Concord Fair Housing Meeting Promises Regional Outreach
A Concord Fair Housing Committee plans an 8 p.m. meeting to organize the 16th regional fair housing effort in greater Boston within years. Attendees include Prof. Robert ser, Rev. Arthur B., Anne B. Kuh, Robert In Jr., and John W. the, inviting Concord towns such as Welleson and Sudbury to join the discussion on fair housing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Robert Ser
Arthur B. Anne B. Kuh
Robert In Jr
John W
Reater Boston
Welleson
Sudbury
John's Ur Cleaners Rug Cleaning Light Weight Cleaner Ad
An old classified style ad promotes a rug and carpet cleaner described as lightweight. It highlights a discount of 80 percent and features a contact message with a phone or code for More details. The text reflects a small business home service tone.
Out of Town Births Listed at Emerson Hospital
Concord notices list births at Emerson Hospital including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George Schad Hill road Box borough on February 29 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Byrd Marion road West Acton on February 29 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C Donald Von Staats Massachusetts Avenue West Acton on March 2 a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Caley Crescent Street Stow on March 2 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sales Hartwell Trailer Park Bedford on March 4 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wright Samson Avenue Hudson on March 4 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Braithwaite Fairway Road South Acton on March 4 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tremblay Central Street West Acton on March 6.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
George Schad
Hill Road
Boxborough
Lloyd Byrd
Marion Road
West Acton
C. Donald von Staats
Massachusetts Avenue
George Caley
Crescent Street
Stow
Edmund
Acton Community Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
The Ladies Circle resumes today at the Baptist Church with dessert at 1 30 and business at 2. The Couples Club of South Acton Congregational Church hosts a ham and baked bean supper 5 30 to 7 at the church hall. Mrs Gates handles tickets at 0O 3 4113. Rehearsals continue Wednesdays for the South Acton Minstrels to be staged next month. Girl Scout Week ends marking Juliette Low’s 48th birthday with local troop activities.
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Baptist Church
South Acton Congregational Church
James Gates
South Acton Minstrels
Juliette Low
Stow Lawyer Opens Office in Concord
Stow resident William M. Higgins Jr. opens a general practice at 37 Main Street Concord. He previously practiced 14 years with the Caiger Gramkow firm in Boston and is active in Stow civic affairs. He and his wife Christine reside on Harvard Road with five sons.
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Stow
William M. Higgins, Jr
Main Street
Concord
Atty. Higgins
Edward B. Caiger
Caiger and Gramkow
Boston
New York City
William M. Higgins
Horace Mann School
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard College
Harvard
Higgins
Harvard Law School
Christine
Harvard Road
Atty
Civic Club
the Grange
Friendly Friday Service at Evangelical Congregational Church
A Friendly Friday Service will be held at 8 p m on Friday at Evangelical Congregational Church with Rev. Robert E Burt Protestant chaplain of Walpole State Prison as guest speaker. Concord Selectmen request scouts for the April 19 celebration in that town. Acton Concord area Easter seal drive aims for 2000 dollars, William K Walters treasurer reports. Birth of a son March 8 at Waltham Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Guba 376 Central Street. Francis J Rahberg Jr chief machinist mate USNavy son of Mr and Mrs F J Rahberg 144 School Street and husband of Marie Mazza Revere recently returned to Mayport Florida after seven months in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Congregational Church
Robert E. Burt
Walpole State Prison
High Street
Boston Edison
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Acton
Acton-Concord
William K. Walters
Robert Guba
Central Street
the Waltham Hospital
Francis J. Rahberg, Jr
U. S.navy
F. J. Rahberg
School Street
Marie Mazza
Revere
Mayport
Fla
Mediterranean
Red Cross Month appeal urges gifts to the charity
During Red Cross Month supporters are urged to donate to the Red Cross to aid relief efforts and training programs. Local chapters emphasize timely contributions to fund disaster response, blood drives, and community health services.
Phyllis Richards School of Dance Approval Noted
NADAA approves Phyllis Richards School of Dance located at 39 Summer Street Maynard for membership. Contact TW 7 894 or TW 79 7718 for details.
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Phyllis Richards
Dance
NADAA
Summer St. Maynard
Sudbury Couple Back From West Coast Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Roos of Sudbury returned from a lengthy journey through Phoenix to Long Beach Hemet and Florida. They visited relatives and friends including Ann Roos in Phoenix and Gunnar Gustin in East Covina. They noted new roads schools and developments as Sudbury grows.
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Sudbury
Carl H. Roos
Phoenix
Ariz
Ann
Pittsfield
Carl
Kazan
Long Beach
Cal
Roos
Inlaws
Hemet
Bancroft
Los Angeles
Paul
Carol
Jean Hawes
Jamie Leigh
Tim
Gunnar Gustin
East Covina
Jean
Gunnar
Robert Payson
Lucy Sealy
Eddie
Southboro
I Paso
Sheffield
Tex
San Antonio
Paul Nichols
U.S. Air Force
Nichols
Betty Ann Gust
Virginia—Ann
Seattle
Wash
Theodore Hansen
Troop 131 Reorganizes and Plans Fund Drive
Concord report details Troop No 131 reorganizing at A Sidney Morton home to secure emergency funds from Minute Man Council. Troop 1311 at Alcott School Gymnasium under Barclay Hayes and Ellis Walker Jr. new patrol leadership by Green Bay Council with Brad Butman as patrol leader and Johnny Hurstak as assistant. The troop now has 35 members in four patrols.
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Concord
A. Sidney Morton
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Moton
Alcott School
Gymnazium
Fewer workers, higher payrolls in railroads for 1959
Washington reports the Association of American Railroads says total railroad payrolls reached about 4.975 billion dollars in 1959, up slightly from 1958 despite a 3 percent drop in employment to about 815,000. Average annual earnings hit a record 6,110 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
The
Association of American Railroads
IBM Promote Rice Manager for Supplies
New York Joseph A. Rice is promoted to manager of manufacturing for the supplies division of International Business Machines. Divisional General Manager J. E. Swaine Jr. announces Rice will oversee overall manufacturing operations including purchasing. Also named are J. J. Phillips to card manufacturing manager and R. W. Little to a new post as manager of.
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New York
Joseph A. Rice
International Business ‘Machines Corporation
J. E. Swaine, Jr
Mr. Rice
J. J. Phillips
R. W. Little
Little
Vestal
N. Y
Phillips
Rice
Poughkeepsie
IBM
Federal Systems
Kingston, N. Y
Federal Systems Division
Renssélaer Polytechnic Institute
New York University
Important LWV Meeting and Tuesday Unit Sessions
The Provisional League of Women Voters plans an 8 PM meeting tonight at 48 Alcott Street with State Board member Bruce Benson to discuss final reorganization steps. Two unit meetings Tuesday March 22 will cover Education and Acton Roxborough Regional High School funding, library services, and school population growth.
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Acton Center
Board of
Provisional League of Women Voters
William 0. Hoolway
Alcott Street
Bruce Benson
State Board
L.W. V
League of Final Procedure
Provisional League
Robert Lurie
Acton
Public Library
Acton-Roxborough
Emergency Financial Board
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Ousing Formed
Concord Fair Houses Committee
Rieide
Hited Co-operative Society
Main
Maynard
Cription
Advertisers Exchange Inc
Concord Selectmen
RED Cross
Massachusetts
New England
Wonderland Park
Neil M. MacLaren
Community Garden Club
Hamilton and Wenham
Robert G. Richards
Lawrence Garden Club
Andover Garden Club
Robert M. Bowen
Garden Club
Photo Cushing
Carl Roos
Ant Brvice
Assacmuses Tet Pet Ihshiar
Wirthmore and
KASCO
Lincoln St
Wirthmore Stores
Marlboro
LWV
League
John Crighton
Paul Lesure
Richmond Miller
Geraldine Preston
Harold Schapiro
Jerome Schwarzkopé
Bruce Thurmond
Wood Lane
Lyon McCandless
Cunningham’s Garage, Inc
Stow Street
South Acton, Mass
Norge
Worcester Gas Light Company
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