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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
7
A damaged note describes a three car collision with two people taken to hospital. It mentions an officer noting injuries and names such as Dorothy and Daniel Mac, with Viet Con implied context, but details are incomplete.
In a brief item, D Little of Allegheny Ludlum Pittsburg announced his executive role and mid staff assignment for 1942. The report notes prior service in California at Los Angeles and subsequent joining Nu, with duties continuing through the year.
Fragmentary note mentions Naney and a 1957 event linked to a veil or garment. Details are unclear but imply a public or social moment tied to a person named Naney.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Horace Lane Arnold announce the engagement of their granddaughter Warren Arnold to Ensign Roy Matthew Raja US Navy son of Mr and Mrs Matt Raja Cleveland Ohio The bride to be Miss Arnold is a Concord Academy graduate and Dartmouth College alumna who will train at Pensacola Florida The couple have not set a wedding date.
Cyrus Thacher Schirmer, 70, former Holtzer Cabot Co. electrical engineer, died in Camden Maine after retiring from Wayland resident life. He served as director of Camden Community Hospital and Camden Yacht Club. Survived by wife Helen, son F Gardner Schirmer of Wellesley, a daughter and five grandchildren. Funeral services held December 23 at Camden Congregational Church. burial in Newton Cemetery with 1:30 pm committal.
South Acton Thorpe J. Turner, 27, of 125 Foster Street, Lowell, was arraigned in Concord District Court on three counts connected to Monday’s 4 55 p m crash on Main Street near High Street. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Maurice McWalter and the case was continued. Turner said he was coming from a Christmas party at an Acton plant Maynard restaurant. He was unhurt. Investigating officers were Edward J. Collins and Patrolmen William Durkin Nor-Raghe.
Miss Josephine Porrazzo of Maynard married Neil Phaneuf of Hudson at St. Bridget's Church in a 3 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Michael Sullivan. The couple's reception followed at the Eagles Home in Hudson with 150 guests. Phaneuf serves in the U S Army at Fort Lee Virginia.
Sudbury leaders from the Chamber of Commerce met with state officials to discuss the proposed Massachusetts Bay Circuit. The group highlighted Sudbury historic treasures, scenic assets, and the importance of preserving trees and stonewalls as part of the town’s support for the project.
Seee House at Bedford High School selects March Good Day representative Craig Dorman. David Webber named alternate Citizen of the Month by the student body with faculty input from Riggio. Christmas Masses held at St Michael’s mark O P H. Pomona holds monthly meeting. Town Jepal Grancers host neighbor event in Acton.
The engagement was announced by the groom to be Kingsley Durant, son of Mr and Mrs Kingsley Durant Sr of Cobesset. The bride to be, Miss Goammans, is a debutante of the 1954 1855 season educated at Concord Academy and Garland School and is a sophomore at New Pa.
Massachusetts Commissioner Francis W. Sargent asks the legislature to fund a state recreation master plan to expand facilities as highway development increases demand. He urges matching public reservations to meet swimming hunting fishing camping hiking birding and historic site viewing needs for citizens and visitors.
Marlboro Public Library screens Captain John Smith on December 28 1956 at 3 30 PM The drama follows the first permanent French colony in the New World at Jamestown and Virginia. A story hour is planned for Saturday December 28 1966 from 10 to 11 AM.
Police respond to noises in an apartment finding a would be crook hiding in a deep freezer. Investigators searched the scene and recovered evidence including a bottle of bonds labeled U S SAV.843S bonds.
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