Couple Married At Home In Acton At Liberty Tree House
Miss Dorothy Zimmer and Paul Acton wed in a home ceremony on Liberty Tree Street Acton officiated by K Jones Methodist minister. The bride wore coral crystallette and white orchids. the groom wore formal attire. After a reception the couple planned to reside in South Acton.
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Ign
Liberty Tree House
Dorothy Pailroad
M. Hardy
Gimmer
Parker Acton
K. Jones
Aubrey Paskets
Cere
mar“Beck
Paul Zimmer
Liberty Tree Acton
Heather
Niagara Falls
South Acton
Zimmer
M Iton High Schoo
Middlesex County ‘Extension ‘Service
Concord
Medford High School
U. S. Air Force
Howard Johnson's
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs John Zdanowicz
Mr and Mrs John Zdanowicz of Crescent street celebrate the birth of a son at Marlboro Hospital on Tuesday October 4. The Civic Club schedules a meeting at Town Hall Monday evening October 10. Movies include a color film about the American Territorial Possessions The Virgin Islands. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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John Zdanowicz
Crescent Street
Marlboro Hospital
Civic Club
Town Hall
Virgin Islands
Trucks Ton Stake Offer Refused This Month
Auction ad shows ton pickup prices 795 995 and a 1095 offer refused. Promotes inspections month and rush to get a sticker before Saturdays and 9 pm closures. Ends with urging action and sale details.
Sudbury Meeting Unites Grange and PTA For School Reception
The Sudbury Grange and PTA partnered for an annual faculty reception on September 27 to welcome new teachers and discuss future needs. Attendees included James DeNormandie state representative Rexford Souder and Dr. J. Paul Mather University of Massachusetts president who urged state federal aid and emphasized teacher salaries and education funding.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Garage
P.T.A
James DeNormandie
Lincoln
Grange
Harris W. Crmons
T.A
Walter Baldwin, Jr
Rexford Souder
Grang
J. Carroll Morris
J. Paul Mather
University of Massachusetts
Middle West
Princeton
Mather
New England
Massachusetts
Dr. Mathers
L. Roy Hawes
George Adams
Merton Haskell
Four Involved In Automobile Upset In Sudbury
A serious accident on Concord Road near St. Elizabeth's Chapel injured four occupants of an Indiana car driven by Mr. Harrison. They were taken to Emerson Hospital by Twombley ambulance. The driver was arrested and found guilty of operating so as to endanger and fined in court.
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Sudbury
Concord Road
St. Elizabeth’s Chapel
Indiana
Harrison
Emerson Hospital
Twombley
Sudbury Building Inspector Reports September Permits
Sudbury building inspector Albert St. Germaine reports 33 permits issued for single dwellings in September with an estimated value of 324 300 dollars.
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Albert St. Germaine
Sudbury
Acton P T A Meeting Reports Rising Costs and Enrollments
About 250 people attend the Acton P T A fall gathering at Julia L. McCarthy Primary School. Speakers discuss enrollment growth from 889 last June to 985 this September, transportation and school cost increases, and progress on the Roex borough Acton building amid estimated costs rising by about 300000.
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Acton
Acton P.T.A
Julia L. McCarthy
Lloyd E. Williamson
William Owen
William L. O’connell
Robert Lund
Acton Lions Club Holds Supper Meeting in South Acton
The new Acton Lions Club met Tuesday at the Liberty Tree House South Acton with President Richard A. Gallant presiding. Twenty two of 26 charter members attended. Concord Lions Club officials visited and plans were made for officer installation October 18 and charter night October 29. Ill member John A. Phingston was reported ill.
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P.T.A
Gallant
Leon J. Moreau
Concord Club
Arthur A. Dunphy
George Allen
John A. Phingston
Sudbury Little League Banquet Draws Crowd
The annual Sudbury Little League banquet at the school cafeteria drew about ninety attendees. Chicken pie and ice cream by Nims, cakes, pickles, sauce, and Hood’s milk were served, with silent movies enjoyed afterward.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Little League
Hood’s
Acton Woman Fifth Polio Case Reported
Ruth A Haushalter, 25, wife of Carl Haushalter of 8 Seneca Joad Acton, was rushed by ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital on Friday. A Concord doctor feared polio and ordered her removal. she was listed seriously ill as the season's fifth Acton polio case.
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West Acton
Ruth A. Haushelter
Seneca Joad
Carl H. Haushalter
Massachusetts General Hospital
Concord
Acton
Sudbury Woman Attends Funeral of Brother In N H
Mrs. Albert Young travels to Lyndon New Hampshire to attend the funeral of her brother in law Edward Young age 85 or 86. Webster Cutting accompanies her and Bert Young travels with them as far as Maynard. En route they note peak fall foliage along Route 6 to Deerfield. Williams defeats U Mass 4 to 1 in a game observed during the trip. Cutting plays half the contest due to a sprained ankle. The Redmen have a game at Worcester Tech on October 8 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Cutting plans to attend if weather cooperates.
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Sudbury
Albert Young
Lyndon
N. H
Edward Young
Webster Cutting
Bert Young
Maynard
Deerfield
Vermont
Williams-U. of Mass
Sudbury Plans Special Meeting on School Site Proposals
Sudbury voters will attend a special Town Meeting to decide on three sites for future schools or municipal facilities. Signs reading Writing Prohibited by Law in Sudbury Selectmen have been posted, informing residents of the notice and upcoming discussion.
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Sudbury
New Arrivals at Emerson Hospital
Bedford births list several newborns including a son to Philip R. Smith and wife at 11 Genetti circle on September 20 a daughter to Earl E. Adler and wife at 46 Elm street on September 22 a son to Robert E. Ferrick and wife at 48 Spring road on September 24 a son to Albert H. Russian and wife at 218 North road on September 29 and a daughter to John R. Minty and wife at 839 North road on October 1.
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Bedford
Emerson Hospital
Philip R. Smith
Genetti Circle
Earl E. Adler
Elm Street
Robert E. Ferrick
Spring Road
Albert H. Russian
North Road
John R. Minty
Grace Hunt Celebrates 80th Birthday in Sudbury
A surprise party on Tuesday honored Grace Hunt for her 80th birthday at the home of Mrs. Richard Whelpley. Attending were multiple mothers, four children, and Mrs. John Coop, Mrs. Luther Child, Mrs. Kenneth Throckmorton, the Whelpley family, and Hunt's two youngsters. The gathering shared a birthday cake.
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Sudbury
Grace Hunt
Richard Whelpley
Hunt
Ohn Oop
Luther M. Child
Kenneth ‘Throckmorton
Wo Whelpley
Sudbury Bridges Open After Flood Repairs
Sudbury Highway Dept. announces Stearns Mill Bridge on Dutton road will reopen this week after flood damage. Two Hop Brook bridges were severely damaged and rebuilt with concrete to prevent future collapse. A reinforced concrete slab over Stearns Mill arches strengthens the structure. Local contractor F Bonazzoli and Sons of Hudson undertook the work. Planning and Highway departments coordinate detours and flood recovery efforts with state reimbursement sought.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Highway Dept
Stearns Mill
Dutton Road
Hop Brook
Planning Board
Highway Dept
Dept
Diane
Card Party Attendees at Middlesex Legion Auxili ary in Waltham
Mrs Charles Spiller Mrs M Gradville Haley Mrs Wilfred Spiller and Mrs C Arvid Nelson attended the annual Middlesex Card Party of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Hall in Waltham. Mrs Nelson won the door prize.
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Charles Spiller
M. Gradville Haley
Wilfred Spiller
C. Arvid Nelson
Middlesex
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Waltham
Nelson
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J. Paul Mathers
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George Neagle
Regional School Committee
Roexborough-Acton
Robert Stow
Aubrey C. Kretschmar
Albert Richmond
Gilbert Associates
Brother
van Auction Barn
Lower Main St
TEL
Hudson
Marlboro
P. S
Vangie Anastas
George Thompson
Middlesex County
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Everett Broughton
Emerson
Charlton
Main Street
Orion-Dynes Fur
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