Institution For Savings Adds New Corporators of Local Area
The Institution For Savings announces new local corporators in Maynard and Acton. Named are Massachiu Acton orchardist and businessman, A Gallant of Acton insurance agency partner, N Hodges Maple resident, and Maynard residents including H Scott president of H H Scott Co and Peter A Wilson student at the institute. The additions bring the total to 37 corporators with long service, underscoring the bank’s stability and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institution For Savings
Férra
Massachiu
West Acton
A. Gallant
Church
Acton
Bath
Maynard
Notice of Officers Election and Bank Rooms Incident
An unclear notice from a Massachusetts station lists officers elected, with scattered names and dates from 1561 to 1962, mentioning individuals such as Goodwin Morton Palmaccio Osmo Wetherbee Drechsler Gallant Taylor-Sanderson and Stockbridge in relation to banking rooms and committee assignments. The fragmented text suggests a formal election and duties assignment, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chusetts
Edwards Goodwin Morton
A. Wetherbee
Sudbury Selectmen Propose Dog Control and Bid Invitations
The Sudbury Selectmen plan a dog control warrant to arrest unlicensed dogs and confine owners failing to license. Also invites sealed bids for cafeteria and classroom equipment, to be opened June 8, 1959, with bid security and committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudburyr
Sudbury
Mecemeer
Superintendent of Schools
Massachusetts
Coeteset
Ienn
Recent arrivals at Emerson Hospital
New births announced for Acton families include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Young of 50 Hammond Street on May 20, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nastasi of 51 Main Street on May 20, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jamies Mahar of Agawam Road on May 21, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Oskirko of 156 Central Street on May 21, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tannuzzo of 22 Henley Road on May 22, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eaton of 282 School Street on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnald Eaton
School Street
West Acton Baptist Church Hosts Picnic At Ray Harris Home
Twelve Niners group of West Acton Baptist Church held a well attended picnic at Ray Harris Route 27 North Acton Monday evening. After dinner, games were played. A 1950 population report notes about two million East Germans fled to West Germany, many of them youths.
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West Acton
Ray Harris
North Acton
Steptmiber
East Germany
West Germany
Burtéai
Improvement in Middlesex Child Health Reported
Special to This Palper notes a dramatic drop in Middlesex County infant mortality from 86.3 to 21.7 per 1000 since 1910. National and state rates are higher or similar, with major diseases greatly reduced. President Hiserhowe highlights White House efforts on Child Health and Youth, while total hazards remain for older children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middlesex County
National Office of Vital Statistics
United States
Massachusetts
Hiserhiowep
White House
Middlesex
Missionary Guest to Speak at Evangélical Free Church
Rev Arthur G Lundonist, former South China missionary now in Malaya, will speak at both 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services at the Evangélical Free Church next Sunday. An inspirational evening program follows. Youth Fellowship meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Aldo Maselli's home. mid-week service Wednesday at 7 p.m. and Bible study at 8 p.m.
Local Students To Be Graduated Maynard Four
Four local students will graduate from Otley School of Accounting and Finance in Boston on Friday June 5. Commencement exercises at Shubert Theatre will feature Arthur H. Smith, director of management analysis at General Mills Minneapolis, delivering the address. Names include Abraham Kaufman Daniel H. Mulcahy Jr. David F. Mullin and Raymond F. McCarthy with addresses in Maynard and Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Otley School of Accounting
Boston
Shubert Theatre
Arthur H. Smith
General Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Abraham Kaufman
Main Street
Daniel H. Mulcahy, Jr
Summer Street
David F. Mullin
Summit Street
Raymond F. McCarthy
Great Road
Stow
Carlisle 4 H Floral Arrangers Meet and Memorial Sunday
Carlisle Monthly 4 H Floral Arrangers meet Monday at 7 o clock in Concord led by Larry Flowers with regular summer meetings planned. Past Lecturer Carl Swanson attended Maynard Grange night. Memorial Sunday featured a sermon by Rev. Dr. Albert Nicholas Kauer with musical program by Donald A. Lap. Ever Ready Class auction set for Saturday June 6 at Carlisle Congregational Church welcoming the public. Local GOP fund drive continues in Carlisle led by Selectman George W. Fose town chairman.
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4-H
Larry Flowers
Concord
Albert Nicholas Kauer
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Donald A. Lap
Carlisle Congregational Church
G.O.P
Carlisle
George W. Fose
Acton School Committee Adds Faculty Members
The Acton-Boxborough School Committee names new faculty for the fall. James Palavras, former Lowell High School captain and BU baseball player, will teach Grade 6 and supervise playgrounds. Anne Acton is hired part time at regional high school, a Acton High School class president and Salem Teachers College BS in business education. Susan Marc Sweeney, from Arlington and Emmanuel College AB English, will supervise Grade 1 at Julia L. McCarthy School after internship at Ward Sc Rawton.
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Acton
William L. O’connell
James Palavras
Lowell
Palavras
Boston University
Ao University
Patavrae
Acton-Boxborough
Ee Fae High School
Anné Actons
Tater
Acton High School
Salem Teachers College
Salem
Susan’ Marc Sweeney
Arliton
Emmanuel
Sweeney
First Anniversary Mass for Mrs Mary Carr at Our Lady Help
A first anniversary Mass for the late Mrs Mary Carr will be sung at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord on Friday morning at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carr
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Concord
Regional Concert Tonight at Acton High School
The senior high chorus presents a spring concert at Acton High School auditorium tonight at 8. Parents and friends are invited to enjoy a program including Mozart works, spirituals, and selections from King and I and King and I. Performers include Judy Bentsen and Carol Grimme with accompanists Judy Putnam and Claudia Kelly.
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Acton
Auditorum
W. A. Mozart
J. S. Ch. Lacrymosa
Girls’ Glee Club
A. H. Malotté
R. G. Olson
Washington-Harline
Boye
Glee Club
Sigmund Romberg
Judy Bentsen
Seo Rar
Judy Putnam
Claudia Kelly
Martha Ferry
Girls State Tea Attracts Middlesex County Delegates
About 110 attendees at Edwards A L Post No 284 in West Acton heard plans for Girls State Bridgewater next month. 40 plus girls were named as representatives of Middlesex auxiliary units. General chair Mrs Kay Nitza presided as county officers participated and a film was shown. Refreshments followed the event.
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West Acton
Middlesex County
Bridgewater
Edwards ‘Ahby Post
A.L
Kay Nitza
New Folks Welcomed Into This Area
Welcome Wagon and The Enterprise report several new families settling in Lincoln area. John Kennedy and family moved from Chestnut Hill with an attorney job in Boston. Charles Kilner and family from Avon Connecticut rent for summer. Laurie Jones from Cambridge as a salesman. Frederick Hayes and family from Johnson City New York. Thayer family from West Concord. Gardner Fay a doctor with Paul Norton bone specialist. Floyd Norton from Washington DC area an engineer with Philco Bedford. Local Welcome Wagon agent Mrs. Carol Flagg led greetings to Enterprise family.
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Concord
John “*Kennedy
Morningside Road
Lncdtn
New England Mutual Life
Boston
Chestnut Hill
Lincoln
Charles Kilner
Statler Building
Avon, Conn
Laurie Jones
Monsen Road
Cambridge
Stahliker Steel
Frederick ‘Hayes
Thayer
West Concord
Johnson
City
N.Y
Gardner Pay
Indian Spring Road
Weston and
Wellesley
Fay
Paul Norton
Washington, D. C
Floyd Norton
Elsinore Street
Norton
Philco
Mitre Corp
Bedford
Carol Flagg
O Connell Elected Group President of Merimac Valley Group
Acton Superintendent William L. O Connell was elected president of the Merimac Valley Superintendents Association for 1959 1960 with Everett G. Thistle of Tewksbury as first vice president and Merrill Cobb of Littleton as second vice president. Board directors include past presidents James L. Gray Groton John J. Collins Wilmington Harold G. Norton Ayer and Paul H. Phaneuf Dracut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
William L. O’connell
Merimac Valley Superintendents Association
Everett G. Thistle
Tewksbury
Merrill Cobb
Littleton
James L. Gray
Watemmans Connecticut: Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
Fragmentary snippet notes a reflection on human troubles and progress against physical diseases versus inflation. Mentions Haydon Hi-Lites and a gathering of A. W. Ha Company. Includes a line about Connecticut town Watemmans and a prompt to buy U. S. savings bonds.
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Tate
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N. Hodges
Maplenard
Middlesexual Bank
Kennedy
Goodwin
Sanderson
Naylor
King
O. Drechsler
Parkerestment
Goodwin A. Gallant
King Aylor
Sandersonmmittee
Edwards Stockbridge
Eegal
Canon Government
MT A de
Murray R. Benedict
U.S
Tamer
Ameed
Seb Maeveel
Buler
U.S. Army
Carl Swanson
Maynard Grange
Sare
Leominster
Keystone
Fat Oh
General Factory
Digital Equipment Corporation
Wyloci
Poscom Bae
Sianed
Hatich
Hiwat
Lake Boone
Ranghild
Nelson
Wesvit Stae
Twinoaks
U.S. Veterans’ Hospitals
The
Enterprise
James F. Kelly
Westport, Conn
Robert Dudley
America
O’connell
U. & Savings Bonds
Zenith
Lts
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