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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1954
Page
9
Public Works Board Funds Bridge and Road Upgrades
Massachusetts Public Works plans bridge work on Route 62 and 85, resurfacing on Route 2 in Lexington and Route 27 in May, sidewalk repairs, waterproofing on Route 62 in Concord and Route 27 stretches, with ongoing staff adjustments and several projects due to start in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Com- Massachusetts Public Works
Hudson
Hopkinton
Acton Congregational minister guest at Acton Center service
R Wenham of the Congregational church was guest Sunday morning at the Ethiopian Congregational in Acton Center. The occasion honored his mother Be. (Vining) Harriet Acton marking a fifteenth anniversary. The couple married in Our Lady of St. Jans church, West 1st 11, 1939, and have since lived here. Mrs. is the former Edith Cross nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wenham
The
Et Congregational Ury
Ern
West Acton
Vining
Harrith Acton
Our Lady Jans Church
West
Edith Cross
Recreation Games Writings Highlight Refresh at Hall
Report notes recrew games and refresh at Bo Hall with emphasis on savings bonds and planned events. Personnel and organizations unnamed in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recrew Games
Refreshbo Hall
Carlisle Church Supply Minister Grady Spires Sees Sunday Service
The Carlisle Congregational Church continued with Rev Grady Spires from Cambridge as supply minister during the Sunday service. A Thursday prayer meeting is planned and voters must register by August 13 at the town library in a noon to 10 pm session. Local residents attend events at the Waltham Field Station and library staff cover duties during vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Spires
Cambridge
Carlisle Congregational Church
Margaret Heald
Littleton Grange Plans September Meeting and Fairs
The Littleton Grange P. of H. holds its next regular meeting on Monday September 13 at the Town House to elect officers. Master Jonathan W Teele will preside. Notices of Sudbury and Chelmsford fairs dated August 28 were read. Meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert S Allen Jr included a corn roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
George W. Foss
Littleton
Littleton Grange
P. of H
Jonathan W. Teele
Sudbury Grange
Chelmsford
Robert
Fire at McCard's Mill in Bedford Damages plant and stock
Bedford firemen answered an alarm at the Mc Card Textile Mill Loomis street Tuesday evening August 3rd. Eighteen workers were in the plant at the time. Machinery and stock were damaged. Loss amount not yet established according to Chief Richard S. Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
McCard
Loomis Street
Richard S. Dodge
Local Notes From Lincoln Area Social Roundup
Lincoln Allston W Riley recuperating from surgery at Emerson Hospital. Lincoln Grange hosts home party at Miss Marie Gradeski Sandy Pond road. First Friday Mass on August 6 at St Joseph Church South Lincoln. Feast of the Assumption noted on August 15. Mr and Mrs Guibert Winehell and family recently returned from Seaside Heights NJ. Their son Richard Winchell and family return to Bogoto Columbia after two months in the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston W. Riley
Concord Road
South
Lincoln
Emerson Hospital
Lincoln Grange
Marie Gradeski
Sandy Pond Road
St. Joseph’s Church
South Lincoln
Edmund J. Rowan
Guibert Winehell
Seaside Heights
New Jersey
Richard Winchell
Bogoto
Columbia
States
Rhode Island School of Design student called by nickname
Noy is the nickname used for Pacharabuss Pibulsonggram the daughter of Thailand's prime minister at Rhode Island School of Design where students ignore her proper name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Thailand
Rhode Island School of Design
Pacharabu
Pibulsonggram
Noy
Actress Engineer Lacy Pieti Breaks Stereotypes on TV
Lucille Pieti a 27 year old Detroit born engineer and actress on CBS TV's That's My Boy. She is the only female automotive engineer known in the United States and serves as a technical writer explaining Plymouth cars on television. Her selection highlights brains and beauty in influencing women to buy family cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Pieti
Detroit
Mich
Lacy
United States
CBS
Milady
Cas
Hardwood Seen as Potential Newsprint Source
The Commerce Department calls hardwoods a promising native source for newsprint but requires full scale mill tests to confirm commercial viability. A 368 page report for a House Judiciary Committee cites U S consumption of 6,109,000 tons for last year with Canada supplying four fifths and future demands projected to rise to 8,700,000 tons by 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
House Judiciary Committee
U. S
Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Sinclair Weeks
Canada
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Eisenhower
Night driving safety tips urge caution after ark
A public safety notice highlights the dangers of night driving with 60 of 100 fatal crashes in darkness while only 28 of vehicles are on the road. It urges reduced speed, vigilant signaling, proper vehicle lighting, avoid drowsiness, and abstaining from alcohol to lower night fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soh Bangeres
July jobless claims decline to lowest since March
Employment rose by 50 000 and unemployment fell by 11 000 in July. Total payrolls reached 62 148 000 for the week of July 5 11, with 3 346 000 unemployed and the civilian labor force at 65 494 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Mudore
United Press
Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Labor Department
Cal
Luxurious 12-ton trailer owned by Gloucester inventor
Gloucester resident and famed inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. owns a 12-ton luxury trailer featuring an automatic dishwasher, telephones, and a separate driver’s sleeper compartment. Americans spent 67 billion dollars on food in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
America
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Salem Elm Traces Lineage To Washington Family Tree
In Salem Nebraska a ceremonial elm named the Salem Ely grows to 15 feet with a lineage tracing to the Washington Film of Cambridge Massachusetts. This 11 year old Nebraska tree is one of seven great grandchildren planted in 1943 to mark the 300th birthday of the elm under which George Washington commanded colonial forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Ne
Salem
Salem Ely
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Nebraska
George Washington
Uncooked smoked meats kept fresh with vinegar cloth wax
Uncooked smoked meats stay sweet longer when wrapped in a vinegar dampened cloth and coated with wax paper to seal in moisture and flavor.
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