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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
3
In 980 Frances Hubbard resided with Ms. Ransome and a grand presence in a chapel service led by a Dale Rich minister at the Unitarian location and cemetery ceremony.
The readable text mentions streets and names including Russell street and Everett F. j street. It hints at a family or individual moving or traveling and references Africa and Pennie folks, but details are unclear.
Mrs Itate Tary of Contord road and her husband celebrate the birth of a son Imre Stanley Tary on August 8 at Enffer son Hospital. The Tar y family, newcomers from Hungary now settled in Sudbury, have become well known locally after moving from New York City where the land was once bought from the Indians for 24 dollars. The property now valued at over 22 billion dollars.
A Sudbury fire log recounts fires set by children on Peakham road August 13 and 16, a kitten rescue, brush fire at Peakham Road residence, and burning rubbish. Incidents include a lumber pile fire near Edward Sherman’s residence, sparks from an incinerator, with warnings to parents about keeping matches away from children.
Mr and Mrs Richard M Bell Joyfully announce the birth of their first child Richard Milton Bell born August 1 at Framingham Union Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James M Bell of Saxonville and Mr and Mrs Newton J Taylor of South Sudbury.
Mr and Mrs Richard D Tenn ey of Greenwood Road welcome daughter Sheila born August 10 at Emerson Hospital Concord. The baby has a sister Danny and two brothers Albert Jr and John. Grandparents Clifton B Willis Medford and Elsie Wesinger Lexington share pride.
Sudbury area Eddy family members traced roots to 1680 and attended a reunion at the Church of the Pilgrimage in Plymouth. F Stetson Eddy completes a fourth term as head of the Eddy family organization. Ernest A Parker and wife of Chardon Ohio lectured on Cranbrook Kent England, ancestral Eddy site.
Mr and Mrs Bruce DeQuay and their three children now in Texas visited Mr and Mrs Gordon Diment and family on South Street, recalling Carlisle roots.
The Fish and Wildlife Service seeks new methods to shield polar bears. Legislation may grant authority for stronger protections. Hunters use planes to locate bears on Arctic ice floes and land to kill, creating jurisdictional and enforcement challenges beyond Alaska.
A local workers group hosted a Saturday event at the Musiketaquid Sportsmen's Club grounds to raise funds for children. The afternoon featured pony rides and a barbecue, with Lynn catering and other local volunteers assisting.
A Sudbury birthday party celebrated Jay Searkey turning seven with family and friends including Genna, Kelley, Logan, Jill Kelley, Mary Margaret Sharkey, and Phillip Sharkey. Activities included a Shopper's World trip and merry-go-round ride.
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