Real Estate Ads From a City News Page
A long advertisement lists numerous properties in Marlboro Lincoln Waltham and surrounding towns. It highlights eight new homes for sale with prices from 11590, five acre farms, nine acre plots, and several income properties. It notes G I loan details and stresses full handling of paperwork and VA or FHA involvement. The message blends sales listings with sports banter about the Red Sox and Yankees and a personal note on staff changes.
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Lynn
Maine
Federal Savings League
New Ocean House
Swampscott
V.A
F.H.A. Cpwraisers
Sox
Birdie Tibbetts
Casey
Yankees
Red Sox
Arlboro
Dar
G.I
Westview Lakes
Faeadow
Lavoe
Marthorn
Bcent
Crounds
Downar
Florida
Boston Post Road
Pleasant Street
Strale
Prospect Street
Newton Street
Lincoln
Lafayette Day tableau set at Old Sturbridge Village
Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge Massachusetts plans a Lafayette Day tableau on Sunday September 16 to honor the farewell visit of the French nobleman to America in 1825. Armand J Sansoucy of Southbridge Massachusetts will portray Lafayette as costumed villagers and the Matta tuck Band participate. The pageant begins at noon and repeats in the afternoon.
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Sturbridge
Mass
Old Sturbridge Village
New England
America
Lafayette
Daniel Webster
Bunker Hill Monument
Govenor Eustis
Massachusetts
Old Sturbridge
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Mattatuck
Waterbury
Connecticut
Marquis
Adams
Crawford
Clay
Jackson
New York
George Washington
Armand J. Sansoucy
Southbridge
Scouts to Hold Film Image Sale October 20
Girl Scout film image sale set for Saturday October 20 after the State Armory. Donations invited and pickup available on September 22 29 October 6 19 and 19 by calling Mrs Prescott Smith EMerson 9 4838. The sale funds the Girl Scout Council’s main income besides Community Chest allocations.
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Prescott Smith
Emerson
Girl Scout Council
Community Chest
Town Hall Field Coat Found And Church Officers Elected
A size 11 or 12 coat was found on the baseball field behind Sudbury Town Hall and the finder may contact Buddy Nelson. Pilgrim Fellowship of Memorial Congregational Church elected officers for the coming season led by Copp and Dunsford, with plans for a Sunday discussion next week. The Woman’s Choral Group first full rehearsal is Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Copp’s home. Sunday School registrations occur Sunday September 16 with nursery begin s and primary classes at 10 a.m. worship from 10 to 11 a.m. older classes register at 11 a.m. Worship theme is A Word to the Teachers and Parents.
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Sudbury Town Hall
Buddy Nelson
Pilgrim Fellowship of
Memorial Congregational Church
Jiprenen Vid Copp
Chark
Dorothy Farrell
Barbara Barton
Jean Copp
Blind Honor Man Works at City Hall in Medford
Stephen J. Rogers Jr. of Medford is blind and worked in the mayor's office at City Hall this summer. He graduated with honors from Notre Dame University in June and plans to enter Harvard this fall to study for a minister's degree in communication theory.
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Medford
Mass
City Hall
Stephen J. Rogers, Jr
Notre Dame University
Harvard
Open the Year Round Village Brings Historic Life Alive
The year round O Sturbridge Village, a 200 acre nonprofit, recreates early American life. More than 30 buildings depict 1700s New England daily work as period craftsmen demonstrate period crafts in authentic costumes.
Multiple New England Real Estate Listings with Bargain Prices
A dense ad highlights several properties for sale including a two to four level mixed home with heat and well at $20 000, a 60 foot ranch with four rooms and a garage at $16 500, and a six acre frontage parcel with a four room home at $7 500 to $9 000. Also promoted are Hudson and Westboro business properties, grocery store with apartments, and additional land plots in Groton Littleton Harvard Marlboro Sudbury with contact details for Marlboro 1180.
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G. I
Sam
Warner Street
Waltham
Bath
Lancaster
Westboro
Boylston
Alin
Maine
Muskie
Hudson
Daisy
Groton
Littleton
Harvard
Mass
Planning Board
Waltham Federal Savings
Marlboro
Peakham Road
Sudbury
Sudbury Police Report Highlights Sept Observations
A motorist struck a calf on Concord Road and the animal fled. Police urge ranchers to repair fences or hire more range patrols. Anthony Inko pleaded guilty to drunk driving, fined 80 dollars. Richard H Feeley fined 13 dollars for speeding. Chief McGovern faced a grand jury on vehicle and license offenses. A Boxer dog was killed after being struck on Route 27. Parents urged to supervise children amid vandalism reports at new-home sites. Lighting advised for night riding and bikes after school opens September 10.
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Concord Road
Volice
Disa
Anthony Inko
Main Street
Granle
Bloomfiled
Conn
Richard H. Feeley
Harry C. Shaw
Chief McGovern
Shaw
Hughes
Ed Hill
Les Hall
Evern
Trinitarian Church Plans Youth Fellowship and Leaders Conference
Concord event brief outlines Senior Youth Fellowship meeting at 7 30 pm with George Harms as worship leader and Phyllis Basso as discussion leader. Also notes Great Day Conference for local church leaders set for September 22 at the Conference Center Framingham Center.
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Concord
Trinitarian Con
George Harms
Phyllis Basso
Een Ig
Mittee Wield
Pa House
At & Atteck
Congregational Churches
Framingham Center
Sudbury social notes and nursing program updates
Mrs. William Tufts, once of Candy Hill Sudbury, visits Concord's Colonial Inn while wintering in Pinehurst North Carolina and summering at Rockland Breakwater Maine. Barbara Dawson joins 36 students in Boston nursing program. Guild plans Sept 19 meeting at St Elizabeth's with food drives and the church fair on Oct 27. Picnic planned Sept 16 Memorial Forest with Homemakers and Laymen's Service Fellowship. Mr and Mrs Walter Sickler return from summer in Rockport.
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William Tufts
Candy Hill
Sudbury
Colonial Inn
Concord
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Rockland Breakwater
Maine
Barbara Dawson
Robert E. Dawson
Landham Road
The
Household Nursing Association
Newbury Street
Boston
Miss Dawson
Greater
Woman’s Guild of
St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church
J. Phillip Ledger
Memorial Congregational Church
Memorial Fores
Protect Shoes From Moisture With Shellac Coats
A historic tip advises applying several coats of shellac to the soles of shoes to shield them from moisture, describing shellac as a protective finish for footwear.
Sudbury Scout Troop Holds Fall Meeting and Camporee Preview
The Sudbury troop met Thursday September 6 at the Congressional Church with fifteen boys. Scoutmaster Boughton announced new assistant Scoutmasters Paul Aiken and James MacLean and a Camporee set for October 5-6 in Berlin. Senior Patrol Leader David Davison led ceremonies as boys learned knots and rope work.
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Sudbury
Boughton
Paul Aiken
James MacLean
Berlin
David Davison
Peer Boughton
Robert Brenn
Scout Troop Elects Officers and Schedules Meetings
Messrs Joseph Bisson George Dempster Walter Kilton John Saint James Mac Lean Thomas Curran Dean Crary Charles Cousins and Grant Boughton are named for new and continued posts in the Scout troop. Reelects include Bisson as Committee Chairman Kilton as Committee Secretary Cousins as Advancement Chairman Crary as Troop Treasurer and Dempster as Assistant Scoutmaster.
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Joseph Bisson
George Dempster
Walter Kilton
John Saint
James MacLean
Thomas Curran
Dean Crary
Charles Cousins
Grant Boughton
Charman
Charles’ Cousins
Richard
Sudbury
Cochituate
Earle Chadsey
Philip Kthrow
Cochituate School
Fire safety tips for winter heating by Sudbury fire chief
Sudbury fire chief A Germain offers checks to prevent home heating fires. Inspect stove and furnace clearances, chimney cleanliness, smoke pipes, and six inch clearance from wood. For oil systems test tanks for leaks, have burners serviced, and ensure the first floor emergency switch works. Use a front screen for fireplaces.
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Sudbury
A. St. Germain
Treasure Young Tal Gifts in Cowboy Trade Class
Local notes highlight a program featuring Treasure Young Tal Gifts with participants Deborah Blaisdye Hutchings and Kurt Peterson. Students Dall Small and Jackson Hutchings are listed among those in the cowboy trade course at the community center.
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Treasure Young Tal Gifts
Weborah Blaisdey
Hutchings Ter Jackson
Kurt Peterson
Dall Smal
September Meeting Notice at Monument
September 16 event notice invites members to bring games for a 12 group gathering. Next meeting will be Tuesday at Monument.
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Monument
Concord Troop 69 to Visit Carlisle Ling cord Week
ST BERNARD Church Troop 69 plans a weeklong trip from September 14 to 16 visiting Carlisle Ling cord and related sites. The group will gather at 10 o clock Monday for adult steering by C Y O. The first meeting will be September 29 followed by a Hall on October 31 with Gene McCarthy chairing.
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Concord
Ford
Carlisle
Ling Cord
Cashby
Monum
C.Y.O
Gene McCarth
West Concord Society Schedules Meetings This Week
The West Concord group announces a Friday 2 PM gathering and a Wednesday 7 PM meeting. Religious education sessions are planned for September 17 at 7 PM with local members in attendance.
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West Concord
Telegraph clerk halts slender man demand
A Port Huron telegraph office report describes a slender man presenting a form to a Western Union clerk and attempting to make a demand. The clerk processed the document as read, with incomplete wording on the form.
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Port Huron
Western Union Tel
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Sudbury Boy ‘Scout News
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