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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1955

Page

11

Cancer Society opens drive with twenty four million goal

The American Cancer Society launches a national drive aiming for 24 million dollars to fund education, research, and patient support. Massachusetts and Boston area teams highlight heavy investment in research, with emphasis on early diagnosis and the Seven Danger Signals to prompt medical consultation.

ACS Massachusetts National Society Bay State Boston Area American Cancer Society

Readers Concert for Scholarships at University of Massachusetts

A concert program at the University of Massachusetts features band music and solos. Acts include Little Leaden A Sailing in and Trumpet Trio with Carl Jordan and Harold Gould, plus pieces like Carnival of the Animals and Frankie and Johnnie Over ture, with Leonard Lizak and others.

Eilenberg Dolle Cése Saint-Saens Fossils Cray d’Hardelot Harold Gould Frankie and Johnnie Whitney Dizzey Fingers Constoy Leonard Lizak Klein Anderson Chicago Tribune Chambers

ORE EMEN ARLISLE Expresses Thanks to Fire Department

A damaged OCR note thanks the fire department for rapid response to a chimney fire. The writer notes water supply difficulties and credits the fire team for controlling the blaze in minutes despite limited help.

Two Acton Pupils Earn Spelling Bee Merit Certificates

Acton pupils Janice Hill and Peter Caton won grade level prelims for the Greater Lowell Spelling Bee. Pete Caton will represent Acton Junior High in the Big Bee at Lowell Auditorium on May 6 after defeating Janice Hill.

Acton Janice Hill Peter Caton Lowell Greater Lowell Janice Pete Boxborough Acton Junior High Lowell Auditorium

Father Son Rivalry Over Presidents List At State College

Starkville report notes Calvin Hull Sr. and Calvin Hull Jr. both made the presidents list at Mississippi State College. The father joined the list with high grades while his son in the same class edged him by a small margin.

Starkville Iiss Calvin Hull, Sr Mississippi State College Hull Calvin, Jr

Community thanks workers for their good work

The statement expresses gratitude and congratulations to a group of workers for their solid performance and positive contributions. It emphasizes appreciation for their efforts and the impact of their results.

Program Numbers for Glee Club Lions Concert April 13

The Glee Club will render works including Laudamus, The Happy Wanderer, Old King Cole, Give Me Your Tired Your Poor, A Roving, The Creation, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Dry Bones, Ole Uncle Moon and more. Directors Stuart Dewey and Donald Bradshaw lead with Ann Tierney as soprano soloist.

Glee Club Laudamus Bryn Alfaria Welch Chorale Owen Protharoe Franz Schubert DeAnimals Negro Spirtual Marshall Bartholomiew Whitney Kramer Fredrich Moller Medelssohn Old King Cole Cecil Forsyth Miss Liberty Irving Berlin Hugh Robertson Hugh Stuart Dewey Donald Bradshaw

Mass FHA records show surge in home modernization in 1954

Massachusetts saw a surge in home modernization with 35,329 FHA insured property improvement loans in 1954, totaling 19.998 million dollars and averaging about 565 dollars per loan for kitchen and laundry upgrades and major appliance replacements. The trend is aided by finance firms and retailers, with gas ranges a major demand driver as the nationwide kitchen renovation accelerates. The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association notes continued production growth and a booming demand for gas ranges, water heaters, and other home comfort equipment amid expanding natural gas pipelines and advancing LPG distribution.

Massachusetts Fendreai Housing Administration GAMA

Army buys dogs by mu be from one to two years old

The Army procurement notes specify dogs to be purchased aged one to two years, standing 2 to 28 inches tall at the shoulder and weighing at least 60 pounds.

Army Mu

Local police chiefs attend Massachusetts State Police Chiefs Association meeting

Acton Police Chief Michael J Foley and Concord Police Chief Robert E Kelley were among the local chiefs at the Massachusetts State Police Chiefs Association gathering held Thursday in Westminster. The annual Good Friday Protestant service will be held tomorrow night at 7:45 at West Acton Baptist Church with Rev. Robert H Barber of Trinitarian Congregational Church, Concord, as guest preacher.

Michael J. Foley Acton Roert E. Kelley Concord Massachusetts State Police Chiefs Association Westminster West Acton Robert H Barber Trinitarian Congregational Church

Easter observances at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church

Holy Thursday is observed at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton with all night adoration. Tomorrow is Good Friday and Sunday April 16 is Easter.

St. Elizabeth of Hungary West Acton

Maundy Thursday Service at West Acton Baptist Church

A Maundy Thursday Service is listed tonight at 7 45 o clock at West Acton Baptist Church with communion and reception of new members. Palm Sunday was observed last Sunday.

West Acton Baptist Church

Dodgers Finish Second in 1954 NL Standings

Brooklyn Dodgers ended the 1954 season in second place in the National League, ranking second in batting and second in fielding. The season solidified their status as a strong contender with top finishes in core hitting and defense categories.

Brooklyn Dodgers

Christian Science: God as Health and Peace Provider

Marlboro audience hears Hooper insist God is the eternal Life Truth and Love behind health and success. He cites healing through prayer, including a car crash victim, a healed infant deformity, and the naval recruit who regained health and strength.

Hooper Christian Science Card First Church of Christ Congregational Church Lilian Cadieux Mr. Hooper God Aean United States Naval Reserve Mary Bakerddy

Hospital Assembly Reviews New England Projects At Annual Session

The 32nd annual meeting of the New England Hospital Assembly gathered in Boston at the Statler Hotel for two days of general sessions sections exhibits and conferences. Emerson Hospital administrator Elmina L Snow chaired the housekeeping conference with a panel of experts. Tufts University president Nils Y Wessell spoke on volunteer hospital work and public understanding. Representatives from Emerson Hospital Auxiliary included Mrs Gilbert Bell and others as the program emphasized recruiting volunteers through one-on-one outreach and promoting skilled teamwork over splashy campaigns.

N. E. Hospital Hotel Statler Boston Cagigre Elmina L. Snow Emerson Hospital Nils Y. Wessell Tufts University Toto Ernest Gilbert Bell W. Gray der Don Aegl Rs. Prentice Blood Dan Bushiel C. F. Hed

Parish Association meeting and luncheon held in vestry

The Concord Women s Parish Association held its annual meeting and luncheon in the vestry Monday afternoon with reservations controlled by Mrs Lucy Honebon. Our Lady Help of Christians Court CDA announces a charity whist party at Monument Hall rooms on Wednesday April 13 at 8 o clock. The public is invited.

Women’s Parish Association Lucy Honebon Our Lady Help of Christians C.D.A Knights of Columbus Monument

Parish Waste Paper Drives Planned by Two Churches

St Bernard's church and Our Lady Help of Christians announce diocesan spring waste paper collections with dates to be announced.

St. Bernard’s Church Our ‘Lady Help of Christians Church

Scouts Plan 40th Anniversary Party at West Concord Union

Troop 33 scouts schedule a 40th anniversary party onThursday at West Concord Union Arch. Event begins at 6:30 p m Reservations are limited and should be made early.

Troop West Concord Union Arch

Children Will Give Operetta At Next PTA Meeting Here

The PTA season texts a community show with a dawn start featuring James V. McMullen Jr on trumpet and Edward Woodin as a rooster. Cast includes Stephen Fletcher Dianne Bergstrom Stephen Churchill Richard Sproul Warren Sproul Barbara Good year Lois Bingebretson Betty Lou Adley Constance Goehring Judith Conron Joanne Gibson Lynne Belmont Diane Randell Mary Casassa Patricia O'Hare Pamela Webster Marcia Wetherbee Jacquelinne Demers Christine Conner Janie Mulhall Deborah Locke and many more across grades. The chorus and rhythm band practice songs preparing short scenes with numerous students from kindergarten to second grade. The operetta directed by Charles Yeremian James V McMullen Miss Anna T Macone Miss Helen E Fiske Miss Margery Webster and others with stage setting by Harvey Wheeler students under Lois T Belt.

Reveille James V. McMullen Jr Nature Rooster Edward Woodin Stephen , Fletcher Dianne Bergstrom Stephen Churchill Puff, the Breeze Michael Buss Richard Sproul Warren Sproul Barbara Goodyear Lois Bingebretson Betty Lou Adley Constance Goehring Judith Conron Joanne Gibson Lynne Belmont Diane Randell Mary Casassa Patricia O’hare Pamela Webster Marcia Wetherbee Jacquelinne Demers Christine Conner Janie Mulhall Deborah Locke Apples Annamae Berns Cheryl Cleaves David King David Cullinane William Wilson Katherine Sheehan Joyce Sheehan Edward Currier Carol Creighton Lois Hojem Susan King Lynne Krukanis Victoria Redday Kathleen Sheehan Farmer Robert Smith Bo Peep Barbara Smith Elpers Clarence Rosser Pau Fitzgerald Jack Pearce Danie Locke Robert Churchill Barbara Erickson Ann Iadonisi Rosemary Sheehan Khele Maridrioli Margaret Iown Mary Marjorie Pearce Pee Nancey Isan Kindergarten William Rogers Sally O'Neil John Mazzeo Marcia Cullinane Richard Bartoldomeo Nancy Gughins Bruce Hiclie Mark Eilty Ingrid Bloomhardt Carmella Ruggiero Jimmy Sultan Brian Demers Christinia White John Berliéd Leo Gillis Susan Fenton John Oakiman Patty Harmon Sylvia Wheeler Thomas Walsh Martha Panga Alice Wilkie Stephen Weser Germen Charles Sheehan David Eddy David Hanna Brian Muscato Kevin Rapson Timothy Warren Judith Haynes Becky Ferran Bobby Perry Eleanor Brigham Joseph Lombardo Karen Bangs Péter Hanson Leslie Delaney Elizabeth McHugh Jack King Margaret Donovan Bruce Boltoh Sandra Welsh William Cutler Judith Lind Martin Yauga Joan Haynes Russell McNamara Maureen Lonergan Dean Brackett Theresa Ruggiero Gloria Hojem Sharon Bent Richard Soderman David Scherer Robert Lawrence Phillip Kesick Thoreau School Edmund Casassa Kenneth Rapson James Elson Donna Jean Burton Virginias Lls Blanthe Gibbs Michabling Pamela Snably Donald Pietrowicz Margaret O’hare Dana Soberg Joanne Prentiss Peter Shompe Michael McGrath Robert Walsh Dennis Condon David Burton Eric Bye Teddy Shattuck Howard Eison Terry Eggleton Carol Blow Michael Belmont Paul Bloomharat Donald Prentiss Marion Beede Kareh Rogers Linda Smith Freddie Davis James Condon Kevin O'Neil Charles Yeremian James V. McMullen Anna T. Macone Helen E. Fiske Margery Webster Carol A. Scott Yudah L. Hilsinger Natalie S’ Varley Harvey Wheeler Lois T. Belt

Concord Emblem Club Awards and Meeting Highlights

Concord Emblem Club No. 206 awarded prizes at a recent Flks Hall card party with Whist won by Mrs Edward Kelley and Canasta led by Mrs Sophie Payhe. The club honored district deputy and past president Mrs Phyllis Guzzi Newton, initiated new members, and presented corsage gifts to past presidents. Fifteen members attended the New England dinner in Boston with President Mrs Mary Ellin Schlosser of Alabama.

Concord Flks Hall Edward Kelley Elen Cook Sophie Payhe Fleanor Sadler Dorothy Esther Bressetta Angie Abe Mill Concord Emblem Club No Phyllis Guzzi Newton Edith O'Neil Catherine Wardsen Gertrude Sheehan New England Punterns Maryellin Schlosser Alabama Hotel Velldone Boston

Betty Ogilvie Leads Worship at Trinitarian Church Meeting

At the Senior Youth Fellowship gathering at Trinitarian Congregational Church on Sunday evening Betty Ogilvie served as the worship leader.

Felowship Trinitarian Congregational Church Betty Ogilvie

Fatal Faithlessness sermon at Trinitarian Church

Rev. Robert H. Barber of the Trinitarian Congregational Church preached Sunday morning on the subject Fatal Faithlessness. Music was led by organist E. Whitledge Clark.

Robert H. Barber Trinitarian Congregationial Church E. Whitledge Clark

Tenebrae Service at Trinitarian Church Tonight

The ancient service of lights and shadows will be held at Trinitarian Congregational Church tonight at 8 p m A reception of new members and Holy Communion will be observed.

Trinitarian Congregational Church

Perfect Records: Six AL Outfielders 1,000 Chances in 1954

Six American League outfielders each played 1,000 chances in 1954, achieving a rare fielding milestone. The feat highlights durability and defensive skill across the league.

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