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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
19
The Old Concord Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet on Saturday December 6 at 2 15 PM at 408 Main Street West Concord. Mrs Julian White hosts and Mrs Cyril Locke provides the program with Reading. eligible women with Revolutionary ancestry are invited to attend.
The report states building costs at 15.54 dollars per square foot and built-in development at 17.78 dollars per square foot. These figures are presented as favorable compared with other school construction in the commonwealth.
Alma MacInnis a Tufts University graduate who did graduate work at Harvard School of Education and served as social director at Mount Ida Junior College is highlighted as a health educator and active volunteer. The note also promotes buying U S Savings Bonds.
Maynard resident Maynard Charles Walsh son of Mr and Mrs John Walsh at 13 Driscoll Avenue has begun recruit training at Parris Island S C He is a Maynard High School graduate Enlistment coordinated by T Sergeant Bruce Sherman Marine recruiter with assistance from Master Sergeant Hank Maierhoffer in the area
Twenty four Sudbury Grange members gathered November 24 to a warm hall thanks to a heater blower installed by Grange members. Harris Cripps Roe Adams Leslie Burr and Rodney Hadley provided photos for the program. The informal evening featured a cozy atmosphere and a surprise lecture titled Christmas 1958 slated for December 9 with a promise of a large attendance.
Annie Korsman 77 of 1 Noble Park died Tuesday at Whitney Homestead Stow. Born in Finland she lived here 50 years widow of John Sr. Survived by two sons Eino and John both of Maynard four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral today at 2 pm at W A Twombley Funeral Home Rev Eino Hamalainen will officiate. Interment in Glenwood cemetery family lot.
The Ground Observer Corps will be inactivated on 31 January. The radar network now assures bomber detection before reaching U S borders, while SAGE the Semi Automatic Ground Environment becomes operational. USAF urges GOC volunteers to participate in Civil Defense activities as needed.
A Dots note from van & Sullivan Engraving Company recalls the Packard as a luxury icon while noting that more than 2700 automobile names have survived to only 16 remaining today. The line reflects on fading eras and lasting branding in American auto history.
Boston federal reports show Massachusetts labor wary of a three percent limited sales tax while the 72nd AFL convention closes with plans to merge with the CIO. Officials urge stricter school fire safety nationwide after the Our Lady of the Angels disaster, prompting inspections and renewed building safety demands.
Prem national news: Ne Win plans to present a bill in parliament establishing a selective service system to draft men and women into the armed services. Informed sources said today.
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