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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1958
Page
7
The Emer ie First Parish hosts a December gathering as new families attend. A nurse talent show and birthday party at home celebrate community milestones with godmother Ann and friends. James Acton and Sharon Johnson attend with coffee in a vestry program.
Rev and Mrs Haw host a church event on New Year’s Day with a cordial reception for members. A new siding and a picturesque barn in the rear join a five room school building. The breakfast fundraiser supports church improvements with about 60 members attending. The Holy Name Society information at the university lists a president speaking on Russia.
UPI reports in Kansas TB new case rate at 15.5 per 100000, Harlem in New York shows about 800 per 100000. Public health aims for a reliable vaccine and rapid drugs. BCG vaccine has drawbacks and immunity varies by person. Science still lacks full understanding of tubercle bacillus and drug action, while bacilli resistance looms.
Nazareth, near Haifa, hosts Christmas rites as 2,000 attend Midnight Mass at St. Josephs. Israel police ensure order while pilgrims shop for olive wood crafts. Nazareth’s Christian population rises to about 23,000 amid a Jewish quarter nearby.
Taxpayer fundsed TB care in Massachusetts totaled 7 million dollars for 2143 hospital patients. Christmas Seal program emphasizes prevention and early detection with chest X rays and tuberculin tests in Middlesex County and local schools.
Polish Finance Minister Tadeusz Dietrich announced the 1959 budget of 186 aloty and pledged faster decentralization of industry trade and agriculture in the coming year. Lobsters contain more iodine and mineral salts than any other.
Reverend Hyland T. Richmond preaches Sunday at 11 a.m. on Lessons from the Wisemen. An 5 p.m. Christmas program features recitations carol singing and gift presentations around the tree with fellowship. Watch Night Service set for Dec 31 at 8 p.m. Evening service omitted.
A brief holiday note from Rapid Service Press in Boston wishing readers a Merry Christmas to all with a wry line about a penny scale at a drug store as a nostalgic touch from ten years ago.
Boston UPI New England highway deaths run ahead of 1957. Through last weekend 1,196 deaths this year versus 1,176 in the same period last year. Massachusetts 534, Connecticut 226, Maine 194, New Hampshire 95, Vermont 74, Rhode Island 73, with other states and totals listed.
The speaker argues Americans will replace gas guzzlers with cheaper foreign cars as affordability drops. He says no extra state or federal gasoline taxes are needed until highway funds are used strictly for highway purposes, not diversions by government agencies.
A school Christmas program featured Peter Jacobs reading the Christmas Bible tale and leading prayers, a chorus under Mr Phelps singing Silent Night and So How a Rose E er Blooming, a speaking choir directed by Miss Driscoll performing A Carol for Christmas and The House of Christmas, and the entire body singing O Come All Ye Faithful The First Noel and Hark The Angels Sing. Classical League Junior Classical League met for the second time with Latin activities and a festive Latin poem and menu. decorations by Mr Black’s art class drew praise. a faculty party at Thompson's Lodge Westboro honored newly married and engaged teachers. the event included dinner and dancing.
New York reports manager Cus D Amato says one offer for a Floyd Patterson title defense exceeds 400000 and a Cuban group also plans to submit a 400000 guarantee. D Amato confirms he is weighing multiple title fight options for next year with a Cuban representative due in New York to present funds.
The site just north of Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck New York predated the Revolution and gave its name to Quaker Ridge Road a Westchester thoroughfare running along holes of the upcoming U S Open to be held June 11 13 at the course.
Readable portion mentions Billy Cas of Chula Vista California and Los Anson UPI coverage of a 33rd annual golf event with a $40,000 prize. The fragment hints at a junior entry and last year’s winner, but specifics are unclear.
The U S Open at Winged Foot next June 11 13 will use the ninth hole as a 462 yard par 4 from the shorter tee. Winged Foot members have long teed the hole as a par 5 but Open players will use the shorter setup.
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