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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
7
The defendant pleaded guilty to multiple complaints and received fines totaling 210 dollars plus 1818 gallons of gas reform, with suspended sentence until April 1958. He was remanded to Billerica jail until payment, and Judge Northrup presided. Authorities note the youth allegedly used his mother's car without permission.
fragmented OCR text shows a parish center story with mentions of people, a day staff, and hospital references. unclear names and dates limit specifics but indicates ongoing events at a community center and related health facility.
Police plan to continue using the electric timer during the 21 June to 27 June period to slow traffic after numerous warnings. The device was employed to deter speeders, with many warnings issued during the same span.
A tractor-trailer driven by Jesse L. Quinn collides with a car driven by Elwood Stevens on Sunday morning near Medford. Stevens’ car hits the trailer, overturns onto its side, and rests by the roadside. Damage to the trailer is estimated at 200 dollars. The crash, investigated by Patrolmen Sweeney and Nutter, may lead to driving charges against Sieveris.
A membership tea was hosted at the home of Mrs. Y. Banquet in West Acton on Tuesday evening attended by many members of the local club. Plans for the year were discussed and events will be announced by Neagle, Bartlett, and others.
A church sale will be held on Saturday October 5 from 9 a m to 4 p m in the lower hall of Our Lady of the Church Sudles R Scott of Pratt is in charge of baking and serving pizzas of all kinds Mrs John MacLean and Mrs William Wwof Pratt Mill Road assist Mrs Sharkey Emily Logan is in charge of treats and lemonade Coffee cakes and strawberries will be served by several volunteers including Mrs rt Lile Mrs Medee Comeau and Mrs Albert St Gerasin.
Acton Curtis Laffin a Acton Boy Scouts Troop 1 received his Eagle badge at a court of honor held in the Julia McCarthy Elementary School cafeteria. George Traquair of Ayer presented the award in front of many parents friends and town officials. Laffin is a member of the troop led by Scoutmaster Ivan Wold with board of selectmen members Charles D. MacPher son Martin S. Meigs Jr and Lions Club President George H. Allen in attendance along with Rotary representative Dr Donald O Felius and school officials. Refreshments followed.
A Cub Scout ceremony on September 2 at the Methodist Church basement named Bobcats Dennis G. Agin Jon A Frésth Ian Helenius Allan R. Maki Michael Jays and Raymond F. McCarthy. Lion badges went to William Bigusiak Kenneth Merriam and Briar McCarthy while Wolf and Bear awards were earned by others. A Soil Conservation Service representative showed a heritage film amid a drought discussion. Pack plans a fudge sale for Halloween with proceeds supporting Scout activities and a subscription to Boy’s Life for each boy.
Grange meetings in October were rescheduled to avoid the State Convention in Springfield, October 21–24. On October 11 Marion Johnson of Chelmsford led the officers including George Adams Master and Hilda Whitney Secretary, with Dorothy Warden to install at Keggitt Grange Hall on October 16.
A Sudbury water district meeting last Thursday voted extensions on Hudson Road and Goodmidn Road. The Wayside Inn area was discussed but attendance was poor and residents did not sign the petition, affecting the legal adoption of the extension.
West Concord announces the marriage of Mr and Mrs Robert B Learmonth and Martin Travis. Mr Learmonth is a Concord patrolman. The ceremony took place at Our Lady of the Church. The couple now reside on Street. The weather service history notes Cincinnati founded 1869.
Announcement by Fleet Admiral William F Haljsey declares Dorchester will host the U S S Enterprise memorial. Zortas of Boston law firm is a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific under the admiral. Navy Department plans to turn the carrier over for this purpose.
Acton Mrs Kay Nedzle, historian for the county council, represents Middlesex at county events. The county council, with about 1,300 Armour Research Foundation staff under Illinois Tech contract, plans activities in Somerville and Arlington.
Concord readers can view a historic display in the Concord Co operative Bank window titled evening pastimes. The exhibit traces early attempts to animate life from 1830s devices to the praxinoscope and magic lanterns with oil lamp illumination. The show continues until Oct 1.
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