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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
3
A fragmented article notes a legal discussion led by an attorney about corporate duties and the responsibilities of a twelve member group. The piece references a sapper and a devotion event held midweek, with unclear details.
Fragmentary notice describes a lawn seed product labeled Manure Eco 8 bactivat with terms like seed st69 Erin and price 5.85 on a roll. The garbled OCR yields unclear details but references seed, rollers, and pricing.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Dickey daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Dickey of 27 Highland street and Reino Niemi son of Mr and Mrs Paul Niemi of 1 School street South Acton were married March 31 at Our Lady Help of Christians Church Concord. Rev Thomas B Morgan officiated and a reception followed at Concord Country Club. The bride wore Chantilly lace and net with satin and carried stephanotis and orchid. her veil was fingertip illusion with a pearl crown. Bridesmaids included Mrs Ann Rice and Miss Mary Canty. Best man was Eobert Gallagher. ushers included John Rice and others. The couple will reside in New Jersey.
Stow Club reports funds from the March 6 Variety Show by Hale High Dramatic Club were used to send Alan Ferguson. The group plans three short plays for a forthcoming Dramatic Competition including two comedies and a melodrama. Directors include Joseph Oakey, Mr. G Bre, and Alan Ferguson. They seek 1890s period clothes or copies via Ferguson.
Paula G. Saisea became the bride of Robert H. Trumpolt at the First Lutheran Church in Westble Stow. Rev. Douglas Ollila Jr. officiated. The couple plans a wedding trip through New York New Jersey and Cleveland before making a home in Cleveland Ohio.
Richard P. Bank of Marlboro will speak April 25 at 8 p.m. at Goodnow Library under the Young GOP of Sudbury. He will discuss locating civilian airports near factories, based on his Massachusetts Aeronautical Commission work. Color films and refreshments will follow.
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