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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1956
Page
3
A Stow school committee report outlines elementary space needs and debates regional versus local high school options. It urges four fall study sessions, analyzes costs, control, and curriculum, and proposes a pay as you go financing option or separate school assessment to fund expansion.
During World War I the U S Army pursued maritime transport interests. Twenty eight Army divisions took part in forty two assault landings.
Cyrus Kendrick IH visits cousin Alan Fox in Sal isbury Massachusetts and returns home with him. Rev and Mrs Killinger will be away August 13 to 26 contact through Mr John Head for emergencies. Unity Club plans for Church Fair on September 22 and meets September 11 at Mrs Virginia Benjamin’s home. Mrs Ellen Perkins returns from a five week trip to Mexico including Taxco Acapulco and Guatemala. Miss Moore to speak at Women’s Service Club.
Fire crews answered a late Friday call at Government Ammunition Depot on Sudbury Road amid suspicions a cigarette from a passing car started the blaze. Community updates note visitors and relocations, with church auction planned for August 11 at First Parish Church and September registration dates announced.
Miss Marcia Ellen Gaughan and John Henry Mahoney were married at St Stephen's Church Framingham on August 4 in a Nuptial Mass. The bride is the daughter of Sudbury and Acton residents. the groom is from Belmont. The couple will live in Boston after a trip to Nantucket.
Vintage trailer from 1953 described as General with a full bath and shower. electrical hot water, like new condition, priced at $1500. contact Harvard Gladstone at 6-3624.
Sudbury Republicans invite townspeople to a meeting at 9 p.m. August 13 in the Sudbury Library. Guests include Hermann Reynolds Christian Herter Jr and General Otis M Whitney the Massachusetts Commissioner of Public Safety. Reynolds and Herter are candidates for Governor's Council.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee announce the birth of a daughter, Susan Deane, at Chelsea Navy Hospital. A brother Danny and sisters Elizabeth and Dionne share joy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Waters and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Bradshaw of Sudbury. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Paige of Stow and Mrs. Rogers of unknown lineage.
Enthusiastic Sudbury youngsters, 34 in total, depart August 7 from the Public Health Nursing Association HQ for Camp Wonderland in Sharon. The group receives physicals, spending money, and camp support from Kiwanis, with some children later headed to Camp Virginia and a New Hampshire farm for two weeks.
Sudbury Girl Scouts praise Sam Amabile a Newton stone mason who built a chimney for their camp without charge. Paul Ecke of Sudbury Associates arranged the project and the work included window screens staining and upgrading the Cabin as Camp Clara Ecke ran.
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