Fragmented Local Notice Mix Calls for Public Details
A garbled clipping references Easter events, census reminders, and local appeals. It notes a cancer control projection, Easter seal goal, a promissory publicity push, and a planned clinic with clubs from Acton Emerson Hospital. It mentions a wedding, a driveway to curb a street crash, and calls to contact a congressman about taxes.
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Concord
Acton Ard
Emerson Hospifich
Rideround
James DeNorman
Eaton, Jr
Fordquarters
Lions Fund Annual Science Fair Winners Are Named
Concord-Carlisle high school hosts the 12th annual science fair with top honor going to William Woodward for a Supersonic Drug Study Using a Hydraulic. Prizes total $50 with state fair entry possible at MIT and Lions Club trustees present.
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Concord
Carlisle
William Woodward
Concord High School
Woodward
Walter Woodward
Bedford Road
C.H.S. Science Fair
Robert L. Carter
Lions Club
Kenneth L. Creighton
John Brown
John F. Donovan
Joseph C. Regay
C. H. S. Photography Club
Concord selects bids for fire chief wagon and two police cruisers
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson announced the bid awards for two police cruisers and a fire chief station wagon after last Thursday's openings. Bids ranged from Middlesex Motors to Great Road Garage and Barber Chevrolet, with Great Road Garage awarded the cruiser package and Middlesex Motors winning the fire chief’s car trade-in option. Delivery is expected before April 19.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Net
Middlesex Motors
Ford
Great Road Garage
Maynard
Dodge
Barber Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Middlesex
Nelson
Cemetery Board Names Voigt Declines Term
Concord town manager Nelson declines reappointment of Charles R. Voigt of Lowell Road to cemetery commissioners after 15 years on the board. Frederick C. Klinck of River Road is named for one year starting April 1. The other two members, Charles W. Dee and James Barrett, are renewed for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nelson
Charles R. Voigt
Lowell Road
Frederick
C. Klinck
River Road
Charles W. ‘Dee
James Barrett
Missing teen found after car stop on Route 128
State police stopped a car on Route 128 and found a 54 year old man with two boys ages 16 and 17 and a 16 year old girl who had been missing for two weeks from Attleborough. The girl was reported safe.
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West Concord
Attleborough
Renewals Leet Licenses For Concord Auctioneers
The Concord board of selectmen has renewed the auction licenses for Arthur Maguin Jr James IW Powers Joseph P Day and Thomas Meehan.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
Arthur Maguin, Jr
James, IW. Powers
Joseph P. Day
Thomas Meehan
K of C Planning Supper Set For April Fifth
Concord Council No. 267 of the Knights of Columbus will host a supper next Tuesday April 5 at 7 o'clock in the council chambers. Grand Knight William M Healy and his committees promise a fine menu followed by a business meeting to discuss plans for the rest of the spring.
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Concord
Concord Council
K. of C
William M. Healy
Cranes Final Party Celebrates Whist Winners
Concord Cooncord Grange closed its whist party series last Tuesday evening with door prize winners Ethel Gates West Concord and Frank Hancock Acton taking top prizes Esther Collins Acton second prize. Other attendees include Teresa Fratticelli Muriel Nickerson Dorothy Holmes Nellie Oconnor Arthur Tibbetts Herman Scofield Alma MacWilliams Grace Robbie Mrs Gates Mark Noyes Joan LeBlanc Theresa Alexander Carl Peterson Rita Peterson H Caldwell. Refreshments were served by Mildred Briggs and Violet Flannery.
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Concord
Cooncord — Grange
Ethel Gates
Frank Hancock
Acton
Esther Collns
Teresa Fratticelli
Muriel Nickerson
Dorothy “Holmes
Sympathy for Rt. Rev. John A. York’s Aunt Mary York
Mrs. Mary E. York 95 aunt of Rt. Rev. John A. York pastor of St. Bernard’s Church Watertown died Friday in Watertown A solemn high mass of requiem was sung Monday at St. Theresa’s Church Watertown She was a Framingham Teachers College graduate and earlier taught in Marlborough.
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John A. York
St. Bernard’s Church
Mary E. York
Watertown
St. Theresa’s Church
Framingham Teachers College
Marlborough
Concord Town Manager Reports Landscaping and Park Plans
Concord Town Manager Theoore M Nelson met with Supt of Public Works John H Robinson Foreman Edward Mc Garry and Dorothea K Harrison to discuss landscaping at the battle ground area and Old North Bridge Plans include placement of Old Manse and new chain link fence for Rideout playground and multipurpose hottopping at Emerson playground may be delayed for months The town seeks planning maps and officials were troubled by an error in the state highway funds report for 1961 and a correction was promised.
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Concord
Theoore M. Nelson
Public Works
John H. Robinson
Edward McGarry
Dorothea K. ‘Harrison
Battleground
Old North Bridge
Nelson
Emerson Playground
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
James de Normandie
14 Tons of Garbage Collected in Week Say Concord Officials
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson notes the Gil lis Brothers contractor began March 14 instead of 15. In the first week through March 19, 14 tons were collected and by March 26, one ton was collected in the second week. Residents report fewer complaints as collections proceed and routes are becoming familiar.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Gillis Brothers
Salem Depot
N. H
Voters in Town Hit 5901 Ahead of Presidential Primary
Concord records show 5901 voters registered by the last registration day on Friday before the presidential primary dated 26. A total of 93 registrations occurred since March 15, with no further registrations allowed until after the primary.
West Concord Troop 143 Court of Honor Set for April 7
Scout leaders announce a court of honor at Our Lady Help of Christians Church Hall at 7 p.m. April 7. Many scouts will advance a rank and merit badges will be awarded. Features include camp promotion and mouth to mouth breathing as a life saving technique with colored slides. New England Bell Telephone also presents a film and discussion on artificial respiration. Public invited.
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church Hall
Edward Swider
Sachem
Felisland
Parker Mountain
New England Bell Telephone Company
Selectmen Hailed For Seminar Part
Concord selectmen receive a letter from Edwin Gere assistant director of the Bureau of Government Research Massachusetts thanking them for their part in the seminar at Alcott School on May 12. Chairman Harold C. Smith will represent Concord. Weekly seminars open on April 21.
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Concord
Edwin Gere
Bureau of Government Research
Ene
Massachusetts
Alcott School
Harold C. Smith
Patriots Day observance outlined for Concord programs
Concord details for the annual Patriots Day events include a morning parade and afternoon track meet. Key organizers are Dr. Francis C. McDonald and town officials, with grand marshal and staff named. Activities start with a pre holiday ball, marching orders, sunrise salutes, Old North Bridge exercises, a Monument Square assembly, church services, and a later invitational track meet at Henderson Playground plus Concord versus Lexington ball game schedules.
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Concord
Francis C. McDonald
McDonald
Arthur Wood
Frank J.mclaughlin
John M. Eaton, Jr
Vincent WN. Giannini
Theodore M. Nelson
Harold C. Smith
Robert ®. Sheehan
John B. Finigan
John K. Damon
Herbert P.wilkins
Lawrence J. Kenney
Aan
Scouts of
Hmerson Playground
Lexington
Concord Selectmen tackle pole locations and town issues
Concord selectmen meet to discuss pole placements with New England Telephone and Telegraph and Concord Municipal Light Plant on Chestnut and Walnut streets. Seven Monsenrodd attendees push Mass Port Authority land acquisition for Hanscom Air Base. George S. Lawton discusses personnel concerns. Dr Samuel Prescott reenactment plans noted for April 19. Crippled Children's Week in Massachusetts set for April 9 to 15 with a $2300 goal. Percy Elliott license renewal as pecker. Boy Scouts Troop 284 balloon license for Patriots Day April 19.
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Concord—Selectmen
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Concord Municipal Light Plant
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
Monsen Rodd
Massachusetts Port Authority
Hanscom Air Base
George S. Lawton
Charles Farnsworth
Concord Players
Samuel Prescott
Bay State Society of Crippled
Massachusetts
Selectmen
Percy Elliott
Walden Street
Boy Scouts Troop No
Acton
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Elmina L. Snow
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Aecy Ead
Reading Clinic
Concord Medical Center
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U.S. Navy
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