Inmates From Concord Receive One-Year Terms
Two reformatory inmates from Concord who escaped on November 7 were sentenced last week. Ronald A. Kehoe, 20, of Lynn and Stephen J. Rose, 19, of Fairhaven each drew one year at the Middlesex and Bristol house of correction. Judge Edward Gourdin imposed the sentences. Rose had earlier been jailed for breaking and entering and would have been eligible for parole on November 9. Kehoe faced armed robbery charges and would have been eligible four days after his escape. The pair was captured hours after the escape near Acton.
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East Cambridge
Concord
Ronald A. Kehoe
Lynn
Stephen J. Rose
Fairhaven
House of Correction
Middlesex
Bristol
Edward ©. Gourdin
Rose
Reformatory
Kehoe
Reading
Toon Acton
Maynard School Board Approves Pole Placements Plan
Maynard selectmen received a letter from Albert Lever the superintendent of schools informing approval of placing nine Boston Edison Company poles on the new high school property as per Plan Order 1623 1656. The board also approved a petition to erect one push brace and reschedule a hearing on removing poles and adding two poles on Butler avenue due to trees and an absent abutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Sup
Albert Lever
Boston Edison Company
Emery Doane
Maynard High School
Perley Gilbert Associates
Lowell
Boston Edison
Durant Avenue
Edison
Butler Avenue
Maynard Brownie Troop 432 Celebrates Global Pins
Maynard third grade Brownie troop 432 earned world association pins with each girl selecting a country and writing a short history story. They brought foreign books dolls and items and enjoyed a performance of Animals. Mrs Landry the troop leader asks mothers to donate coat hangers for a raising program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
World Association
Acton Community Dance
Landry
Grange whist party and town meeting notices in Carlisle
Carlisle notices detail a Grange Hall whist party Friday at 8 p.m with prizes and refreshments and public welcome. Also noted are March of Dimes campaign efforts, selectmen’s town meeting planning for March 11, and vaccine clinics for children and adults on Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Local cochairing and health department guidance are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Grange
Mark G. Brook
Stearns Street
Cochairman
Selectmen
Board of Health
Phyllis Mirfield
Dry cleaning a washable fabric the first few times its life
A brief note explains that washable fabrics benefit from dry cleaning only during initial uses to avoid setting stains or causing wear, suggesting limited dry cleaning as a precautionary step.
Concord Officials to Host Recognition Dinner in Lexington
Concord and West Concord Boy Scout troops will attend the Minute-Man Council Recognition Dinner at Lexington Street J.H.S. on Saturday at 6 30 p m with awards and door prizes. A testimonial dinner for Frank Fontaine benefits March of Dimes at Hotel Bradford Boston Saturday with proceeds of 25 per plate.
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Minute-Man Council
Lexington Street
J.H.S
Waltham
Concord
West Concord
Hanscom A.fb
Bedford
Frank Fontaine
Bradford
Boston
Progress Awards Highlight Cub Pack Meeting at West Concord
West Concord-Cub Scout Pack No. 133 held a January meeting at Thoreau School Den 4 with Den Mother Evelyn Arnold and Asst Den Mother Betty Gurley. The program included a flag ceremony Taps, Bobcat induction, Light of Cub Scouting, and a display of den crafts. Progress awards were given to multiple scouts. Den Chief cards and two-year pins were also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Thoreau School
Den 4
Evelyn Arnold
Betty Gurley
Harold Perry
Richard Smith
Cyril Perkins
Melvin King
King
Akela
Hanscom Field
Bedford
John Cornwell
Lincoln
Stephen Bosch
Franz ‘Bosch
Edgewood Road
Robert Cornwell
Joseph Conlon
David Gertz
William Coan
4-H Club Forms Selects Officers
Maynard reports the first 4H club meeting at Union Congregational Church supervised by Otis Hunter. Officers elected: President Robert Murphy, Vice-President Alan Gunn, Secretary Leuri Pekkala, Reporter Richard Beebe. About 40 boys join the woodworking club. meetings set for 7 p.m. each Monday at the church.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
Otis Hunter
Robert Murphy
Alan Gunn
Leuri Pekkala
Richard Beebe
Stow Historical Society Meets at Randall Library
Stow Historical Society holds tonight at 8 o clock in Randall Library with Town Clerk and Mrs Francis W Warren in charge. The program will display historical papers from the town clerk's office and previews Nashoba Regional High School drama debut The Girl In The Rain on Feb 14. Nashoba Regional District School Committee meets next Thursday Jan 31 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.Y.O
Our Lady's
Peter Kilmartin
Michael J. Regan
Stow Historical Society
Randall Library
Francis W. Warren
Stow
Nashoba
Nashoba Regional
Clergy figures and church choir note organizational roles
Dr. Frank Duddy occupied the congress in a clerical capacity as a retired associate minister of the Massachusetts Congregational Conference. Mrs. Wendall Hess played the organ in Richard Dixon's absence and Thomas Wilkinson directed the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duddy
Mass Congregational Conference
Wendall Hess
Richard Dixon
Thomas Wilkinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alden R. Wheeler
Plainfield Road
Beatrice B. Wheeler
Junior High Fellowship
Union Church
Steven E. Wardwell
Thomas W. Griffin
Ridgewood Road
Thomas F. Brosnan
Court Our Lady Help of Christians, C.D.A
John J. Scollan
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Rose Haw
Elizabeth Wilgren
Damon Street
James Stack
Belmont
Gov
David I. Walsh
Crozier Council
Newton Palm Geidey
Concord Band
Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
R.H. Vanderlippe
Helen Kelly
Donald Spence Hamilton
Clearwater
Fla
Clinton
Helping Hand Society
Herbert Pearson
Repmard Benson
Frank Hood
John Tufts
Progress
David Nelson
Alan Pawl
Winslow Damon
Christopher Gibbs
Wayne Hazelton
William Moscoriello
Wiliam Castellon
Denner
Lee Moreau
Frederick Tilton
Frank Zawarda
Thomas Moreau
James Dee
William Castellon
Richard Cousins
Alkers’ Farm
Goodman Hill Rd
Sudbury
Sudbury Bowladrome
Aonus
Library
NXT
Motorola
Norge 12 Co
CHES
NORGE
RCA Whirlpool
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