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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1954
Page
15
In a ser vice meeting at Emerson Hospital a guest speaker Iles H Duston of Con spoke on the subject Disten Use of Levin and Miller Tubes highlighting medical device usage and technological applications.
A public service notice promotes home fire safety for the holidays. It urges checking tree wiring and avoiding smoke in bed matches and flammable cleaners, discouraging attic clutter and unsafe electrical overloads.
Miss Claire M. Belanger of Westford Road engaged to Lieut. (j g) Thomas O. Wilson U S Navy son of Frank K. Wilson of Rosenberg Texas and the late Mrs Wilson Miss Belanger a Presentation of Mary Academy Hudson NH graduate now employed at Rex Corporation West Acton Mr Wilson Rosenberg High School and University of Texas Austin graduate currently aboard the U S S Juneau on a Mediterranean cruise with plans for a June wedding
Acton acts of Capt Isaac Davis Chapter D A R held a Christmas gathering at Town Hall with Miss Enid M Sadler as new grand regent presiding. January 13 History Night to discuss Dr Phalen's book led by Mrs Dewey Boatman. New officers listed include vice regent Mrs Malcolm MacGregor chaplain Mrs John Loring recording secretary Mrs Leo Cunningham, corresponding secretary Mrs Boatman, treasurer Mrs E Wilson Bur saw, historian Miss Eula S Taylor, registrar Mrs George Newton, librarian Mrs Bertha Lodden. Committees named: Press Mrs Hodgen approved schools Mrs Russell Berry program Mrs Newton Mrs Berry Mrs Richard Peterson junior Mrs Braman defense Miss Clara Newton past grand regent.
The mixed chorus at Concord High School prepares for its yearly Christmas concert. Supervisor Charles K Yeremian and the students have worked hard on the program, featuring beautiful numbers and Bible readings with soft Christmas music to set the holiday mood.
A fragment notes cows trees in tropical forests of Venezuela and Brazil yield a white nutritious sap. The text hints at an agricultural or botanical discovery, labeling it a good beginning. The source reads as historical notebook jargon with partial terms.
The Bedford Civic Club hosts its annual Christmas party at 8 o'clock in the clubhouse off Loomis Street. New president William J. Walsh Jr announces no business session, gifts exchanged, refreshments served, all members and guests welcome. Officers include Walsh as president, Joseph W. Raymond as clerk, Raymond Scheublin as treasurer, and Fred Greenwood as director. The club, formed in 1907, holds regular meetings on the fourth Thursdays except July and August.
Bedford Grange P of H No 283 held Educational Night at the Town Hall. Master Ralph W Thompson greeted visitors. Clayton Morse of Lexington spoke as treasurer of Middlesex Central Pomona. Refreshments were provided by members with D names. An After Christmas Party is planned for December 27.
Concord Sunday events note St. Bernard's Church and Our Lady Help of Christians plan Christmas parties. St. Bernard's at Monument Hall after the 8:30 mass, Our Lady's at 2 p.m. in the church hall. Santa, movies and gifts expected. children and families invited.
Concord annual meeting of the Emerson Hospital corporation elected Gilbert M. Roddy as president Robert D. Parks as vice president Arthur P. Perry Jr as treasurer William DeFord as clerk Mrs Stedman Buttrick Jr Romeo DiCicco John E Dick of Bedford Mrs Charles G Edgarton Egbert S Newbury Jr Robert J Roddy and Leo F Mullin of Maynard were named to the board of directors.
Acton PTA met at the school cafeteria with Rudolph F. King giving a fine talk. Thomas Ott presented the registrar talk as President William R. Owen presided. Frank Seller the new scoutmaster was introduced and a flag was presented to Acting Superintendent William O Connell for use in the assembly hall.
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