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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1959
Page
1
Fragmented lines mention leap year planning for 1960, a federal census, a national election next November, street listings, and town affairs perking up. It references the 13th District including Concord Stow and Maynard, with notes on taxes and local services approaching.
Fragmentary notes indicate a West Gensend coffee shop facing a licensing board decision. Details on charges or timeline are unclear in the OCR fragments but the core event concerns a permit or violation review.
William F Young Jr deputy commissioner of education will speak at the open League of Women Voters meeting in Ellis Hall on Wednesday January 6 at 10 am He will discuss The Need for Higher Public Educational Standards and Facilities The event invites Leagues from Bedford Lincoln Weston Wayland Acton and Sudbury with coffee served at 9 45 am prior to the meeting
Radcliffe alumnae from the Greater Boston area gathered at the Radcliffe Graduate Center for a mid winter tea renewing friendships. The Radcliffe Alumnae Association founded in 1925 now has 13 500 members with over 30 percent living in the Greater Boston area. The annual tea has run for 35 years under the current president who resides in the area.
A Dartmouth graduate and Concord High alumnus completes a 12 week screening course for Marine Corps officer commissions. He will then begin an eight month program for newly commissioned officers.
Holy Day Masses announced for Our Help of Christians and Our Lady's will mirror normal Sunday times with Masses at 7 8 9 10 30 and 6 30 tomorrow. Confessions listed at St Bernard's this afternoon 4 to 5 30 and 7 to 8 30. No feast or balance if none.
Local patrolman Thom Ndali f of ROH faced a credit local issue in Concord. The report notes police involvement and a referenced corporation or department in the case. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
The notice asks recipients to contact the ASC Office on Sudbury Road in Concord if not contacted by a community committeeman before February 4 1960. It stresses planting releasing and forestry work and notes good conservation practices pay dividends and seeds should be checked now to ensure efficient enrollment.
Concord members and a few guests will welcome the New Year with a ceremony at the lodge hall. The event will feature a brief program and a social period for members and guests as the fraternal group marks the passing year.
Chief Tombeno says the town needs two additional firemen on duty for 24 hour coverage. He argues the move is vital for prompt emergency response and public safety.
Mr and Mrs Budiey Pierce of Framingham report the birth of their son on Monday. The infant weighs in and joins grandparents Mr and Mrs George Barrett Sr and Mr and Mrs Palo Pierce of Clifton New Jersey.
Dean Will presents remarks at Concord class event with S Vander Werf listed as participant. Ambiguous OCR text notes a Con Top the erican reference and a Vand fragment, suggesting cross names in attendance.
The Concord Lions Club hosted a Christmas party on December 22 at B. Williams hall with a noted appronational magician. Past President Maxwell E. Lawrence and Judge David B. Williams helped distribute presents as President Stanley M Howard led the committee. Refreshments followed.
Concord organizers announce tryouts on January 7 at 8 p.m. in theVeterinary Building to cast this year’s children’s play James Thurber’s story about a princess who wants the moon. The show runs February 26 and February 27 and March 5 with five female and five male adult roles.
Concord notes mention an open meeting by the League of Women as New Year events unfold. Local items include patrolman saving a life, a street project starting Monday, and Santa attendance at events. Public notices reference a warrant, religious services on Jan, and merit scholarship details amid several area accidents.
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