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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1954

Page

9

Acting Superintendent O Connell At Acton Meeting

Acting Superintendent William OConnell presided at the second meeting of the Principals Association in Methuen, with Raymond Grey of the official studies department sending a report. The meeting, held on a Wednesday in December, focused on the England Economic study and related university club discussions at Northeastern University.

William O’connell Ack Associa- Methuen Decem Raymond Grey Ocial Studies En England Economic Northeastern University University Club Vincent

Lowell Grange and Schoolmasters Club Updates

Edward R Stephen Carlisle of Russell Street, state deputy of the Massachusetts Grange, attended Lowell Grange No 337. Theodore Hersey Gannon and Mr OConnell joined the Massachusetts Schoolmasters club second meeting this year. OConnell attended the Lowell Teachers College 60th anniversary convocation on December 10 with Dr Benjamin Fine of the New York Times speaking on the role of the educated teacher in democracy.

Edward R. Stephen Russell Street Massachusetts Grange Lowell Gannon Theodore Hersey Mr. O’connell Massachusetts Schoolmasters’ Club O’connell Lowell Teachers College Benjamin Fine The New York Times

Concord group praised for TV educational effort

The Massachusetts Citizens Committee for Educational Television will operate Channel 2 and start broadcasting weeks after year’s first. Delays come from technical issues including steel allocation for a tower to WBZ after hurricane Edna damage. Dr. Claude M. Fuess lauded Concord’s campaign and noted its influence on other towns.

Concord Massachusetts Citizens Committee For Educational Television Channel 2 WBZ Russell Robb, Jr Claude M. Fuess Fuess New England

Mothers group sews with Eva Dutton at Westford Street

Mrs Eva Dutton hosts a Tuesday evening sewing circle for young mothers on Westford Street. Carlisle Congregational Church now has both junior and senior choirs singing on Sunday mornings led by Marilyn Dutton and William Shunway respectively.

Eva Dutton Westford Street Carlisle Congregational Church William Shunway Marilyn Dutton

Shop teachers of area convene at Harvard meeting

An Acton curriculum conference spurred area shop teachers to meet every two weeks. The first Groton gathering was held on Tuesday November 30 with a December 14 session at Harvard. The group mixes new teachers with veterans to share ideas and address common problems.

Acton Groton Harvard

Acton Volunteers Aid Veterans Hospital Patients

Acton members of the Edwards Quimby A L Post and the Ladies Auxiliary helped distribute gifts to patients at the Bedford Veterans Hospital Sunday evening. Free chest X rays are being taken today in Acton Maynard and Stow under town nurses in charge of reservations. The X rays were made possible by Christmas seals and locals are urged to support the seal sale campaign.

Edwards- Quimby A.L. Post Ladies Auxiliary Unit Veterans Hospital Bedford Acton Maynard Stow

Local participants listed for regional meeting

The attendees include Mr Calder from Harvard, Mr Honde of Littleton, Mr Fardy from Maynard, Mr Geaudette of Ayer, Mr Mez zanotti from Groton, Mr Method of Westford, and Mr Stetson from Acton.

Calder Harvard Honde Littleton Fardy Maynard Geaudette Ayer Mezzanotti Groton Method Westford Stetson Acton

Acton Grade School Pupils Visit Colonial Press

Grade 5 students from South Acton School toured the Colonial Press in Clinton after Thanksgiving. The plant, covering 10 acres, prints 75,000 books and 200,000 pamphlets daily with about 900 workers. They observed Bibles in Spanish, dictionaries, novels, memo pads, arithmetics, and scientific books in production and learned teletype, monotype, and linotype machines.

Acton Catholic Women’s Guild Whist Party Saturday Night

The Acton Catholic Women's Guild hosts a public whist party this Saturday at 8 o'clock. Prizes will be awarded.

Acton Catholic Women's Guild

Voice of Christian Youth Rally at Waltham Free Church

Concord youth from the Evangelical Free Church attended the event with Roxbury participants. A social followed the rally at the Waltham church. The Pioneer Girls met Monday evening and the Christian Service Brigade for boys met Tuesday. Senior Youth Fellowship gathered last Friday evening.

Concord Evangelical Free Church Voice of Christian Waltham Evangelical Free Church Roxbury Pioneer Girls Christian Service Brigade For

Local Couple Welcomes Daughter at Concord Hospital

Mr and Mrs Richard Deane of Foster Street Littleton are parents of a daughter born recently at Concord’s Orson Hospital. Sunday Holy Communion Sunday was observed by the Holy Name Society at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton meeting at Nancy and Barbara Bean’s home.

Richard Deane Foster Street Littleton Orson Hospital Concord Holy Name Society St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton Nancy Barbara Bean

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