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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy for this newspaper must be in the office by 2 o clock Wednesday, one day before publication.
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Publica
Annual School of Religion Opens in Acton Oct
Acton Thirteen annual school of religion will be held at Acton Congregational Church with four weekly sessions from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on October 8 15 22 29. Sponsored by Central Middlesex Council of Churches Religious Education committee this program features leaders discussing Christian responsibilities in politics, home, work, and community. Rev Myron Fowell will inaugurate with Basic Morality and Contemporary Political Society. Further information from Mrs Ernest Spinney EM 94609.
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Acton
Acton Congregational Church
Central Middlesex Council of Churches
Myron Fowell
Mass. Council of Churches
Ernest R. Spinney
Master Point Night At Acton Bridge Results
Results noted from the Master Point night at Acton Community Center with Friday 8 pm duplicate bridge sessions. In North-South, first were Robert Johnston and Robert Lightbody, second Frank Wilson, third George Hatch and John Young. East-West winners were Jay Zeanor and John Frease first, Neagle and Verrill second, Thimot with Wilson third.
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Acton Bridge
Acton Community Center
Duplicate Bridge
West Acton Firehouse
Robert Johnston
Robert Lightbody
Frank Wilson
George Hatch
John Young
Jay Zeanor
John Frease
George Neagle
Ernest Verrill
Robert Thimot
Acton Twelve-Niners Hold Supper Before Season
Acton Twelve Niners men's group of West Acton Baptist Church plans a ham supper at 6 30 pm on Monday September 24 before its first meeting of the new season. Reservations with Donald Thompson or Robert North. A guest speaker from Mass 65 will discuss a private industry alternative to Medicare.
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Acton
West Acton
Donald Thompson
Robert North
Boston
Investment Pitch Emphasizes U S Savings Bonds
An urging to invest in U S Savings Bonds highlights patriotic finance measures and national consumer thrift. Officials promote savings as a method to support government programs while offering secure, reliable returns for individuals and families.
Sudbury Hearing on Boston Edison land taking urged by local leagues
Sudbury residents are urged to attend a September 20 town hall hearing on Boston Edison land takings for seven miles of high tension lines. League of Women Voters groups in Sudbury Wayland and Concord oppose the route through meadows and woodlands. Members urge public testimony or written letters to the D.P.U. chairman before the hearing.
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Sudbury
D.P.U
Boston Edison
League of Women Voters
League
Wayland and Concorde
Boston Edison Study Committee
Boston Edison Company
D.P.A
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Alan Stott
Agenda
Pratt Mill Road
John W. Taft
League of Women Voters of
Dermotts Mark Their Golden Wedding At Sudbury Hall
Fred A Dermott and wife celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at Sudbury Hall with friends from Sudbury and surrounding towns. The event honors their Sept 11 1912 marriage in Waltham, with gifts, flowers, music, and a golden cake.
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Dermotts
Sudbury Hall
Sudbury
Grange Hall
Fred A. Dermott
Hudson
Waltham
Golden Age Club
Masonic Club of
Monitor Lodge
Deborah Lodge
Rebeccas
Enterprise Lode
Odd Ladies
Orange
Canton
Lexington
Cambridge
Newton
Rindge
N.H
Dorothy Judd Waltham
Fred Dermott Judd
Washington D.C
Jurad B. Judd
California
South Acton Congregational Church 70th Anniversary Events
South Acton Congregational church marks its 70th anniversary with a weekend of events. Sept 16 features a reception for Roy Bunce and a morning service, Sept 17 hosts a quarterly meeting, Sept 22 includes films and a chicken barbeque plus a black dance, Sept 23 opens a new senior high class and a family cookout at the parsonage as evening youth groups begin. Tickets from Richard Kinzel.
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South Acton
South Acton Congregational Church
Roy Bunce
Andover-Newton Theological School
Deane Lanphear
Richard Kinzel
Vandals Smash Vending Machine in Sudbury
Sudbury police chief John F. McGovern says vandals smashed a cigarette vending machine at the Big Dipper Ice Cream stand on Sept 5. The thieves moved it to the rear and broke it open, stealing cigarettes though no cash was present. Investigation continues.
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Sudbury
John F. McGovern
Sodality Holds Regular Meeting at Parich Hall
Sudbury Our Lady of Fatima Sodality 1 met last evening for business and social time. Mrs Henry Dobrowolski led the social and Mrs Henry Beltramini Jr cared for refreshments at the gathering.
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Sudbury
Our Lady of Fatma Sodality
Parich Hall
Henry Dobrowolski
Henry Beltramini Jr
Sympathy to Paul Hederstedt for sister Mrs Hall’s death
Sympathy is extended to Paul R. Hederstedt of 8 Hillside Drive for the death of his sister Mrs. Fthel L. Hall aged 57 in Hopedale. Services were held Tuesday.
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Paul R. Hederstedt
Hillside Drive
Fthel L. Hall
Hopedale
Freight House Ownership Still Undetermined in Sudbury
Sudbury officials say the South Sudbury Freight House ownership remains unsettled after a call from Waltham Lime and Cement officials denied ownership. Building inspector Albert St. Ger main plans to contact railroads for clarification.
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Sudbury
South Sudbury
Albert St. Germain
Waltham Lime & Cement
Waltham Company
Concord Girl Waban Resident Marry Here
Concord Academy chapel wedding of Miss Joan Irene Marple daughter of Mr and Mrs John Russell Marple to Joseph G Cook Jr son of Mr and Mrs J Gould Cook. Rev Courtney E Peterson officiated. Reception at the bride’s home. Bride wore white brocade chapel dress with veil and lilies. Attendants included Miss Mary B Shultis and Miss Patricia R Toomey. The couple will live in Boston after a wedding trip.
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Concord
Concord Academy
Joan Irene Marple
John Russell Marple
Hugh Cargill Road
Joseph G. Cook
J. Gould Cook
Waban
Chathamport
Courtney E. Peterson
Old South Church
Mary B. Shultis
Hingham
Patricia R. Toomey
Melrose
John §. Foster
Marblehead
Arthur L. Perry
Weston
Mathias Plum, Jr
Frederick L. Leighton
Chatham
Gordon H. Shaw
Jeffrey H. Marple
Bedford News Briefs Highlight Death and Community Events
Sympathy extended to John F. Sheehan of Bedford on his father Daniel G. Sheehan’s death in Littleton with funeral services held Monday. First Parish Unitarian Church resumed Sunday services led by Rev. Henry Holmes. Church of Christ featured Rev. Walter E. Wyman’s sermon “Improving the Silence.” Bedford Library hosts a book fair September 22 with organizers Haig Tatosian and Frederick Bumpus arranging book pickups. Bedford Arts and Crafts Society sponsors a fifth annual art show on the common Saturday 1 to 4 pm. A veterans hospital exhibit is organized by Dr. Percy Larrabee. The 94th Troop Carrier Wing Reserve from Hanscom AFB will join 12 wings in the annual para trooper drop competition at Ellsworth AFB, Houston Texas.
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John F. Sheehan
Bedford
Daniel G. Sheehan
Littleton
First Parish Unitarian Church
Henry Holmes
Church of Christ
Walter E. Wyman
Bedford Library
Haig’ Tatosian
Frederick Bumpus
Bedford Arts and Crafts Society
Veterans Hospital
Percy Larrabee
Hanscom A. F. B
E]l- A. F. B. Houston
Tex
Nesmith Mends Heart In Concord Chapel Matrimony
Miss Pauline A. Nesmith wed Davis T. Mosbacher in a candlelight service at Concord Academy chapel on September 7. Officiating was Rev. Arthur Boyer Jellis. The couple plans to reside in Tucson after a wedding trip and both pursue studies at the University of Arizona.
Acton-Mrs H W Flood Heads South Acton Guild
Acton-Mrs H W Flood presided at the junior guild of South Acton Congregational Church for the first fall meeting. They planned a rummage sale for Oct 6 from 10 am to 1 pm at the church with Shirley Goodman and Constance McFarland as chairmen. Also discussed were an October turkey supper and aid for the churchs 70th anniversary while a film by Capt Thomas J Vernin was shown.
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Acton
H.W. Flood
South Acton
American Dairy Association
Thomas J. Vernin
Carl Hedin
Russell McNamara
James Fairbanks
Deane Lanphear
Exhibition of Stanley Woodward Watercolors and Oils Opens
Concord Art Association announces a new exhibit of Stanley Woodward works including watercolors oils etchings and drawings. The marine painter’s icy tropical seas rugged scenes and deep water transparency are featured. Open daily 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays 2 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Admission free.
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Concord — Art Association
Stanley Woodward
Woodward
Catholic Club Opens Season Meeting Sept 20
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club of St Irene's Church will hold its first meeting of the new season next Thursday Sept 20 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Ingemann Nielsen's Blaisdell drive home. All parish women including Billerica residents are invited. The meeting is led by club officers including President Mrs.
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Carlisle — Catholic Woman’s Club
St. Irene’s Church
Ingemann’ Nielsen
Blaisdell Drive
Billerica
Anthony Campaign Tour Winds Through District as Primary Nears
Anthony spoke to voters in Bellingham Oxford Leominster Winchendon Southborough Townsend Spencer and planned events at Mariborough and Northborough Republican gatherings. He highlighted transportation regional offices and direct communication with Washington as core goals and noted his teaching and wartime service background.
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Anthony
Washington
Congress
Thursday Garden Club to Meet at Sudbury Home
The Thursday Garden Club opens its season September 20 at 3 p.m. Mrs. Edward Hill hosts the first meeting for the waiting list and plans an October antique show. Officers for 1962-1963 include President Mrs. Russell Wood and others across secretary, treasurer, program, tea, publicity, conservation, scholarship, and horticulture.
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Sudbury
Edward Hill
Russell Wood
Henry Bostder
James Gardner
Clifford Pontbriand
Bradford Edgerton
Dexter Allen
Gerd Haeberer
Margaret Tristan
Frederick Bigony
Richard Jones, Jr
Malcolm Young
Roger Thurston
Harold Sawyer
Stow Grange Fair Winners Announced
Stow exhibit winners at the Grange agricultural fair include Judy Haskell of Bolton for canning and sewing and a Middlesex Fairs Association ribbon earned by the Stow exhibit.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Middlesex Fairs Association
Judy Haskell
Bolton
Massac
Sudbury Board of Appeals Sets Public Hearing Dates
Sudbury Massachusetts Board of Appeals schedules a public hearing at 8 00 P M on Tuesday October 2 1962 in Town Hall. Four petitions listed include Alfred W Thorpe for record a new lot with 100 ft frontage and 11 615 sq ft area by merging Lots 5 6 7 8 9 Hudson Road and use as single residence lot. Richard G Howell and Aline M Howell seek to create a new lot on Oakwood Ave by merging Lots 19 20 21 22 with 100 ft frontage and 10 000 sq ft area. Carlton W Ellins Jr seeks a variance to add cooking facilities for a family suite at 295 Boston Post Road. Petitioner must appear or be represented.
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Town OF Sudbury Board OF Appeals
Sudbury
Mass
Board of Appeals
Alfred W. Thorpe
Hudson Road
Richard G. Howell
Aline M. Howell
Oakwood Ave
Carlton W. Ellins, Jr
Boston Post Road
Calvin B. Smith
Massachusetts Ribbon Exposes exhibit of nine swine
In Massachusetts a local exhibition displays nine swine from Sudbury and Stow as part of state ribbon events. Fred Jones from Stow participates alongside Clemens in the show.
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Clemens
Massachusetts
Fred Jones
Sudbury
Middlesex Probate Petition in Concord Texas 1962
A probate petition before a Middlesex Court in Concord seeks enforcement of a will devised by Cave to Edward H. Quincy in a property held by Lewis A. Concord. The heirs argue that Construction Corp. held an option on the property and that the assent was denied. The filing notes the death of Lewis A. Concord and instructs appearance within twenty one days from October 1962. Witness John V. Hatt.
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Edward H. Quincy
Will
Lewis A. Concord
Dlesex
Concord
Chase
Premises Construction Corp
Construction Corp
Nomi of
Jonn Auire
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