Concord Ordente publication details and offices
Publication notice for Concord Ordente by Rise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts lists editors addresses and contact points including Marlboro Boston New York agencies. It notes publication as second class mail under act of March 6 1879 and states errors are not responsibility. Subscription rates mentioned with single copy price.
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Enterprige Press Inc
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Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy must be delivered to this office by 2 o'clock on the day before publication. The notice specifies the exact time and deadline for all ads.
Day on May 27 at Waltham home makers event
Public is invited to a May 27 program at Waltham Field Station as part of the county wide Homemaker Day. The tax supported education effort for homemakers is organized by Middlesex County Extension agents Anna Carey Barbara West and J Blanchard with the Middlesex County Women's Advisory Council. Assistance at exhibits comes from Concord's Merc Flork's Corner Extension group members.
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Concord
Homemakers
Waltham Field Station
Rpope
County Extension Ents
Anna
Carey
Barbara E. West
Me J. Blanchard
Middlesex County Women’s Advisory Council
Clarke
Ashland
Alex Fabris
Edward Harrington
Merc Flork's Corner Extension Group
Lincoln Girl Engaged To Sgt Robert Fowlkes
Miss Marion Tyler of Concord Road announces the engagement of her daughter, a Lincoln native and Concord High School graduate, to Sgt. Robert Fowlkes of Newark New Jersey, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Fowlkes. Sgt Fowlkes serves in the U S Air Force and is stationed at Westover Field Chicopee.
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Lincoln
Marion Tyler
Concord
Robert Wikes
Clarence Fawlkes
Newark
N. J
Tyler
Frederick Tyler
Concord High School
Symphony Century of Music
School of Physiotherapy
Boston
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles
Sgt. Fowlkes
U. S. Air Force
Westover Rield
Chicopee
Monday Campfire Marks Last Meet of Troop
Carlisle home of Scout master James F Sloan hosts the last regular meeting of the season for Troop No Mesa at 7 15 p m. Scouts plan an outdoor camp fire and will march in the town parade. Summer activities and baseball are planned. adult leaders may attend the Concord district meeting next Thursday night.
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Carlisle
Mesa
James F. Sloan
Bedford Road
Concord
Catholic Daughters Breakfast Hear Grant at West Concord
West Concord Court Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Daughters will hold its annual communion breakfast on Trinity Sunday May 24. About 100 members are expected with Rev John J Grant as guest speaker. Co chairs are Mrs Nancy Dee and Mrs Lillian Windheim.
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West Concord — Court
Our Lady Help of Christians
C.D.A
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Howard Johnson’s
Nancy Dee
Lillian Windheim
John J. Grant
Catholic Archdiocesan
Fnal
Dee
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cathedral of Holy Cross
Boston
Emil Tombeno
Cardinal Cushing
Mentary
West Concord Court
Tombeno
Swanson Family Welcomes Third Child in Carlisle
Mr. and Mrs Albert Swanson formerly of Carlisle announce the birth of their third child and first daughter on May 13 in Carlisle. The mother is Mildred Master Swanson. grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Swanson of Carlisle and Charles McMaster of Groton Connecticut.
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Carlisle
Albert ‘Swanson
Mysto
Ever
That City
Swanson
Mildred Master
Carl Swanson
Charles McMaster
Groton
Conn
Annual Memorial Services Planned for May 30 Observance
Acton Memorial Day committee organizes annual memorial events with chairman Stanley A. Nedza and members including Mrs Edmund McNiff Mrs Nathan Roberts and legion officials. Services for Edwards Quimby Post A S No 284 and auxiliary are set for Sunday May 24 at 11 a.m. at Church of Good Shepherd.
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Acton
Acton Memorial Day Committee
Stanley A. Nedza
Edmund McNiff
Girl Scouts
Nathan Roberts
Legion Auxiliary
Paul Zimmer
The
Legion
Theron Lowden
William Horton
Norman Gilbert
Carroll Feltus
Edwards-Quimby
A. S. No
Church of Good Shepherd
Acton Baptist Church announces evening study and rehearsal schedule
The Acton Baptist Church lists a Bible study on Tuesday at 8 p.m. covering the Book of Revelation. An adult choir or body will rehearse in the sanctuary on Thursday.
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Baptist
Acton
Acton Baptist Church
Benito
Haut Bible Study Group
Proof of whiskey indicates half its alcohol content
The text states that whiskey proof reflects twice the alcohol content, noting that whiskey at 90 proof is 45 percent alcohol.
Rev Stahl Heads to Maine Church for Pastoral Posting
Rev Stahl and wife will say farewell at a social gathering in the new Sunday School Building of the Methodist Church Sunday night at 8. He will become pastor of a church in the Maine Conference in June, leaving many friends behind.
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Methodist
John Stahl
Stahl
Maine
Local clerks aid arrest of spreeing check artist
In Concord a jewelry store clerk and a Main street shop saleswoman helped foil a serial thief. The pair identified a suspect linked to 37 towns in Massachusetts and three other states, with roughly 10 years of additional charges. Police say vigilant staffers recovered over $1,000 in money and goods.
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J. Costello
Frances Tomys
Graham
Massachusetts Ce
New York
Concord
Sudbury
Boston
Cambridge
Brookline
Waltham
Marlborough
Wayland
Lowell
Lincoln
McCabe
Tomy
Th Adies
Learmonth
Concord Woman's Club to Sponsor Annual Scholarship Bridge Party
The Concord Woman's Club hosts the annual scholarship bridge party on June 9 at the Country Club starting 1 30 P M Reservations can be made by calling Mrs Frank Austin EM 95524 A church communion will be held and a delegation of Concord police officers will attend the policemen's communion
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Concord Woman’s Club
Country Club
Frank Austin
Concord Police
Italian Villa Figg Losses $25,000 in Sudbury Fire
A Sudbury villa on Plympton road suffered about 25000 in damage after a kitchen fire caused by matches. The blaze drew mutual aid from Wayland and Concord with help from the Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources. Owners Mr and Mrs Zaharris were away at the time.
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Sudbury
Ppton Road
Joel Cha ‘ Ed
Charles Zaharris
Lee Russell
Joseph Pasciscia
Waltham
Sudbury Fire Department
Wayland and Concord Fire Departments
Mass Dept. of Natural Resources
Frances Andrews
Pokonoket Avenue
Pamela Leighton
Crystal Lake Drive
Raymond Dahlstrom
Pine Ridge Road
Plympton Road
Trapelo Road
Apratus
Wayland
Concord Agine
Mass
Dept of ‘Natural Resources
Sudbury resident Miss Blims aids heart surgery recovery
Sudbury resident Miss Marjorie Blims remains at Emerson Hospital recovering from a heart attack. Friends plan to send cards during this difficult time. Since moving from Lincoln she has lived with Mrs. Charles Presley on Raymond Road. A clinic at the Highway Garage on Old Lancaster Road inoculated residents last Saturday.
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Marjorie Blims
Emerson Hospital
Sudbury
Lir ‘Coln
Elims
Charles Presley
Raymond Road
Highway
Old Lancaster Road
Local club hosts annual meeting and silent auction
The Carlisle meeting at 8 o'clock at Mae Lyle Sy on Bedford Road will be presided over by past president Richard Bates Jr. The annual election of officers will occur and a silent auction will be held. Hostesses are Mrs Leo Culking and Mrs Paul Kierstead.
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Carlisle
Mae
Lyle Sy
Bedford Road
Richard &. Bates, Jr
Leo Culking
Paul Kierstead
Sudbury Daily Police Briefs May 11 15
A German Shepherd was struck on Rt 20 near Landham road and treated for a broken leg at a Marlboro clinic. Firecrackers mistaken for cartridges found by kids were disposed of. A child bitten by an unidentified dog was referred to the dog officer. Multiple accidents occurred on Dutton road May 11. one on Maynard road overturned with injuries. another on Lillian avenue damaged a vehicle. A Cambridge resident was fined $100 and placed on probation after an impaired driving conviction in Lowell District Court. A young athlete injured on a regional field was hospitalized. Magazine canvassers were warned to stop disruptive charity solicitations. An alert about a Lincoln vehicle issue was logged.
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Sudbury
Rt. 20
Landham Road
Maynard Road
Sudbury-Maynard
Cambridge
Lowell Superioraire
Laban
House of Correction
Emerson Hospital
Craiser
Charity Peer
Concord Grid Captain Injured In Early Morning Crash
North Lincoln A emo co captain Keasath Olsen 24 of 153 Hartwell Road Bedford was critically injured when his car crossed Route 2A and struck a tree. He was taken by cruiser to Emerson Hospital with concussion facial lacerations and a compound nose fracture and placed on the danger list.
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North Lincoln
Keasath Owes Olsen
Hartwell Road
Bedford
Concord
Gatesman
Tracey
Servce Stat Olsen
West Acton
Carlisle Fire Alarm Prompts Smoke, No Damage Noted
Carlisle firefighters respond to a West Street residence alarm at 13:30 on May 17 after smoke exposure from the furnace door ajar and wood stock. No fire damage reported. Community notices include a Memorial Sunday service at First Religious Society, church events, and upcoming meetings and socials in Carlisle.
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West Street
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Charles R. Miller
South Street
Vehicle Crash on Concord Road Injures Driver
A Hudson resident reported an accident on Concord road at 3 23 P M after another car forced his vehicle off the road and through a guard rail. The injured man was transported to Dr Hoods in Hudson for treatment. A collie dog was struck earlier at 1 00 P M on Concord road and taken to a veterinarian by its owner. No personal injury reported in that incident.
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Concord Road
Hudson
Dr. Hoods
P.O. N. Y. League Players To Report Concord
Concord P. O. N. Y. League players to report for next session at Emerson Field Saturday at 10. Additional help is wanted from adults to start the league including coaches and umpires. Volunteer calls directed to Police Chief Robert E. Kelley president.
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Concord—P.o.n.y
Emerson
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Robert E. Kelley
Concord- Stoneham Edge Concord 4 3 for First Victory
Concord defeats Melrose 7 3 for its first Middlesex Baseball League win as Tommy Beg pitches and Bob Baker drives in two runs. Terry Taylor sustains a broken nose on the first batter and likely misses action. Belmont leads the league and visits Friday for a title tilt.
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Concord
Stoneham
Roger Mattison
Belmont
Downing Melrose
Tommy Begseven
Bob Baker
Terry Taylor
Taylor
Willikely
Walter Carew
Bill Walsh
Bob McAlister
Billy Douglas
Maynard
Antigone in Concord by C H S Cast
A satirical student production of Sophocles Antigone was presented by the Concord High School cast. The all student performance drew a sell out crowd at Ells A Auditorium and earned about ten curtain calls amid enthusiastic audience reception.
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Concord
Adriatic
Sophocles
Ells A. Aud
Bulkeley’s Concert Draws Parents At Local School
Concord Bulkeley Junior High spring concert at Alcott School Auditorium drew parents and friends on Thursday. Directed by Elizabeth A. Gillette and Michael B. DePasquale, seventh and eighth grade glee clubs, orchestra, choir and bands performed selections.
Hobart to Speak on Civil Defense at Local Class
Carlisle Monthly meeting of the Ever Ready Class will be held May 26 at 8 PM at Mrs Arnold T Lapham house Concord street. Mrs Lester Waterman will preside. Guest speaker will be Selectman Merrill Hobart acting police chief and civil defense director will discuss Civil Defense. Hostesses include Mrs Lapham assisted by Mrs Florence Philbrook Mrs Gertrude Metevier Mrs Lucia Davis and Mrs Beulah Swayson.
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Carlisle
Arnold T. Lapham
Concord Street
Lester Waterman
Selectman
Merrill
Hobart
Lapham
Florence Philbrook
Gertrude Metevier
Lucia Davis
Beulah Swayson
Grants Awarded to 25 Massachusetts Researchers by Heart Association
A group of 25 Massachusetts scientists and doctors receive grants totaling 200 986 50 for heart research from the American Heart Association. Dr Lewis Dexter, formerly in Concord and now at Peter Bent Brigham, is among the awardees for heart salvage related studies.
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Massachusetts
Reeerbcan Heart Association
Lewis Dexter
Concord
Peter Bent
Ie Y Heart
Concord Athletes Edge State Meet Rival in Track Event
Concord runners and relay teams posted strong marks at a Middlesex League meet with Harris and Ridout leading sprint and relay efforts. Lexington, Wakefield, and Belton trailed as Concord and rivals held a tight 3-1 league standing after six events.
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Concord
Middlesex
Chester
Inday
Boston
Midget Hae Caught On Gather Season Champs
Fragmentary text notes a mention of midget competition and season champions. References to Dr. Millard and legal terms appear, but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or institutions are identifiable from the readable fragments.
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Castor
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