Johnson Seated Worthy Advisor and Rainbow Girls Install
In a ceremony at the Masonic Temple Concord Assembly Old Rainbow for Girls installed Worthy Advisors with Johnson daughter of Mrs. Gerald C. John ihie street West Con. Officers installed include Judith Putnam Acton Paula Acton and Nancy Erick s with many Acton West Concord and Sudbury members. Rev Edwin R Nylen guest of honor spoke at the event.
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Johnson
Gerald C. Johnihie
West
Worthy Adoncord Assembly
Old Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Oeskie
Adaynard
Jarvi Acton
Lois Hall
Concord
Asinda Christensen
Clay
Carol Grimme
Judith Putnam
Acton
Paula Acton
Charity
Nancy Ericks
Janet, Littleton
Weston
Betty Miller
Lois Johnson
Barbara Custance
Judith Dill
Elizabeth Robinson
Boxboro
Joyce Newman
Judith Nordberg
South Acton
Nancy L. Kimball
Littleton
Richard D. Elson
West Concord
Alan Palmer
Maynard Assembly
Edith Gerow
Warner H. Eldridge
Malcolm P. Trees
Sudbury
Mary Graham
Marion J. Stanley
Annie C. Weston
Ruth Hall
Novella Buckley
Edwin R. Nylen
West Concord Union Church
Thursday Den Club Officers slate announced
The Thursday Den Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. John Tea’s home with coffee and dessert prior to the meeting. Officers listed include President Mrs. , secretary Ms. Russell, recording secretary E Spottswood, treasurer George Hackman, and central chairman of Garden ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Y
Sudbury
Local notices mark funerals and gatherings across town
A series of social and memorial notices reference services for the late Mrs Bowie and the late Louis, with gatherings hosted at various homes on Central Street and Old er Road. Other items mention a Garden Club meeting, a sun mass for Owen, and a move to 36 Cabot Road as residents relocate after ten years.
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Bath
Our Lady
Mrs. Bowie
Central’ Street
179 Calls Received For 1959 Alarms Chief Reports
Sudbury fire department logs show 179 emergency calls in 1959. Breakdowns include 87 building fires 46 grass and brush fires 14 motor vehicle fires 10 rescue related calls and several miscalls. Police and fire officials noted 1 672 outdoor permits issued by telephone and about 7 000 total calls to the on duty crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Agoune
Building Permits in Sudbury Reach 402 for 1959
Sudbury records show 402 building permits issued in 1959 with 326 for single family dwellings, a dwelling increase of about 11 percent. Total estimated building costs reached 6 580 200 dollars, including 3 978 500 for dwellings and 1 728 600 for business and industrial projects. The street numbering committee and town engineer urge residents to place the new numbers on buildings.
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Sudbury
Eae
Ex Sudbury Girl Engaged to New York Officer
Barbara Vincent Cahill of Beverly Hills formerly Sudbury is engaged to Lt. Joseph T. Melone USA, son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Melone of Bethpage NY. Cahill, a 1959 Georgetown graduate and Mt. St. Mary’s senior, was debutante at Boston 1956 and attends Mt. St. Mary’s College Brentwood California. Wedding planned for June.
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Sudbury
Thomas Vincent Cahill
Beverly Hills
Calif
Barbara Vincent Cahill
Joseph Talfoch Melone
USA
Charles Melone
Bethpate
M. Y
Cahill
Boston
Mis
Country Day School of the Sacred Heart
Newton
Georgetown University
School of Nursing
Mrs Barron Named 1960 Sudbury Heart Fund Chair
Mrs. Stanley Barron of 276 Dalton Road is named general chairman of the 1960 heart fund in Sudbury. Endicott Peabody announces the campaign during Heart Month February 1 28 with Heart Sunday February 28 volunteers visiting neighbors for donations. The drive supports research on heart and circulatory disease, which accounts for about 54 percent of Massachusetts deaths.
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Sudbury
Stanley Barron
Dalton Road
Heart Fund
Endicott
Chub” Peabody
General Heart Fund
Peabody
Massachusetts
Garden Members To Hear Lecture At Town Hall
Bedford Garden Club meets Tuesday January 26 at the Town Hall with Arthur E. Allgrove as speaker on Indoor Gardening Under Glass. He will assemble a terrarium and discuss factors for good growth. Henry Waters is slated as February speaker.
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Bedford
Bedford Garden Club
Town Hall
Arthur E. Allgrove
Industrialist Paul M. McPherson Returns Home
Paul M. McPherson of 527 Main Street, a well known industrialist, returns from a week at Baker Memorial Hospital feeling much better. Nashoba Valley Court of Amaranths held its monthly meeting Friday night at Masonica Temple Concord. Mrs Phyllis French of Schenectady NY is a patient at Ellis Hospital recovering from a sprained back. Her three children stay with her parents Vernon and Mrs. Smith at 304 Central Street. Troop 284 met Monday at the legion home led by Scoutmaster William Kingman. Legion auxiliary met at the legion home with Mrs Carroll Feltus presiding. A delegation will attend the county council meeting at Watertown this Saturday.
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Paul M. McPherson
Mainstreet
Baker Memorial Hospital
Nashoba Valley
Court of Amaranths
Masonica Temple
Concord
Phyllis (Smith) French
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
N. Y
Vernon Smith
Central Street
Legion Home
William Kingman
Legion Post
Michael Zimmer
Ladies Auxiliary
Carroll Feltus
Watertown
Fire prevention films shown at Acton Roxborough high
Acton Fire Department hosts free admission fire prevention films at Acton-Roxborough Regional High School on Monday January 25 at 8 p.m. Local residents encouraged to attend.
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Acton Fire Department
Acton-Roxborough
Town to vote on three contests February 23
Carlisle residents will face three municipal races on February 23 after nomination papers closed at the Town Clerk’s office. Selectmen contenders include Herbert Bates vs Frank Berry, while Roger A. Davis meets incumbent George Swanson for free warden. Constable races feature two new candidates Davis and Walter Otterson. treasurer pits William R. Cutter against Hazel Metzler.
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Carlisle
Herbert D. Bates
Frank S. Berry
Roger A. Davis
Warden
George Swanson
Constable
Francis A. Booth
Samuel Paresi
Davis
Walter L. Otterson
William R. Cutter
Hazel Metzler
Bedford Student Named National Honor Society Scholar Finalist
Carol Anker a Bedford high school senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Carleton Anker 225 North Road has been notified as a finalist for National Honor Society scholarships Her high pre test score qualified her for the NHS exam on March 15 with several hundred seniors competing for 30 awards
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Bedford
Carol Anker
Carleton Anker
North Road
Carol
Carlisle News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Elections
Next Sunday at 3 30 p m the Sagamore Junior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor rally will be held in Burlington with Carlisle Congregational Church members attending. Sympathy is extended to Rev. Robert B. Dempsey on the death of his father in New Jersey. The Burlington Bible College a capella choir visits Carlisle Congregational Church for morning worship on Sunday Jan 31. Mr and Mrs Lyle L Grant observe their 24th wedding anniversary. A sled dog race in Hillsborough New Hampshire was canceled due to rain and sleet. Work on the new rectory of St Elizabeths Mission continues. February 8 is the last day to register to vote at the Gleason Public Library from noon to 10 pm.
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Sagamore
Christian Endeavor
Burlington
Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert B. Dempsey
New Jersey
The
Barrington, Bible College
Providence
R. I
Lyle L. Grant
Bedford Road
Hillsborough
N.H
Gleason Public Library
Troop Committee Members Enjoy Morning Coffee
Sudbury Girl Scout troop committee members will gather for a 9 30 morning coffee at Memorial Congregational Church on Thursday Jan 28. Mrs Robert Schwetke will speak and a film strip will be shown followed by informal chats about troop activities and support roles. Sudbury currently hosts 15 troops with three to five committee members each.
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Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Robert Schwetke
Sudbury Week Fire and Rescue Calls Summary
Week of January 11 to 15 reports multiple dispatches. A chimney fire on Water Row Road at Harry Rice's residence, a truck fire at Concord and Goodman Hill roads owned by Ralph Yetton, a smoke incident at Barbara Leahy on July Road with no fire, two smoke ejectors used. Also a third floor bedroom fire at Jewett residence on Wadsworth Hill, a child locked in a Concord Road residence, and a man trapped in an overturned truck requiring a rescue.
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Sudbury
Harry Rice
Water Row Road
Concord Road
Goodman Hill Road
Ralph Yetton
Barbara Leahy
Ion
Bent W
Jewett
Wadsworth Hill
Lincoln Lectures Highlight Education And Film Events
Bemis Lecture Fund hosted John Roberts with Down the Valley of the Rhine at Lincoln Town Hall. He screened a color film from summer. Lincoln School Associates invited Mrs. Livingston Hall to Smith School Auditorium to discuss junior high education. Frances Gardella was named secretary to Lincoln schools Superintendent John B. Davis Jr. and Vivian Ware joined staff as financial secretary.
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Trustees of Bemis Lecture Fund
John Roberts
Lincoln School Associates
Livingston Hall
Concorde Academy
Smith School
Frances Gardella
Bedford
John B. Davis, Jr
Lincoln Schools
Vivian Ware
Lincoln
Job opening for electronic component sales reps
One position open in each category with long established representative. Territory and accounts long active. Salary expense allowance commission and bonus. Electronic electrical mechanical or general tech background required. Early interview send complete information by letter only to
Regional School Notes Highlight Meetings and Aptitude Tests
Acton superintendent William L. OConnell attended the Merrimack Superintendents Association meeting in Lowell where budgets were discussed. Regional High School principal Raymond J. Grey joined the Massachusetts Secondary Schools Principals Association meeting in Boston with guest speakers William R. Young and Charles F. Phillips. Steven Medlar and David Parsons earned high scores on naval aptitude tests warranting further NROTC consideration. The piece also quotes James Fevey on industrial history and arms, noting a shift from mass production to craftmanship.
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Acton
William L. O’connell
Merrimack Superintendents Association
Lowell
Raymond J. Grey
Massachusetts Secondary Schools Principals Association
Hotel Madison
William R. Young
Massachusetts
Bates College
Charles F. Phillips
Gray
Chief of Naval Personnel
Steven Medlar
Verna H. Medlar
Acom Center
David Parsons
Ralph Parsons
Great Road
North Acton
Naval College
James P. Fevey
Bedford Lions Club to Host Supper and Rehearsals
Bedford Lion Club hosts a supper meeting at Bedford Inn on Wednesday at 6 30 led by President Daniel McLaughlin. Willie Pep, ex world featherweight champion and Harvard Ale representative, spoke last night and introduced a film while samples of big products were handed out. Rehearsals continue with Bedford Social Club for the Lions and Dames Show on February 19 and 20. Join the March of Dimes.
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Bedford
Bedford Lion
Bedford Inn
Daniel McLaughlinn
Willie Pep
Harvard Ale
Bedford Social Club
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Eastern Dog Club
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