Regional District Plans Brochure For Voters
The Concord Carlisle Regional District Planning Board prepares a brochure with the proposed regional district agreement and problem data for Carlisle and Concord voters. Hearings will be held February 18 21 and 25 with board members available to answer questions.
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Concord
Carlisle-Concord
Carlisle
Bond Council
Massachusetts School Building Assistance
Commission
Masachusetts Department of Education
Massachusets Emergency Finance Board
Thoreau School
Sday
Union
Welsh Hall
Memorial Auditorium
Regional District Planning Board
Bruce S. Old
Doreen. I. Young
Charles M. Evans
William B. Lochman
Frederick. J. Robbins
William H. Shumway, Jr
Miss Crowell Engaged To Lexington Man
Concord announces the engagement of Miss June Crowell to Thomas A. Damery. Miss Crowell, a Concord High School and Pierce School graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence B. Crowell. Damery, son of Mrs. Ebba C. Damery of Lexington, attended Lexington High School and served in the U S Army during the Korean conflict. He now studies at Boston University College of Business Administration.
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Concord
June Crowell
Thomas A. Damery
Laurence B. Crowell
Damery
Ebba C. Damery
Lexington
Arthur G. Damery
Crowell
Concord High School
Pierce School
Damety
Lexington High School
U.S. Army
the College _of “Business Administration of Boston Unieee
Concord-Eliot R. Howard Elected Life Deacon at Concord
Howard of 25 Monument Street was elected unanimously life deacon of the Trinitarian Congregational Church of Concord at its annual meeting. He had served as moderator for several years. New senior deacons Robert B. Lortz and George H. Atford. associate deacons Hari Aldrich and Gail Mathis. Deaconesses Mrs Charles H. Frankenberg and Mrs Laurence B. Crowell. Clerk Michael Fitzmorris Jr. and standing committee Arthur Berry and J Edward Holt. Finance committee member J Marble Thayer. Laymen Frederick Bubier. Mrs Joseph Brown and Mrs Charles Hanson on music committee. Mrs Arthur Ames and Miss Alice Newell on religious education. Ushering head Elmer Brooks with Arthur Lambert and Gene Parish.
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Concord
Eliot R. Howard
Monument Street
Church of Concord
Thomas Todd
Benjamin ‘Moody
Robert B. Lortz
George H. 4
Atford
Hari P. Aldrich Gail Mathis
Charles H. Frankenberg
Laurence B. Crowell
Michael Fitzmorris, Jr
Arthur Berry
J. Edward Holt
J. Marble Thayer
Frederick Bubier
Joseph Brown
Charles Hanson
Arthur Ames
Alice Newell
Elmer Brooks
Arthur Lambert
Gene Parish
Route 2 plan spurs protests along Concord Lincoln towns
Residents from Arlington Cambridge Belmont Lexington join the Concord Lincoln hearing on Route 2 proposals to turn the corridor into a dual limited access highway. Officials cite traffic growth from 30 000 32 000 to 70 000 vehicles daily by 1980 and federal funding lines up to 14 million for a 16 mile stretch with total costs near 40 million.
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Lincoln
Lincoln and
Corfcord
State Department of Public Works
Boston
Concord
Arlington
Cambridge
Belmont
Lexington
Cambridge -Arlington Line
Lincoln Town Line
West Concord
Avers Smith for Election
A letter to the editor urges electing Harold C. Smith to the board noting his leadership as chairman of the finance committee and his understanding of town problems. The writer signs H. M. Wardwell Concord. The item references a large figure about 240,000 tons of members used annually in the United States to carry.
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Harold C. Smith
United States
Mary Wilson
Hied
H. Ogilivie
Ith
Selectman
Harold Mmiddle
Fragmented Local Notes Spark Town Rumor Mill
A garbled July through February style summary notes ongoing chatter about social events at Concord High and local politics. Mentions Miss Gertrude as dean at the high school and concerns over a road accident hotspot on Route 2.
RESENT OS PLAY VARY 8 9
Thornton Wil an directs a long awaited school play with February performances by a large cast. The production features over 200 students including named actors and a chorus led by Yeremian with leads by ibby and Tommy l.
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Thornton Wilan
Mises
Tson
Joan Pannell
Ted Ridout
Bob Blaisdell
Mary Renham
Tom
Bob Beharrel
Vis
Yeremian
Concord High Hosts Manatee Students For Exchange Visit
Concord High School welcomes Manatee County Florida students for a week long exchange. Activities include skating, church attendance, campus tours, Boston Garden events, and a planned Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology trip. Host families organize social events and a banquet at the Masonic Temple.
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Concord
Concord High
LganSan C. Clark
W. Harold O’connor
South Station
Maviatee County High School
Bradenton
Florida
Boston Garden
Walter Brown
Cinerama
Boston
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Watertown
Medici
Edward Grennan
Gardner Lawrence
Arthur Mughes
Wiliam Monson
Grennan
Fabian Friedman
Old Ironsides
Bunker Hill
Old North Church
Christian ‘Science Maparium
Science Museum
Durgin Park
John Hosey
Belknap Street
William J. Smith
Wilson
Manatee
Boston Theatre
John H. Porter
Brooksbie
Bedford
Gilman
Ronald Weiss
Henry Berger
Karl Voight
North Dakota Dairy Plants Cut Butter Output in 1955
Dairy plants across North Dakota reduced butter production by 51,726,000 pounds in 1955, reflecting a substantial drop in output. Local processors faced lower demand and shifting supply dynamics during the year.
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North Dakota
Last Registration Push Ahead of February Town Election
The town announces final registration on February 5 at the Town House from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Last fall registrants expected to reduce turnout. officials warn little interest in the upcoming election on February 25.
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Concord
Board of Registrars
Births and Weddings Set Records in Concord 1956
Concord reports a record 878 births in 1956, with 243 to Concord parents, up from 808 in 1955. The town also set a wedding high with 98 marriages, including 89 Concord residents, while deaths reached 173, five below the 178 in 1955.
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Concord
Cornelia M. Lawrence
Concord Votes to Buy Heavier Police Cruisers
Minuteman Chevrolet led bids for two heavily reinforced cruisers at 2217.50 with Middlesex Motors and Barber Chevrolet of Maynard close behind. The town will receive two rugged cruisers under the contract, with delivery expected in mid March and subject to town meeting approval.
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Concord
Minuteman Chevrolet
Middlesex Motors
Barber Chevrolet
Maynard
Minuteman
Garbage contract bids raise town waste woes
Concord manager Theodore M. Nelson and selectmen face a new problem after only one bid for the garbage contract. Manuel Silva, Lincoln pig farmer and current holder, bids 21 000 annually under a three year term ending March 1. He projects weekly pickups from homes hotels and offices, with a fleet of trucks to service the town.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Manuel Silva
Lincoln Pig Farmer
Nelson
Silva
Concord Recreation to Present Friday Saturday Movie Schedule
The Concord Recreation Commissioner announces another series of film showings. Tomorrow cartoons screen at the Harvey Wheeler School at 2 45 p m and Saturday at the Veterans Building at 2 p m. All teenage youngsters are welcome.
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Concord
Concord Recreation
Harvey Wheeler School
Veterans Building
Town Snow Removal Budget Left At $827
Concord town officials report that $14,173 of the $15,000 annual snow removal appropriation was spent between January 1 and January 24. Only $827 remains for snow removal, while the board studies a new alternate figure for the annual town meeting and emergency funds will be used.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Board of Selectmen
Three Randell Family Hurt In Two Car Crash
A Sunday rear end collision at Accident Corner Route 2 and Route 62 near Main Street Concord injuries three Randell family members. Ralph Randell 43 and Isabelle Randell 39 with Patricia 13 and Robert 12 were treated at Emerson Hospital after the crash. Ambrose Mosher 22 of Fitzwilliam NH drove the other car. he was not reported injured.
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Gertrude
Chaplin
Forle
Allon
Waldo
Randell
D.P
Concord
Main Street
Concord Turnpike
Ralph Randell
Commonwealth Avenue
Ambrose K. Mosher
Fitzwilliams
New Hampshire
Mosher
Isabelle
Patricia
Robert
Emerson Hospital
James Myette
John Doyle
Randells
Jack K. Holmes
Bill
Fenton’s
John Morrison
Ernest Finan
Ralph P. Thomas
Charles F. Boardman
Laurence D. Hennessy
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Avers Smith
H.M
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Western Ramblers
Love Valley Boys
Pbury Inn
Boston Post Road
Sudbury
Mass
Joan's Cleaners
Maynard Daal
Pwr
London
Osmond Warcuff
Mir
Samuell Howard
Harvard Square
Central Square
Kendall Square
Porter Square
West Cambridge Arlington
Arlington Center
Belmont Belmont Center
Cushing Square
Waverley Concord
Harvard Trust
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