League Of Women Given By State Officer Elect
Provisional held its annual meeting at HY aeton Center with Past president overseeing the program. Focus was on league responsibilities and consensus items. Officers and six board members were elected for the coming year, with plans for fall activities and continued study of government efficiency and social welfare issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Aeton Center
Womens
Hugh FE
LWV
McKinstry
International Co
Allen Moody
Dana Hinckley
William Holway
Robert
Jon Woodward
Roger Huebsch
Treasuria
Sudbury Woman's Club Plans Events For New Year
Sudbury Woman's Club executive members met for a covered dish luncheon at President Mrs. J. Carrell Morris's home. The year 1960 marks the club's golden anniversary with a special observance planned for October. Regular meetings are the first Wednesday monthly, with tours set for the third Wednesday in Oct November April and May. Members support scholarships and Girl Scout camperships and knit items for hospitalized veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Club
J. Carrell Morris
Dear Crary
Elizabeth M. Walker
Goodman Hill Road
Kenneth Mattsen
Clifford Mattsen
Nokomus Road
Bentley School of Accounting
Camp Ecke
H. Alan Spencer
Veteran’s Services
Recent Arrivals At The Hospital Concord Lincoln Acton
Emerson Hospital reports new births this month in the Concord Lincoln and Acton area. A son to Gerald and Mrs Mahoney of Juniper Ridge Road Lincoln on May 16. A daughter to Beet Nace Eka and Mrs at 33 Prospect Street South Acton on May 17. A son to Robert Clapp of Wheeler Lane North Acton on May 20. A daughter to Milton Page and Mrs Giles Road South Lincoln on May 17. A son to Evan Adams and Mrs Seneca Road West Acton on May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Gerald Mahoney
Juniper Ridge Road
Lincoln
Beet Nace Eka
Prospect Street
South Acton
Robert Clapp
Wheeler Lane
North Acton
Milton Page
Giles Road
South Lincoln
Evan Adams
Seneca Toad
West Acton
Memorial Day Observance in Acton Sees Large Veteran Turnout
Acton held Memorial Day ceremonies under threatening skies with a parade from Town Hall to Sumner Zimmer and then to cemeteries. Veterans led by Commander Carroll M. Feltus were joined by Police Chief Edward J. Collins Jr and Boy and Girl Scouts. Music from the 23rd Infantry Band accompanied brass and colors, with service at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll M. Feltus
Edward J. Collins, Jr
23Rd Infantry Band
Concord
O. Harry Nielsen
Lawrence Donnelly
Arthur W. Lee
Raymond J. Garcia
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
West Acton
Clarence A Rantalla
Births Listed To Local Parents In Concord
Emerson Hospital reports several births to local families in Concord. A daughter to Richard Mulcahy and wife at 29 Central street on May 17. A son to Michael Manlick and wife at 6 Hill street on May 17. A son to Ralph Ursch and wife at 8 Potter street on May 17. A son to Roy Raja and wife on Simon Willard road May 21. A son to Roger Johnston and wife at 8 Thoreau street on May 21. A daughter to Edward Lalli and wife at 345 Main street on May 18. A daughter to Thomas McNamara and wife on Cambridge turnpike on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Richard Mulcahy
Central Street
Michael Manlick
Hill Street
Ralph Ursch
Potter Street
Nicholas Signoretta
Roy Raja
Simon Willard Road
Roger Johnston
Thoreau Street
Edward Lalli
Main Street
Thomas McNamara
Cambridge Turnpike
Planning Board Hearing On Town Survey June Eighth
Acton Planning Board will hold an open hearing June 8 at 8 p m in the Acton Roxborough Regional High School Auditorium on the comprehensive town planning survey. Charles Downe of economic development associates will present his first phase summation report followed by discussion as voters seek first hand information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Planning Board
Charles FE. Downe
Economic Development Associates
Planning Board
Downe
Acton-Roxborough
Acton Provisional League
Woman's club hosts annual bridge party at Dortford
The Concordia Woman's Club will hold its annual bridge party Tuesday at 1 30 at Dortford Country Club. The event is open to the public with refreshments tables and door prizes. Tickets are available from Mrs. M. Solomon at EM. 9-5852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occord
Concordian’s Club
Dortford
Rotary Club Makeups and Visit Observed
Concord Rotary meeting at Howard Johnson s featured Commander Walter Beatteau as speaker, introduced by P P John H Kennedy. President Harold F Nichols led the post lunch business. Makeups included Voigt Piper in Lexington, Hall Ireland in Bedford, Barber in Waltham, True in Cambridge. Visitors Simm Bedford Adams Lexington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rotary
Howard Johnson
Walter Beatteau
P.P
John H. Kennedy
Harold Ff. Nichols
Charles R. Voigt
Randolph Piper
Lexington
William C. Hall
Robert SS. Ireland
Bedford
Robert H. Barber
Waltham
Edward K. True
Cambridge
A Glenn Simm
Alan G. Adams
Local Residents Serve Committees for National Banking Convention
Boston Chapter of the American Institute of Banking lists Chester Dalrymple Paul J. Malcolm and Charles W Kespert Jr on convention committees for the 58th A I B national meeting at the Statler Hilton Hotel Boston through June 3. About 1500 bank men and women from 499 chapters are attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston
American Institute of Banking
Chester Dalrymple
South Great Road
South Line
Paul J. Malcolm
Bedford Street
Charles W. Kespert, Jr
Great Road
New Skin Diving Course Added For Sudbury Members
Sudbury Civil Defense announces a new Underwater Rescue division to aid fire and police in recovering bodies and objects from ponds. Raymond D. Oteri named chief. course for ages 20 to 30 at Newton Y M C A to start Monday and continue for two more Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Misnare
Newton Y. M. C. A
Sudbury Civil Defense
Lawrence Leone
C. D
Raymond D. Oteri
Soldier Pleads Guilty in Acton License Case
Pfc. William J. Cowie, 21, stationed at Fort Devens, pleaded guilty in Concord district court to operating without a license. He was fined $15 by Judge Pierre A. Northrup and given until June 3 to pay. arrested May 24 in West Acton by Sgt. C. R. Fenton Jr. Cowie's home is Maplewood, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
William J. Cowie
U. S. Army
Fort Devens
Concord
Sergt. C.R. Fenton, Jr
West Acton
Cowie
Maplewood
Pierre A. Northrup
Bedford youth serves aboard USS Norris heading for Mediterranean
William M. Patterson electrician's mate third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Leon F Patterson 477 North Road Bedford Massachusetts is serving aboard the escort destroyer USS Norris scheduled to depart Newport Rhode Island June 9 for the Mediterranean and this year's 1960 annual midshipmen training
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
FHTNC
William M. Patterson
USN
Leon F. Patterson
North Road
Bedford
Mass
Norris
Mediterranean
Crowell Farm Store Inc seeks all alcohol license in Stow
Licensing Board for the Town of Stow issues notice that Crowell Farm Store Inc led by Ralph E. Crowell seeks a license under Chapter 138 to sell all alcoholic beverages as a Retail Package Goods Store at Gardner Road Stow Massachusetts in a separate storefront within an existing food store with a separate entrance from Gardner Road and a rear delivery door. The board members listed include Robert P. Bird David W. Smith and Roland N. Wright and the notice is dated June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Board of Selectmen
Crowell Farm, Store, Inc
Ralph E. Crowell
Gardner Road
Mags
Robert P. Bird
David W. Smith
Roland N. Wright
Concord announces sealed bids for fuel oil and coal
The Town of Concord Massachusetts invites sealed bids for furnishing coal and fuel oil to all town departments for the year starting July 1 1960. Bids due June 10 1960 at 2 00 pm at the Town Manager's office. Also highway work on Thoreau Street bids due June 7 1960 at 2 00 pm in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
Town House
Mass
Theodore M. Nelson
Mass Mass
Thoreau Street
Nashua Street
Boston
Corcord
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Lexington
Paul S. Crandall
Jonn D. Shaw
William O. Faxon
Edwin W. Hutton
Har P. Aldrich
Robert E. Rader
Board of Road Commissioners of
Lions Club to Install New Officers at Bedford Inn
Bedford Lions plan a 6:30 p m supper meeting at Bedford Inn with President Daniel McLaughlin presiding. June 22 will see a ladies night and installation led by Dist Gov Elect John McGrath of Melrose. A glaucoma clinic is set for June 12 at a local school under Dr Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Lions
Bedford Inn
Daniel McLaughlin
Dist. Gov
John McGrath
Melrose
Dr. Carroll
Swampscott
Fred Keough
John Godbold
Murray York
Richard Low
MocLaughlin
Robert EB. McKenna
Carl Thresher
N. E. Telephone and Telegraph
Bell Laboratories
Foreclosure Suit Over Parker Street Mortgage Filed
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court. Concord Co-operative Bank seeks authority to foreclose the Kilfoyles mortgage on 197 Parker Street Maynard. assets include mortgage recorded Book 8109 Page 50. Soldiers and Sailors Act rights noted. objections must be filed by June 7, 1960. Judge John E. Fenton presiding. Margaret M. Daly, Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Kilfoyle
Mary T. Kilfoyle
Edwin FE. B. Williams
Maynard
Parker Street
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
John E. Fenton
Esquire
Margaret M. Daly
Notice to Contractors for Hunt Gymnasium Recreation Area
Town of Concord invites sealed bids for a new recreation area at Hunt Gymnasium Stowe Street. Bid due June 10 1960 at 2 PM with $500 bid bond. Includes graded site and asphalt concrete works plus an additive for drainage and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
Hunt Gymnasium
Stowe Street
Department of Public Works
Lowell Road
Acton Lions Schedule Tuesday Supper Meeting
The Acton Lions announce a Tuesday 6 30 p m supper meeting at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse with President H William Flood presiding. A report on the state convention will be given and plans made for installation by Flood and Paul M McPherson who led delegates at the Swampscott weekend convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Lions
Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse
H. William Flood
Flood
Paul M. McPherson
Swamscott
Bella Ray Villa
North Acton
Acton-Boxborough School Ends Year With June Events
Acton planned multiple end of year activities for students including a Victory Dance on June 7, Award Day on June 8, a senior banquet, graduation on June 10, a Grade 7 8 outing on June 16, and closing events for grades 9 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Land Court notice to Acton defendants in equity suit
A writ in equity against Harlan E. Tuttle Margaret T Cronin and others requires appearance by August 1 1960 in Boston Suffolk County for defense in a land matter involving deeds and a mortgage. Public notice via Acton Enterprise to inform unknown defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Matusow
Eva L. Matusow
Acton
Recorder
Boston
Suffolk
Mid
Acton On
Aston
Hook
Mi Cronin
Mariott M
Rage
Etta A Gates
Harlan E. Tuttle
Tials E. Tuttle
Etta A. Gates
Oral R. Wood
Aaron
Haywood
Acton Enterprise
Marlboro
County of Middlesex
John E. Fenton
Margaret M. Daly
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Fi League of Women
David Benedict
Dickey
Lucas
Lyon McCandis
Richmond Miller
Edward Wallerstein
Nomi
Rop
Paul
G. Bruce Thur
Smith
Central
Jameg Gl
Willow Street
Swamp K
Woman's Club
Moro Road
Robert J’ Gray
Greater
Waltham Chemical CO
Moody St
Waltham, Mass
Twinbrook
Kelley's Corner
Orthodonists
King
Mans Homes, Inc
Mee
FORD
Magimist
CORR
Middlesex
River Street
Twinoaks
Magimist Service Corp
Michael
Skipper Dumas
Raymond F. Dumas
Mill Street
Hudson Town Hall
Parker Street Hall
Phyllis Richards
Ciro
Colonial
Assabet Institution For Savings
Donald Parker
Treas
Howard R. Johnson
Cook Lane
Pontiac
Rotary Club
George Pageau
John's
Silver King
Eagles Hall
G.I
Devens
D.G. Igrath
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court
Stow Street
Acton-Boxborough
Equity
Margaret T. Cronin
County of
Commonwealth
Mariett M. Coburn
Ralph E. Gates
Said
Town OF Concord Board of Appeals
Court Room
Phillip J. Kelley
Board of Appeals
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