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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1957

Page

7

Route 110 freeway plans move ahead despite toll concerns

Public A. She notes study on a 25 mile circumferential Route 110 from Boxboro to Lawrence through Leaves La Chelmsford Lituetom Fewksbury and Andover. Sheridan says Turnpike Authority favoring toll freeways delayed state action but the Department of Public Works proceeds with plans.

Boxboro Lawrence Leaves la Chelmsford Lituetom Fewksbury Andover Sheridan Massachusetts ‘Turnpike Authority

Bedford Town Meeting to Consider Street Names and Police Traffic Aid

Selectmen plan to present the student council street name suggestions for town meeting approval including High School Way Varsity Drive Jenks Lane Academy Avenue and Parkway Bedford also seeks applicants for one more policewoman to manage school traffic. The next Bedford selectmen meeting is Friday night August 16 at Town Hall with Chairman William Walsh presiding Mrs Janet Blake and Mrs Barbara Kirton have applied for positions and Mr and Mrs Roderick D MacLean have returned to Bedford occupying the upstairs of their Hartford Street home Mrs George D Fraser hosted the 1940 Club dessert card party with prizes awarded to Mrs Walter Fitch and Mrs Irvin Puffer.

High School Way Varsity Drive Jenks Lane Academy Avenuue Parkway Bedford Janet Blake Hillside Avenue Barbara Kirton Otis Street Bedford Selectmen Town Hall William Walsh Roderick D. MacLean Newtonville Hartford Street George D.fraser Walter Fitch Irvin Puffer

Local Liquor Outlet Closed Amid Iowa Hearing

Residents of New Albin Iowa protested a state Liquor Commission decision to close the local outlet effective August 15. a four member delegation traveled to Des Moines to appeal, arguing the stove kept crowds away and cut demand in other cities.

New Albin Iowa State Liquor Commission Deg Moines Arizona Fort Huachucn Huachwea

Review of Liberty and Security Proposals By Public Group

The group outlines proposals on liberty restrictions and lax enforcement. It notes New York Bay centralization and extra protections for employees. Mrs. Thomas Cheatham leads the Individual Liberties Study for the coming year to monitor developments including the Supreme Court Watkins decision.

New York Bay Thomas Cheatham Sme Supreme Court Watkins

Disappearance Ends As Man Shoots Family Dog

Concord police report a Maynard man William O Driscoll shot and killed Gordon H Ogilvie s dog on Lowell Road. He transported the carcass to Monument Street Bridge and dumped it into the Concord River. He will be brought into district court to answer for his actions.

Concord Gordon H. Ogilvie Lowell Road William O’driscoll Monument Street Bridge Concord River O'Driscoll

Acton Families Enjoy Summer Trips and Scout Activities

William Ray and two boys camped at Wolfe Island Ontario during a Kingston visit while Peddy Janericco experiments with a new kayak in drought conditions. Local Scouts from Acton plan trips to Jaffrey New Hampshire and St Albans Vermont as conservation officer Thomas Sheehan battles water chestnut along rivers and notes Mount Holyoke ponds as another infestation site.

William Ray Stow West Acton Kingston Ontario Wolfe Island Lake Ontario Thomas Sheehan Thee River China Massachusetts Mount Holyoke South Hadley

Flavorful Egg Salad Upgrade with Curry Twist

Add a pinch of curry powder to your egg salad mix for a warm, aromatic lift. Combine mashed yolks, mayo, mustard, salt, and pepper, then fold in curry to taste and garnish with chives or paprika.

Police Blotter Warns on Vacations and Stranger Danger

Concord police caution residents to stop or pause deliveries when away to shield empty homes from burglaries. Wardens note stolen wallet incidents near White Pond and a car theft recovered by Brighton police. They highlight risks from child molesters and urge constant parental vigilance with young children.

Concord Asinie

Concord Lions Plan Carnegie Course and Swim Party

The Concord Lions Club schedules a swim party at 231 Main Street hosted by George W. Wilkinson for Tuesday August 13 and announces a Dale Carnegie course starting September 12 at 6 30 p m open to the public for a nominal fee. Information from committee chairs John C Collins William H Damon Max Pelsue Frederick Bubier and past president J Howard Holt.

Concord Concord Lions Club George W. Wilkinson Concord Club Dale Carnegie John C. Collins William H. Damon Max Pelsue Frederick Bubier J. Haward Holt

Acton School Names New English Social Studies Teacher

Acton Boxborough Regional High School appoints Mrs Esther Folts to teach English and Social Studies. Folts, Syracuse University alumna, previously taught at Havre de Grace High School in Maryland. The district notes resignations due to illness and staff changes at the regional schools. The Ford Industrial Arts Awards for 1967 are mentioned with two winners from the district.

Vincent. Gannon Acton Eight School Framingham Teachers College University of Dublin Ee One Adc- Ssdeaitenass Acton-Boxborough Esther Folts Folts Syracuse Univer‘sity Havre de Grace ‘High School Havre de Lrace Maryland Ree Raymond J. Grey Ford Motorborough Regional High School Grea Yead Acton Selma Will

Circle of the W S C S of Ludbury Methodist Church Plans Activities

Ten members met to set regular meeting night for the ensuing year. A C and I party for the Building Fund is scheduled at Mrs. William Spiller’s home on August 6. On August 14 the circle meets with President Mrs. Ide to craft articles for a children’s table for the fair. Story Hour at Goodnow Library for Sudbury youngsters aged four to seven, Thursdays August 6, 13, 22 and 28, from 10:36 to 11:15 am. tickets issued weekly at the library. storyteller Mrs. Arthur Howard.

W.sic.s Ludbary Methodist Church Colling William Spiller C. and I Ide Sudbury Goodnow Library Te Library Arthur Howard

Sudbury Births: Hadley Daughter Born July 17

Sudbury announces the arrival of oe Cuaire Hadley on July 17 at Little Motsunion. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Hadley.

Sudbury Oe Cuaire Hadley Little Motsunion William F

Stone Junior welcomes daughter born July 24

Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone Jr of Horse Pond Road announce the birth of a daughter on July 24. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone Sr of Sudbury.

Ralph Stone, Jr Horse Pond Road Ralph Stone, Sr Sudbury

Highway Use Tax Returns Due By August Thirty First

District Director Frank Cavanagh reminds owners of highway motor vehicles liable for the Highway Use Tax that Form 2290 is due on or before August 31, 1952 for the year starting July 1, 1957. Tax applies to trucks over 26,600 pounds and to single unit trucks and truck tractors by weight. Full year tax ranges from 40.50 to 94.00. the rate is 1.50 per 1000 pounds of taxable gross weight.

Internal Revenue Frank 3. Cavanagh District Director of Internal Revenue Nternal Revenue Service Office of Revenue Boston Congress

Brennan Family Birthday Celebration Noted in South Sudbury

Relatives neighbors and friends gathered Friday July 26 to celebrate William Brennan of South Sudbury’s 7th birthday anniversary. Visitors came from Quincy Winchester Auburn Stow and Sudbury with telegrams from a Vancouver Canada sister and a brother. A decorated cake highlighted the refreshments as Mr Brennan recuperates after surgery and received gifts flowers and greeting cards.

Sudbury William Brendan South Sudbury Quincy Winchester Auburn Stow Vancouver Brennan

Team Sets Up Temporary Home Under Breadth of Games

A large group or squad secured a temporary base described as the necessary and many players. The venue, labeled as temporary, hosts a broad slate of events and practices to support the squad's needs while a longer arrangement is sought.

Concord Chosen to Host District Convention 1956

Announcement designates Concord Rotary as host for the 1056 district convention. The event aims to be a notable affair with dates set for April 16, 1956, and officials pledge strong organization to ensure a successful gathering.

Concord Concord Rotary

Prison guard stabbed during attempted prison escape

Arthur J. Guillemette, 38, of Lowell, allegedly grabbed a handmade knife from his clothing and stabbed guard Fred Taylor at Concord Reformatory as others tried to stop an escape. Moyniham, a guard, and two other officers were assaulted. Abdon terror was taken to Emerson Hospital with non life threatening injuries. his condition later listed as satisfactory.

Mazibere John F. Moyniham Cook Lane Concord Reformatory Ton Aepsony Pumom Qeys Artur J. Guillemette Lowell Osly Fred Taylor Paul Con Tee Guillemetie Moynihas Ang Dee Abdon Emerson

K. of C. Delegation Plans Boston Sox Game Night Out

Concord K of C members will travel by bus to Fenway Park in Boston Friday to view the Red Sox play the Chicago White Sox. The council’s next meeting is Aug. 6 with a report on the Gardner Lawrence camp’s coolseat success and new officers to be named soon. Toward accommodations in Germany report 496 323 beds available and near prewar capacity.

Concord Concord K. of C. Ts Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox Fenway ‘Park Gardner Lawrence

Concord Girl Marries in Scotland in Edinburgh Ceremony

Miss Dianne Stuart of Concord wed Jamies Calhoun Humes son of the late Judge Samuel Hamilton Humes of Williamsport Pa on July 25 at the Church of Duddington Edinburgh A reception followed at Milton House Their daughter was presented at the Boston debutante cotillion of 1951 She is a Concord Academy and Wellesley graduate with Foreign Service in Naples Italy The Humes couple will reside in Washington after a trip to the Scottish Highlands and London

Concord Scotland Edinburgh Dianne Stuart Jamies Calhoun Humes Samuel Hamilton Humes Williamsport U.S. Foreign Service Naples Italy Tneee Mg. Humes Stowe Williams College University of Madrid Spain Humes Washington Scottish Highlands London

Birth announced for Alden French III in Annisquam

Recent arrival Concord Ensign and Mrs Alden French Jr announce the birth of a son Alden French 3rd on July 12. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alden French of Concord and Charles F Fairbanks 2nd of Lowell. Mrs French prior name Dorothy Parker Fairbanks.

Concord Ensign Alden French Annisquam

Cleveland Publisher Prints Over Three Million Bibles Annually

A single Cleveland publishing company prints and binds more than 3,000,000 Bible volumes each year. The operation handles large scale production from binding to distribution, indicating a major religious publishing capacity in Ohio.

Single Publishing Company Cleveland, Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Public A Uth Ally Yen Bedford Public Library Lake Walden Cotcord Arthur Rivet South Road West Yarmouth Mrs. Albert Rivet Bob Hope Beau James Jack Pelance Tony Perkins the Lonely Man Jake C Kiddie Cartoon Theatre Peddy Janericco Massachusetts Avenue Teddy Joseph and Margaret Coughlam Windsor Avenue Plum Islard John Foley Willow Street Bechelor Kay Cape Cod Philip Scout John Young School Street South Acton St. Albans James Connolly John Naomi Ansley Stow Street Jaffrey N. H Chris Ray Philip Foley Paul Young David Driscoll, Jr East Acton Old Acres Farm & Dairy Fred BR. Jones William J. Costello White Pond Nnwa Peter Ruggiero Emerson Road Brighton Police Division Boston Police Stoughton Brockton Lions Club Carnegie Isle of Capri Munich Germany John F. Moynihan Newtown Road Shaker Lane Littleton Male Carpenter Massachusetts Division of Employment Security Everett Street Concorntion West Acton, Mass Lyon Howard Johnson
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