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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1959

Page

2

Gratifying Rise Seen in U S Employment Figures

Government reports indicate unemployment fell in March by about 300000, a sizable seasonal drop. President Eisenhower and Secretary Mitchell previewed the data, calling the March figures gratifying and of broad interest, as they set the stage for an unemployment conference later this week.

Labor and Commerce Departments Eisenhower Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell Mitchell White House Organized Labor James C. Hagerty

White Jr Leads A Battery In 221st Field Artillery

Major General Otis M Whitney announces that 1st Lt Valmore W White Jr is appointed Commanding Officer of A Battery 221st Field Artillery Battalion. White a three year Regular Army veteran served a year in Korea and has been executive officer of Battery C 101st Field Artillery for three years. He will assume command on April 15 as the 26th Division moves to the Pentomic era.

Boston Otis M. Whitney 26Th Yd) Infantry Valmore W. ‘White Jr 221St Field Artillery White Zome. Keen 101St Field Artillery Battalion Whites

Beauty Pioneer Ruth Partington Found Soap in 1615

One of America's first beauty experts, Ruth Partington, began small scale soap making around 1615 using lye fats and herbs. Her enterprise grew over centuries, lasting until 1855 and yielding a substantial fortune.

Beauty Pioneer New York UPI United States Ruth Partington

Tax Deductions List Offered By National Tax Society

The National Society of Tax Consultants publishes a list of 105 business and personal tax deductions for the Federal Tax Return. To obtain the mail order, send 20 cents to the society at Box 5995 Dallas Texas.

National Society of Tax Consultants, Professional Tax Organization National Society Dallas Texas

Funeral Services For Mrs Seder

Mrs Ida T Rickles Seder 70 of 80 Acton Street died suddenly last Wednesday. Widow of Jacob H. Seder she leaves daughters Mrs Florence Aranov and Doris Seder both of Brookline and three sons Avram Maynard Simon ceregaone Pa and Robert Newton. Services held at Levine Chapel Brookline Friday afternoon. Buy U S Savings Bonds.

Maynard Ida T. (Rickles) Seder Acton Street Jacob H. Seder Florence Aranov Brookline Doris Seder Avram Simon Ceregaone Pa Robert Newto Levine Chapel

Acton Center Women’s Club to Present One Act Play

The Acton Center Women’s Club will dramatize a one act comedy titled From Five to 5:30. The presentation is at 7 pm Wednesday April 15 under Mrs John B Milliken. Mrs Paul M president will lead the business meeting and the hostess will be Mrs Frederick W Ablett.

Acton Center Acton Center Woman’s Club John B. Milliken Paul M Frederick W. Ablett

Fellowship Names Slate of Officers

Concord Bill Douglas was elected president of the senior youth fellowship of Congregational Church at the regular meeting last Sunday. Other officers named are Vice-president Bill Creighton chaplain Rosalind Webster treasurer Sandy Macleod assistant treasurer Fay secretaries Sue Brown and Bette Hubley, Christian-out-Martin youth council natives Doris Blaidell and Baker. New officers will assume duties in the fall.

Concord Bill Douglas Congregational Church Bill Creighton Rosalind Webster Sandy Macleod Fay Sue Brown Bette Hubley

Longtime Concord resident and church organist passes away

The town’s oldest resident, who lived at the last house on Wartar Road, served for many years as the organist at St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in Concord. Rev Morris R Robinson, rector of St. Anne’s, officiated. Interment followed at Arbor Vitae Old Lincoln Cemetery.

Wartar Road St. Anne’s Episcopal Church Concord Morris R. Robinson St. Anne’s

Amelia Held in Puketba Mass 1810

A dated note states Amelia was held in Puketba Massachusetts in 1810 per records from the Massachusetts Department of Commerce.

Puketba Mass Massachusetts Department of Commerce

It Pays to Own a Dodge A 1959 car ad comparison

An advertising piece argues Dodge offers notable standard features and options at no extra cost, highlighting torsion-Aire Ride, Total-Contact Brakes, Safety-Rim Wheels, electric wipers, and independent parking brake. It urges readers to visit, test drive, and compare the 1959 Dodge with competitors, promising comfort and value.

Dodge

GM Plant in Conversion Affects 1200 Workers in Detroit

Gordon stated in Detroit the changeover will not reduce the 1,200 Ser employees and will shift Buick Pontiac and Oldsmobile passenger car assembly from the Framingham plant to Linden New Jersey. Company officials cited retained dealer and customer access and expanded Eastern Seaboard production opportunities.

Gordon Detroit Ser Framingham Assembly Ane Seaboard Inden N. J Oman Eae

Bowen Named as President for Rotary

Bedford John Bowen proprietor of a local toy store has been elected president of the Rotary Club for the new year. The nominating committee preserved the rest of the slate and it was approved at the Bedford Inn meeting. Richard K Brown is vice president and George Doherty secretary with Frank J. Hene Jr. treasurer. Lee H. Kieley sergeant at arms, and a bulletin editor. Board of directors includes Ronald Davis John J. Harrison and Theodore Silvester. Davis is retiring president.

Bedford John Bowen Rotary Club Bedford Inn Richard K Brown George Doherty Frank J. Heneee Jr Lee H. Kieley Ronald Davis John J. Harrison Theodore Silvester Davis

Acton Lions Club Hosts First Ladies Night of 1959

Acton Lions Club and members plus guests enjoyed their first ladies night on March 31. The women of the Acton Women's Club prepared a buffet for over 50, featuring Beef Stroganoff. Ralph Witters and Edward Simmons spoke, two wine cooking films were shown, Napa Rose was served, and Lion Dr. William Clewley struggled with the collecting basket.

Acton Acton Lions Club Acton Women’s Clule Ralph Witters Wine Advisory Board of California Edward Simmons Frommond Sichel Inc Christian ‘Brothers Napa Lion William Clewley

Maynard Civil Defense Faces School Child Safety Challenge

The Maynard civil defense leaders and school committee discuss a rough plan for protecting children in case of an enemy attack. They consider where children live, how they travel, and neighbor involvement, plus feeding, housing, and sanitation if schools stay open for days amid radioactive fallout.

Maynard Auxiliary Police Association Nashua N.H Littler Boxboro Marlboro Hudson - Boston

Hard Work Key to Married Life in New Gloucester

In New Gloucester James Turner and his wife celebrate a long marriage built on hard work and mutual support. They recall facing daily challenges with resilience and humor as friends and a local official crowd gathers for their anniversary. The couple emphasizes sticking to their routine and values as the basis of their century-long story.

James United Press New Gloucester Turners Turner 4 Mierfield Sen. Smith Rep

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