Concord Man Fined After Local Incident
A Concord resident faced a monetary penalty after a minor local incident. Authorities cited applicable ordinances and processed the case, with details released to the public.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1956
Page
3
A Concord resident faced a monetary penalty after a minor local incident. Authorities cited applicable ordinances and processed the case, with details released to the public.
Albert St Germain urges sump pump checks and proper grading to keep basements dry. He recommends Scouts perform town hydrant clearance to benefit public safety, supervised to prevent injuries.
J Paul Cook of 110 Thoreau Street Concord will join the choir for Lutheran services at Cathedral of the Pines Rindge NH. He is scheduled to sing Sunday at 11 am and 3 pm. Also notice urging readers to buy U S savings bonds.
Stow Mr and Mrs Roland A Wright of Gleasondale Road Stow announce the engagement of their daughter Clara Patricia to Charles R Crue Jr Fire Control Technician Second Class US Coast Guard son of Mrs Lillian M Crué of West Acton Road Stow Miss Wright a Hale High School and Chandler School alumna is employed at Raytheon Laboratories Wayland Mr Crue a graduate serves on Icebreaker Eastwind now headed for a Arctic three month trip A spring wedding is planned
A pipe cleaner is a handy tool for ensuring silver polish reaches the inside of fork tines, helping achieve thorough cleaning and a shinier finish.
Sudbury Thirteen Scouts and Scoutmaster Grant Boughton returned from Camp Resolute Bolton Massachusetts. Several earned Second Class and one First Class while many received sparkie awards for fire making. Troop I won two baseball games and led a water race. Certificates were awarded at a campfire ceremony and the group plans a Troop Board of Review August 2.
A July meeting at Victor Lutnicki's Lincoln home brought together the Lincoln Sudbury Regional School Committee and the executive council of the PTSA. They discussed a welcome reception for teachers and an oven house project to follow after fall classes begin. Budget estimates were requested by Walter Taylor, with next PTSA meeting set for August 29.
The report notes the typical depth of a U S coal mine operating underground is about 190 feet.
Acton Patrolman C R Fenton Jr of Axton police filed a complaint against Francis Priest 35 Portsmouth Street Brighton for speeding on Route 2A East Acton. In Concord District Court Monday before Judge Pierre A Northrup Priest was found guilty and fined $25 with testimony that the driver did 60 mph in a 40 mph zone.
Sudbury resident Fannie Good of Maynard road suffered leg injuries and abrasions in a late afternoon collision at Maynard and Hudson. She was taken by Twombley Ambulance to Emerson Hospital. Also injured was Stanley Kotarski of Hudson, treated by his own doctor. A note mentions a waxed paper raincoat for vending machines that can be worn briefly in rain and discarded afterward.
The Acton board names Albert E. Foster as building inspector and John E. Nelson as deputy under new by laws adopted at the March town meeting. Effective July 19, permits must be obtained through these officials, contact details provided for South and West Acton.
The figure estimates a housewife will wash about 2.5 million cooking and eating utensils during her life, likened to roughly 70 stacks as tall as New York City’s Empire State Building.
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