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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1956
Page
9
Veterans obtain loans through July 25 1958 under a wartime GI loan program. President signs new law expanding liability relief for purchasers who assume loans and restoring entitlements for certain properties. The changes apply to World War II and Korea era veterans and amends the GI Bill to cover service-related home disposals.
Rev. Dr. Edward Perry Daniels and Mrs. Daniels of 28 Walden Street observed their 41st wedding anniversary on July 28. Married in Bellevue Pennsylvania, they have lived in Concord since 1931 where he served as minister of the First Parish and now resigns effective December 25 to move to Maine. The couple have one son, two daughters and several grandchildren. Daniels is chaplain of the Concord Fire Department.
West Concord Mr and Mrs Edward F Sheehan formerly Barbara Felt 10 Crest Street mark their 16th wedding anniversary on August 3. They were wed at Our Lady Help of Christians Church and reside here with their eight year old daughter Kathleen. The couple celebrate a steady family life in town.
The law requires certification of intent to reside in a home bought with a GI loan at application and closing. It also affirms VA's authority to determine the final reasonable value of a property, overriding an individual appraiser's estimate.
Mrs Edward Mc Kenna, president, lists committee appointments for the annual fashion show on October 19. Co chairwomen come from Concord Bedford Lexington Milton and Kcity with roles in refreshments souvenirs tickets decorations and prizes. Ada Dewson of Milton is named commentator and coordinator.
Herman I. Pollock of Philadelphia, chief defender for the Voluntary Defender Association since 1943, reports spending almost three years talking to clients in Moyamensing Prison, a measure of his workload and dedication to defense work.
The Carlisle Planning Board will meet in the Gleason Public Library selectmen's room tonight at 8 o'clock to consider amending a zoning by law to include Sterling Davis property on Bedford Road in the business district. Warren serves as clerk and Henry B. Hosmer is moderator.
Maynard Lions Club members are reminded of tonight's 6 30 meeting at Carbones Twin Trees Restaurant Route 62. President Rev Orville D Ullom will preside and the program will be announced. The club plans an active fall campaign with committees led by Raymond Beatty George Sharpe and Paul Badger.
A seven-year-old, Soames Rufer, won a $25 prize with a one-ounce perch. It was the largest fish of the winter derby at Bullhead Lake and the only fish caught that day.
Plans are complete for the Middlesex County 4 H Fair to run Friday through Sunday at the County 4 H grounds Westford Route 10. Friday features dairy cattle judging and square dancing with a dress revue. Saturday hosts a 4 H horse show and chicken barbecue. Prizes exceed 1000 dollars. Public invited 10 am to 9 pm each day with no admission.
The Registry of Motor Vehicles announced the 1957 plates with white numerals on black background and a schedule for applications. General mail filings start October 1 for Boston, November 5 for branch offices. reassignment rules apply for K and H series numbers and early registration is encouraged.
A brief state affair from Hemphis Tennessee notes Mrs Tennessee Perkins has two sisters identified as Missouri and Indiana in a short UP dispatch.
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