Concord Police Mercy Trip for Newborn to Boston
Concord police undertook a 3:35 a.m. mercy transport to Boston for a newborn baby from Billerica. Patrolman Landini drove the cruiser to Children’s Medical Center with nurse Reba Wood aboard. The RH baby received a transfusion. the child was deemed well at Boston hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Thomas V. Finan
Emerson Hospital
Boston
Paul A. Landini
Hosce
Reba Wood
R.N
Bedford
Children’s Medical Center
Sergt. Finan
Cambridge
Mercy Mission
Landini
Dana Murphy
Breen Road
Billerica
Couple marks 18th wedding anniversary in West Concord
Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Dee of 210 Commonwealth Avenue celebrate their 18th anniversary last Wednesday. They married in Concord and live there. Mrs. Dee is Catherine Rushe. Mr. Dee works at the Bombe Institution and serves as a master sergeant in Concord's Company H. M. N. G. 182nd Infantry. They have one son and three daughters. Give to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Philip B. Dee
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord
Dee
Catherine Rushe
182Nd Infantry
Elizabeth Ann Gault Engaged to Charles Kotsaftis
West Concord announces the engagement of Elizabeth Ann Gault daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Gault 208 Elm St to Charles Kotsaftis son of Mr and Mrs James Kotsaftis Auburndale Betty Gault a Concord High School graduate class of 1954 now studies at Newton Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Mr Kotsaftis a Newton High School graduate 1954 studying at Wentworth Institute No date set for the wedding
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West ConcOrd
wMr
Robert J. Gault
Elm Street
Elizabeth Ann Gault
Charles Kotsaftis
James Kotsaftis
Auburndale
Betty Gault
Miss Gault
Concord High School
Newton- Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing
Koisaftis
Newton High School
Wentworth Institute
Bedford Chief Jet Wins Open Puppy Stake at Fall Field Day
The Bedford English setter Bedf ord Chief Jet owned by Alfred H Kirton of Otis street in Bedford and handled by Paul Long won first prize in the open puppy stake at the Woburn Sportsman s Club fall field day. Plans for the Church of Christ Congregational fair on Saturday September 22 are announced with a 5 to 7 pm supper in the elementary school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Alfred H. Kirton
Otis Street
Paul Long
Woburn Sportsman’s Club
Summer Snapshot Round Up From Page To Album
Summer draws to a close and many readers have more pictures than at season start. Gather family to sort prints and negatives, label by occasion, trip, or headings, and note dates to settle disputes. John Van Guilder.
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John van Guilder
Ex-Concord Youth to Wed Hudson Girl
Engagement announced for Natalie Tassinari daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Tassinari of 33 Broadstreet Hudson to Donald Mulcahy son of George Mulcahy of Gleason Dale Road Stow. Miss Tassinari a St Michael's Academy graduate class of 1952 and Marlborough worker. Mr Mulcahy a Concord High School graduate who played football and works in Framingham.
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Concord
Robert Tassinany
Broadstreet, Hudson
Natalie Tassinari
Donald Mulcahy
Geroge Mulcahy
Gleasondale Road
Stow
Mss
Tassinari
St. Michael’s Academy
Marlborough
Mulcahy
Concord High School
Lincoln Doctor Opens Skin Clinic at Medical Center
Lincoln physician Dr. Charles S. Keuper opens a new skin disease office at the Medical Center on Main street near Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. He studied at the University of Texas and did post graduate work at Massachusetts General Hospital. He also maintains a practice in Boston and resides on Old Concord road with his wife and child. A juror for Acton is Dante Bartolomeo of Liberty Street South Acton, set to report the first Monday in October.
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Harvard College
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
America
Peter Bulkeley
Harvard
Europe
Thomas Carlyle
Concord
Walden Pond
Bronson Ala
Thoreau
Margaret Fuller
Carlyle
Concord Community Chest
Emerson Hospital
Guaarntee
Charles S. Keuper
Lincoln
Main Street
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Dr. Keuper
Sthulenburg
Texas
University of Texas
Massachusetts ‘General Hospital
Boston
Old Concord Road
Mm Keuger
Acton—Perce
Dante Bartolomeo
Liberty Street
South Acton
Bartolomeo
Ice Drifts Across Arctic Ocean Forming Thick Masses
Ice cakes more than 200 feet thick drift in summer across the Arctic Ocean and span several miles, creating vast ice fields observable in maritime reports.
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Arctic Orean
Ex Librarian Named Head of Waltham Library
Concord Free Public Library former head librarian Concord native Gaskill, 32, was named head librarian at the Waltham Library by the board of trustees. He succeeds the late Leslie Little, previously headed Concord's library and was listed in Who's Who in Library Service in 1955.
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Concord
Gordon A. Gaskill
Ash Street
Cambridge
Concord Free Public Library
Waltham Library
Board of
Leslie T. Little. Gaskill
Fred B. Bloomhardt
Sarah B. Bartlett
Winchester
Helicopters Replacing Horses For Indian Roundup Fail
In Toppenish Washington the Indian Agency planned a roundup of Indian horses using helicopters but the operation was shelved after the aircrafts suffered mechanical problems.
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Indian Agency
Middlesex DA vows crackdown after betting ring convictions
District Attorney Ephraim Martin announced continued action against illegal betting as seven Lowell defendants were found guilty of illegal registration of bets. Judge Maurice McWalter imposed fines totaling 4800 dollars with suspended jail terms for four defendants, plus 60 dollars in fines for six others found present with gaming implements.
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Ephraim Martin
Middlesex County
Middlesex
Henry E. Daigle
Nashua
N. H
House of Correction
James M. Brooks
South Walker Street
Lowell
James Mavrogianis
Rogers Street
Cleo Mavregianis
Stephen F. Paris
Gertrude V. Tarbell
Dudley Road
South Tewksbury
Catherine D. Brennan
van ‘Greenley Road
James G. Katearos
Staly Mavrogianos
Charles Coumas
Peter C. Logothetis
Paul N. Diamantopoulos
Stephen Kouchalakos
Martin
Wayland
Nowel
Local Cameraman Attends New England Photographers Convention
Concord Keith Martin of Main Street, Stow, attended the Photographers Association of New England 1956 convention September 9 to 11 at the New Ocean House in Swampscott. More than 500 New England photographers were present. A new feature was the Miss New England PeseLure set.
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Concord
Keith Martin
Main Street
Stow
Photographers Association of
Red Cross Begins Nurses Aid Course in Concord
The Concord Red Cross Chapter starts a Nurses Aide course at Emerson Hospital with instructor Mrs. Mary Pratt. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays for ten weeks beginning Monday October 1 at 7 15 p m. Enrollment is by calling Emerson 9 2590.
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Concord
Concord Red Cross
Emerson Hospital
Mary Pratt
Emerson
Miss Kinsley Granted Massachusetts Teaching Certificate
Katherine Mary Kinsley of West Acton has earned a permanent Massachusetts State Special Class Teacher's Certificate authorized for teaching mentally retarded children. The requirements included psychology of subnormal and unadjusted children and special class methods, with final approval during the 1956 Northeastern University workshops where she helped with a health and literature display.
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Katherine Mary Kinsley
Central Street
West Acton
Massachusetts
Division of Special Education
Massachusetts Department of Education
Miss Kinsley
micveratty_eutlymet School
Concord Town Meetings And Cable Work Planned
The Concord Town Manager reports a board of appeals meeting on September 26 at the Town House plus a September 24 warrant closing by selectmen for the October special town meeting. A September 24 hearing at 7 30 p m will act on Boston Edison Company's petition to bury cable and make pole connections West Concord. Bids for the combined fire and police station are due September 21 after a postponement at the request of architects and manager Nelson.
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Board of Appeals
Theodore M. Nelson
Concord Selectmen
Concord
Boston Edison Company
Edgewood Road
West Concord
Main Street
Concord-Actonine
Nelson
Poultry Meat a Good Buy for Food Shoppers
Concord Chiken remains an excellent buy on meat counters this week says Middlesex County Extension Service agricul tural agent Robert M Grover. Prices are attractive and broiler chicken now reaches market age in 9 to 11 weeks due to improved techniques. Fowl is a smart buy for home freezers and everyday meals with versatile uses from pies to sandwiches. The note on onions and Ascalon is included as a side fact.
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Robert M. Grover
Middlesex County Extension Service
Varieties Tested At Massachusetts Field Trials
Dr J and a group of 75 scientists conducted field trials on vegetables at the Meat Station Massachusetts. The study evaluated 30 varieties including dark yellow or pearl types and noted adaptation for aging and congy. The effort aimed to identify suitable strains and high quality varieties for growers.
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Waltham
Yychusetts
Dr. J
Havis Dineven
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Solliden
Assabet Institution
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