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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1954

Page

19

Boston and Worcester Bus Lines Cut Twenty Trips

A total of twenty trips are discontinued affecting Hudson Fayville Marlboro routes and related services. Sunday schedules list 6 am 6:40 am Marlboro, 5:55 pm Marlboro Fayville and 11:40 pm Hudson to Marlboro. late night trips remain varying between Marlboro Worcester and Boston connections.

de Boston & Worcester Hudson- Ile Iboro Worcester Marlboro Boro - Fayville Hudson Fay Udson Marl Boro Boston

Reverend Ed Eaker to Speak at Bay State Parish

Reverend Ed Eaker will speak at the Meeting House in Bay State Parish this Saturday. He discusses "The Ice and Dust Parish in Con lives" and related topics linked to Coney’s parish history. Mrs. Mar Finglas of Finglas, Ireland, and locals note the talk as part of Boston’s 1655 era heritage.

Edminister Eaker Bay State Coney Coney’s Mar- Finglas

Acton School Notes Senior Tea Plans and MIT Meeting

Senior Advisor Raymond Grey and the Class of 1954 plan a senior tea for their parents in the new cafeteria this afternoon. Faculty members Grey O Connell Gannon Levy and Hers ey attend the Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club spring meeting at MIT on Saturday April 10 with MIT President Killian as speaker. Director Edward Waterhouse of the Perkins Institute and Mrs Waterhouse invite Acton students and faculty to the Open House at Watertown campus Sunday.

Acton Raymond Grey Grey, O’connell Gannon Levy Hersey Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club Massachusetts Institute of Technology M.I.T Killian Edward Waterhouse Perkins Institute For the Blind

Repossession Goes Wrong as Stove Is Strapped Out Burning

South Bend Indiana man Edward Gordon 30 admitted he still owed 10 dollars on a second-hand coal stove. Three men who repossessed it wore gloves and carried the stove from his home with the fire burning, prompting a confrontation.

South Bend Ind U.P Edward Gordon

Concord Antiquarian Society Hosts Open Meeting

The Concord Antiquarian Society acts as host for an open meeting inviting all members and interested individuals to join. Buy U S Savings Bonds information appears in the notice.

Concord: Antiquarian Society

Adult Center Display at Paint Pot in Concord

Cambridge Center for Adult Education displays student work at The Paint Pot 23 Main Street Concord through April 17. Oils watercolors casein sketches and crafts like clay modeling on show from the ten week winter term with a traveling exhibit network across Boston area.

Concord Cambridge Center For Adult Education Paint Pot Main Street Cambridge Center Brattle House Brattle Street Cambridge Boston

Ex-Acton Student Now Navy Speaker At Acton High

Acton Center native Robert Frost, Class of 1949 acton high school student council president and yearbook editor, now serving in the U S Navy at the Naval War College Newport RI, spoke to Acton senior class on Tuesday. He has graduated from Burdett College and discussed post graduation plans, addressing higher education military service and job prospects for the class of 1954.

Acton Robert Frost Acton Center Acton High School U. S. Navy Naval War College Newport Rhode Island Acton High Frost Burdett College

Acton Couple Announces Engagement of Linda Johnson

Mr and Mrs Reverdy Johnson of Westfield New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Jane Johnson to Robert Arthur Barnhart son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Franklin Barnhart Great Road this town Linda is a Radcliffe junior and Barnhart a Harvard senior and member of the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 The wedding is set for June.

East Acton Reverdy Johnson Westfield New Jersey Linda Jane Johnson Robert Arthur Barnhart Leroy Franklin Barnhart Great Road Miss Johnson Radcliffe College Mr. Barnhart Harvard College Hasty Pudding Institute

High School Acquires New Electric Turn-In Machine

The Acton school department buys an electric adding machine to replace a 30 year old unit in the office. The old machine will move to the commercial department for Irene Weislik’s bookkeeping class as Priscilla Felt uses the new model.

Acton Charles M. MacRae Irene Weislik Priscilla Felt

John Winthrop and the austere chair gift

Boston report notes that John Winthrop, governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, received a social chair as a gift but did not dare use it, deeming such comforts or travel too ritzy for the era's austere standards.

Boston John Winthrop Massachusets Bay Colony

Easter Parade Photography Tips For Family Snapshots

The article encourages capturing Easter finery and festive scenes, noting the rotogravure glow for memorable family photos. It suggests photographing children with rabbits and chickens, and reminds adults to join in front of the camera with help from a friend or neighbor. Public figure John Van Guilder is referenced as the author.

John van Guilder

Red Cross Aquatic School Seeks 18 Plus Attendees

Concord Boxboro Acton Carlisle Lincoln plan Cross Water Safety program under Mrs. Cleon Phelps of South Acton. Women and men over 18 who passed Red Cross senior life saving must contact her before April 10 to attend in June. Telephone Acton 3-4337.

Cross Water Safety Program Concord Boxboro Acton Carlisle Lincoln Cleon Phelps South Acton

Honors Given at Cub Pack Meeting

One of the year’s best attended Pack 49 gatherings met at the high school. Dens 9 10 11 12 led by 100 percent participation earned honors, Den 8 won the inspection award narrowly. Bernie Megin spoke on sportsmanship, two movies were shown, and many boys earned wolf bear and lion badges plus gold and silver arrows, with John Briggs and Terry Taylor receiving the top Cub award.

Concord Dens Den 8 Bernie Megin Elmers John Briggs Terry Taylor

Salt tastes like salt

A salt substitute from Co Salt U S Vitamin Corp imitates natural salt flavor without a physician's prescription. It is sold in large containers for cooking and table use and in small pocketable shakers for on the go.

New York Co-Salt U. S. Vitamin Corp

Michigan births rise to 180000 in 1953 surpassing 1952

The state health department announced 180000 babies were born in Michigan in 1953, up from 177835 in 1952, marking a continued high birth rate context for public health observations.

Michigan State Health Department

Cancer Crusade Donations Sought in Maynard

Maynard board of selectmen chairman Maynard Leo Mutlin spearheads the Cancer Crusade urging all citizens to contribute to the worthy cause and support local efforts in Maynard.

Maynard Leo Mutlin Maynard Board of Selectmen

Unemployment Claims Drop After Large Last Week

Unemployment claims fell this week at the local Employment Security office from 1753 to 1591 for the week ending March 20. For the week ending March 27 initial claims totaled 130 versus 304 prior, with continued claims at 1461. The office noted 18 placements, 54 new applications, 44 counseling interviews for area high school seniors, and 10 new and 10 unfilled job openings.

Careers Talk Highlights Concord High School Event

Concord High hosted an occupational series with speakers William Lammers Spring field College Helen Kroepsch John Hancock Life Insurance and Rose Mullen Emmanuel College detailing careers in physical education social work and various office fields. Students expressed gratitude for the guidance.

Concord Concord High William Lammers Springfield College Helen Kroepsch John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance, Company Rose Mullen Emmanuel College

Seven Ways To Prevent Forest Fires From Dr Beaumont

Dr Arthur B Beaumont of the Soil Conservation Service urges Massachusetts residents to prevent grass fires with seven rules. Do not start fires, extinguish cigarettes, compost leaves, burn waste in controlled conditions, delay outdoor burning until May growth, and use closed incinerators. A free composting leaflet is available from the Massachusetts Extension Service Amherst.

Arthur B. Beaumont Soil Conservation Service Massachusetts Massachusetts Extension Sevice University of Massachusetts Amherst

New Additions at Concord Library Shelves

New additions at the Concord Library include fiction titles Rebel Heiress by Robert Neill One Way to Eldorado by Hollister Noble The Powder Heart by Eudora Welty non fiction Handbook of Tomorrows Antiques by Carl Drepperd and Marjorie Matthews Smith Academic Profession An Informal History of the American College 1636 to 1953 by Ernest Earnest Sopranino by Patrick Ellam and K Mudie Ceramic Sculpture by Pt B Kenny Aid and the tariff by Howard B Piquet Natural Golf by Sam Snead The Life and Music of Bela Bartok by Halsey Stevens.

Cone Concord Library Robert ‘Neill Hollister Noble Eudora Welty Carl Drepperd Marjorie Matthews Smith The American College Ernest Earnest Patrick Ellam Kn. Mudie Ce Pt B. Kenny Howard 8. Piquet Sam Snead Bela, Bartok Halsey Stevens

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