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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1954

Page

7

Middlesex County Praised At State Soil District Meet

The Middlesex Soil Conservation District touted its strong showing at the Massachusetts association meeting. Key figures included five district supervisors, Goodyear contest winners, and supporters from the Conservation Service and Extension. Robert Van Leer of Lincoln chaired. L Roy Hawes spoke on agriculture and policy.

Mastis Massachu Massachusetts van Leer Lincoln Robert Littleton National Association of Servation Herbert P. Sweet Goodyear Ranch Massachusetts Commissioner of Agriculture L. Roy Hawes Sudbury and Soil Conservation District Middlesex County Massachusetts Association Goodyear Tire and Rubber Soil Conservation Service Middlesex

Ittees School Final Play With Behind Scene Losses

A high school production at Ittees School faces tragedy as several behind the scenes volunteers die while committees prepare for a February performance. Parker guides stage and set work with Richard Rice Harold Goodspeed Carl Stetson Mark Crowell Napoli and others aiding under Mrs Mary Mullaney.

Ars High School Parker Richard Rice Harold David Goodspeed Carlos Stetson Mark Crowell Fi Napoli

Regular select board meeting rescheduled to January 3

The regular meeting of the board is moved to Monday January 3 at the public Library due to a holiday. Chair George W Foss will preside. Agenda includes own business affairs. Five percent of the world’s redrawing is referenced as continuing production.

Absle Board of Select 0 Theublic Library

Concord Christmas Eve Carol Service At First Parish

Traditional Christmas Eve carol service at First Parish Unitarian Church featured a Nativity reading by Rev. Dr. Edward Perry Daniels. Concord Academy graduate Miss Anne Christian engaged to John G. Tedeschi of Wayne Pennsylvania announced. Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree members attended Gov David I Walsh Assembly meeting in Lexington. Rev Robert H Barber preached on Sunday about The Whispers of the Devil. Senior youth fellowship meeting was omitted.

First Parish Unitarian Church Luke Edward Perry Daniels Concord Academy Anne Christian Frank P. Christian Framingham Center John G. Tedeschi C. George Tedeschi Wayne, Pennsylvania Knights of Columbus Gov David I Walsh Lexington Robert H. Barber Trinitarian Congregational Church

Open Letter from California G I to Lincoln Voters in 1954

A letter from T Sergeant Leo J. Valliere of the U S Air Force, stationed near Bedford Mass, supports keeping low flying military aircraft over Lincoln Massachusetts citing duty and national defense. The letter notes personal residence near flight paths and defends pilot safety and training while appealing to Lincoln voters.

G.I California Lincoln Agent Air Base Row Information Services Office Lawrence G. Hanscom Bedford Mass Harrington Leo Bedford Air Base Harrington Burbank Calif Leo J. Valliere United States Air Force Air Force Reserve Hanscom Field U.S.A.F

Watch for Aircraft New York City Army M Set

William D O Connell of Maynard serves as first sergeant in the 12th Battalion Headquarters Battery of the 52nd Anti Aircraft Artillery Brigade. The unit will keep round the clock watch for enemy aircraft over New York City during the holidays. He entered the Army in 1948.

New York City William D.o’connell Maynard 52Nd O’connell William F. O’connell Sudbury Street Army

Army Traffic Safety Plan Cuts Soldier Highway Deaths

The Army reports a drop in off base auto fatalities and injuries after a intensified 1952 53 safety drive. Movable days passes daytime travel limits mandatory vehicle inspections and widespread media campaigns are credited with shifting soldier behavior and reducing crashes. Army safety director Eliot V Parker praises soldiers for cooperation.

Army Eliot V. Parker Army Safety Director

Man gives advice on lasting marriage in Jackson

In Jackson Mississippi T B Hilton an elevator operator at the Hinds County courthouse shares a wedding tip. He says if you can remember the feeling you have now at the moment of marriage you will have a happy married life.

Jackson, Miss T. B. Hilton Hindshas County

Harvard Trust Is Awarded School Bonds

The Concord Board of Selectmen accepted the low bid of Harvard Trust Company to buy 1 177 000 dollars of school project bonds. The 1.90 percent rate shows Concord's strong credit. Twenty eight firms competed including firms from New York Chicago and Boston. Bonds mature serially 1955 to 1974 to fund additions to three schools.

Concord Board of Selectmen Harvard Trust Company New York Chicago Boston

Bankers expect steady easing to continue in money rates

Banks nationwide posted record earnings in 1954 and anticipate a modest rise in business loans in 1955. The Fed’s policy of active ease drove the gains, with expectations it will hold steady for months unless a rebound in activity requires restraint. Banks also raised dividends and declared extras aided by profit taking in U.S. securities.

New York Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Fed

Storm Window Safety Tips From Boston Experts

The American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. warns more than 50,000 homeowners who install their own storm windows will suffer injuries this season. Ladders, footing, unsafe angles, overreaching and overloads cause most accidents. Do the job in stages to reduce strain and danger.

Boston Eee ‘Co

Hurricanes Carol Edna Cause Historic Insurance Losses

Hurricanes Carol and Edna caused the nation’s greatest catastrophe with 138 million dollars in wind damage claims paid by Mutual Fire Insurance Companies. About 750000 New England claims were filed across six states after the disasters on Aug 31 and Sept 10, equaling 15 dollars per person. The total excludes adjusting costs and other operating expenses related to the storms.

Boston Carol New Companie

West Concord Woman's Club Meeting Preview

The West Concord Woman's Club plans a meeting Thursday January 6 at 2 30 at Union Church. Auctioneer Clyde F Hannant will share experiences from Hannants Country Auction FitzWilliam NH and offer tips on disposing of old and antique articles. Tea hosts are Mrs Radcliffe Morrill and Mrs Allyn White. Mrs Earl B Wheeler presides.

West Concord Hannant Radcliffe Morrill Allyn White Earl B. Wheeler

Monthly church school board meeting at West Concord Union

The West Concord Union church hosts its church school board meeting on Tuesday January 4 at 8 o'clock. Philip Corbett and his wife recently moved to Pilgrim Road in Concord after their November 27 marriage. Corbett, a former editor of a local tabloid, formerly based in Lexington, worked with a Boston insurance firm publication. Concord residents witnessed Associate Justice David B Williams being sworn in at the State House Thursday after leaving the governor's council post. induction occurred at Ayer District Court Friday morning.

West Concord Union Church Philip Corbett Pilgrim Road Concord Corbett Lexington Boston David B. Williams Ayer District Court State House Herter Judge Williams Concbrd First District Court Northern Middlesex Golda R. Walters

Carlisle Real Estate Transfers and Local Social Notes

Carlisle real estate transfers list Arthur F. Blanchard and others conveying to Henry Erikson and James H Wilkins to Philip D White and wife. A St Bernard CYO skating party is planned in Carlisle under Rev James H Connolly. Mass at St Elizabeths on Holy Day at 9 30. Lydia Smith and George Senkler attended a Boston hotel debutante dance. A Christmas bene t for 300 orphans at San Miguel Avende Mex thanks Walt Disney's The Little Outlaw cast and crew.

Arthur F. Blanchard Henry Erikson James H., Wilkins Philip D. White St. Bernard’s C.Y Carlisle James H. Connolly Lydia Smith George Senkler Boston San Miguel Avende, Mex

Hallock Celebrates 90th Birthday in Stow Home

Mrs Mabel Hallock widow of Frank R Hallock and Gold Star Mother observed her 90th birthday in her Walcott Street home. Born in the same house built by her grandfather Jonathan Wolcott she has long resided there and is a member of the Hudson American Legion Auxiliary Stow Garden Club and Stow Woman's Club. Her only son Perry W Hallock died in World War I and she is convalescing from a recent illness but able to go about again.

Stow Mabel Hallock Frank R. Hallock Walcott Jonathon Wolcott Perry W. Hallock Hudson American Legion Auxiliary Stow Garden Club Stow Woman’s Club

Coming Events The Week In Concord

A list of upcoming local events in Concord includes Boy Scout dance at Harvey Wheeler school and a State Armory drill, New Year parties at Concord Rod and Gun Club and Monument Hall, D A R meeting at 16 Middle Street, Holy Day masses, street listing start, board of selectmen meeting, school restart, chorus rehearsal, K of C meeting, Grange, district Boy Scout meeting, Rotary luncheon, West Concord Women's Club, and Akaka Falls height compared to Niagara and Yosemite falls.

Boy Scouts of Area Harvey- Wheeler School State Armory Concord Rod & Gun Club Monument Hall K. of C Old Concord D.A.R Middle Street St. Berhard’s Our Lady Help of Christians Concord West Concord Board ‘of Selectmen Town House Grange Peter Bulkeley Boy Scout District Contera Rotary Club Howard Johnson

Acousticon Unveils Tiny A-210 Hearing Aid Revolution

Jamaica New York December 1954 Acousticon Research Laboratories announces Model A 210 a compact lightweight hearing aid concealable in a woman’s hair or worn behind a tie. It reduces rustle and muffling, offers superior tone and comfort, and costs about 25 cents per week for ordinary use. Works with Acousticon’s 17 receivers for individual fitting. A free booklet is available.

Jamaica N.Y Acousticon Research Laboratories Acousticon

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