Republican Rally Urges Turnout To Blindly Back State Victory
Concord Republicans gathered at the Girl Scout House to stress vote turnout for GOP control. Christian A. Herter Jr and William Hays urged victory to prevent Democratic redistricting, citing past progress and urging volunteers for polling logistics.
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Concord
Girl Scout House
Governor’s Council
Christian A. Herter, Jr
Fifth Middlesex
William Hays
Republican Town Committee
Sherman Blair, Jr
Republican Club
Alexander Ellis
John Maton Jr
David Williams
Ayer District Court
Blair
Walden Street
Ellis
Herter
Maynard Bank Explains Saving and Availability
Assabet Institution for Savings remains a longtime local advertiser to inform residents about thrift and savings. Donald W Park treasurer notes the bank funds ads in the En Rise and emphasizes saving as setting aside funds for safety and ready availability, with focus on access and security over income.
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Aynard
Aésabet Institution For Savings
Donald Wer
Assabet Institution For Savings
Astra
Arid Savings
Mr. Parks
Sykes Welcome William Russell At Emerson Hospital
Bedford announces the birth of William Russell Sykes on October 8 at Emerson Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charless Sykes. The town supports the Emerson Hospital Harvest program and the First Parish Unitarian Church couples club hosts a Halloween event. An adult discussion at First Parish tonight features Mrs. Harry Martin on Religion and Psychology.
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Charless Sykes
Nickerson Road
William Russell
Emerson Hospital
Couples Club
First Parish Unitarian Church
L.R.Y
Bimerica Road
Harryartin
Conroad
U. S. Veteran Hospital
Mission Sunday and Parish Waste Paper Drive at St Elizabeth
West Acton parishioners of St Elizabeth of Hungary held Mission Sunday with Holy Communion and October devotions. Next Sunday at 11 am the parish conducts a town-wide waste paper collection. a whist party Saturday at 8 pm funds the Jesuit Shadowbrook. All Saints Day masses set for 7 am and 7:45 pm with confessions next Wednesday. All Souls Day masses planned for 6 and 6:30 am.
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West Acton
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Acton Catholic Guild
Daniel F. Riordan
Shadowbrook Fund
Lillian Sheehan
Old Into New Buffalo Man Sells Tiny Car For Profit
Silvio Barbati a Buffalo garage operator rejected a $2,500 bid for a $50 automobile He rebuilt the two cylinder engine refurbished the wooden body replaced the 42 inch wheels and rims with hard rubber tires The result is a 1909 Chase runabout made anew.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Silvio Barbati
Barbati
Chase
Newsprint Production Urged To Meet 1960 Demand
William Dwight, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Assn and Holyoke Transcript Telegraph, warned at the New England Newspaper Advertising Executives Assn meeting that major newsprint production increases are needed by 1960 to keep daily newspapers as the core mass medium. He cautioned against complacency and stressed expanding both supply and quality of content to meet rising demand and population growth.
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Boston
William Dwight
Assn
Dwight
Holyoke
Mass
Transcript Telegram
New England
As¢n
U.S.A
Busy highway construction ahead in Massachusetts
H Gordon Gray chief engineer and acting commissioner of the state Public Works Department told the New England Road Builders Association fall meeting that the next 13 years will be the busiest yet. He projected annual highway spending of 100 million dollars for interstate work plus 14 million under Chapter 90 and 20 to 30 million for primary and secondary programs, totaling about 140 to 150 million per year.
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U. S. Congress
Massachusetts
Commeree
a_ Boston’ Port Authority
Eaton
Concord
Rep
Hays
Charles Gibbons
H. Gordon Gray
State Public Works Department
Gray
N. E. Road Builders Ass’n
Hotel Statler
Eisenhower
Commonwealth
Church of Christ members visit Mrs. Brodie for dessert and bridge
United Workers of Church of Christ members visited Mrs. Leviah Brodie at 371 Concord Road on Tuesday afternoon. They enjoyed dessert and bridge. Dr. Gilbert C. Garland, admissions director at Northeastern University, will speak at Bedford High School on Tuesday, December 30, and will outline a plan of study and guidance.
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United Workers of Church of Christ
Leviah Brodie
Concord Road
Gilbert C. Garland
Northeastern University
Eaker
Bedford High School
Lebel
Tor
Scouting Span Opens for Boys Aged Eight to Eighteen
The program invites boys to participate in Scouting across a ten year span starting at age eight and continuing until age eighteen, highlighting long term involvement and personal development.
Prescription cost average in the United States
The Health News Institute in New York reports the average prescription price nationwide as 2.40 dollars. The statistic highlights the typical cost faced by consumers seeking medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health News Institute
New York
UNICEF Halloween drive kids collect for world relief
Children of Concord collect for UNICEF on Halloween with mothers and neighbors aiding a campaign. Firemen and local groups distribute cartons and tags, with listed mothers accepting containers after the night. Donations of coins and snacks support 600 million children worldwide. thanks given to Howard Johnson's The Battlefield Restaurant and Economy Market.
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Children of Concord
Unicef
Mothers
Concord
West Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Rose Hawthorne School
West Concord Union Church
Unitarian Sunday School
Trinity Young People’s Group
Mesdames Leonard Kent
Bradley, Dewey
Thomas Porter
Samuel Hazard
Egbert Ss. Newbury, Jr
Donald Gillespie
Henry Bowen
Winthrop Lee
Charles Putnam
A. E. Benfield
Robert Bowen
Roger Nordbloom
David Arnold
George Wadleigh
Paul Cali
Mesdames Russell Wheeler
Robert Butman
Hugo Logemann
Thomas Doran
Frederick c. Klinck
Thomas Kirkness
Sidney, Chester
Robert Richardson
William H. Clark
Victor Coss
Howard Johnson
Bedford GOP rally at new legion hall draws local turnout
Bedford Sunday night gathering hosted by Bedford Women Republicans Club with Associate Justice David B. Williams of Concord as keynote speaker. Also notes upcoming confessions at St. Michael’s Church and LR Y meeting with film The Story of Our Bible. Church services led by Rev Henry L Bird and Rev Dean Nale.
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G.O.P
New Legion Hall
Bedford Women’s Republicans Club
David B. Williams
Concord
L.R.Y
First Parish Unitarian Church
Barry Breland
Julie Craig
Mission Churches of Episcopalians and
Baptists
Henry L. Bird
Déan Nale
Tor
Texans boast about Texas visit Colorado on Pike's Peak
Texans boasted about Texas pride as they travel to Colorado. During July, 2,305 Texas cars drove the Pike's Peak highway near Colorado Springs, compared with 2,108 Colorado vehicles counted on the same road.
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Colorado Springs
Texas
Colorado
Pike’s Peak
Here
Reunion and social Friday at Our Lady's West Concord
Parish reunion and harvest social set for Friday at 8 pm in the Thoreau School featuring silver tea in the cafeteria dancing in the gym with Jimmie McHale orchestra and an auditorium auction. Refreshments available with last minute tickets from Holy Name officers and chairmen. Sponsored by the Holy Name Society.
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West Concord
New Thoreau School
Jimmie McHale
Holy Name
James V. McMullen
Robert G. Windheim
Salem subdivision gains Poverty Street designation
Salem residents face change as Poverty Street is added to a subdivision approved by the City Planning Commission. The notice hints at bond considerations labeled BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS.
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Salem, Ore
Poverty Street
City Planning Commission
Memory aid for salesmen from Shackleton at 12 Endview Avenue
Henry Shackleton, a Lynbrook appliance salesman, faced daily embarrassment for forgetting names after meetings. He solved the issue by making a mental note of the customer, writing the name in a notebook, and visualizing the entry to reinforce recognition.
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Enry Shackleton
Endview Avenue
Lynbrook
New York
Henry
Bedford Boy 11 Dies After Illness and Surgery
Bedford Davidson Clinton Fox died at Symmes Arlington Hospital after a three week illness and an intestinal operation. He was born in Waltham, lived in Bedford, and belonged to Troop 16 of Boy Scouts. Funeral services were held at Church of Christ with burial at Shawsheen Cemetery. Everett L. Gottschalk directed arrangements.
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Bedford
David Clinton Fox
Emerson Fox
Great Road
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Waltham
Church of Christ
Union School
Joan Fox
Bedford High Hool
Gertrude Bliss
Esse L. Derby
Nent
Shawsheen Cemetery
Franklin Field
Everett L. Gottschalk
Central cooling gains strong home approval and practical benefits
The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association notes near unanimous support for whole house air conditioning. Benefits include dust reduction, quieter environments, allergy relief, reduced medical costs, and easier housekeeping.
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Gama
Gradtea
A & Engines
Gree Gas
Forty first Annual Meeting of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts
The Associated Industries of Massachusetts will hold its Fortyfirst Annual Meeting at the Statler in Boston on October 25. About 1900 Bay State industrialists and guests will attend a day and night program featuring national educators, industrial leaders, and entertainment. M. Hajison of Champion International Company in Lawrence will be General Chairman, with Robert C. Sprague of Sprague Electric Company in North Adams as co chair for the Morning Industrial Conference.
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Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
Statfey
West
Knape
Bay State
M. Hajison
Eee
Champion International Company
Lawrence
Robert C. Sprague
Glorius
Obituary Notice for Salem Born Autom Member Hobson
Walter R. Hobson of South Acton born in Salem was son of Grace Hobson. A graduate of Salem and Northeastern he lived in Lexington and Acton. He served Judson Hospital Waltham and was a member of the South Acton Congregational Church Lodge A F and A M Lions Club and Sportsmen's Club. Survived by family including Margaret Syracuse Roxbury Witherell Salem and a grandson.
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South Acton
Walter
Hobson
Acton
Salem
Grace Hobson
Northeastern
Lexington
Mrn Acton
Judson
Hop Waltham
South Acton Og Church
Lodge
T¢ Lions Club
Sportsmen
Rochester freshman Ling to study at University arts science
Carter Ling of Sud i gan his studies at Arts and Science of City of Rochester Hy her of the freshman Numbers over 500 The son of Mr and Mrs G Ling He is a graduate of Sud School where he joined student government baseball and basketball At the University he rolled in the AFRON
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Rochester
N.Y
Carter Ling
Sudia Gan
Arts
City of Rochester
Mrt
G. Ling
Sud School
Massachusetts program highlights crowded with many participants
The report outlines an exciting membership drive in Massachusetts featuring a large turnout and active engagement from numerous participants. Organizers emphasize broad interest and community support, aiming to expand reach and impact.
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Meni
Oerie
Massachusetts
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