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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1959
Page
2
Fragmentary local notices mention the Maynard Lodge of Eagles hosting a Friday event at 6 o clock and a Congregational Church service tonight at 7 80. also references to a family vacation and a garden project on Maple Street with Monday plans and a benefit drive for a local family.
Card expresses thanks to neighbors and hospital staff for care. Mentions Whitcomb family at 106 Summer Street West Acton. Gratitude noted for kindness and assistance during illness or injury.
Anaya Journal reports Mennis noting steady dividends and capital gains while predicting continued steel price erosion. He cites inelastic demand, high capital costs, and government or import pressures as factors that may limit rapid growth in steel equities and keep prices constrained.
The selectmen discussed Northeast Airlines license and Camp 29, granted Lot No 2 on Great Bend to Mr. Carroll, and a one acre single residence district permit for Geno Martucci Jr. at 178 Hayes Street. A building permit for Paul A. Maddgen and a marina addition near his home were approved, with costs to be borne by the applicant.
A funeral service was held for Maynard James Sullivan of New Britain, a veteran of World War II. The obituary notes his service, mentions Buxton and several grandchildren, and says mourners gathered Saturday as loved ones laid him to rest.
Pam Son receives recognition for outstanding service in transportation efforts. The award emphasizes safe, efficient and community oriented travel improvements.
The fragment notes a license issue involving William Dunn Foundation and Pike Nyman on Alcott, with a reference to a corner on Mein Street and a “teamed avenue” location near Rawiser Bornes, indicating an administrative or licensing action.
A fragment notes a week of significant success for a team led by Charles Nevats and general Stanley. The text mentions Bo- Het Gere 2ummege and Cape Whe:cape in unclear context.
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