Local police list charges on autoists in Concord
Acts from Concord court show George Bartlett 44 of South Chelmsford pleaded guilty to a red light violation on April 26 Route 27 2A with $5 expenses. Walter Betley 31 of Lowell speeding on April 28 Route 2A 35 a m fined $10 after pleading. Francis Butman 21 of West Newton speeding April 27 Route 2A 1 40 a m pled guilty fined $10. Henry Schmidt 20 of East Pepperell speeding April 27 Route 2A 7 15 a m nolo filed with $5 expenses. Frank Tobin Jr 22 of West Acton speeding April 28 Route 11 Massachusetts Ave 12 55 a m pled nolo with $5 expenses. Sergt Warren Birch prosecuted. Judge Pierre A Northrup presided. The first Jewish congregation in Arkansas built a synagogue in Little Rock in 1870.
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Acton
Concord
George Bartlett
South Chelmsford
Sergt
C. R. Fenton, Jr
Walter Betley
Lowell
Francis J. Butman
West Newton
Henry A. Schmidt
East Pepperrell
Nolo
Frank H. Tobin, Jr
West Acton
Massachusetts Avenue
Warren Birch
Pierre A. Northrup
Maynard Hosts Marlboro Greet Three New Lions
Maynard and Marlboro Lions joined at Swedish Coffee House in Sudbury for a zone induction. Five men from Zone II formed an induction team and added three new members to Maynard and Marlboro clubs. New Lions were Bob Malloy and Ben Jannarelli of Maynard and Paul McAllister of Marlboro. A bowling match at Acton Bowladrome saw Maynard prevail with Malloy the top scorer at 299 and Bill Cutler of Marlboro scoring 281.
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Maynard
Maynard Lions
Marlboro Lions
Swedish Coffee House
Sudbury
Maralboro Club
Bob Malloy
Ben Jannarelli
Paul McAllister
Marlboro
Lions
Acton Bowladrome
Malloy
Bill Cutler
Marlbord
Children's Fair Set For June 11 at Concord Academy
The Trinity Church annual Children’s Fair will be held Saturday June 11 from 12 noon to 4 30 p m at Concord Academy. Larry Hague is general chairman with Allen Fox and Richard Wilson assisting and serving as treasurer. Pinocchio leads the activities for all ages with new attractions and lunch beginning at noon.
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Concord
Monument Street
Trinity Church
Concord Academy
Larry Hague
Carlisle
Allen Fox
West Concord
Richard Wilson
Trinity Adult Group
Pinocchio
Welcome post of 40 boys into scouts at West Concord
West Concord Explorer Post 140 was welcomed into scouting in ceremonies at General Radio. Charles Burke of Minuteman Council presented the chapter to A. W. Cleveland of General Radio. Forty boys became charter members and pledged the motto Our best today for a better tomorrow. Michael J. Fitzmorris spoke on Seeing the Unseen with slides by Dr. Harold Edgerton.
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General Radio
Charles Burke
Minuteman Council
A. W. Cleveland
Michael J. Fitzmorris
Harold Edgerton
M. I. At
Highspeed
Acton-Coming Events and World Vehicle Stats
In A B Regional this Friday junior senior prom May 30 Memorial Day no school June 1 class elections grades 9 11 June 3 Victory Dance June 7 Award Day June 8 senior banquet June 10 graduation. The United States holds 45 percent of world trucks and 66.1 percent of world cars with 6.4 percent of the population.
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Acton
United States
Glowing Prediction Of Sixties Still Valid
UPI analysis by Elmer C. Walzer notes Jonah Jones a Long firm invented figure forecasts a robust 1960s growth. Despite market declines the long term trend for GNP disposable income and personal consumption remains positive with stock prices reflecting growth over time.
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Elmer C. Walzer
UPI
New York
Jonah Jones
Jonah
Hugh W. Long & Co
Technical Operations Lands $40 400 Contract For Solar Battery Study
Burlington firm Air Force Cambridge Research Center awards a $40 400 contract to Technical Operations Inc for improving silicon solar battery efficiency. Solar cells power satellites by converting sunlight. typical efficiency runs under 10 percent.
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Burlington — Technical Operations, Inc
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Bedford
Carden Club Tours Acton Area Homes On Tour Day
Acton garden club began a morning tour featuring six homes with coffee at Mrs Warren W Custance home. Tickets maps and plant sales were offered. hostesses and assistants listed along with planning by club members for refreshments publicity and table duties.
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Acton
Acton Garden Club
Warren W. Custance
Norman Mcintosh
Ray Shamel
William Kemp
Percy Skewes
Eric Grimshaw
Charles MacPherson
Edward Gunther
David Towle
David May
John Whittier
Herbert Broadwell
Alexander Emerson
Donald Jackson
Howard MacDonald
Charles Phillips
Kenneth Reidy
John Ruze
Perry Smith
Robert Woodbine
John Sleeper
Henry Kilroy
Jonathan Kirkpatrick
John Perry
Herschel Hadley
Charles Henry
Robert Fiske
James Brown
Edwin Hutton
Funds Okayed For A-B District Acton Roxborough Schools
Acton Roxborough Regional District receives federal aid under Public Law 874. Edith Nourse Rogers was advised of approvals by the Department of Health Education and Welfare for current expenditures. Immediate payments total eight thousand seven hundred ninety four dollars for Acton schools and six thousand seven hundred sixty dollars for Acton Roxborough Regional. Fiscal year 1960 tentative entitlements are eleven thousand seven hundred twenty six and nine thousand fourteen respectively.
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Acton
Edith Nourse Rogers
Department of Health, Education
Acton- Roxborough
Sudbury Student Joins Silver Masque Mousetrap cast
Sudbury resident Joyce A. Deneault of 257 Hudson Road is chosen to play Molly Ralston in the Silver Masque production of Agatha Christie Mousetrap May 27 28 at Northeastern University. She earned the Silver Masque medallion after at least three productions in two years and is a Lincoln-Sudbury Regional graduate.
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Sudbury
Joyce A. Deneault
Hudson Road
Molly Ralston
Northeastern University
Miss Deneault
John F. Deneault
Lincoln-Sudbury
Gramma Delta
Lake Shore Cottage for Sale Westford and Chelmsford
Completely furnished four bedroom cottage with two twin rooms, blankets, linens, dishes, stove and refrigerator. Features include a large screened porch, hot and cold water, bath with shower, excellent sandy beach and boat house on large shaded grounds. $10 000 complete terms available through owner. A fine summer home priced right.
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Hart Pond
Westford
Chelmsford
Spiritual Health Lecture Highlights Christian Science Healing
Francis William Cousins of Manchester lectured in Concord on the path to spiritual healing through Christian Science. He described healing through prayer, illustrated by two cases, and urged turning from matter to the spiritual nature of God and man to achieve health and happiness.
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Concord
Francis ‘William Cousins
Manchester
England
God
Christ Jesus
Cousins
Christian Science Board of
Robert C. Hall
Concord Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Judia
Galilee
Christian Science Sunday School
Heaven On Earth
Rotary Notes Record Faded Names in Meeting
Notes from a Rotary meeting list members including Johnson Simms Donald Bedford and Gene Speck with makeshift references to George F Rohan Barber and others at various locations Roanoke Va and Marylebone. The fragment mentions regionally connected figures and a William who served as B M to California.
Eldridge Wins Medal at West Concord Institute
Cadet Eldridge, an 18 year old marksman from West Concord, received the Al Man medal at the institute. Professor Jacob El presented the award to the cadet in LTT’s class as Russell I. graduated from the school.
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Eldridge
West Concord
Pine Day
Well Institute
Jacob el
Mgs
Russell I
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