Chelmsford man injured in skip crash
Concord and Chelmsford police report 58 year old John M. McLeod of 388 Acton road Chelmsford was critically injured after his car struck a vehicle owned by Helen A. Heyn of Newton Highlands. McLeod allegedly failed to stop then sped through Monument square and crashed into a tree. He was treated for multiple injuries and may face charges.
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Concord
John M. McLeod
Acton Road
South Chelmsford
Albert
Christiansen
Helen A. Heyn
Alexander
Newton Highlands
Heyn
McLeod
Nees
Court board of appeals reappointments announced
Gotford The select men named reappointments to the board of appeals as of September 27 with regular members for three years John E. Nickerson Walter L. Dow Jr an alternate for one year Roger D. Swaim Thomas J. Hayes Robert S. Hojem Julian W Ballou A new alternate Peter J. Mandtison was appointed
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Gotford
Board of Appeals
Walter £. Dow, Jr
Roger D. Swaim
Thomas J. Hayes
Julian W. Ballou
Peter J. Manidtioii
New Heidi Cartoon to Be Shown at Veterans Building
Concord theatre week features the new version of Heidi a cartoon shown at the Veterans Building. The event spotlights the updated screening for local audiences this week.
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Concord
Veterans” Building
Rummage Sale Here Seeck Sn Noon
The public is cordially welcome to a rummage sale starting at noon with many egg articles offered for sale.
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Seeck
Two Juveniles Charged in Concord Car Case
Two 16 year old boys from Somerville were arrested by Concord police Monday and held for arraignment in Concord District Court on three charges including unlawful use of a car carrying dangerous weapons and driving without a license. They pleaded not guilty before Judge Pierre Northrup and the case was continued for one week. The youths were later turned over to Somerville police for questioning after being found in a stolen 1950 Chevrolet. The car was recovered by the owner before it was reported stolen. Chief Robert Kelley said the youths were being questioned in connection with a series of breaks.
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Concord
Somerville
Concord District ‘Court
Puialp
Ji Kelley
Barretts Stroad
Sindpit
Main Street
Route 62
Paul Ae
Landinianda
Kelley
Robert’ E." Kelley
West Concord District of Musketa Scout Court of Honor
The Musketa District Boy Scouts of America holds a Court of Honor at Wheeler School on Wednesday. John Kelly and John H. Cashman head the event with troop leadership and public admission. If rain delays, ceremonies shift to the next night October 11 and proceed with awards and a public address system.
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West Concord
Maskid
Boy Scouts
Meric
Wheeler
Enebar
Troon
John Kelly
John H. Cashman
Sef
Musketaquid
Musketa
Eye Research Day Sets Concord Events October 13
Concord's month long eye research campaign by the local club runs October 1 to 31. Eye research day will be observed October 13, led by Robert W Shall ine, chairman for Houghton Lake.
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Robert Ww
Shalline Chub
Grouc Aout
Lenscraft
Boston
Concord
Concord 1
Robert W. Shalline
Eye Research
Rainbow Girls Install Slate After Supper
Concord The Rainbow Girls Assembly No 53 installed Sybil Jane Moore as worthy advisor. Georgina Phelps of South Acton conducted the ceremony assisted by Nancy Woodruff Dorothy Fiske Marjorie Watt Sally Brooks Elizabeth Ogilvie. Other officers installed were Carolyn Forbes Donna Johansen Carol Ann Helsher Barbara Ann Bedford. The Nine O Clock ceremony followed, Concord Chapter DeMolay led by Master Councilor Floyd McManus. Rev Robert H Barber gave the closing message.
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Sybil J. Moore
Rainbow Girls
Georgina’ Phelps
South Acton
Nancy Woodruff
Dorothy Fiske
Concord Chapter
Floyd McManus
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Ellie Dirt at Masonic Temple Event Details
Unclear notes indicate Ellie Dirt linked to an event at the Masonic Temple in Monument Square. The exact date and time are to be announced in the paper.
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Ellie Dirt
Hela
Masonic Temple
Monument Square
Four Poisonous Snakes in the United States
The article lists coral, cottonmouth, copperhead and rattlesnake as the four poisonous snakes found in the United States and notes bites can cause severe harm to a bitten person.
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United States
Last Registration Here This Friday in Concord
New voters in Concord and West Concord are reminded that Friday is the last chance to register for the November election. The town house registrar staff will be on duty all day from 9 am to 10 pm, with no other changes to registration before November 6.
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Concord
West Concord
Board of Registrars
Concord Knights Install New Officers at Monument Hall
Concord Council k of C No 287 installed a new slate led by Grand Knight Leon Moreau at Monument Hall Tuesday. The roster includes Deputy Grand Knight Robert Donaghey Chancellor Ed ward Finigan Recording Secretary Raymond Daniels Financial Secretary Martin Diskin Treasurer William Daley Lecturer John Connolly Advocate Louis McNally Warden William Healy Inside Guard William Stone Outside Guard Robert Hurstak Trustee and Past Grand Knight Donovan.
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Concord
Concord Council
Monument Hall
Inr
Léon m Moreau
Walden Street
John F. Donovan
Russell
MdMakin
Robert V. Donaghey
J. Edward. Finigan
Raymond M. Daniels
Aes
Martin J. Diskin
William J. Daley
John Connolly
Louis K. McNally
William M. _Healy
William D.stone
Robert J. Hurstak
Donovan
UNICEF film fundraiser set with Danny Kaye feature
Concord Recreation Commission gears up for UNICEF weekend events. On Saturday October 6 at 10 a.m. the UNICEF sound film Assignment Children will screen in the Veterans Building and again at 2 30 p.m. at the Harvey Leer School. Kids can enjoy the program while volunteers urge donations with armbands and stickers for collectors and contributors.
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Concord
Concord ‘Recreation Commission
Unicef
United Nations International Childrens Emergency Fund
Danny Kaye
Veterans Building
Ces
Harvey Leer
Concord Democrat Headquarters Grand Opening
The Concord Democratic Headquarters opens Friday at 7 30 p m at the Walden street store. The program includes meeting candidates for state offices, entertainment by Shep Gimandes, and light refreshments. The center will operate weekday mornings and Saturday afternoons with staff from the local party.
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Concord
Walden Street
Democratic Committee
Paul G. Counihan
Shep’ Gimandes
Counihan
George Lawton
Fair Sex
Benjamin Paul
Theodore Mills
Afi
Paul Watson
Robert Morgan, Jr
Richard Freniere
Stedman Buttrick
Democratic Town Committee
Philip J. Corbett
Local Births at Emerson Hospital Reported
Concord families welcome a second daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles F Bowie of 8 Derby Street West Concord born September 27. A first child and a son arrives to Dr and Mrs Thomas W Griffin of 5 Shirley Street West Concord. A farmer notes tractors can do the plowing work of ten men with five hand plows and ten workers.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Charles F. Bowie
Derby Street
West Concord
Thomas W. Griffin
Shirley Street
Town Meeting Set for October 29 at State Armory
Warrant closes with 15 articles for voters on October 29 at 8:00 p.m. The articles cover public works, school district planning, zoning for a supermarket site, and a regional district planning committee. Article 15 seeks a zoning change for 15 acres on Main Street behind Jack Bent property to allow a Star Market.
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Department of Public Works
Wwn
Nine Acres Corner
Bedford Street
Star Market
Main Street
Teto Florio
Jack Bent
Edison
Westerly Street
Route 62
Concord Lions Club 15th Charter Anniversary
Concord Lions Club marks its fifteenth charter anniversary next Tuesday at Howard Johnsons after supper at 7 pm. Six of the original 24 charter members remain, including Rothwell N Mac Rae, the charter president, and H Theodore Seaneels. Two members have 15 years perfect attendance, MacRae and Currier, with awards to be presented.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson's
Rothwell
N. MacRae
H. Theodore Seaneels
Philip
MacRae
Currier
Public hearings set for October 16 on town warrants
Concord finance committee will hold a public hearing in the Veterans Building on Tuesday October 16 to hear action on warrant articles for the town meeting. The planning board will hold a public hearing at the same venue later that evening.
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Concord
Veterans Building
Pe Atown
Bilanning Board
Ter 16
Oc Cme
de Bearton D Webster
Planning Board
Edward K. True
Town Clock Changeover Planned Next Weekend
The town schedules a clock changeover on Saturday October with 5 30 a.m. transfer in central and western areas. If weather delays, movement shifts to Sunday October 7. Residents are urged to use mechanical clocks during the changeover per a notice in this week's Enterprise.
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