Stow History Talk Highlights Revolutionary Era Links
At a Stow meeting residents discussed the town’s role in the American Revolution. Sue Warren and Mrs. Warren examined documents with state archivist Richard Hale Jr. and read an excerpt from the Declaration of Independence. Henry Gardner was named provincial treasurer, with funds payable to him.
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West Concord
Sudbury Committee Resignations Reported
The Sudbury group notes resignations from the committee with Cl A as chairman and Virginia H Wood listed among officers. secretary position also affected as personnel changes unfold.
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Acton Acton Boxborough Math Team Places Sixth in Wakefield Meet
The Acton Acton Boxborough mathematics team finished sixth among twenty one teams at the Wakefield meet. Commutative standings show Acton-Boxborough scorers contributing to the year’s team results.
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Wakefield
Acton
Boxborough Tax Rate Drops to 68 Amid New Assessments
Boxborough assessors announce the 1983 tax rate at 68 dollars, marking a 6 dollar drop due to increased assessments on several industries. Chairman William Lymberg cites expansions and new valuations as the source of the lower rate.
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William Lymberg
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Ceremony Honors Couple in New Orleans Nuptials
Rt. Rev. John A. York officiated the Saturday wedding of Mrs. Timothy Calamari Sr. in New Orleans. The bride, nee Ty her Soe, is a sister of Loyola University in New Orleans. the couple will reside in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Saturday sale on May 4 with times and items including a beautiful pan set. The readable fragment implies a local sale event but lacks complete details.
Invest in Young Country Buy U.S. Savings Bonds
A brief notice urges readers to invest in U.S. Savings Bonds as a path to financial security. It emphasizes youth and civic responsibility, encouraging families to participate and save for future needs.
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U.S
Steering committee forms for Home Care Program fundraiser
A three day event prompted the formation of a steering committee to propose fourth fundraising projects. Jones and Lawrence P Wilder were named to the committee, with a plan for a permanent advisory board from attendees. A future meeting is planned at Acton Center Fire Station at 8:30 p.m. with invitations extended to all interested adults.
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Jones
Lawrence P. Wilder
Acton Center Fire Station
Savings and Loans Note Unclear Read on Local Page
Fragmentary OCR mentions Virginia Patan and Nevada and a savings phrase with no clear action, dates, or entities. Summary reflects readable items only while preserving potential names and financial terms without fabricating details.
Connecticut boy injured in Port road crash aftermath
A five year old boy was injured Friday on Port Road when a taxi cab lost control. He sustained a broken nose and was taken to Union Hospital for treatment. Police investigated the mishap and advised caution on the road.
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