Marlboro Inventors Unveil Portable Band Saw Mill Breakthrough
Marlboro resident G Lloyd Sullivan and Cochituate’s Larry Schnepel unveil a portable band saw mill prototype. The unit promises mobility and full-cut accuracy, enabling on-site operation within 30 minutes and potential nationwide agency and rental availability.
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Marlboro
Cochituate
Larry Schnepel
G. Lloyd Sullivan
Royce Road
Japan
Venezuela
Manufacturea ‘Travelog Inc
Nick Road
Ter
Southboro
John Ingham
West Acton
Schnepel
Schheerg
Sullivan
United States
Lancaster
Sudbury
X-4 Corp
Mr. Sullivan
Meeting notes show guest speaker and member list
A guest speaker at Iday's meeting was Nicholas M. De smember with Past President Voigt and Harold F. Nichols in attendance. Members listed include A. W. Rene DuBerger and Sam George F. Rohan.
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Iday
Nicholas M. Desmember
Voigt
Harold F. Nichols
Ees
A. W. Rene DuBerger
Sam
George F. Rohan
Anniversary Obscure Club Note Highlights 25th Birthday
The Acton Garden club marked its 25th anniversary on July 9 at Albert Wunderly Street. Members recalled reminiscences from presidents and shared elements of past offices. A large birthday cake was cut to memorialize the milestone. LSAVINGS BONDS
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Acton Garden
Albert Wunderly
Acton Man Indicted in Manslaughter Case
Harold F. Chaplin, 33, of Central Street West Acton, indicted for manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Emily Barry, 42, of Somerville, allegedly struck her during an argument at a Scollay Square rooming house as the Suffolk grand jury returned 33 indictments.
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Acton
Suffolk
Harold F. Chaplin
Central Street
West Acton
Jyne
Emily Barry
Somerville
Chaplin
Barry
Scollay Square
Carlisle Works on Chapter 90 Project and July Fire Grill
Carlisle completes the Chapter 90 project on Concord Street under highway surveyor Edward J. Clark. The Carlisle firemen’s grill is set for Wednesday July 22 at 7 PM at Central Station led by Chief Waldo D. Wilson. Local youths attend Camp Fireside junior camp in Barrington New Hampshire with Rev. Robert Bee on the faculty. Carlisle selectmen held a regular meeting at Gleason Public Library. Carlisle School Committee has no regular July or August meetings planned. The Flame notes a Cabot Industries Boston publication quote on law and poetry.
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Concord Street
Edward J. Clark
Carlisle
Central Station
Waldo D.wilson
Caro
Camp Fireside
Barrington
N. H
Robert Bee
Bedford Lions Cookout Sparks Swimming at Correctional Grounds
Nearly 70 Bedford Lions Club members and guests gathered for a summer cookout at the Middlesex County House of Correction grounds in Billerica. Chefs William Neville Thomas Kelley William Goddu and John Curley led the event which featured steaks and lobsters. Attendees swam and socialized as resident Daniel McLaughlin led a board meeting last Monday.
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Bedford
Bedford Lions Club
Middlesex County House of Correction
Billerica
William Neville
Thomas Kelley
William Goddu
John Curley
Daniel McLaughlin
Board of Directors
Health Association Changes Name in Middlesex County
The Health Association in Acton Middlesex changes its name to Middlesex Health Association to avoid confusion about tuberculosis work. Burt C. Sheehan, executive director, notes tuberculosis remains a major concern and the new title clarifies the organization’s scope.
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Acton
Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health ‘Association
Middlesex ‘Health Association
Burt C. Sheehan
Si Broadway
Somerville
Concord couple vacationing on Cape Cod noted
Mr and Mrs Edward Smith and family of 371 Main Street are vacationing on the Cape. Police Chief Robert E Kelley urges parents to monitor mail to teens for pornography and to notify him. Alexander Fe MacEachern 254 Main Street left Sunday for a weeks vacation in Chatham Cape Cod joined by his brother Rev John D MacEachern pastor of St Peters Church Plymouth
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Edward Smith
Main Street
Cape
Robert E. Kelley
Alexander Fe. MacEachern
Chatham
Cape Cod
John D. MacEachern
West Concord
St. Peter’s Church
Plymouth
Lincoln tax rate up eight dollars for 1959
Lincoln's 1959 tax rate set at 83 dollars, an increase of 8 from last year, due to higher school costs. School costs total 53 dollars of the rate as the town plans an Hartwell Elementary addition. Valuation rose about 535 thousand to 8.2 million. total appropriations reached 1.29 million.
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Lincoln
Frederick H. Gresne Jr
Board of Assessors
Howard Snelling
Hartwell
Snelling
Bedford Bafta Club Work Night Prepares for Church Fair
On Tuesday the Bafta Club met at Mrs. Robert Gray’s 101 Pine Hill Road to ready the annual Church of Christ fair. Dawn Damon and Jean Dick recently left for Florida for a month at Miss Damon’s relatives in Vero Beach. The group skipped its regular Monday meeting for a mystery ride. only one event is listed for next month with the program to be announced.
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Bafta Club
Robert Gray
Pine Hill Road
Dawn Damon
Donald Damon
South Road
Jean Dick
Selectman
John Earl Dick
Great Road
Florida
Miss Damon
Alfred H. Webber
Vero Beach
Bedford Grang
National Flower Quote Sparks Public Interest
A Bos ton publication cites a remark calling the concerto cloverleaf the national flower, signaling rising interest. The quote attributed to eevee Service . Press reflects cultural symbolism and prompts local discussion.
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Eevee Service
Boson
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David Garcia
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