish
R. Saylor
General Radio
General the
MIT
Washington
Los Ans
Wayland
Joseph E. Belcher
Los An
Lowell Institute
Belcher
Northun University
Oral Radio Company
U.S. Navy
Cali
Bration Laboratory
Connecticut
Lexington
Navy
Concord Girl Betrothed to Frank Krypel Jr
Concord Joseph Paul Doyle announces the engagement of his daughter Kathleen Doyle to Frank Peter Krypel Jr. Miss Doyle studied at Chamberlain School of Retailing and Krypel is a Dedham High School faculty member. The wedding is set for February 20 in Adams.
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Concord
Joseph Paul Doyle
Kathleen
Frank Peter Krypel,Jr
Frank P. Krypel
Adams
Miss Doyle
Chamberlain School of Retailing
Northeastern University
Dedham High School
Fire Department Offers Rescue Markers for Invalid Residents
Acton Fire Department announces free rescue markers for homes with handicapped residents. Fire officers will visit to attach emblems at proper locations, aiding quick identification by fire and police crews. Call headquarters CO. 3-4366, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Mondays through Fridays.
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Acton
Acton Fire Department
Fire Department
Willow Rebekah Lodge Plans Swap Party Monday
The Willow Rebekah Lodge I.O.O.F. will hold its next meeting Monday January 18 at 7 30 PM in Union Church Hortense Locke noble grand presiding A Swap Party is planned Only routine business was conducted at the last meeting Past noble grands gathered at Cora MacLeod s home on Main St Last night local members were invited to Neighbors Night at Maynard
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West Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge
I.0
Union Church
Hortense Locke
Noble Grand
Noble
Cora MacLeod
Mainst
Maynard
Carlisle community notices and events for Friday evening
The Carlisle Congregational Church hosts a tea this afternoon while the Board of Selectmen meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the Gleason Public Library to discuss the 1960 budget. A Blue Ribbon Rabbit Club banquet and dance is planned for Saturday at Odd Fellows Hall Hudson and local tickets are via Mark G Brook Stearns street.
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Ladies
Carlisle Congregational Church
Carlisle’ Board of Selectmen
Gleason Public Library
Blue Ribbon Rabbit Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Hudson
Mark G. Brook
Stearns Street
Social Security marks 25th anniversary and benefit totals
The Social Security Administration reports 1960 as the 25th anniversary year of the Social Security Act with 21 million beneficiaries since 1940 and $50.4 billion paid in benefits. It notes survivor and disability payments, trust fund balances, and 1960 payroll tax changes for employees and self employed, plus local office visits in Waltham Concord and Maynard.
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William L. Mitchell
Social Security
Mitchell
Negins
Social Security Administration
Ihas
U. S. Treasury
U.S
Waltham
Concord
Maynard Town House
Outstanding Massachusetts dairy herds win Purebred awards
Several dairies cited with top honors in the Massachusetts Purebred Dairy Cattle Association awards announced last week. Garlisle Great Brook Farms owned by Mr and Mrs Farnham W Smith on Lowell Road led with a 7,522 pound butterfat herd and the Massachusetts Correctional Institute posted high ratings of 4,884 4,247 4,077 4,000 3,690 3,642. Steven Verrill Concord posted 3,995 and Robert Ling ham and Herbert Whitcomb of Littleton were also cited.
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Garlisle
Brook
Farnham W.smith
Lowell Road
Massachusetts Correctional Institute
Steven Verrill
Concord
Robert Lingham
Herbert Whitcomb
Pep
Littleton
Paint Firm Demonstration At West Concord Fire Station
An intriguing meeting and demonstration occurred at West Concord Fire Station arranged by Chief Thomas Tombeno. Penjamin Moore presented new fire resistant paint while visitors from Acton and Lincoln fire departments attended and a collation was served.
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West Concord
Thomas Tombeno
Penjamin Moore Paint Company
Acton
Lincoln Fire Departments
Edwards Quimby Post Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary unit of Edwards Quimby Post A L meets this evening at 8 o'clock in the Legion home for a regular gathering.
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Edwards Quimby. Post, A.L
Legion Home
L W V Plan Unit Sessions Next Tuesday
The Provisional League of Women Voters held its first 1960 unit meetings last Tuesday. Topics included The Continuing Responsibilities of the League on National and State levels. Upcoming Know Your Town session on Public Health and Welfare is set for Tuesday Jan 19 with morning and evening meetings planned.
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Charles Reynolds
Oneda Road
West Acton
David May
Nagog Hill Road
Acton Center
Bedford Man Mourns Brother in Ashland Death
Sympathy is extended to George B. Timothy of Bedford in the death of his brother John Ellis at Ashland on Saturday. Survivors include his wife Virginia A. Timothy two daughters Carol A. and Virginia E a brother Frank of Lexington and a sister Mrs Mary A Libby of Bedford. The funeral was held on Tuesday morning.
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George B. Timothy
Bedford
John Ellis
Ashland
Virginia A. (Morgan
Timothy
Carol A
Virginia E
Frank
Lexington
Mary A. Libby
Dairy Association Honors Local Herds in Monthly Results
Concord based Dairy Herd Improvement Association honors top herds for the month. Steven Verrill tops with a 31 head total scoring 35.2 points, followed by John Robinson of Littleton in fifth and Massachusetts Correctional Institute West Concord sixth, with other names listed including H. H. Whitcomb, Robert M. Lingham, E. B. Mattison, Great Brook Farm Farnham W. Smith, Carl isle, and Francis Warren.
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Concord
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Steven Verrill
John Robinson
Littleton
Massachusetts Correctional Institute
West Concord
H. H. Whitcomb
Robert M. Lingham
E. B. Mattison
Great Brook Farm
Farnham
Guild Bridge Party Sponsored by Concord Rose Hawthorne Guild
The Concord Rose Hawthorne Guild hosts a scholarship bridge party on Friday January 22 at 8 p.m. in the school hall. Senior parents run the event with prizes refreshments and door prizes for attendees.
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Concord — Rose Hawthorne Guild
Fultz Silver Anniversary Observed With Family Party
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. Max G. Fultz celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a surprise party by their children. Married in Salem Tid in 1934 the Fu ltz family has lived in the area for ten years. Mr. Fultz is a county horticulture agent and Mrs. Fultz is known in fruit and vegetable growing circles. They have three daughters and two grandsons. Barbara, a Paris graduate student, could not attend.
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Concord
Max G. Fultz
Walden Street
Salem
Tid
Leo C
Mildred) McKenna
Robert
Maxine) Witherell
Barbara
Paris
France
Cornell Study Finds Teen Girls Follow Mothers’ Advice More
Research from Cornell University shows teen aged girls more often heed their mothers’ guidance than that of friends. The finding highlights parental influence in adolescent decision making and attitudes toward peers.
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Cornell University
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