Youths held for bail after Concord thefts
Three youths were arraigned in Concord District Court on breaking and entering and larceny of a car. Judge Northrup ordered them held for the Grand Jury with bail set at 7500 each. Jad Allen Donald Clark and Richard Dalley pleaded guilty and were remanded to East Cambridge Jail.
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Concord
Concord District Court
Piette A. Northrup
Jad D. Allen
Sumner Place
Roxbury
Lexington
Donald P.clark
Golden Bridge
New York
Somerville
Richard Dalley
Roxbury Street
Bradford Motor Company
Bedford Street
Kenneth Nutt
James Burdick
Suticit
East Cambridge
Concord families note births anniversaries and church events
Mr and Mrs John Holmes Byron of 58 Thoreau street Concord welcome their third child a son born October 22 at Emerson Hospital Mrs Byron formerly Catherine T Sheehan Maxell E Lawrence of 205 Main street and William R Lawrence of 12 Assabet avenue West Concord recently visited Nova Scotia to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Lt Mary Ellen Brow daughter of Mr and Mrs T Frederick Brown of 14 Beknap street is recovering from a tonsillectomy and adenoids operation at Emerson Hospital last week On Thursday November 6 Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal Church will be at 10 am followed by Bible class by Rev William H Clark rector The religious education commission meets at 745 pm that day Monday worship commission to meet at 745 Mr Henry S Murray of Cambridge Turnpike celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary last Sunday October 26 Mrs Murray formerly Esther Sanborn of Belmont and the couple have two sons.
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John Holmes Byron
Thoreau Street
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Byron
Catherine T. Sheehan
Maxawell E. Lawrence
Main Street
William R. Lawrence
Assabet Avenue
West Concord
Nova Scotia
Mary Ellen Brow, Daue
T. Frederick Brown
Beknap Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
William H. Clark
Pecter
Mission
Heniy 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 neighbors for sympathy tributes and cards after the loss of their mother Stina Honkala. Signed by Onni Hyden Paul Waine Honkala George Honkala Irene Honkala and others.
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Stina Honkala
Onni Hyden
Paul
Waine Honkala
Physis
George Honkala
Irene
Safety council urges checkups for safe driving
The Massachusetts Safety Council urges car owners to have vehicles checked today to prevent accidents and ensure safe driving. Regular inspections are emphasized as essential for road safety and compliance.
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The
Massachusetts Safety Council
Acton Polls Open 11 A.M. To 8 P.M. For Election Day
Town Clerk Harlan E. Tuttle announces polls will be open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. next Tuesday November 4 in Acton where 2230 voters are registered. A record vote is forecast. about 50 to 55 absentee ballots are expected from residents not home on election day.
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Acton
Harlan E. Tuttle
Tuttle
Infant Falls From Window In Detroit Nine Months Old
Stan ley Davis, a nine month old from Detroit, crawled from his crib to an open window and fell about twenty feet to a concrete sidewalk. Doctors found no injuries or lasting harm after the accident.
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Detroit
Stanley Davis
Stow Girls Host Halloween Costume Party
Twenty eight Girl Scouts attended a costume party at the Town Hall in Stow on Monday. Linda Scott won first for most original costume, Colleen Mace and Gay Wetherbee tied for prettiest costume, and Ann O'Toote and Susan Dexter tied for funniest costume. Priscilla Nelson led the event with refreshments served after games and prizes.
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Stow Girls
Town Hall
Tume
Colleen Mace
Gay Wetherbee
Ann O ™Oote
Suan Dexter
Priscilla Nelson
Modern dancing night with Steve Bray Orchestra
Sudbury residents invited to an eight o clock dancing event headlined by Steve Bray's Orchestra. Free refreshments will be provided and organizers promise a good time for all.
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Afd
Steve Bray
Sudbury
Free Dance Tonight At Sudbury School Auditorium
On Saturday November 1 a Free Dance will be held in the School Auditorium to benefit Friends of Life. The item notes that federal tax collections alone match the total gross revenues for all government units in 1950, per NAM study.
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Sudbury
Friends of Life
Square
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