Obituary Notice for Charles H. Wis
Local resident Charles H. Wis died after a long illness at age eighty. He was born in Maine and had made Fryeburg his home. A memorial service was held at 9 o’clock at Twombly Funeral Home with the Rev. Albert Ga of St. George’s officiating. Burial followed at Fish Street Cemetery in Fryeburg.
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Charles H. Wis
Gine
Twombly
Albert Ga
St. George’s Rating
Fryeburg
Fish Street
Ceme
Maynard Committee Prepares for Election Checks
The Maynard committee held a Friday night meeting to plan final prep for the coming election. Members including Mrs Alan Palmer Mrs Willis Otis Hunter and Dominic Coli offered to work during the day and urged voters to call for assistance.
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Maynard Re‘Committee
Alan Palmer
Duclos
Mrs. Willis
Otis Hunter
Simi
Willig Lester
Carlo Mistretta
Dominic Coli
Transre
National Guard and Army Reserve Recruiting Campaign Launched
Master Sergeant John Purdeck announces an intensified push to grow Massachusetts National Guard and Army Reserve strength. Men interested in joining the Regular Army or Reserve units are urged to contact Purdeck at the Army Recruiting Station in Maynard or call Lowell 9-9360 for details.
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Maynard
National Guard
John Purdeck
Army Reserve
Regular Army
Army
Massachusetts National Guard
John Furdeck
Fown House
Lowell
Maynard Beagle Club Plans Active Year and Championship Trial
The Assabetons Club of Maynard Beagle Club hosts its annual Saturday evening at Marlboro Country Culb. Wives of members attend. George A. Wilkes of South Acton is reelected president for a third year, with Wetherbee, also of South Acton, as vice president and Lauri V. Pekkala of Maynard as secretary treasurer. The club aims for a busy year with several events and a Fall Championship Trial where hounds will run four.
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Maynard
Assabeteons Club of
Marlboro
Culb
George A. Wilkes
South Acton
Wetherbee
Lauri V. Pekkala
Sudbury Records February Building Permits and Violations
In February Sudbury issued 18 building permits, 11 for single family dwellings at an estimated $130,000. In 1966 February there were 24 single family permits at $211,508. A owner building near the road was halted pending a survey. a store was moved on February 26 to meet front yard depth. Edward J. Lyons’s Coolidge Lane dwelling was condemned as unsafe and a fire hazard, with a 24 hour safety or demolition deadline under General Laws Chapter 143.
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Sudbury
Coolidge Lane
Edward J. Lyons
Benefit Supper Open House at Elks Hall March 3
A benefit supper held at the Elks Hall at 7 30 p m is chaired by Mrs Eleanor Mariano. Proceeds go to the Cancer Fund and the public is invited to attend.
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National
the Elks Hall
Eleanor Mariano
Cancer Fund
Beagle Hound Championship Trial of 1957 On Snowshoe Hare
The record notes hours spent pursuing snowshoe hare to decide the real champion beagle hound for the year 1957.
Masel Insetline to Attend Center Fire Station Meeting
A. R. Cha res Masel Insetline of Dy A. R. will be at the Center Fire Station Thursday March 14 with Mrs Malcolm Magtine in charge at 8 Schack.
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Res Masel Insetline
Dy A. R
Bae Meeting Place
Malcolm Magtine
Fregent
Schack
Grange to Observe Past Masters Night Tuesday
Aston Grange P of H No D will hold a Past Masters Night meeting Tuesday at Tow Hall at 8pm Bertha Tucker will preside Ela Torkelsen Peterson and Helen Pederson are on the committee A penny gate and a silver star certificate program will occur Plans outline a fundraiser party for a campaign on March 28
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Acton
Aston Grange
Tow Hall
Bertha Tucker
Ton
Ela Torkelsen
Peterson
Helen Pederson
Ameer
Woman's Club to Meet March 12 at Knights Hall
The Maynard Woman's Club schedules its meeting for Tuesday March 12 at 2 30 p m in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Business will cover revisions to by laws and include a short program by Lloyd Bemis.
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Woman's Club
Maynard Woman’s Club
Knights of Columbus
Lloyd Bemis
Capt. Isaac Davis Sword Returns to Concord
After 62 years the famed sword said to be used by a Revolutionary hero at Concord bridge will come back to town. The weapon has been in Concord’s possession since the incident and will join the Davis plan and local selectmen’s plan to relocate both relics to a more fitting site than the Town Hall.
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Aden
Isaac Davis
Concord Bridge
Concord
Davis
Club To Tour Acton School Next Week
Acton Center Woman's Club final plans for next week's meeting were set at yesterday's executive board session. A tour of Acton School is featured for March 19 as the main event.
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Acton
Acton Center
Actory ‘Center
Woman's Club House
Acton Roxborough Youth Fellowship Meeting Notice
The Acton Roxborough Youth Fellowship will meet on Sunday at West Baptist Church near Emerson Hospital. The notice appears in fragmentary form with names and addresses partly legible, indicating a community gathering.
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Acton-Roxborough
West ’ Baptist
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Albert Murphy
Benjamin Rosse
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Jimmy Richardson
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