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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1960
Page
3
A fragmented account describes Mr and Mrs Walncord visiting places tied to a long family history. They journeyed across towns and cities including a coastal summer resort on the North Sea, reconnecting with distant relatives and revisiting birthplace sites after many decades.
A jubilee event will be held in 1962 to honor a local family with a private kick series. A large cookout is planned at Mr and Mrs Frank and family Wilson Hrd on a Sunday after- noon, with thanks extended to all who helped organize the party.
Maureen Sullivan of Michael Murray attended a gathering at Mrs. home with gifts from West Acton and Marlboro Acton. Eileen Si ete from May nts and a cake made the ADDY were mentioned as part of the event.
A fragment notes a drill planned for Wednesday at Waldo D Wil. Details of time, unit, or purpose are unclear in the readable text.
Maynard Massachusetts July 29 1960 office of the board of selectmen letters to Mrs Madeline Lukashuk chairwoman discuss delays in election officer appointments due to new law signed May 27 1960. Secretary Benjamin J Gudzinowicz states local officials were not at fault and criticizes state notification timing.
Bedford notes announce the second week of the summer program at St Elizabeths for boys ages seven to thirteen who wish to join the Little Singers of the Wooden Cross. Rev Edward Tarigny is the contact at the parish. Evangelical Congregational Church closes until Sept 11 for fall services.
Mr and Mrs David Lawson of 196 North Road North Sudbury announce the birth of a daughter on July 19 at Emerson Hospital Concord.
Sudbury children ages 4 to 7 are invited to a story hour at Goodnow Library on four Thursday mornings August 4 11 18 and 25 from 1030 to 1115 a m Mrs Arthur Howard will read and share favorite stories Admission is free Plan to bring your children to enjoy this engaging program.
Miss Constance Hutchins became the bride of Richard Hugh Dubie at Martha Mary Chapel with Rev Bruno Wisec officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Hutchins, Reading and Lake Fairlee, Vt, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dubie of Barre, Vt, will live in Dobbs Ferry New York after a luncheon reception at Wayside Inn.
Concord-Fred T. Boyd, former district governor of Rotary International, spoke to the Framingham Rotary Club on Rotary on the International Scene. He described Rotary’s global reach with more than 10 000 clubs and urged members to attend meetings away from home to meet leaders in various communities.
Sudbury Swingers plan a cookout at 560 Peakham Road owned by Thomas Early on Saturday August 6 at 7 30 p.m. All members and guests invited. Nearby a group including Ralph Babcock Art Svendsgen Ivan Johnson Lee Williams Robert Sykes and families vacationed at Barden's Barn in Lebanon New Hampshire for a square dance weekend earning kenat head badges.
The Concord Gardener's Almanac will be broadcast on Thursday August 4 11 18 and 25 at 8 30 p m. Today's topic is Seaside Plantings and will air on television audiences.
A Carlisle delegation from Carlisle Grange may attend the New England lecturers conference at Orono Maine on August 22. A Pomona Lecturers Circle delegation will visit the camp of Mr and Mrs Edward R Stephen in Duxbury on August 13. Mr and Mrs Peter B Maio announce the birth of a son on July 31 at Emerson Hospital.
Sudbury board of appeals schedules a public hearing at the Town Hall on Tuesday August 16 at 8 p m to act on two petitions previously advertised Edward E Kretsek clerk announces.
A printed advertisement urges readers to invest in U S Savings Bonds. It highlights national savings options and encourages individual purchases through federal programs. The message emphasizes patriotism and financial security as incentive.
Concord Massachusetts hosts Farmers Field Day on Aug 5 and 6 featuring over 50 educational displays across four Sutton farms on Manehaug road. The two-day expo covers 150 acres for exhibits demonstrations and parking for about 20 000 spectators. Highlights include plowing contest Holstein Black and White Show milk goat breeders 4 H horse show ox pulling contest chicken and rabbit barbeques and a rabbit show with continuous demonstrations in homemaking and agriculture. New after five bags feature clutch styles fading soft satins suedes and beadwork.
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