Concord petitions seek storage expansion for fueling sites
At a July meeting Concord residents filed three storage petitions. Proposed underground tanks would hold 12 000 gallons with 3 500 gallons gasoline 275 gallons waste oil at Presen ridge and plans include aboveground storage of 300 gallons motor oil 100 gallons kerosene 100 gallons naphtha 200 gallons antifreeze and 100 gallons gasoline for cars in service. Also seeks 1 000 gallons gasoline at Walden Pond State Reservation near the superintendent buildings.
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Concord
Presen'ridge
Main Street
Ot Wisainess County Commissioners
Walden Pond
Painter Tapolyi and the Childs Gallery Link in Boston
The text outlines Tapolyi’s longtime collaboration with sponsor Charles D. Childs of Stow and describes his work for Childs' Boston art gallery until Tapolyi’s death in May 1961. It notes his frame design and exhibition paintings reflecting Carinthia as a remembered subject guiding his developing style.
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Charles D. Childs
Stow
Tapolyi
Childs’ Art Gallery
Boston
Hun
Carinthia
America
Aner
Concord Couple Celebrates 100 Years of Marriage
A Concord couple marked a century of marriage on June 20, 1903, as they are among the town’s oldest pairs. Their son, a retired cobbler who once ran a shop on Walden Salem Avenue, shared messages of the milestone.
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Concord
Conee Ee Ee
Walden Salis Semutea
Concord K of C Elects New Officers
Concord K of C members have elected new officers who will assume duties on July 1. A cookout was held in the rear of the hall as part of the event.
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Concord
Concord K. of C
Urged Over Holiday to Equip Vehicles for Passenger Safety
A local transport authority urged that vehicles be equipped to protect all passengers and the driver during holidays. Officials emphasized safety gear and driver training to reduce incidents on busy travel days.
Driver Education Offered in Summer Course
Concord adult education starts a summer driver education program with behind the wheel training. Classes meet Thursdays at 7 p.m. for 15 sessions. Instructor Walter Griffin returns from the fall and winter program. Eligibility begins at age 16.
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Concord
Walter Griffin
Concord Rotary Inducts Officers
Concord Rotary installs new officers Jane Casper Jenney Jr. as president John J. Fary as vice president Robert L. Burford as secretary and James A. Crockett as treasurer at a noon ceremony at Howard.
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Concord
Ieee
Howard
eNew
Jane Casper Jenney Jr. Dent
John J. Fary
Robert L. Burford
James A. Crockett
ZIP code plan speeds mail by shortening address reads
Joseph M. Steinmann, Postmaster at Concord Massachusetts, explains a new ZIP code plan that will allow the post office to shorten repeated address reading. The change aims to cut up to four hours off the mail deposit time by streamlining how addresses are read and sorted.
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Sanaa
Joseph M. Steinmann
U. S
Concord
Massachusetts
Steinmann
Post Office Department
Dr La Cerva Transfers From Bedford to Washington Chapter
Dr. LaCerva received a testimonial before departing for a new post in Washington. He was a valued member of the Bedford chapter and plans to continue activities with the Washington chapter.
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Washington
Awards Presented At JHS Assembly
At the junior high assembly the Concord Garden Club awarded prizes for anti litter posters. First place went to Robert, second to Bunny Apthorp, with mentions for Maher and Michelle Jean.
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Concord
Folloe
Concord Garden Club
Lue
Robert 5
Bunny Apthorp
Se Maher
Michelle Jean
Meehan Wins Board Seat at Special Town Election
Carlisle George H. Meehan won the vacant board of selectmen seat with 126 votes at a Monday special town election, filling a post left open by Herbert D. Bates resigning over a conflict of interest. A first item at the same day’s special meeting approved spending 9,000 dollars for related purposes.
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Carlisle
George H. Meehan
Board of Selectmen
Herbert D. Bates
Worge . Senkler
Connec
Births and Obituary Notice for Concord Residents
Recent birth and Mrs. Morgan K. Smith Jr. of Concord reported in local notices. The brief item confirms family announcement and current residence in Concord.
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Morgan K. Smith, Jr
Concord
Concord Teens Attend Maine YWCA Camp and Asian Institute
Concord youths join local girl Joan Putnam, aged 14, at a Maine YWCA teenage camp. Monday opened the second institute of Asian studies at Concord Academy, marking a notable summer program expansion.
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Maine
Joan Putnam
Y.W.C.A
Institute of Asian
Ee Ee Sues — Scott
Concord Academ
Lincoln Doctor Accepts New Post
Lincoln doctor from Massachusetts General Hospital becomes chief of the metabolic endocrine unit of the children's service. A Harvard College and Harvard Medical School graduate, he is a Boston native.
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Chusetts General Hospital
The
Children’s Service
Harvard College
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Dr Ireland to Speak at BU Symposium at Sherman Union
Dr Ireland is scheduled as a guest at Boston University symposium to be held at the George Sherman Union on Monday and Tuesday at 10 a.m. The event will feature talks in the university setting.
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Dr. Ireland
University
George Sherman Union
New Meneen Concord-Robert C. Stender Featured at Itek Corp
Robert C. Stender, assistant to Itek Corp president, appears at the company. Sprague, formerly in Itek's General Systems division, is also noted in the context.
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Concord
Robert C. Stender
Elm Street
Itek Corp
Sprague
Ietentennee
Itek
Gonieal Systems
Concord Selectmen Grant One Day Beer and Wine License
The Concord Selectmen issued a one day beer and wine license to the Kalmia Woods District Corporation for July 4 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at its annual Conan Common Ground celebration. The license is valid for the following day as well.
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Concord — Selectmen
Kalmia-Woods District Corporation
Conan Common Ground
Births in Concord Area Numbers Favor Girls 15 to 6
Emerson Hospital reported 15 girls and 6 boys born in the June 15 to 24 period. The item lists newborns with parents including Nathaniel and Mrs Beecy of Concord, Stanley Pacholski, George Davis, William Dimer y, W J Chapman, Patrick O Neill, Howard Ticknor, Joseph Jones and others. Town Manager Theodore M Nelson was noted in a separate line.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Nathaniel C
Btig Beecy
Mee Stanley
Pacholski
Main Street
Hudson
George Davis
Bonair Avenue
Bedford
William C. Dime
Consent notices unify couples at Algonquin road ceremony
A short notice records consent from A and Mrs Richard D Carignan of a Newark residence, with one party consenting to Mr John Foley and Mrs Foley of Algonquin road West Acfield.
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Richard D . Carignan
John Foley
Algonquin Road
West Acand
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Concord Rotary
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South Weymouth Naval Air Station
Boston College
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Lincoln
Beckwith
Kingston
General Radio
Route 62
Route 20
Concord Medical Center
Doug
Langille
Northboro
Mass
Framingham
P. Road
Boston Post Road
Tel
Huntley
Personnel Board
Stork
Theodore M. Nelson
J. P
Nourse
Bali
Mee
Senie
Uly
American Legion Post
Concord Police Department
Walden Street
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