Middlesex awards Hawes for soil conservation effort
The Middlesex district supervisors pick L. Roy Hawes and Son of Sudbury as top conservation farmers earning an all expense paid trip to Goodyear’s Arizona farm in December. Hawes, now Massachusetts agriculture commissioner, has led Merrie Meadows Farm’s conservation showplace efforts and continually improves his plans. Concord School Committee shifts its September meeting to September 8 at 7 30 p m at the high school with Chairman Winthrop H Lee presiding.
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Middlesex
L. Roy Hawes
Massachusetts
Robert Stuart
Littleton
Hans van Leer
Lincoln
Herbert Sweet
Pepperell
Hawes
Roy
Merrie Meadows Farm
Sudbury
Concord
Concord School Committee
Winthrop H. Lee
1500 Attend County Fair at Concord
About 1 500 people attended the 4 H fair at the State Armory in Concord on Saturday with dairy and horse shows at Shirley and Burlington. Over 500 entries yielded prizes for boys and girls, led by Stephen D. Klyce Jr 11 of Lexington with several awards. Anne Jane and Dana Rowe of North Reading also earned multiple prizes. General chair Robert Winterhalter of Ashland oversaw the event with poultry vegetables clothes handicraft foods rabbits on display.
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Concord
State Armory
Shirley
Burlington
Stephen D. Klyce, Jr
Lexington
Rowe
Anne
Jane
Dana
North Reading
Robert Winterhalter
Ashland
Rebecca Goddard
Bedford
Mary Huff
Carleton Huff
Lincoln
Reading
North Reading Wayland
Natick
Concord Receives New 1954 Chevrolet Police Cruiser
Local police last Friday received a new 1954 Chevrolet police cruiser replacing a damaged 1954 Ford from August 7 during an emergency call. The cruiser joins other 1954 Ford units and was obtained from Minuteman Chevrolet Company as the low bidder, equipped with radio and essential gear.
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Concord
Chevrolet
Ford
Minuteman
Chevrolet Company
Frederick R. Child Dies at 58 in Concord Home
Frederick Rand Child Jr. 58, ex restaurateur and dance teacher, died suddenly at his Concord home. Born March 21, 1896 in Hyde Park Vermont, he operated Mill Dam Tea Room 1930 to 1946 and taught dance across several towns. Survived by a brother John Randal Child of Wellesley. Burial in Hyde Park. Funeral held at Trinitarian Congregational Church with Rev. Robert H Barber officiating.
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Concord
Frederick Rand Child, Jr
Lexington Road
Hyde Park
Vermont
University of Vermont
Boston University
U.S. Army Infantry
Mill Dam
Vermont Post
A.L
Mount Vernon Lodge
Civil Defense Agency
Local Major Returns After Jet Flight
Lincoln Major James L. Lew Cunningham a Republican primary candidate for the 10th Middlesex District in the General Court returns to South Weymouth with Marine Fighter Squadron 322 from two weeks of maneuvers at El Toro California. He is a World War I and Korean War veteran with six years of active service and members of VFW Elks Bar Association and a practicing lawyer. He formerly lived in South Acton. May. Cunningham 34 resides in Lincoln is married with two children and graduated from Northeastern University and Boston University Law School.
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Lincoln
James L
Lew) Cunningham
Middlesex
South Weymouth
Marine Fighter Squadron 322
el Toro
California
Maj. Cunningham
VFW
the Elks
The
Bar Association
South Acton
May. Cunningham
Northeastern University School of Business Administration
Boston University Law School
No Bad Accidents During Big Blow
Concord police kept communications functioning as a severe wind event hit the area. State police cited two property damage crashes on Route 2 including a downed traffic light at Crosby's station near the Cambridge turnpike junction. Lights were out but generators were deployed to support emergency services.
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Concord
Crosby’s
Cambridge’ Turnpike
Concord ’Pike
Lions Hold Summer Outing at Semenza Camp
Members of the Waltham Lions club enjoyed their annual summer outing yesterday at Dr. Nicholas J. Semenza's White Pond summer home in Concord. It was a stag affair. An outing was listed last Sunday at the Groton camp of President Herbert S. Swanson.
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LIONS
Concord
Waltham Lions Club
Nicholas J. Semenza
White Pond
Herbert S. Swanson
Groton
Sudbury Grange Fair Crowned Most Successful Ever
More than 700 visitors attended Sudbury Grange Fair the sunlit day. A record 468 exhibits drew 260 prizes with 206 to non-grange members. Hudson Stow and Lincoln granges joined, plus seven cooperating groups. Hudson Grange won the Mass State Grange Award for best display. MrsDonald Wilson won the Middlesex County Fairs Rosette. Bobby Oulett won the Agriculture Award. Robert St Clairs door prize. Albert Goodnow guessed 4750 of 4776 beans. Merton Haskell shone in horseshoes. Thomas Curran attended from the State Department of Agriculture. David Williams aided with Harris and other officials. Fire demonstrations and auction services entertained as 894 members helped. Details to follow.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Grangy
Hudson, Stow
Lincoln
Seal Grange
Hudson Grange
Mass
Thomas F.curran
State Department of Agriculture
David B. Williams
Governor’s Council
Williams Ringer nuptials join Brookline and Sudbury families
Miss Anne Elizabeth Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Williams of 176 Commonwealth Avenue marries Robert Rock Ringer Jr son of Mrs Sylvia Ringer of 27 Stanton Road Brookline at Martha Parish Unitariang. The ceremony featured orchids and lace attire. Attendees and future plans noted with university ties and local community figures. The couple reside in Concord Massachusetts after a wedding trip.
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Robert Hock Ringer, Jr
Anne Elizabeth Williams
West Concord
Mary-Martha Chapel
South Sudbury
Boston
Charles Young
John J. Williams
Commonwealth Avenue
Robert Rock Ringer, Jr
Sylvia Ringer
Stan
Skidmore
New Hal
Bury College
Theta Chi
Williams
Ringer
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Rich Sudburyden
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