Service News Of The Week Sees Apple Market Trends
The report notes a later date for McIntosh harvest around September 25th or later, with a light crop but orderly marketing. McIntosh will appear on the market steadily as growers and the trade expect consistent distribution and minimal speculation. Apples are stored quickly after picking, with many farm storages and large dealers keeping space available. Controlled atmosphere storage is proving satisfactory and space remains limited but usable.
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McIntosh
First Aid Class Series Opens for Concord Acton Lincoln
A 1956 57 schedule lists three ambitious first aid courses in Concord with Acton Boxboro and Concord open to residents. Instructors include Mrs Pratt Roger C Fenn Peter Brown and others with Officer Patrolman involvement. Registration via Mrs Dora Moss no fee.
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Concord
Lincoln
Acton
Boxboro
Cullinane
Peter Brown
Robert Ey
Pratt
Dora Moss
Kenneth Reynolds, Jr
First Aid
Carliale
Nhe
Carlisle P T A Hears About New Building
The Carlisle P T A held its first meeting of the year at the brick schoolhouse with Mrs. Mary D. Elliott presiding. Guest speaker KR Wright McAllister discussed needs for the new school, slated for completion by Thanksgiving, and how the group could assist with equipment and kitchen supplies. A discussion of the year's program followed and a reception for teachers was held.
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Carlisle
Carlisle P.T.A
Mary D. Elliott
Mark Brooks
KR. Wright McAllister
Carisle
P.T.A
Steak prices soar as supplies shrink and strikes hit meat plants
The Agriculture Department warns prices for choice and prime steak will stay high or rise. Portherhouse costs jumped to 1.49 a pound from 1.25 last June, with similar hikes for roasts. A Swift and Co strike threatens further shortages, nudging prices higher, while hamburger buys may curb beef costs.
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Bernard Brenner
U. P. Stadt
Washington (Lp
Agriculture Department
Swift and Co
Sam
Agriculture. Department
Local Youth Fined for DUI in Waltham District Court
Sidney Birch 22 of 193 South Road Waltham was fined $50 for operating a motor vehicle without registration. Judge Frederick A Craft found him not guilty of drunkenness and speeding after a chase by Waltham officers John R. McDonald and Edward J. Deptula on Waltham Street Lexington the night of September 12.
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Waltham — A. Bedford
Sidney Birch
South Road
Waltham District
Frederick A. . Crafts
Birch
John R. McDonald
Edward J. Deptula
Waltham Police
Waltham Street
Lexington
Fourth Degree Concord Local Knights Meet in Brookline
Concord Local members of the Fourth Degree attended the opening fall meeting at Brookline Council K of C. Vincent Polo presided as faithful navigator. Local members listed include Finigan, Sullivan, Sheehan, Venti, O Connell, Mara, Loughlin, Moreau and others. Venti named inside sentinel for the year and Moreau is assembly leader for Concord.
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Concord
David I. Walsh
Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Fourth Degree
Brookline Council
Vincent Polo
Faithful Navigator
Michael E. Finigan
John B. Finigan
Richard P. Sullivan
John J. Sheehan
Louis J. Venti
Robert T. O’connell
Charles E. Mara
James J. Loughlin
J. Edward Finigan
Leon J. Moreau
Leslie D. Keese
Daniel J. Hanlon
Rudolph W. Currier
Venti
Sentinel
Moreau
Burke D A V Leader Speaks at Lowell DAV Meeting
Cmdr Burke D A V discussed Veterans Affairs and proposed bills to aid veterans before Greater Lowell Disabled American Veterans officers Thursday night in Acton. Attending were Judge David Wil of Concord and Col Edward Higgins of South Acton representing the Concord Minute Man Chapter.
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Acton
Joseph Burke
National
D.A.V
Greater Lowell
Veterans Affairs
David B. Wil
Concord
Edward J. Higgins
South Acton
Minute-Man
Se Field Named Patron Saint of Hampshire Hikers
Se Field, who climbed Hampshire Mt Washington in 1642, is recognized as the patron saint of thousands of hikers trekking the trails of the mountains. The attribution honors early exploration and enduring outdoor activity in the region.
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Se Field
Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Bedford Notes Out of School
Bedford notes list class advisors for grades seven through eleven. Eighth grade president John Sullivan. ninth grade president Robert Goddy. New eighth grade vice-president Veronica McNeany replaces Rie Sinizer who moved out of town. Tenth grade president Andrew Fay. eleventh grade president Craig Dorman. Faculty advisors Lois Blakeny and Griffin.
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John Sullivan
Robert Goddy
Veronica McNeany
Rie Sinizer
Bedford
Andrew Fay
Craig Dorman
Lois Blakeny
Miss Griffin
10th Grade Dance Date Announcement
The 10th grade will hold a dance on October 26 and 11th grade will hold theirs on Saturday October 6.
Coffee as Beverage Starts Europe Market by Vendors
In Europe coffee began its market as a beverage sold by lemonade vendors. The note highlights the beverage's early distribution and the role of street vendors in introducing coffee to European consumers.
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Europe
Miss Crowson and Lt. Ives wed in South Sudbury
The wedding of Beverly Crowson and Lieut. Howard Donald Ives occurred September 15 at Martha Mary Chapel South Sudbury. Rev Baldwn Callahan officiated with Clifford Dunham as organist and Anne Derby as soloist. The couple will reside in Cromwell Connecticut after October 1st.
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Lincoln
Beverly Crowson
Leslie Warren Crowson
Cedar Street
Howard Donald Ives
Howard S. Ives
New Jersey
Melissa Dove
Rye
New York
Marilyn Miller
Hingham
Richard Epler
Hartford Connecticut
James Brough
Hartford
Ralph Hadley
Mystic
Connecticut
Cartcord High School
Vermont Junior College
Stonington High School
Norwich University
Alpha Samba Chi
Fort Nox
Kentucky
U. S.rmy
Cromwell
Voters Reminded Of Registrations Before November Election
Lincoln board of registrars announces daily hours for new voter registration through October 5. The office closes weekends and opens 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on most days, with extended hours until 10 p.m. on October 5 to accommodate new voters. Last chance to register before November 6 election.
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Lincoln
the Board of Registrars
Browns and judge feel the strain in county bakeoff
Lowell Michigan reports Kent County home demonstration agent Mrs Alfreda McGuire tasted 169 brownies in a bakeoff. Her stomach rebelled as she retired from judging, leaving the competition unfinished.
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Lowell, Mich
Kent County
Alfreda. ‘McGuire
Retired Reformatory Engineer Dies at Wheel
West Concord Massachusetts tolls a veteran engineer of the Massachusetts Institution of Correction age 71 died suddenly at the wheel of his car on Route 2A near Merriam's corner while en route to Lexington with Makola Pavlovic a German displaced person who cannot speak English Pavlovic summoned police and the stricken man was taken to Emerson Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival cause heart failure An interpreter assisted police in questioning Pavlovic Tortensen born January 16 1884 in Sande Fjord Norway resided in Concord 40 years was a Mason and long time employee of the reformatory rising to chief engineer before retiring 1949 He is survived by a son in California and a daughter in Michigan Funeral rites were held at Rae Funeral Home with church members present and the reformatory sent a delegation and flag at half mast.
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West Concord
Robert A. Torstensen
Assabet Avenue
Massachusetts Institution of Correction
Merriam’s Corner
Lexington
Makola Pavylovic
Pavlovic
William J. Costello
Concord
Costello
Emerson Hospital
LeRoy P. Houck
Acton
Mr. Tortensen
Sande Fjord
Norway
Christian
Caroline Tortensen
Masons
Reformatory
Gineer
Robert H. Tortensen
San Francisco
California
Donald R
Hilda) Tortensen
Kazoo
Michigan
Ellen Holmes
Rae Funeral
Win B. Nylen
Est
Concord Union
Ing
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Edward S. Grennan
Registration Dates For Voters Concord
Concord registration for new local voters continues Friday night at the Town House from 7 to 9. Final chance is Friday October 5 from 12 noon to 10 p.m. at the Town House. Registrars and town clerk will be on duty to greet new voters. October 5 is the last day to register before the November 6 election.
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Concord
Town Ouse
Officer Leads First Aid Course At Rose Hawthorne School
Concord patrolman James F. Hanley, a certified first aid instructor, launched a first aid course for junior and senior girls at Rose Hawthorne Diocesan School. The program, part of the curriculum and sponsored by the Red Cross Chapter, will run weekly with police and school funds supporting manuals and related costs.
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Concord
James F. Hanley
Rose Hawthorne Diocesan School
Eels Red ‘Cross
Local Talent Art Gallery Show in Concord
During the week of October 15 the Concord library gallery will store submitted pictures for the Concord Artist's Show. David Little of the Boston Museum will select and hang works on October 6. Entries must be matted and framed. at least one picture per entrant will be shown. The four week display has no judges or prizes. For info call EMerson 9-4063.
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Concord
David Little
Boston Museum
Emerson
Judge Seeks Paddling Machine In Courts
Watertown New York underlined by Judge Clarence F Giles calls for a spanking machine in courts to reduce delinquency. He argues such a device would be a contribution to less delinquency and discipline.
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Watertown
N.Y
Clarence F. Giles
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