Three youths held for bail on Concord thefts
Three youths pleaded guilty in Concord District Court to breaking and entering and larceny of a car. Judge Pierre A. Northrup ordered them held for the grand jury with bail set at 7500 dollars. Suspects Harry D. Allen Donald P. Clark and Richard Dalley were arrested at Bradford Motor Company by Lexington police at gunpoint after entering via a side window and loading batteries onto a car reported stolen. They were sent to East Cambridge Jail in lieu of bail.
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Concord District Court
Pierre A. Northrup
Edd
Harry D. Allen
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Lexington
Bradford Motor Company
Bedford Street
Kennneth Nutt
James Burdick
Tehee
East Camhbridge
Concord Citizens Campaign Exceeds Goal For Nine Agencies
The Concord drive surpassed its $65,500 goal, enabling nine member agencies to carry on their duties for the coming year with budgeted funds. Volunteers and organizations raised funds to aid neighbors in emergencies and to share each other’s troubles, marking a successful community effort.
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Concord
Concord Couple Welcomes Third Child in October
Mr and Mrs John Holmes Byron of 58 Thoreau Street Concord announce the birth of their third child and first son on October 22 at Brersor Hospital. Mrs Byron formerly Catherine Sheehan. Lawrence relatives from West Concord recently attended Nova Scotia for a golden wedding anniversary. Little Mary Ellen Brown recovering from tonsil and adenoids surgery at Emerson Hospital last week. Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal Church on Thursday November 6 at 10 a.m with Bible class to follow. Worship and religious education meetings scheduled that day. Henry S Murray of Cambridge Turnpike celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary last Sunday October 26. Mrs Murray formerly Esther Sanborn of Belmont and they have two sons.
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John Holmes Byron
Thoreau Street
Concord
Brérsor Hospital
Byron
Catherine T Sheehan
Maxivell E. Lawrence
Main Street
William R. Lawrence
Assabet Avenue
West Concord
Nova Scotia
Mary Ellen Brown
T. Frederick Brown
Beknap Street
Emerson Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Church
William H. Clark
Henry S. Murray
Cambridge Turnpike
Murray
Esther Sanborn
Belmont
Card of Thanks for Stina Honkala Loss
The Hyden Honkala and related families express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for sympathy, floral tributes, and sympathy cards during their bereavement for the late Stina Honkala. Signed by Onni Hyden, Paul Honkala, Wairio Honkala, Phylis Honkala, George Honkala, and Irene.
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Stina Honkala
Onni Hyden
Paul
Wairio Honkala
George Honkala
Irene
Massachusetts Safety Council Urges Vehicle Checkups Today
The Massachusetts Safety Council urges all car owners to keep vehicles in safe condition to prevent wrecks and ensure safe driving.
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The
Massachusetts Safety Council
Acton Set to Vote as Polls Open 11 to 8
Acton Town Clerk Harlan E. Tuttle announces polls will open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. next Tuesday November 4 with voters voting at their usual polling places. Acton has 2230 registered voters and a record vote is forecast. About 50 to 55 absentee ballots have been requested, many non veterans away on election day.
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Acton
Harlan E. Tuttle
Tuttle
Adventurechild Stanly Davis Falls From Window
Detroit nine month old Stan ley Davis crawled from his crib to an open window and tumbled twenty feet to a concrete sidewalk. Doctors found no injuries beyond minor scrapes and bruises.
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Detroit
Stanley Davis
Stow Girls Host Halloween Party for Scout Troop
Twenty eight Girl Scouts attended a costume Halloween party Monday at the Town Hall. Prizes went to Linda Scott for most original costume Colleen Hace and Gay Wetherbee for prettiest costume Ann Ofoole and Sirsa Dexter tied for funniest costume. Priscilla Nelson supervised the event followed by refreshments.
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Stow Girls
Town Hall
Sudbury Dance Event Invites Residents for Evening Fun
Modern dancing with Steve Bray's Orchestra promises a good tune. Refreshments are free. Festivities begin at 9 p.m. and Sudbury residents are invited to join the fun.
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Steve Bray
Sudbury
Free Dance in Sudbury Auditorium for Friends of Life
On Saturday November 1 a Free Dance will be held in the School Auditorium in Sudbury by Friends of Life. The notice notes a separate comparison of federal tax collections to 1950 total gross revenues of all government units.
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Sudbury
Friends of Life
Square
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