Miss Mary Jean Walter Fetes Ten Prize Party
Miss Mary Jean Walter daughter of Mrs Maurice Me in street celebrated a ten prize party at the Margaret Shea convent on Tuesday evening with several friends from Bedford Littleton Gton Harvard and Rose Hawk School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Walter
Maurice Mein Street
Margaret Shea
Bedford
Littleton
Gton
Harvard
Rose Hawk School
Sis- Holy Union of the
At the Mother
Break In At Wad Sporting Goods Recounts Suspected Thieves
Police patrolman Ralph reported a break at Wad Sporting Goods early yesterday. Detectives questioned several witnesses about possible suspects and whether they had escaped with any items. Costello indicated initial leads were being pursued as of yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Wad Sporting Goods
Costello
Clon Community Births at Emerson Hospital
The notice lists newborns welcomed at Emerson Hospital with families from Lexington road and Prairie Avenue. Names include Mr and Mrs Ken, with a birth announced for August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospi
Ken
Prairie
Lexington Road
Back to School Season and Town Updates Highlight Local Notes
September arrives with fall plans and town meetings resuming. Local boards resume activities as selective signs and campaigns spark in Concord Maynard Sudbury and Framingham. Goodwill Industries helps employ a handicapped worker after a charity parking lot sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Weather Bureau
Maynard
Otis Whitney
Concord
David Williams
T Ayer
John Sheehan
Whitney, Williams, & Sheehan
Jack
Concord Court
Stow
Sudbury
Maynard Selectmen
Framingham
Senate
George Cabot Lodge
Coe
Droney
Alford
Tom” Brennan
Concord Enterprise
Nason Street
Twin Oaks
Mass
Waverly V. F. W
St. Casimir’s
South Actor Congregational Church
Goodwill Industries
Regular Schedule Resumes Sunday at Church of the Good Shepherd
Regular fall services restart this Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd with 8 am Holy Communion and 10 am prayer service and nursery care. Church school resumes Sept 16 with location to be announced in next week’s Enterprise. Samuel L. Davis assumes publicity duties for the building committee planning a permanent church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Samuel L. Davis
Boatman Named Assessor As Town Sells Land for School Use
The selectmen met Tuesday to discuss selling 24.94 acres for school use and approved an option to purchase 35 acres now owned by Mr and Mrs Jenks for five years. An invoice of 31 175 was received. A board of assessors vacancy created by William D Tuttle’s resignation was filled with Dewey E Boatman elected to serve until March 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Tuttle
Dewey E. Boatman
Warren F. Birch
Boatman
St Bernard’s Church Announces Mass Schedule and Classes
St Bernard’s Church will hold two masses at 8 30 a m for Sunday School children in the lower church and for all others in the upper church. Other masses are at 7 10 and 11 30 a m. Sunday School follows the 8 30 mass. Children seven by June 1 1963 may enroll in First Holy Communion. Saturday mass and requiem services are noted for Elizabeth M McPhillips and Timothy B Barry respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St .Bernard’s
Monument Square
Elizabeth M. McPhillips
Timothy B. Barry
Sunday Services At First Parish To Resume
Concord notice announces First Parish in meetinghouse will resume Sept 7 at 11 o clock with Rev Arthur B Jellis delivering Faiths Finest Hour. Philip Trumbull returns on organ, David Dayton soloist. Church school sessions resume Sept 13 under Roger Duncan and Mrs Duncan. parents invited to inquire.
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Concord
First Parish
Arthur’ B. Jellis
Philip Trumbull
David Dayton
First
Roger Duncan
Duncan
Veteran Merchant Begins 50th Year
Concord reports Thomas J. Healy, of 2 Laurel Court, starts his 50th year in business on Walden Street. Formerly in the fish trade, he has operated a local liquor store since 1934. Tom is regarded as the dean of tonal merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Thomas J. Healy
Laurel Court
Walden Street
Tom
Tonal Merchants
Three Youths Arraigned For Revolver Fires
Concord police picked up three youths Law rence French 21 Robert Crawford 19 and Harold Nichols 19 after reports of gunfire in the Annursnac Hill area. They admitted carrying revolvers without permits and firing too close to a dwelling and faced a third charge of malicious destruction. In district court Tuesday Judge Maurice McWalter found them guilty of malicious damage and ordered restitution, continuing the case for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lawrence French
Riverdale Road
Robert Crawford
Martin Road
Harold Nichols
Harvard
Annursnac Hill
Maurice McWalter
School Lunch Program Ready for Concord Cafeterias
Concord public schools and Concord-Carlisle High School plan full cafeteria operation on the first day of school. Manager Thorburn notes meals stay priced as usual and meet federal school lunch standards while subsidies and commodities keep costs down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Robert Thorburn
Concord Public Schools
Concord-Carlisle High School
Charter Pilot John B Conley Joins Baker Airways
Carlisle New Hampshire notices John B Conley aged 35 of Acton Street has completed East Coast Aero Tech flight training and becomes a charter pilot for Baker Airways of Springfield Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
John B Conley
Acton Street
East Coast Aero Tech
Baker Airways
Springfield
Back to Work Carlisle Couple Return from Summer Camp
Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. Sidney G. MacRae former Inga Larson of South Street are back home after a Maine summer vacation at their camp in Iscotta. There they met Horace P. Tirrell and Benjamin L. Benoit Sr retired Concord businessmen now residing in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Sidney G. MacRae
Inga Larson
South Street
Iscotta
Horace P. Tirrell
Benjamin L. Benoit, Sr
Concord
Local Officer Reassigned to Shaw AFB
William B. Ripley of Bedford Massachusetts has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force after graduating from Officer Training School at Lackland A F B Texas He earned a B A from Hamilton College in Clinton New York before enlisting in May and is the son of Mr and Mrs William S Ripley He will be reassigned to Shaw A F B South Carolina for duty He is a member of Psi Upsilon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackland A. F. B
Tex
William B. Ribley
Bedford
Mass
U. S. Air Force
Ripley
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Air Force
William S. Ripley
Elmbrook Circle
Psi Upsilon
Shaw A.F.B
S. C
Legion Delegates Attend Meetings at Danvers and Bedford
Acton-Miss Mildred Mahaney and Mrs Stanley A Nedza will attend a testimonial banquet at King's Grant Motor Inn Danvers for Wanda Williams Ipswich state Auxiliary president. Middlesex County council American Legion meets Sunday at Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post Bedford. Local delegates are Rufus W McFarland Nedza Commander James M McBride and Col Edward J Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Mildred Mahaney
Stanley A. Nedza
American Auxiliary
King’s Grant Motor Inn
Danvers
Wanda Williams
Ipswich
Middlesex County Council
American Legion
Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post
Bedford
Rufus W. McFarland
Nedza
James M. McBride
Edward J. Higgins
Reynolds Couple Return To Home
Mr and Mrs Harold Reynolds left Tuesday for their Norco California home after a three month stay with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Earl Hayward at Stow Street A Reynolds family reunion at the Hayward home was enjoyed by attendees from local and out of state homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Harold Reynolds
Norco
Cal
Reynolds
Earl F. Hayward
Stow Street
Hayward
Marine Transfer Moves Wylie to Glenco Naval Air Station
Acton Lieut. Robert Wylie USMC, son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Wylie of Alcott street, after receiving his commission a few months ago at Yuma Arizona, has been transferred to the Naval Air Station Glenco Georgia for further training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Acton
Robert Wylie
U.S. Marine Corps
Robert C. Wylie
Alcott Street
Yuma
Ariz
Naval Air Station
Glenco
$375,000 Addition To Concord Postoffice Planned
The Concord post office will add 375000 to nearly triple floor space from 3200 to about 8000 square feet. Work starts around February next year and completion is due six to eight months later. The expansion will reuse the former Benjamin F. Clark property and extend over the current parking area. The lobby will be remodeled with bank style counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
New England
Concord Post Office
Ostmaster
Edward J. McCaffrey
Benjamin F. Clark
U.S
McCaffrey
McCarey
Postmaster Richard J O'Neil Confirmed
United States Senate confirmed Richard J O'Neil as postmaster succeeding Edgar H Peterson who retired months ago. O Neil, resident of 50 Esterbrook Road, had been acting postmaster for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Center
United States Senate
Richard J O'Neil
Edgar H. Peterson
O’neil
Esterbrook Road
Concord Chorus Resumes Sept 18 Directed by Rosewall
Richard B. Rosewall of the New England Conservatory will direct the Concord Chorus starting September 18. Mrs. Harold F. Adams will return as accompanist from Turkey. First rehearsal invites locals to sing, learn plans, and meet Rosewall with no audition or fees. Meetings held Tuesdays at 7:45 p.m. in Concord Carlisle High School rehearsal room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Chorus
Richard B. Rosewall
New England Conservatory of Music
Harold F. Adams
Turkey
Rosewall
Concord-Carlisle High School
Acton-Roxborough High School Graduate Returns Home
Richard Rankin of Marlborough, a 1958 graduate, completed active Army duty in Germany as a radio operator and returned to civilian life at the New York port of embarkation on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Richard Rankin
Marlborough
Acton - Roxborough
New York
Germany
False school alarm at J L McCarthy Elementary
The first day of school began with a false alarm at J L McCarthy Elementary caused by a mechanical failure. Firefighters did not sound the all-out signal. The alert originated from Box 3521.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
J. L. McCarthy
Rebekahs Plan Special Meeting and Conference Trip
Concord-Willow Rebekah Lodge meets Monday at 8 p.m. at Union Church to elect officers. Refreshments served. hostesses Mrs. Frederick Nolan and Mrs. Carl Engelbretson. Several members depart Sept 14 for the Internal Association of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs conference in Montreal, returning Sept 23. Members not attending the conference hold regular meeting Sept 17 at Union Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Union Church
Frederick Nolan
Carl Engelbretson
Association of Oddfellows and Rebekahs
Montreal
Canada
Edith Bailey
Gladys Aldred
Florence Perry
Millicent Benson
Elsie Hanson
Gladys Macone
Scouts Resume Weekly Meetings In Acton
Acton Scoutmaster Edward S. Boyden announces Troop 2 will start regular weekly meetings for the fall season at 7 p m Monday at West Acton Baptist Church. Scouts will re acquaint, discuss the new season program, and welcome new boys joining the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Edward S. Boyden
West Acton Baptist Church
Boxborough Grange Fair Set With Exhibits And Events
Boxborough Grange No 131 will hold its agricultural fair at the town hall Saturday with exhibits entry blanks due tomorrow. Exhibits may be set up Saturday morning before 9 and livestock by 5 pm. The fair opens at noon with a doll parade at 1, races at 2, supper at 6, auction at 7:30, and a minstrel show at 8:30 to benefit arthritis research. Roxborough Historical Society display runs all day on stage with maps and early century pictures led by Mrs. George Schad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxborough
Boxborough Grange
Grange Arthritis Research Scholarship
Roxborough
Investment in Savings Bonds Promotion
A government drive urges citizens to invest in savings bonds, highlighting patriotic support for national development and long term financial security through U.O. saving instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.o
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JY McWalter
Clon
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Gilbert
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Alcott School
Jane A. Gilbert
St. Bernard’s List Masses Church School
Shaw Afb
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Concord Postoffice
E. J. McCaffrey
R. B. Rosewell
Rebekahs
Grange’s Fair
ST. Bridget’s Rectory
Roy
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